How to fill a large area with blocks using command blocks in MC 1.7.2?

How to fill a large area with blocks using command blocks in MC 1.7.2? - Tall building located against cloudy sky

I am building a massive fortress in creative and would like to be spared the monotomy of putting the floor in. I have access to commands and command blocks.

The modded server I am using is for running Minecraft version 1.7.2, and I can't update it because I'm not the server owner. Unfortunately this version does not have the /fill command at disposal, so I can't use that.



Best Answer

There's not an automatic way to do this in 1.7.2. If you're willing to be patient for 1.8 to come out, you can use the /fill command.

  1. Go to one corner of your castle and press F3. Write down the coordinates.
  2. Go to the opposite diagonal corner in your castle and write down those coordinates too.
  3. Open the console, and type /fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 gold_block with the above coordinates. This fills your entire castle floor with gold blocks.



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  • Go to one corner of your castle and press F3. Write down the coordinates.
  • Go to the opposite diagonal corner in your castle and write down those coordinates too.
  • Open the console, and type /fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 gold_block with the above coordinates. This fills your entire castle floor with gold blocks.


  • How do you fill a large area with blocks in Minecraft with commands?

    Show activity on this post. Do /fill then both of your coordinates, 50 wood, 50 stone or any other block. It will be random but both of the blocks will be placed.

    How do you fill an area with multiple blocks in Minecraft?

    OutputCommandEdition/execute store result .../fill ... hollow /fill ... keep /fill ... outline /fill ... replace ...Java Editionthe number of blocks changed in the fill region/fill ... destroythe number of blocks changed in the fill regionanyBedrock EditionN/AN/A1 more row



    HOW TO USE THE FILL COMMAND ON MINECRAFT




    More answers regarding how to fill a large area with blocks using command blocks in MC 1.7.2?

    Answer 2

    or, if you're impatient, you can use the snapshots for a quick access then return to the current version (unless you're doing this on a server)

    Answer 3

    LavaTaco, another way to solve this is to use bukkit on the server. Install world edit, do //wand, select the floor, and set it to whatever you want

    Answer 4

    I am running on 1.7.10 with a lot of mods (with Forge) so I couldn't get a temporary 1.8 with this.

    I ended up with this mod, [WorldEdit], which provides a lot of commands for easy world building. To fill a cubic area, I did the following:

    • Get a "wand" with //wand command (yes, some WE commands begin with two slashes, not one)
    • Left-click and right-click two blocks in the to corners. This creates a selection of the cubic area marked by those two blocks
      • If either of them is air, use /setblock to turn it into a solid block first (it's a MC builtin command)
    • //set obsidian and the area is filled with Obsidian, replacing everything.

    A full reference of WE commands can be found here.


    Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with that mod.

    Answer 5

    You do /fill ~1 ~100 ~1 ~25 ~25 ~25 minecraft:stone to make a giant floating block.

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