Hi
I want to let blocks of water rise in minecraft with command. Does anyone know how this works?
Simply use the / fill command, e.g. / fill 0 0 0 10 0 10 water and then / fill 0 1 0 10 1 10 water etc. Always have to increase the y axis and then power the commands one after the other.
You can't let the water rise everywhere, but within a certain radius around the area in which the command is executed (the command / fill unfortunately has a limit of the maximum number of blocks set to avoid lags) you can e.g. In a repeating_command_block that is not a redstone Requires writing: / execte at @p rum fill ~ 20 ~ number depth ~ 20 ~ -20 number height ~ -20 minecraft: water replace minecraft: air this command says that from the player's point of view, a square with a total of 40 blocks in diameter water is created. You have to enter how high and deep it is yourself (with many different command blocks you can then let the water rise slowly. The water is not only set, it is taken into account that no block of out-of-air is replaced.
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