Commands/advancement

Gives or takes an advancement from a player, or tests whether a player has an advancement.


 * Syntax




 * Arguments


 * player
 * Must be a player name or a target selector.


 * only
 * Grants/revokes only the specified advancement from the player.


 * until
 * Grants/revokes the specified advancement, its parent advancement, its parent's parent advancement, etc. from the player. From the start until the specified advancement. The exact order of granting/revoking is "parent" > "parent's parent" > ... > "start" > "specified advancement".


 * from
 * Grants/revokes the specified advancement, its children advancements, its children's children advancements, etc. from the player. All the way forward from the specified advancement. The exact order of granting/revoking is "specified advancement" > "child" > "child's child", when a branch is found it will iterate through the top branch entirely before going through the other branches.


 * through
 * Acts as  and   combined; all advancements through the specified advancement, going both backwards and forwards. The exact order of granting/revoking is the same as for   and ,   being done before.


 * everything
 * Grants/revokes every loaded advancement from the player.


 * advancement
 * Specifies which advancement to grant, revoke or test. Must be a valid advancement identifier.


 * criterion (optional)
 * Specifies which criterion of the advancement to grant, revoke or test. Must be a valid advancement criteria identifier.
 * If specified, the command will refer to merely the criterion, and not the entire advancement.
 * If absent, the command will refer to the entire advancement.


 * Result


 * Fails if the arguments aren't specified correctly, or if player fails to resolve to one or more online players.


 * On success, grants or removes the specified advancement(s) to the player(s).


 * Examples


 * To test yourself for the "iron leggings" criterion of the "Obtain armor" advancement:


 * To grant the "Shiny gear" advancement to yourself: