Create and manage a scoring system, shown in the sidebar or under player names — used for point-tracking and stat systems
Scoreboard is a system that stores a "number" tied to each player — used to build point systems, in-game currency, death counts, or state tracking for the Execute command to check conditions against
kills with criteria playerKillCountdummy criteria, set/add/subtract the score yourself with commandsBedrock only supports the dummy criteria — if you pick the Bedrock edition, the system automatically switches to dummy and warns you
The examples below come out of the same generator as the form above, so the commands and explanations always match what the tool produces. Copy one and adjust it from there
Every scoring system starts by creating an objective; the playerKillCount criterion makes the game count for you
/scoreboard objectives add kills playerKillCount "จำนวนการฆ่า"What it does Will create an objective named "kills" to track scores (criteria: playerKillCount), displayed as "จำนวนการฆ่า".
Creating an objective shows nothing by itself — you must assign it a display slot, and sidebar is the usual pick
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar killsWhat it does Will display the score of objective "kills" on the sidebar.
Used with a dummy objective the game does not track itself — you add and subtract from command blocks instead
/scoreboard players add @p kills 1What it does Will add 1 to the "kills" score of the nearest player.
This is the first example above, run through every edition and version this tool supports. Versions that produce the same result share a row
/scoreboard objectives add kills playerKillCount "จำนวนการฆ่า"/scoreboard objectives add kills dummy "จำนวนการฆ่า"