Minecraft : Scoreboard Command Generator

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Scoreboard Command Maker Tool

Generate commands for scoreboard objectives and players. Copy paste commands to create, modify and delete scoreboard objectives and player scores. Scoreboards are useful for showing player scores, tracking entities, and managing teams within the game. This tool helps you create and manage scoreboard commands easily, and saves on quite a bit of typing.

Creating Scoreboard

Adding a scoreboard with objective requires specifying a name and criteria. The objective name is used for updating the scoreboard and player scores. The display name is optional and will default to the objective name if not provided.

In the examples "obj1" is used for object name, it could be any string mix of letters, numbers and underscores. For criteria "dummy" is used, there is a range of criteria types available.

Basic creation, defaults to "obj1" at the display name
/scoreboard objectives add obj1 dummy

Formated display name
/scoreboard objectives add obj1 dummy /scoreboard objectives add obj1 dummy [{"text":"Custom Scoreboard","color":"green"}]

Updating display name, the display name can be updated later with the modify command.
/scoreboard objectives add obj1 dummy /scoreboard objectives modify obj1 displayname [{"text":"Custom Scoreboard","color":"red"}]

Adding Players and Entities to Scoreboards

Once a scoreboard objective is created players and entities can be added to the scoreboard with the scoreboard "players" command. Any entity can be added, such as mobs, armor stands and even boats.

Adding objective score for a players will add them to the scoreboard.
/scoreboard players set @p obj1 9

Entities can also be added to scoreboards, for example setting a score for all villagers.
/scoreboard players set @e[type=villager] obj1 0

Numbers can be negative.
/scoreboard players set @e[type=zombie] obj1 -3

Changing Scores

There are a few commands for changing scores. Find the player score command generators under the players tab.

Add will increase the current score with the amount, must be a positive numbers.
/scoreboard players add @p obj1 3

Remove will decrease the current score with the amount, must be a positive numbers.
/scoreboard players remove @p obj1 3

Reset will remove the player/entity from the scoreboard.
/scoreboard players reset @p obj1

Modifying Number Format

By default scores are displayed as unformated numbers. You can modify the number format to style or replace with custom text, or hide them.

The numbers can be styled
/scoreboard objectives modify obj1 numberformat styled {"underlined":true,"color":"yellow"}

The score number can actually be set to text
/scoreboard objectives modify obj1 numberformat fixed [{"text":"red text","color":"dark_red"}]

Reset back to default style
/scoreboard objectives modify obj1 numberformat

Or hidden completely. This useful if you want to show text and order by score.
/scoreboard objectives modify obj1 numberformat blank

Player Row Format

By default player rows show the player/entity name and score. You can modify row name and score are displayed.

Players display name can be overwritten for selected players or entities.
/scoreboard players display name @e[type=armor_stand] obj1 [{"text":"Find a boat","color":"green"}]

As with object number formating, the same functions can be used for the players display. In this example we can hide the score for those entities.
/scoreboard players display numberformat @e[type=armor_stand] obj1 blank

Operation Command

The operation command allows you to perform mathematical operations between scores of different players or entities. This is useful for comparing scores, transferring points, or implementing custom game mechanics.

/scoreboard players operation @a obj1 = @a obj2

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