\block

Manages blocks.

Syntax ​

\block

\block <block: ({facing}|{^}|~)|x y z> ...

• ... get color ...

  • ... <colorSpace: rgba|rgb> <unit: hex|frac|dec|decr>

  • ... <colorSpace: {hsl}|{hsluv}|({hsv}|{hsb})|{hsi}|{hpluv}|{AdobeRGB}|{CIELuv}|{CIExyY}>

• ... get filllevel

  • ... get liquidtype (COMING SOON!)
  • ... get waterlogged (COMING SOON!)
  • ... get state <stateId: string> (COMING SOON!)
  • ... get states (COMING SOON!)
  • ... get tags (COMING SOON!)
  • ... get component <componentId: {waterContainer}|{lavaContainer}|{snowContainer}|{potionContainer}> (COMING SOON!)

• ... set color ...

  • ... rgba hex <hexRGBAColor: RRGGBBAA|RGBA>
  • ... rgba frac <red: float[min=0.0,max=1.0]> <green: float[min=0.0,max=1.0]> <blue: float[min=0.0,max=1.0]> <alpha: float[min=0.0,max=1.0]>
  • ... rgba dec <red: int[min=0,max=255]> <green: int[min=0,max=255]> <blue: int[min=0,max=255]> <alpha: int[min=0,max=255]>
  • ... rgba decr <red: float[min=0.0,max=255.0]> <green: float[min=0.0,max=255.0]> <blue: float[min=0.0,max=255.0]> <alpha: float[min=0.0,max=255.0]>
  • ... rgb hex <hexRGBAColor: RRGGBB|RGB>
  • ... rgb frac <red: float[min=0.0,max=1.0]> <green: float[min=0.0,max=1.0]> <blue: float[min=0.0,max=1.0]>
  • ... rgb dec <red: int[min=0,max=255]> <green: int[min=0,max=255]> <blue: int[min=0,max=255]>
  • ... rgb decr <red: float[min=0.0,max=255.0]> <green: float[min=0.0,max=255.0]> <blue: float[min=0.0,max=255.0]>
  • ... hsl <hue: float[min=0.0,max=360.0]> <saturation: float[min=0.0,max=100.0]> <lightness: float[min=0.0,max=100.0]>
  • ... hsv <hue: float[min=0.0,max=360.0]> <saturation: float[min=0.0,max=100.0]> <value: float[min=0.0,max=100.0]> (COMING SOON!)
  • ... hsb <hue: float[min=0.0,max=360.0]> <saturation: float[min=0.0,max=100.0]> <brightness: float[min=0.0,max=100.0]> (COMING SOON!)
  • ... bin <red: binary> <green: binary> <blue: binary> (COMING SOON!)
  • ... clear (COMING SOON!)

• ... set filllevel <fillLevel: int[min=0,max=6]>

• ... debug (COMING SOON!)

Subcommands ​

get color ​

get filllevel ​

set color ​

set filllevel ​

debug ​

This section describes a planned feature.

It has not appeared in any development versions yet, but is planned to be included in a future update.

Examples ​

• Set the color of the water in the cauldron you are looking at to #87CEEB:

• Refill the liquid in the cauldron you are looking at:

Result ​

History ​