Carlton Champion
- RSNightKing
- JIRAUSER596044
- America/Winnipeg
- Yes
- No
MCPE-116242
If you are trying to replace a block with a certain block state, it willreplaceothers ofthe same blocktype with different block states.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Find or make an area with a specific version of a block you'd like to replace and another version of the same block that you don't want to be replaced. ex) upside-down cobblestone stair and upright cobblestone stair
2. Execute a fill command with the coordinates of the location you had made/found and use a block state tag to select the one version of the block you would like to be replaced with another block of your choice. ex) /fill <from: x y z> <to: x y z> obsidian [] replace stone_stair ["upside_down_bit": true]Observed Results:
What I found to happen was that both of the blocks got turned to obsidian even though it was only supposed to replace the upside-down one. The message that was shown after the execution of the command was "2 blocks filled".
Expected Results:
What I was expecting to happen was for it to only replace the block with the same block state value as input, leaving the other untouched.
Function Execute.mcworld
You can for older blocks but it doesn't work with newer blocks like the Deepslate stuff or Cut Copper stairs and slabs.
Fixed in 1.17.30
Gets fixed if the boat is put back in flat water or you rejoin the world.