/setblock ~ 1 ~ lapis_ore
that command doesn't seem to place the ore. i have also tried
/setblock ~ 1 ~ lapis_lazuli_ore
And it still doesnt work.
Minecraft – Why does the /setblock command not work
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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:
There is no tag for it. It's instead saved as the Damage value. See here for a list of values.
For your command, you'd add 8 to the Damage value, resulting in 11:
/setblock ~ ~-1 ~-3 minecraft:chain_command_block 11 replace {Command:"/testfor @p[score_Money_min=110]"}
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Best Answer
lapis_oreis correct according to the Minecraft Wiki. It's probably something to do with your setup, and I can hazard a guess to your problem.The coordinates
~ 1 ~means to use your X and Z, but use Y level 1, which is at the bottom of your world. You may have actually meant to use~ ~1 ~which means "my Y level plus 1", instead of actually using the Y level 1.