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/oneblock

Add the /one block command which allows you to place a oneblock at the desired coordinates
Example :
/oneblock create @a[tag=ONEBLOCK] 0 0 0 ONEBLOCK plain[number={0-1000},blocks={dirt%20, grass%10, oak_log%15, oak_leaves%55},entity={rabbit%1 , sheep%0.3, horse%0.1}], village[numbers={1001-1500}, blocks={oak-stairs, cobblestone}, entity={villager, iron_golem, cat, wandering_trader}, particle={x=~, y=~1, z=~, particle={angry_villager, moment=random.moment}] after [blocks=all_blocks, entity={plaine}, particle={totem_of_undying, soul_particle, moment=after_dirt]

This command is defined by
/oneblock <create> <players who can mine it are those with the ONEBLOCK tag><x> <y> <z> <oneblock name> <phase name>[<number of blocks mined>={< from>-<to>}, <blocks present in the phase>={<block 1 with 20%>, <block 2 with 10%>, <block 3 with 15%>, . . .}, <entities present in the phase>={<entity 1 with 1%>, <entity 2 with 0.3%>, <entity 3 with 0.1%>, . . .}, <particles that will appear>={<x>=<x>, <y>=<y>, <z>=<z>, <time when particles will appear>=<random time>] < after all phases> [<blocks that will appear>={<all blocks>},<entity that will appear>={<entity of the plain phase>}, <particles that will appear>={<particles 1> , <particles 2>} . . .
THE <particle> PARAMETERS ARE NOT MANDATORY BUT THE OTHERS ARE

 

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    following

    Another example
    /oneblock title actionbar ONEBLOCK title=phases{all} @[tag=ONEBLOCK]
    Which is decomposed by
    /oneblock <display> <actionbar/title/chat> <which oneblock> <display=phases/particle{all phases/particle1, particle2}> <to everyone with the ONEBLOCK tag>


    Here's how to remove a oneblock
    /oneblock remove ONEBLOCK
    no need to explain how it works

    Here's how to block a oneblock
    /oneblock blocked ONEBLOCK true
    the oneblock is blocked
    /oneblock blocked ONEBLOCK false
    the oneblock is unlocked

    Here's how to reset a oneblock
    /oneblock reset ONEBLOCK
    no need to explain

    And finally here is how to teleport to a oneblock
    /oneblock tp @s ONEBLOCK x y1 z
    /oneblock <teleporter> <selector> <which oneblock> x y<+1> z

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    Really complicated and quite niche