If I am trying to use "/setblock ~3 ~ ~2 minecraft:air 0 replace" in the command block, but it says "Can't place block". I set it on a sandstone in a redstone ready world. There is a block of redstone on that place where I am trying to place air
Comments 23
hmm oh wow i didnt read your command properly the problem is you are putting the tag for the block is "replace" the command should be "setblock ~3 ~ ~2 minecraft:air 0 replace" it reads after the block as the extra id e.g. to make blocks face a different direction it wouldnt be 0 it would be 1 or 2 or 3 depending on the direction you want but anyway it will work with the above command 😃 Please close this because its not a bug
Try changing minecraft:air to minecraft:wool and see if the block is placed. I'm unable to reproduce.
Is this still a concern in the current Minecraft version 14w11b or later? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases. - bot
At least put up a snapshot
it doesnt make sense and it says that if there already is air in that block and it is if you put it on land. If you count 3 blocks up and 2 blocks up z and put a block there it will turn it to air. You are trying to turn air into air atm.