Condition Check Subcommand

Checks what subcommand (argument) the player typed after the main command.

Inputs: 1 · Outputs: Match, No Match

INFO

If you want to check for multiple specific subcommands, consider using a Subcommand Switch node instead.

Settings

Setting	Type	Required	Default	Description
What do you want to check?	Select	Yes	—	Check type: A specific subcommand, Amount of subcommands, or If any subcommands were typed.
Which subcommand?	Number	Yes (if word)	1	Which word after the command to check (1 = first).
Comparison	Select	Yes (if word/count)	Equals	Operator: =, ≠, >, <, ≥, ≤.
Compare to	String	Yes (if word/count)	—	Value to compare against.
Case Sensitive	Boolean	No (if word)	false	Whether comparison is case-sensitive.

TIP

Which subcommand you check depends on your command structure. For example, in /teleport to spawn, to is the first subcommand and spawn is the second.

Example

For /mycommand help:

• Check: A specific subcommand
• Which subcommand: 1
• Compare to: help