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I am trying to use the fill command, but it is not working
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I am using this command and it is not working.
/fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 <dirt> <3> replace <coarse_dirt> <3:1>
It keeps saying that there is no such block as dirt. Why is this happening?
This is the output.
[09:36:49] There is no such block with name minecraft:
I am using minecraft 1.12.2
minecraft minecraft-commands
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I am using this command and it is not working.
/fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 <dirt> <3> replace <coarse_dirt> <3:1>
It keeps saying that there is no such block as dirt. Why is this happening?
This is the output.
[09:36:49] There is no such block with name minecraft:
I am using minecraft 1.12.2
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited Aug 9 '18 at 5:55
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Please edit your question to include the full command, along with the exact output you get.
– Frank♦
Aug 2 '18 at 16:39
Which version of mine raft are you using? What exact error message are you getting?
– Polygnome
Aug 2 '18 at 16:44
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I am using this command and it is not working.
/fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 <dirt> <3> replace <coarse_dirt> <3:1>
It keeps saying that there is no such block as dirt. Why is this happening?
This is the output.
[09:36:49] There is no such block with name minecraft:
I am using minecraft 1.12.2
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited Aug 9 '18 at 5:55
pppery
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I am using this command and it is not working.
/fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 <dirt> <3> replace <coarse_dirt> <3:1>
It keeps saying that there is no such block as dirt. Why is this happening?
This is the output.
[09:36:49] There is no such block with name minecraft:
I am using minecraft 1.12.2
minecraft minecraft-commands
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited Aug 9 '18 at 5:55
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Please edit your question to include the full command, along with the exact output you get.
– Frank♦
Aug 2 '18 at 16:39
Which version of mine raft are you using? What exact error message are you getting?
– Polygnome
Aug 2 '18 at 16:44
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2
Please edit your question to include the full command, along with the exact output you get.
– Frank♦
Aug 2 '18 at 16:39
Which version of mine raft are you using? What exact error message are you getting?
– Polygnome
Aug 2 '18 at 16:44
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2
Please edit your question to include the full command, along with the exact output you get.
– Frank♦
Aug 2 '18 at 16:39
Please edit your question to include the full command, along with the exact output you get.
– Frank♦
Aug 2 '18 at 16:39
Which version of mine raft are you using? What exact error message are you getting?
– Polygnome
Aug 2 '18 at 16:44
Which version of mine raft are you using? What exact error message are you getting?
– Polygnome
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The first thing which I think is confusing you is how a command's usage syntax is written, e.g:
fill <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <block> <dataValue|state> replace [replaceBlock] [dataValue|state]
The angled brackets < > should not be put in the actual command, they're just there to indicate a required argument that you should replace with something.
Same applies to square brackets [ ] which indicate an optional argument.
In contrast, words without any brackets around them (e.g: fill, replace) are to be typed literally, rather than replaced with your argument.
So removing the brackets we get:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 3 replace coarse_dirt 3:1
The other confusion is that the dataValue is not the block's numeric ID (which have been phased out), but instead the block's metadata/"damage value". So instead of 3 for normal dirt it should be 0, and instead of 3:1 for coarse dirt it'd be just the 1. It'd be redundant to have to specify a block's string ID then its numeric ID. Fixing that should result in a working command:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 0 replace coarse_dirt 1
Additionally, it'd be good practice to replace the numeric dataValues with states:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt default replace dirt variant=coarse_dirt
answered Aug 2 '18 at 17:03
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The fill command has arbitrary and random failures that sometimes result in "0 blocks filled" message. Repeating the exact same command string has worked for me.
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It has to be within render distance nothing to do with the commands.
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The first thing which I think is confusing you is how a command's usage syntax is written, e.g:
fill <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <block> <dataValue|state> replace [replaceBlock] [dataValue|state]
The angled brackets < > should not be put in the actual command, they're just there to indicate a required argument that you should replace with something.
Same applies to square brackets [ ] which indicate an optional argument.
In contrast, words without any brackets around them (e.g: fill, replace) are to be typed literally, rather than replaced with your argument.
So removing the brackets we get:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 3 replace coarse_dirt 3:1
The other confusion is that the dataValue is not the block's numeric ID (which have been phased out), but instead the block's metadata/"damage value". So instead of 3 for normal dirt it should be 0, and instead of 3:1 for coarse dirt it'd be just the 1. It'd be redundant to have to specify a block's string ID then its numeric ID. Fixing that should result in a working command:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 0 replace coarse_dirt 1
Additionally, it'd be good practice to replace the numeric dataValues with states:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt default replace dirt variant=coarse_dirt
answered Aug 2 '18 at 17:03
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The first thing which I think is confusing you is how a command's usage syntax is written, e.g:
fill <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <block> <dataValue|state> replace [replaceBlock] [dataValue|state]
The angled brackets < > should not be put in the actual command, they're just there to indicate a required argument that you should replace with something.
Same applies to square brackets [ ] which indicate an optional argument.
In contrast, words without any brackets around them (e.g: fill, replace) are to be typed literally, rather than replaced with your argument.
So removing the brackets we get:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 3 replace coarse_dirt 3:1
The other confusion is that the dataValue is not the block's numeric ID (which have been phased out), but instead the block's metadata/"damage value". So instead of 3 for normal dirt it should be 0, and instead of 3:1 for coarse dirt it'd be just the 1. It'd be redundant to have to specify a block's string ID then its numeric ID. Fixing that should result in a working command:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 0 replace coarse_dirt 1
Additionally, it'd be good practice to replace the numeric dataValues with states:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt default replace dirt variant=coarse_dirt
answered Aug 2 '18 at 17:03
SirBenetSirBenet
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The first thing which I think is confusing you is how a command's usage syntax is written, e.g:
fill <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <block> <dataValue|state> replace [replaceBlock] [dataValue|state]
The angled brackets < > should not be put in the actual command, they're just there to indicate a required argument that you should replace with something.
Same applies to square brackets [ ] which indicate an optional argument.
In contrast, words without any brackets around them (e.g: fill, replace) are to be typed literally, rather than replaced with your argument.
So removing the brackets we get:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 3 replace coarse_dirt 3:1
The other confusion is that the dataValue is not the block's numeric ID (which have been phased out), but instead the block's metadata/"damage value". So instead of 3 for normal dirt it should be 0, and instead of 3:1 for coarse dirt it'd be just the 1. It'd be redundant to have to specify a block's string ID then its numeric ID. Fixing that should result in a working command:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 0 replace coarse_dirt 1
Additionally, it'd be good practice to replace the numeric dataValues with states:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt default replace dirt variant=coarse_dirt
answered Aug 2 '18 at 17:03
SirBenetSirBenet
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The first thing which I think is confusing you is how a command's usage syntax is written, e.g:
fill <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <block> <dataValue|state> replace [replaceBlock] [dataValue|state]
The angled brackets < > should not be put in the actual command, they're just there to indicate a required argument that you should replace with something.
Same applies to square brackets [ ] which indicate an optional argument.
In contrast, words without any brackets around them (e.g: fill, replace) are to be typed literally, rather than replaced with your argument.
So removing the brackets we get:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 3 replace coarse_dirt 3:1
The other confusion is that the dataValue is not the block's numeric ID (which have been phased out), but instead the block's metadata/"damage value". So instead of 3 for normal dirt it should be 0, and instead of 3:1 for coarse dirt it'd be just the 1. It'd be redundant to have to specify a block's string ID then its numeric ID. Fixing that should result in a working command:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt 0 replace coarse_dirt 1
Additionally, it'd be good practice to replace the numeric dataValues with states:
fill 79 134 41 108 129 74 dirt default replace dirt variant=coarse_dirt
answered Aug 2 '18 at 17:03
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The fill command has arbitrary and random failures that sometimes result in "0 blocks filled" message. Repeating the exact same command string has worked for me.
answered Nov 10 '18 at 17:29
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The fill command has arbitrary and random failures that sometimes result in "0 blocks filled" message. Repeating the exact same command string has worked for me.
answered Nov 10 '18 at 17:29
SteveSteve
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The fill command has arbitrary and random failures that sometimes result in "0 blocks filled" message. Repeating the exact same command string has worked for me.
answered Nov 10 '18 at 17:29
SteveSteve
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The fill command has arbitrary and random failures that sometimes result in "0 blocks filled" message. Repeating the exact same command string has worked for me.
answered Nov 10 '18 at 17:29
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answered Nov 10 '18 at 17:29
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It has to be within render distance nothing to do with the commands.
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It has to be within render distance nothing to do with the commands.
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It has to be within render distance nothing to do with the commands.
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It has to be within render distance nothing to do with the commands.
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Please edit your question to include the full command, along with the exact output you get.
– Frank♦
Aug 2 '18 at 16:39
Which version of mine raft are you using? What exact error message are you getting?
– Polygnome
Aug 2 '18 at 16:44