Where do I put item tags on items inside a chest or your inventory?

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I am making a Minecraft Mini Game adventure map, and one of the levels has a /setblock command, I am using the command in a way to spawn an item in a chest (Wooden Button) I need the wooden button to have CanPlaceOn tag so it can be placed on a log.

I have tried this command:

setblock 294 5 -1251 minecraft:chest 0 replace {Items:[{Count:1,Slot:0,id:minecraft:wooden_button,CanPlaceOn:[log]}]}`





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How do you put tags on items in Minecraft?

You can add, list and remove player tags using the /tag command in Minecraft. This is a very useful command to target and tag players in a multiplayer game. TIP: Starting in Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac) 1.13, the /tag command replaces the /scoreboard players tag command to set up and manage tags for players.

How do you store items in a chest in Minecraft?

Create a chest at your crafting table with eight blocks of wooden planks arranged around the outside, leaving a space in the middle. Place and then right-click the chest to open. You can then move items back and forth between your inventory and the chest.



How to move an item from a chest to the player inventory using tags - Command Blocks Advanced Guide




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