ReplaceBlocksMod
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Some handy easy-to-use commands to solve Minecraft's annoyances
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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ReplaceBlocksMod
A utility mod that lets you replace blocks with other blocks, used entirely through the console.
The provided commands are intended to be more convenient than using the
vanilla /fill command.
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1. /replace <sourceBlock> with <targetBlock>
Replaces all nearby instances of sourceBlock with targetBlock.
e.g. /replace oak_planks with cherry_planks
In Vanilla, this would be equivalent to
/fill ~-50 ~-10 ~-50 ~50 ~10 ~50 oak_planks replace cherry_planks
which is much more difficult to type and fails anyway because
the /fill command can't handle that many blocks.
2. /removegrass
Removes all nearby short grass and long grass. Regular grass blocks will not be removed.
In Vanilla, this would be similar to (but more optimized than)
/fill ~-50 ~-10 ~-50 ~50 ~10 ~50 air replace short_grass
and /fill ~-50 ~-10 ~-50 ~50 ~10 ~50 air replace tall_grass
but again, the /fill command can't handle that many blocks.
ReplaceBlocksMod
A utility mod that lets you replace blocks with other blocks, used entirely through the console.
The provided commands are intended to be more convenient than using the
vanilla /fill command.
Commands
1. /replace <sourceBlock> with <targetBlock>
Replaces all nearby instances of sourceBlock with targetBlock.
e.g. /replace oak_planks with cherry_planks
In Vanilla, this would be equivalent to
/fill ~-50 ~-10 ~-50 ~50 ~10 ~50 oak_planks replace cherry_planks
which is much more difficult to type and fails anyway because
the /fill command can't handle that many blocks.
2. /removegrass
Removes all nearby short grass and long grass. Regular grass blocks will not be removed.
In Vanilla, this would be similar to (but more optimized than)
/fill ~-50 ~-10 ~-50 ~50 ~10 ~50 air replace short_grass
and /fill ~-50 ~-10 ~-50 ~50 ~10 ~50 air replace tall_grass
but again, the /fill command can't handle that many blocks.
Suggestions for more commands are welcome! File an issue at https://github.com/adil192/ReplaceBlocksMod
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