/setblock
In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to use the /setblock command along with showing some example commands.
/setblock <pos> <block> [destroy|keep|replace]
The /setblock command is used to place a block anywhere in a world. To use it we first need to put in the coordinates where we want the block to be, this can be an air block or where a block already exists.
Then we put in our block using block ids. If you don't know your blocks id, type some of it out and press tab or view a complete list here. We can now run the command and it will work perfectly fine.
/setblock <pos> <block> [destroy|keep|replace]
The /setblock command is used to place a block anywhere in a world. To use it we first need to put in the coordinates where we want the block to be, this can be an air block or where a block already exists.
Then we put in our block using block ids. If you don't know your blocks id, type some of it out and press tab or view a complete list here. We can now run the command and it will work perfectly fine.
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But we can also add more. We can choose what happens to the block there before it (If there is one). The options are:
Destroy - This breaks it like a survival player would (Block drops, exp etc)
Keep - Only sets the block if it is air
Replace - Removes the block like it would in creative (No drops etc)
You can also add data tags straight after the block id (You can also use McStacker)
Destroy - This breaks it like a survival player would (Block drops, exp etc)
Keep - Only sets the block if it is air
Replace - Removes the block like it would in creative (No drops etc)
You can also add data tags straight after the block id (You can also use McStacker)
/setblock 255 65 84 minecraft:stained_glass 13 destroy
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I hope you now understand how it works! ~Blue
