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@@liamberka9992 I usually just spawn in a mob with a name already with /summon, but playanimation also works if you use name tags on your mobs.

What specifically are you having problems with? What does it do?

@@illusion_L well it plays the animation but in survival mode it acts weird again even with the null

@@illusion_L and it worked like a week ago

@@illusion_L do you know how to fix it?

@@eee2384 What exactly does it do when you're in survival mode? Does it start rapidly twitching like it did in this video? That shouldn't be happening as long as every single playanimation command you have contains "null 0 null null", or "null 0" (the former being a permanent animation that always snaps to the animation position no matter the mob's current pose, until a new one is played using the same part "null 0 null null", and the latter being the regular temporary one with the number deciding the fade out time, with the pose that the mob takes depending on its current movement, which could make it look not as intended when paired with another playanimation command). Make sure that any new playanimation commands you've recently added contain that "null 0 null null" bit at the end, and make sure none of your playanimation commands are activated using repeating command blocks. If your playanimation command has null 0 null null at the end, make sure the number is always zero, otherwise you may get a weird twitchy transition between animations as well. Hope that helps!

nvm found it in the comments 👍

bro it’s in the video 🙏

from what i understand after the game updated the commands for it broke so the boss doesn't work right now anyway

@@CoolCreeper5322 Ok. thanks for clarifying that

There is technically one method that uses the Wither's health bar, but I don't use it since it doesn't discriminate between using a weapon or using your fist. Basically it works by constantly applying a near-zero-durability piece of armor onto your boss mob. For example: execute at @e[name={your mob}] run replaceitem entity @e[name={your mob}] slot.armor.feet 0 keep netherite_boots 5000 (on a repeating command block) When this command runs repeatedly, the "keep" part tells it to only replace the armor if there is no armor in that slot. Since this armor breaks upon a single hit, it will activate whenever you hit the mob, since the armor slot becomes empty when you break it. You can run this command into a conditional chain command block that deals a fixed amount of damage to the Wither, effectively looking as if you damaged the health bar. Unfortunately, the armor can break from anything ranging from a Sharpness V netherite sword to just your fist, which would mean both would take the same chunk of health off of the Wither's health bar. You would have to detect what item the player is holding in their hand, and not only are there so many possibilities as to what the player could be using to hit the boss (taking into account every tool with every enchantment, and even potions), there isn't a way to detect enchantments on items in BE. It's an exciting possibility, but I never use it because of all this. Hopefully that helps!

Thanks! I'm glad I can help!

He doesn't have an animation before or after he teleports; I only animated the attacks. If you're wondering how he emerges like that, that's just what BE does when teleporting an entity; BE makes a smooth path from where the entity was to where they teleported, rather than them instantly reappearing on another side with no animation. Hope that helps!

Thank you!

It is! I'm so glad you noticed, happy you enjoyed the boss fight!

I use the health boost effect, usually with a 25x multiplier. For example: effect @e[name={your mob}] health_boost 10000000 25 true The first huge number just makes the effect last virtually forever, and the "true" hides the swirly particles from the effect. You'll need to make sure you also run this into a chain command block with a very strong instant health effect so that the boss can gain these hearts, since by default, the extra hearts from health boost are empty. For example: effect @e[name={your mob}] instant_health 2 255 true

That's a fantastic idea, I gotta see if I can do that!

Wow that's much simpler, no clue why I didn't think of that. Thanks for sharing!

you probly won't see but you can use replaceitem entity @e[name=i] slot.armor.(chest feet legs or head) 0 iron_chestplate if you want the armor to be enchanted then use /enchant @e[name=i] mincraft:protection 1 and to add trims you have to spawn a mod put the armor on it manualy by using a dispenser and save it in a structure by and do /give @p structure_block 1

I've tried that one on a variety of mobs, and it does technically do something but only with humanoid mobs like skeletons, illagers, and zombies, in which case it just shrinks them. Not sure if that's what you were looking for but that's all I could really find unfortunately. :\

What kind of mechanism are you using, is the armor stand itself the one detecting when the player is close and using a damage command to hurt the player? If that's the case, you can simply chain a command off of the damage command to kill the armor stand, regardless if the attack is blocked or not. If you have a repeating command block that is detecting when the armor stand is near the player with a conditional chain command block dealing damage when the radius detection is successful, you can simply add the kill command as another conditional chain command block after the damage command. Make sure the damage command is attributed to an entity in order to make the attack blockable. (/damage @{player selector} {damage value} {entity_attack/entity_explosion} entity @{damaging entity}) Hope that helps!