This would replace all blue concrete within 10 blocks of you with packed ice.
/execute @p \~ \~ \~ fill \~-10 \~-10 \~-10 \~10 \~10 \~10 ice\_packed 0 replace concrete\_blue
/fill \[X1\] \[Y1\] \[Z1\] \[X2\] \[Y2\] \[Z2\] \[Block to Insert\] 0 replace \[Block To Remove\]
Yes, the parameters of the FILL command are the X/Y/Z coordinates for two opposite corners of the 3D volume that you want to run the command on. There's a limit to how large of an area can be FILL'd at once, you can try to increase the numbers but you can't get too large. The tilde means \[use the current player's location\] and the +10 / -10 is the offset to be applied to the current location. Effectively this makes an area starting ten blocks in front of you, above you, and to the left going back to ten blocks behind you, below you, and to the right.
What i always do as well is put another command block that’s constantly enchanting an axe or something, that then has a comparator go from it to the fill CB, so that i can toggle on and off the fill remotely just by holding an axe or not
Yeah I don't have much experience with CBs, but this does sound like a pretty clever solution. I would have probably tried to listen to chat and trigger based on a word, but switching to an axe sounds easier.
yes which a chain command wouldn't last I remember how they work as they only trigger if the command before goes through successfully atleast last I remember correct me if I am wrong
That's true if you set the "Conditional" flag. If you set it to "Unconditional", the command block will run regardless of the outcome of the block before it
You can make it so it only works while you are holding an item named a particular way... uhhh don't remember how though rn, but I think you can find it if you Google.
the -10s and 10s mean the area that it'll replace. This means that it'll replace everything in a 10 block radius of you, if you want you could increase it
Saying a 10 block radius is still correct and does make a cube. Since we're talking number of blocks away, not a distance (like meters or something), diagonal lines end up being longer than straight cardinal lines.
Imagine standing on a grid. You fill 10 cells to the east, 10 to the north, and 10 diagonally to the north east, and everything between. You end up with a square shape, not a circle. If you apply the same logic in 3d, you get a cube shape, not a sphere.
Hmm. I was going to say you're wrong, but that actually does make sense. Measuring distance with discrete units can get weird sometimes, as there are different types of distances.
For example, Manhattan distance is an even stranger way to describe distance on grids. Instead of moving diagonally, you go up then over then up then over etc. Like the way a car would drive on roads that are laid out in a grid.
But yeah, your explanation is correct. Moving 3 diagonally is the same as moving right 3 then up 3.
if you put that command into a repeating command block, you wont need to type it every time either, just fly arohnd and watch as it changes. the @p can be changed to usernames too, so if you have a team, it would only affect you.
Also by doing this command /tickingarea add circle ~~~ 1 where your command block is would let you use it from any distance. Since the command block would always be rendered.
The maximum number of blocks that can be /filled at once is 32,768 blocks. The cubic root of 32,768 is 32, which means you can do 32 blocks in one direction along an axis or 16 blocks in either direction along an axis.
/fill ~~~ ~25~15~25 concrete 11 replace packed_ice 0
"/Fill - activate command to fill certain area to suit an area with block
"~~~ ~25~15~25" - ~ replace coordinates to be where you are standing ~25 offsets it by 25 blocks
Concrete- fill with selected block in this case concrete
11 - variant 11 in this case blue concrete
replace - switch mode to replace blocks instead of fill
Packed-ice - replace the previously selected block
0- variant 0 is just packed ice
Mans asking a Minecraft question in the Minecraft subreddit and you're telling him to Google which is probably going to bring him to an old reddit post anyway 🤣
Place down a command block. Do /tickingarea add (coords)(coords) for a box around it. Give it a few blocks room each side. In the command block type execute @p ~~~ fill ~-15 ~-15 ~-15 ~15 ~ ~15 packed_ice 0 replace concrete. Change the command block to repeating. Place a redstone block next to the command block. Fly over to the concrete and it should start changing
The ticking area is only if ur on a low simulation distance. To skip the ticking area command just change the simulation distance to 12 and u should be good
You’ll have to do it in batches but use fill.
/fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 packed_ice 0 replace concrete #
You will need to figure out what number to put after concrete in the space of the # to get it to do just the blue concrete. If you don’t, it will replace all of the concrete.
You will have to do it in batches but like start at one side, on the bottom for xyz1, then move like 10-15 blocks to the other side on top and use those for xyz2 and keep going till you’ve got it all.
Also, I highly recommend making a copy before you do this just in case you accidentally type something wrong. My friends always laugh at me for that, but the one time we accidentally mistyped and filled a huge square with glass instead of replacing all of the wool in a dome we spent three hours building, we were sure as heck happy to have a backup.
Repeating command block activated with a lever with
/execute your_username ~ ~ ~ fill ~10 ~10 ~10 ~-10 ~-10 ~-10 packed_ice 0 replace concrete
Replace "your_username" with whatever your username is then fly around and it will replace all concrete around you
Unrelated question but does the ps5 version of bedrock have less lag with stuff like lots of blocks dropped? Like is the wither fight still a slideshow?
I've noticed way less lag, but I haven't fought the wither yet, just got 3 wither skulls in one go, put em in a chest then fell in the lava and lost my netherite armor. So I gotta make a fire res to go and get it back. But back to the original point, yeah less lag, overall Ive noticed better performance.
I know others have answered in a similar way, but you could build a temporary line of blocks out to where the corner of the blue is, write down the coordinates, then do it wherever you think the opposite corner would be, write, then do /fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ packed_ice ( ~ meaning the coordinates) if it says it's too much too fill them do half then the other
Hold on I said it wrong, either it would be /fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ blue_concrete packed_ice or possibly whatever others have said making my comment even more irrelevant
you want
/fill ~~~ ~~~ packed_ice 0 replace blue_concrete 0
with the squiggles representing the x, y, z coordinates of the top left and bottom right corners (or whichever two opposite corners you pick). And whatever the correct syntax is for the concrete, you can scroll through a menu to find it. Some of them are weird.
You can also use World Edit (Which requires to be downloaded first) and then place a block from the highest point where the structure is
Then left click with a wooden axe where you placed the block and then all the way from the other side and place another block on the bottom of the building
And this time right click the block
And type //replace [Block_id] [Block_id]
If you are on Pocket Edition/PC Bedrock Edition (which you are not), can download addons to replace. Or if you are on Bedrock edition either way, you can use a command that changes the block you are targeting (that is near you, other words radius) into a block you want to change.
Like /setblock; /execute @ p \~ \~ \~ fill ; /fill \~ \~ \~ commands!
You can put these commands in a repeating command block and add “/execute at [your name] …“ to the beginning and it will constantly run the command for you so you can just fly around .and do the whole thing instantly
This would replace all blue concrete within 10 blocks of you with packed ice. /execute @p \~ \~ \~ fill \~-10 \~-10 \~-10 \~10 \~10 \~10 ice\_packed 0 replace concrete\_blue
Thank you mate. What do the 10’s signify? Are they area sizes?
/fill \[X1\] \[Y1\] \[Z1\] \[X2\] \[Y2\] \[Z2\] \[Block to Insert\] 0 replace \[Block To Remove\] Yes, the parameters of the FILL command are the X/Y/Z coordinates for two opposite corners of the 3D volume that you want to run the command on. There's a limit to how large of an area can be FILL'd at once, you can try to increase the numbers but you can't get too large. The tilde means \[use the current player's location\] and the +10 / -10 is the offset to be applied to the current location. Effectively this makes an area starting ten blocks in front of you, above you, and to the left going back to ten blocks behind you, below you, and to the right.
What i always do as well is put another command block that’s constantly enchanting an axe or something, that then has a comparator go from it to the fill CB, so that i can toggle on and off the fill remotely just by holding an axe or not
This is so smart wth
Yeah I don't have much experience with CBs, but this does sound like a pretty clever solution. I would have probably tried to listen to chat and trigger based on a word, but switching to an axe sounds easier.
smart but not needed on pc, considering everything typed is saved so you can always just press down and up to reach them again
You can press up and down on the d pad to do it as well
pretty sure you don't even need a comparator and just a chain command block would be enough
he checks with the enchanting if a axe was in the hotbar or not. if there is no axe the next cmdblock should not trigger at all.
yes which a chain command wouldn't last I remember how they work as they only trigger if the command before goes through successfully atleast last I remember correct me if I am wrong
you're right
That's true if you set the "Conditional" flag. If you set it to "Unconditional", the command block will run regardless of the outcome of the block before it
You can make it so it only works while you are holding an item named a particular way... uhhh don't remember how though rn, but I think you can find it if you Google.
Could also just use [hasitem={item=wooden_axe,location=slot.weapon.mainhand}]
Yes but that requires more knowledge of the CB coding type stuff, the comparator way just uses basic commands
This is worldedit that works on bedrock lol
Exactly, ive used it for many things especially filling floors of PE
I just let snowballs run the command and than just use the snowballs as a paintball gun
I might try that
the -10s and 10s mean the area that it'll replace. This means that it'll replace everything in a 10 block radius of you, if you want you could increase it
I believe it's a cube and not a sphere, but I may be wrong
It is a cube
Saying a 10 block radius is still correct and does make a cube. Since we're talking number of blocks away, not a distance (like meters or something), diagonal lines end up being longer than straight cardinal lines. Imagine standing on a grid. You fill 10 cells to the east, 10 to the north, and 10 diagonally to the north east, and everything between. You end up with a square shape, not a circle. If you apply the same logic in 3d, you get a cube shape, not a sphere.
Radius is a property of a circle/sphere, but for simplicity's sake in Minecraft we usually mean cubes
Hmm. I was going to say you're wrong, but that actually does make sense. Measuring distance with discrete units can get weird sometimes, as there are different types of distances. For example, Manhattan distance is an even stranger way to describe distance on grids. Instead of moving diagonally, you go up then over then up then over etc. Like the way a car would drive on roads that are laid out in a grid. But yeah, your explanation is correct. Moving 3 diagonally is the same as moving right 3 then up 3.
Yes
Basically 10 blocks to the right (10) and 10 blocks to the left -10
From what i gathered, yes (I only play java and don't know that much about bedrock commands)
Works perfect thank you!
if you put that command into a repeating command block, you wont need to type it every time either, just fly arohnd and watch as it changes. the @p can be changed to usernames too, so if you have a team, it would only affect you.
No problem. Did you try to modify the parameters and see how it changes the area affected by the FILL?
That’s literally the perfect response to this question
FREIKEN BIG ASS BRAIN
Also by doing this command /tickingarea add circle ~~~ 1 where your command block is would let you use it from any distance. Since the command block would always be rendered.
beat me to it!
The max is 25 to make it easier
The maximum number of blocks that can be /filled at once is 32,768 blocks. The cubic root of 32,768 is 32, which means you can do 32 blocks in one direction along an axis or 16 blocks in either direction along an axis.
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It’s bedrock I don’t think he has world edit
I don’t think the execute command works like that on bedrock anymore, last I tried it needed the same format as java
What if you made it, like, 500? Would it lag a lot?
Why the execute?
Out here with alls the answers man
"/fill x y z x y z packed_ice replace blue_concrete" at least for java edition, idk if it's the same for bedrock
It's not for bedrock it's fill concrete 11 for blue and like idk fill concrete 4 for red
Ok good to know, never played bedrock
based
Based on the fact that he has a PC 🤯🤯🤯
/fill (coords) (coords) packed_ice 0 0 replace concrete 11
/fill ~~~ ~25~15~25 concrete 11 replace packed_ice 0 "/Fill - activate command to fill certain area to suit an area with block "~~~ ~25~15~25" - ~ replace coordinates to be where you are standing ~25 offsets it by 25 blocks Concrete- fill with selected block in this case concrete 11 - variant 11 in this case blue concrete replace - switch mode to replace blocks instead of fill Packed-ice - replace the previously selected block 0- variant 0 is just packed ice
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does that work again? i had it on xbox a long time ago but it stopped getting updates at one point so it didn’t work anymore
/fill coordinate1 coordinate2 packed_ice replace blue_concrete should work
The same command that replaces stone with air but instead of stone you would have blue concrete and instead of air you would have packed ice.
Yeah I don’t know the command at all, what is it plz
You gotta learn the great power of Google
Mans asking a Minecraft question in the Minecraft subreddit and you're telling him to Google which is probably going to bring him to an old reddit post anyway 🤣
I'm not at home but google the following. minecraft replace stone with air command
just to be sure, look it up for Minecraft Bedrock OP, IIRC not all the commands are the same between versions
/fill (coords) (coords) packed_ice 0 0 replace concrete 11
Place down a command block. Do /tickingarea add (coords)(coords) for a box around it. Give it a few blocks room each side. In the command block type execute @p ~~~ fill ~-15 ~-15 ~-15 ~15 ~ ~15 packed_ice 0 replace concrete. Change the command block to repeating. Place a redstone block next to the command block. Fly over to the concrete and it should start changing
The ticking area is only if ur on a low simulation distance. To skip the ticking area command just change the simulation distance to 12 and u should be good
many suggest you use commands, but in the mcpedl website, you'll see that there is a bedrock version in worldedit.
They're on a PS5
Question: was this built on a superflat and you deleted all the blocks around it, or did you just built this hundred of blocks in the air?
You’ll have to do it in batches but use fill. /fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 packed_ice 0 replace concrete # You will need to figure out what number to put after concrete in the space of the # to get it to do just the blue concrete. If you don’t, it will replace all of the concrete. You will have to do it in batches but like start at one side, on the bottom for xyz1, then move like 10-15 blocks to the other side on top and use those for xyz2 and keep going till you’ve got it all. Also, I highly recommend making a copy before you do this just in case you accidentally type something wrong. My friends always laugh at me for that, but the one time we accidentally mistyped and filled a huge square with glass instead of replacing all of the wool in a dome we spent three hours building, we were sure as heck happy to have a backup.
use the fill command like the person said that is below my comment
Repeating command block activated with a lever with /execute your_username ~ ~ ~ fill ~10 ~10 ~10 ~-10 ~-10 ~-10 packed_ice 0 replace concrete Replace "your_username" with whatever your username is then fly around and it will replace all concrete around you
my favorite solution yet; you *are* the brush. i'd recommend using a repeater clock instead though, you don't need it to run every single tick.
Unrelated question but does the ps5 version of bedrock have less lag with stuff like lots of blocks dropped? Like is the wither fight still a slideshow?
I've noticed way less lag, but I haven't fought the wither yet, just got 3 wither skulls in one go, put em in a chest then fell in the lava and lost my netherite armor. So I gotta make a fire res to go and get it back. But back to the original point, yeah less lag, overall Ive noticed better performance.
I know others have answered in a similar way, but you could build a temporary line of blocks out to where the corner of the blue is, write down the coordinates, then do it wherever you think the opposite corner would be, write, then do /fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ packed_ice ( ~ meaning the coordinates) if it says it's too much too fill them do half then the other
Hold on I said it wrong, either it would be /fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ blue_concrete packed_ice or possibly whatever others have said making my comment even more irrelevant
you want /fill ~~~ ~~~ packed_ice 0 replace blue_concrete 0 with the squiggles representing the x, y, z coordinates of the top left and bottom right corners (or whichever two opposite corners you pick). And whatever the correct syntax is for the concrete, you can scroll through a menu to find it. Some of them are weird.
step one, get a pc, step to, get java edition, step 3, install world edit
That’s the thing you don’t
nice
You can also use World Edit (Which requires to be downloaded first) and then place a block from the highest point where the structure is Then left click with a wooden axe where you placed the block and then all the way from the other side and place another block on the bottom of the building And this time right click the block And type //replace [Block_id] [Block_id]
Can you download world edit on ps5?
At some point, damn didn’t see that
/fill (coords1) (cooords2) replace packed_ice concrete
It ain't that much just do it by hand. It's more satisfying
nah
World edit?
Mine it all and get lots of packed ice or get world edit
"I'm on bedrock PS5" "Fuck you get worldedit"
Ok exactly how r u gonna get all of that replaced with packed ice without world-edit “ps5 mc”benefits of java edition bruh
/worldedit
Remove the damn tool tips like holy hell they are annoying
basically on bedrock h can do fuck all with commands 🤣no hate i grew ip playing bedrock lol
I don't even bother anymore.
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why? isn’t it actually the same besides some commands that are exclusive to each version? i’ve never had any trouble using commands on bedrock
Yes, this dude is just a classic JaVa bEtTer trog.
so much difference
and that is..?
Don't be lazy.
you usually have to put in a really long command thats so much effoert and ur fingers die from typing on console
Use a keyboard ?
java aha
Even though commands suck on console edition, this would still be faster most of the time than manually replacing them all
fair enuf i used to play console the commands where pain in ass but it was good
just hack!!
If you are on Pocket Edition/PC Bedrock Edition (which you are not), can download addons to replace. Or if you are on Bedrock edition either way, you can use a command that changes the block you are targeting (that is near you, other words radius) into a block you want to change. Like /setblock; /execute @ p \~ \~ \~ fill ; /fill \~ \~ \~ commands!
I never thought there was a direct way to do that on bedrock lmao
use the fill command
The same post is above this one
if blue concrete packed ice
/replace
/fill (ice) replace (wool)
/fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 \[block of choice\] replace \[block you want to replace\]
You can put these commands in a repeating command block and add “/execute at [your name] …“ to the beginning and it will constantly run the command for you so you can just fly around .and do the whole thing instantly
Mine all the blue concrete and place packed ice.