Answer me in any way on this website please and in the way i can copy-paste it all. I have already tried doing /give @p minecraft:diamond_pickaxe 1 0 {CanDestroy:["minecraft:stone","minecraft:stonebrick"]} but it doesn't work in java, latest release and snapshot.
Minecraft – How do i make a tool like a diamond pickaxe only be able to break a certain block and be unbreakable in minecraft java edition 1.15
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I'm sorry, there's no way to do this unless you talk to sk89q, the developer. Your friend is right, WorldEdit and MCEdit copy differently, and custom data is lost.
You have an option checked in your profile that tells it to use snapshots:
Since 13w39b is more recent than the 1.6.4 release, the launcher will obey your instructions to use the latest version it knows about and run 13w39b.
To fix this for that profile, uncheck the Enable experimental development versions ("snapshots") option. That will make the launcher forget that snapshots exist, making 1.6.4 the latest version the launcher is aware of, and everything will be dandy.
Alternatively, you can flip the Use version option to say "release 1.6.4" – but then it won't update correctly when 1.7 releases, since it will faithfully refuse to launch any version other than exactly 1.6.4. You can just keep changing this manually every time Minecraft does a major update release, but "Use Latest Version" is clearly what you actually want, you just don't want snapshots to be included in that.
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That command only works in Minecraft versions lower than 1.13. This is the command for 1.13+:
/give @p minecraft:diamond_pickaxe{CanDestroy:["minecraft:stone", "minecraft:stone_bricks"], Unbreakable:true}1.13 changed many of the technical aspects of Minecraft. This was called "The Flattening". For more information see https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Java_Edition_1.13/Flattening.