So everything is written in the title. When I open the console to use the "fill" command, I can find all the blocks I'm looking for but I'm not able to find "quartz slabs" even after having tried the official ID of the object and other possibilities like "slab_quartz", "slab_of_quartz", "quartz_slabs", "upper_slab_of_quartz", "upper_quartz_slab",...
Thank you for your time, I hope you will set things right as soon as possible.
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Thanks for your answer ! Since the slabs didn't appear in the examples shown on the top of the console while writing the command, I thought it was missing...
Again, thank you, I don't think I would have found it without your help !
Your welcome 🙂
I can also relate. Slabs are really are to find. Here's a way to find the ID of each slab:
By using a repeating command block /give @p repeating_command_block you can use the testforblock command to check the type and data value. Use any of the slabs [such as stone_slab] and place a value of 0 for testing. If it says the data value, then the slab belongs to that set. If it says a different block/slab, then test using another slab type. If it says "Found the block at 'x,y,z'," then the slab you are testing matches the block and data used for testing. This should hopefully help with "setblock," "fill," and others that require a block name and data value... 😉
The most difficult items to find through the "/give" command are tipped arrows (arrows with a specific data value) and enchantment books
A more convenient way to find the block name and data value is to use the Slab article on the wiki. Find the slab you want in the tables in the Block Data section. The DV column gives you the data value and the table heading tells you which slab type to use. If you can't guess the slab type name, use the table in the Block ID section.
Try "/fill <starting position> <ending position> stone_slab 6." That's the Minecraft ID for Quartz Slab. This bug will NOT be confirmed because this is false. You just couldn't find it...