tryashtar

summon arrow ~0 ~ ~15
summon arrow ~3.11867536226639 ~ ~14.6722140110071
summon arrow ~6.101049646137 ~ ~13.703181864639
summon arrow ~8.8167787843871 ~ ~12.1352549156242
summon arrow ~11.1471723821609 ~ ~10.0369590953829
summon arrow ~12.9903810567666 ~ ~7.5
summon arrow ~14.2658477444273 ~ ~4.63525491562421
summon arrow ~14.9178284305241 ~ ~1.5679269490148
summon arrow ~14.9178284305241 ~ ~-1.5679269490148
summon arrow ~14.2658477444273 ~ ~-4.63525491562421

tryashtar

(0.5, 0)
(0.5, 0.00872753246410879)
(0.5, 0.0174603847458739)
(0.5, 0.0262038896415206)
(0.5, 0.0349634059717552)
(0.5, 0.043744331762962)
(0.5, 0.0525521176328382)
(0.5, 0.0613922804514523)
(0.5, 0.0702704173511957)
(0.5, 0.0791922201622681)

tryashtar

Source	PickupDelay
Dropped by Player	40
Player Killed	40
Block Broken	10
Mob Killed	10
Dropped by Entity	10
Ejected from Jukebox	10
Broken Container	0
Dispenser/Dropper	0

tryashtar

First, you pick the inventory:

• /inventory block <pos> is a block's inventory
• /inventory entity <targets> is an entity's inventory
  • For players, the "domain" here is the same as /clear -- the entire inventory including armor and off-hand. For other entities, it includes ArmorItems and HandItems. Horses include saddle and armor slots, as well as inventory if applicable.

Then, you pick the action and item:

• add <item> [<count>] [<slot>] is similar to the current /give -- it adds an item to the inventory.
• If slot is unspecified, it stacks or adds similarly to picking up an item. If slot is specified and the slot is empty or can stack with the item, it will do so, otherwise it will fail.