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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ A derangement is a permutation of 'N' elements where no element appears in its o
 
 For example, if Player1 was at `0,0,1`, Player2 at `0,0,2`, and Player3 at `0,0,3`, Player1 can only be relocated to `0,0,2` or `0,0,3`. The same rule applies to all other players.
 
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 **Key Features of this Function Pack:**
 
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 To derange the positions of 100 targets, this function pack requires only 4-6 iterations, executing a total of 7 commands for the initiation, and 7 per iteration.
 
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 The number of iterations increases proportionally with the number of elements.
 
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 ## Assign the New ID
 scoreboard players operation @r [type=armor_stand, name="Fake Player", scores={id=0}] id = Total id
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 This is the function you run (once) each time you need to derange the positions of all targets:
 
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 In case a single target is left with no available position except its original, the final 3 commands will resolve the collision. We call it a collision because when this occurs, the target will be at the allocated position of another target.
 
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 The actual randomized derangement process will be performed by this function below:
 
 <CodeHeader>BP/functions/events/player/derange_position/process.mcfunction</CodeHeader>
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 ## Loop Function if 2+ Players Are Not Allocated a Position
 execute if score NonAllocatedPlayers count matches 2.. run function events/player/derange_position/process
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 Now, for our functions to actually work, we will need to add the following objectives on our world:
 
 <CodeHeader>BP/functions/scoreboards/objective/add_all.mcfunction</CodeHeader>
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 scoreboard objectives add id dummy
 scoreboard objectives add count dummy
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 If you wish to add the objectives automatically as soon as you load the world, you may create the function file below:
 
 <CodeHeader>BP/functions/events/world/on_initialise.mcfunction</CodeHeader>