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Here's the structure of the /setblock command:

/setblock x y z block data method [dataTag]

xyz are the coordinates of the block
block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!)
data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood)
method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete

  • keep spawns the block at the coordinates.
  • replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID.
  • delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in

dataTag (optional) is tile entity data.

From Minecraft wikiMinecraft wiki

Here's the structure of the /setblock command:

/setblock x y z block data method [dataTag]

xyz are the coordinates of the block
block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!)
data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood)
method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete

  • keep spawns the block at the coordinates.
  • replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID.
  • delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in

dataTag (optional) is tile entity data.

From Minecraft wiki

Here's the structure of the /setblock command:

/setblock x y z block data method [dataTag]

xyz are the coordinates of the block
block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!)
data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood)
method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete

  • keep spawns the block at the coordinates.
  • replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID.
  • delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in

dataTag (optional) is tile entity data.

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Here's the structure of the /setblock/setblock command:
/setblock x y z block data method dataTag

/setblock x y z block data method [dataTag]

xyzxyz are the coordinates of the block
blockblock is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!)
datadata is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood)
methodmethod is one of three things: keepkeep, replacereplace, or delete
-Keep spawns the block at the coordinates.
-Replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID.
-Delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in
dataTagdelete

  • keep spawns the block at the coordinates.
  • replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID.
  • delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in

dataTag (optional) is tile entity data.

From Minecraft wikiMinecraft wiki

Here's the structure of the /setblock command:
/setblock x y z block data method dataTag

xyz are the coordinates of the block
block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!)
data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood)
method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete
-Keep spawns the block at the coordinates.
-Replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID.
-Delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in
dataTag is tile entity data.

From Minecraft wiki

Here's the structure of the /setblock command:

/setblock x y z block data method [dataTag]

xyz are the coordinates of the block
block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!)
data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood)
method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete

  • keep spawns the block at the coordinates.
  • replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID.
  • delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in

dataTag (optional) is tile entity data.

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Here's the structure of the /setblock command: 
/setblock x y z block data method dataTag

xyz are the coordinates of the block 
block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!) 
data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood) 
method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete 
-Keep spawns the block at the coordinates. 
-Replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID. 
-Delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in 
dataTag is tile entity data.

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Here's the structure of the /setblock command: /setblock x y z block data method dataTag

xyz are the coordinates of the block block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!) data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood) method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete -Keep spawns the block at the coordinates. -Replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID. -Delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in dataTag is tile entity data.

From Minecraft wiki

-Cryptikal

Here's the structure of the /setblock command: 
/setblock x y z block data method dataTag

xyz are the coordinates of the block 
block is the TileID of the block (includes id:0 now!) 
data is the block data (i.e. 5:1 spruce wood) 
method is one of three things: keep, replace, or delete 
-Keep spawns the block at the coordinates. 
-Replace replaces the block at the coordinates with the block ID. 
-Delete removes the block at the coordinates and then spawns the new one in 
dataTag is tile entity data.

From Minecraft wiki

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