The /setblock command can place the snow layer block like so, /setblock ~ ~ ~ snow_layer, but how do you increase how many layers are placed?
Minecraft Commands – How to Use the /setblock Command to Place More Than One Layer of Snow
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You will need to do two things:
- Firstly, there are two other parts to the
/setblockcommand that need to be present; the datavalue, and the method of handling the existing block, if any. - Secondly, the data tag at the end should just be
{Command: "testfor @p[_=1]"}, without the TileEntityData bit.
Thus, the resulting command should be along the lines of
/setblock <x> <y> <z> command_block 0 replace {Command:"testfor @p[_=1]"}
As proof, here's a shot of me using that command:
And here's the result:
Minecraft – how to make setblock a command block with a command that is executed at a certain player
By the way, unless you have a mod changing this, the syntax for /setblock has no player selectors. You can, however, use /execute, along with [name=], to accomplish this:
/execute @p[r=10,name=<username>] ~ ~ ~ setblock ~ ~10 ~ minecraft:dirt
Best Answer
Top snow/snow layers use their data value to store how many layers it is. Data value 0 is 1 layer, data value 1 is 2 layers and so on until data value 7 is 8 layers.
To use this in a
setblockcommand you would use/setblock x y z snow_layer [data value].