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   MCFunCubes

   How do I set a block to a material? I already have declared a location, and the x, y, and z values of the block I would like to change . Please help!

    

   MCFunCubes, Dec 20, 2015

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   Zombie_Striker

   @MCFunCubes
   

   Code:

   Block.setType(Type)

    

   Zombie_Striker, Dec 20, 2015

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   MCFunCubes

   But what about the location of the block!?

    

   MCFunCubes, Dec 20, 2015

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   Zombie_Striker

   @MCFunCubes
   

   Code:

   World.getBlockAt(new x, new y, new z);

    

   Zombie_Striker, Dec 20, 2015

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   MCFunCubes

   oooooh so this would work:
   

   Code:

   Int x = 1;
   Int y = 1;
   Int z = 1;
   Block block = World.getBlockAt(x, y, z);
   block.setType(oak_log);

   and set the block at (1,1,1) to an oak log.

    

   MCFunCubes, Dec 20, 2015

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   Zombie_Striker

   @MCFunCubes
   Yes, that should work. Test it.
   
   If it works, Mark this thread as solved.

    

   Zombie_Striker, Dec 20, 2015

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   teej107

   This thread is an example of why you should look at the JavaDocs.

    

   teej107, Dec 20, 2015

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