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execute 'at' Update

Since typing in "/execute at" will only show entity targets: ' @e @a @r @p @s '

Why not have it so that it can now execute commands at blocks. There should be "@e" for all blocks, "@r" for a random block, "@p" for the closest block, and "@s" for itself.

This will make it so that you can make glass blocks always have fire on top of it.

Like you can do this in a function.

execute at block @e[type=minecraft:crying_obsidian] run summon minecraft:tnt ~ ~5 ~

Yes, maybe the part where you have to put in just the coordinates before the type of block should be replaced as well.

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    I think the main thing you're asking for is the addition of a block selector, which is basically a target selector but for blocks. This has been highly requested before, but I don't think it's planned.

    You're going to need to manually iterate through your world to find the blocks you want.

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    Manually iterating through my world to find the blocks I want is boring and will take up a lot of time, plus, having a block selector would be better and could find every block in the world in my render distance.

    I could do this command without any data packs and it will find the blocks to run the command.

    execute at block @e[type=minecraft:grass_block] run setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:diamond_block