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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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None
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Minecraft 1.9.1 Pre-Release 3
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None
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pc windows 10
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Unconfirmed
when you try to replace a specific block like redstone with sandstone it will work properly:
/fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ minecraft:redstone_torch 4 replace minecraft:sandstone 0
the redstone torch ONLY replaces sandstone.
but if you try to do it with comparators like this:
/fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ minecraft:unpowered_comparator 4 replace minecraft:sandstone 0
you will get an error saying it doesnt find brackets. so the correct way it doesnt give an error is like this:
/fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ minecraft:unpowered_comparator 4 replace {} minecraft:sandstone 0
but then it ignores the sandstone and replaces any block
- duplicates
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MC-61864 /fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 [tile entity] replace [block] gives parse error
- Resolved