This feature is unique to the Java version.datapack
| Permanent level | 2 | Limited conditions | None | |
|---|
Control the load/uninstallation of the packet.
Grammar DataPack Disable DataPack Enable DataPack Enable
name
Specify the name of the packet.
Existing
Specify the name of a packet that exists and loaded.Effect
| Command | triggering conditions | java version | TR>|
|---|---|---|---|
| Any | Parameters are not correct | Analysis | |
/datapack enable .../datapack disable ... | > Not an effective data packet | Execution failure | |
| Data packets have been enabled/disabled | |||
/datapack enable ... | Not a exist> Any | When the execution is successful | See the description below |
If successful:
(Disable | Enable) -will disable or enable specified data packets.For ENABLE : first — will enable the specified packet and place it before all packets (that is, the lowest priority). Last — will enable the specified data packet and place it behind all data packets (that is, the highest priority). Before —Coculate the specified data packet and place it before specified Existing (priority is lower than it). after — will enable the specified data packet and place it after specified Existing (priority is higher than it). list — will list all data packets, or only list available/enabled data packets.Hanging the mouse on the data packet name will show their description in Pack.mcmeta .Outputting
| Command | Version | Number of success | /Execute Store Success ... | /execute store result ... | tr>
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any | java version | Execution failure | 00 | 0 |
/datapack enable .../datapack disable ... | Successful execution | After executing, the number of data packets enabled enabled, the number of packets enabled | ||
/datApack list [available | enabled] | successful execution 1 | 1 | Number of data packets listed |
