The Command Format

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/scriptevent my:clone_and_move <x1 y1 z1> <x2 y2 z2> <destX destY destZ> <min-max>

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Breakdown of Arguments:

<x1 y1 z1> to <x2 y2 z2>: The coordinates defining the box (area) where your source chests/containers are located.
<destX destY destZ>: The coordinates of the specific chest you want the items to move into.
<min-max>: The total number of items to move (e.g., 1-10 or 64-64).

Step-by-Step Example

If you have a wall of chests from 0 64 0 to 2 66 0 and you want to move between 5 and 20 random items into a hopper at 10 64 10, you would type:

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/scriptevent my:clone_and_move 0 64 0 2 66 0 10 64 10 5-20

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Key Features to Know:

Coordinate Shortcuts: You can use ~ (e.g., ~ ~1 ~) to reference coordinates relative to yourself or the command block running the script.
Randomization: The script picks items from the source area and places them into random empty slots in the destination container.
Scoreboard Tracking: Every time the script checks a source container, it updates a scoreboard objective called item_count.
- It lists items using the format: c_x_y_z: item_name.
- You can see this by typing /scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar item_count.
Safety: It only moves items into empty slots in the destination. If the destination is full, it will stop moving items.

Requirements:

Beta APIs: Ensure the "Beta APIs" experimental toggle is turned ON in your world settings.
Permissions: You must have operator permissions to run /scriptevent.

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