Do Command Blocks Work In Unloaded Chunks at Paulette Reynolds blog

Do Command Blocks Work In Unloaded Chunks. The simplest thing you can do, since spawn points keep the world loaded in a 128 block radius, is to use the /setworldspawn command. The chunks surrounding the world spawn are always loaded, so this is the best place to put command blocks that you always want to. Reading further comments it looks like you are in. The /spreadplayers command will cause target chunks to be loaded briefly. One way would to be create a repearing command block in the spawn chunks, then approach the chunks with the entitites. If the chunks are unloaded, then there is no processing. You can place it in the spawn chunks to prevent it from. While some mechanisms are not processed when no player is. I believe they have same loading rules as redstone, if you want it to always work you have to put it in your spawn. Same for the /testforblocks command, if any part of the area to be checked. The answer is you can't. Command blocks only work within loaded chunks. These chunks are loaded at all times, unless no player has been in the overworld in the last 60 seconds *.

The chunks surrounding the world spawn are always loaded, so this is the best place to put command blocks that you always want to. These chunks are loaded at all times, unless no player has been in the overworld in the last 60 seconds *. I believe they have same loading rules as redstone, if you want it to always work you have to put it in your spawn. Command blocks only work within loaded chunks. While some mechanisms are not processed when no player is. The answer is you can't. Same for the /testforblocks command, if any part of the area to be checked. The simplest thing you can do, since spawn points keep the world loaded in a 128 block radius, is to use the /setworldspawn command. If the chunks are unloaded, then there is no processing. You can place it in the spawn chunks to prevent it from.

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Do Command Blocks Work In Unloaded Chunks You can place it in the spawn chunks to prevent it from. Reading further comments it looks like you are in. The answer is you can't. Same for the /testforblocks command, if any part of the area to be checked. The simplest thing you can do, since spawn points keep the world loaded in a 128 block radius, is to use the /setworldspawn command. The chunks surrounding the world spawn are always loaded, so this is the best place to put command blocks that you always want to. If the chunks are unloaded, then there is no processing. The /spreadplayers command will cause target chunks to be loaded briefly. These chunks are loaded at all times, unless no player has been in the overworld in the last 60 seconds *. You can place it in the spawn chunks to prevent it from. While some mechanisms are not processed when no player is. One way would to be create a repearing command block in the spawn chunks, then approach the chunks with the entitites. I believe they have same loading rules as redstone, if you want it to always work you have to put it in your spawn. Command blocks only work within loaded chunks.