Sign in
Skip to main content

Commands let players perform actions and customize gameplay using text-based instructions. Use this topic to share feedback and ideas for improving commands and related tools.

← Commands
43
Follow

add more planks to use for fill command (was: becrock minecraft plank problem)

when using the fill command in the bedrock edition only oak planks are available as planks to use. no other types of planks are listed.

please add more planks to use for fill command available not just oak planks

Avatar
Registered User shared this idea

8 Comments

Post a new comment:

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Date Votes
Sorted by oldest
  • 0
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    You can using data(int) section to fill other planks, log, stone, terracotta, concrete,... and data section exist in other commands: setblock, detect (from execute), testforblock,..

    about type list is unknown...

  • 0
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    Yes, you can fill another type of planks must add a block data. Example: /fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ planks 1

    Number at the end is data each number has equivalent of type of blocks since you use planks so it makes a different type of planks try to add another number at the end such as 1, 2, 3, 4.... 

  • 0
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    It is possible

    Sometimes the specific block has a DATA number

    My memory is bad when it comes to this so mess around with it until you get the right one

    /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks 0

    /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks 1

    /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks 2

    /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks 3

    And so on

  • 1
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    If you type /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks...

     

    0 you get Oak Wood Planks

    1 you get Spruce Wood Planks

    2 you get Birch Wood Planks

    3 you get Jungle Wood Planks

    4 you get Acacia Wood Planks

    5 Dark Oak Wood Planks

    Hope I could help!

  • 1
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    1. This isn't a problem, it just has to do with the data(int) section.

    2. The data(int) section depends on what plank you want to use, and here are the numbers:

    Spruce planks: /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks 1

    Birch planks: /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks 2

    Jungle: /fill 120 71 0 132 71 -7 planks 3

    This is all I know unfortunately, but you can go to this search box: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-java-edition/redstone-discussion-and/194682-different-wood-types-in-fill-command
     To learn more. (by the way if it says the number for example is 4, and it does a different type of plank, then subtract 1 by your number and put it in.)

  • 0
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    Different types of planks have different data values. Try putting different numbers in the <tileData: int> section of the command to use different types of planks.

  • 0
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    I realized that too, then I looked it up. I found this. After you put the "planks" part in the command, you follow it with a number to specify what kind.

    0 / Nothing = oak

    1 = spruce

    2 = birch

    3 = jungle

    4 = acacia

    5 = dark oak

    hope this helps

  • 1
    Registered User commented
    Comment actions Permalink

    /fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ planks [ "wood_type" = "spruce" ]
    /fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ planks [ "wood_type" = "birch" ]