HOW TO USE COMMANDS TO MASS FILL/DESTROY/REPLACE BLOCKS in Minecraft Bedrock (MCPE/Xbox/PS4/PC)

HOW TO USE COMMANDS TO MASS FILL/DESTROY/REPLACE BLOCKS in Minecraft Bedrock (MCPE/Xbox/PS4/Switch/PC)

I showed how to use commands to fill, destroy, or replace mass amounts of blocks in Minecraft. These commands can be very useful for building in creative mode. They work on all platforms of Minecraft Bedrock including mobile, console, and PC. Please like, comment, subscribe, and check out my other Minecraft videos! Thanks for watching!

IMPORTANT: If you don't have coordinates showing, you can get them by going into your settings and turning on show coordinates.

[JC_Playz]

IMPORTANT: If you don't have coordinates showing, you can get them by going into your settings and turning on show coordinates.

I hope you all enjoyed learning how to use commands to easily fill, destroy, or replace mass amounts of blocks in Minecraft Bedrock edition! Please like, comment, subscribe, and check out my other Minecraft videos! Thanks for watching!

[miapetropoulos]

0:15 creating walls
3:06 clearing areas
4:08 creating hollow structures
5:37 replacing blocks
6:53 alternative methods

[FancyToasts]

1.) If anyone watches this now just remove the 0 for removing blocks and it works 2.) OMG THANKS SO MUCH, YOU LITERALLY JUST SAVED LIKE 2 WEEKS OF MY LIFE

[mirandabrickey]

For anyone trying to clear an area with air like in the video with the block state change the command is /fill 82 62 85 72 72 74 air [] destroy using your coords of course. Hopefully this helps someone bc I struggled for like 30 mins 😅😅

[iblame_nargles]

FINALLY. I'm hopelessly awful at logic but I know how helpful commands can be. Surprised it took this long for a good tutorial! Would love to see more of this!

[SuperCoolGamer]

This was really helpful and I will try this because I've been wanted to learn how to make hollow structures so thank you for this, it really helped

[ykthelabel]

For anyone trying destroy command, just leave out the zero and only type air destroy or just type air if you don’t want the blocks, hope this helps, may change in future updates but as of 10/18/23 good to go

New players ONLY tip: don’t too many layers at once because your game WILL crash, I don’t know the limit before crashing but make sure you put your items away cause too many items on the ground is where the crash comes from, enjoy

[dresdyn]

You can also hit tab twice to fill in your coordinates then hit enter. Go to your second spot, type slash, hit the up arrow (repeat last command), then double tab 3 times then your desired block or "air". It's a bit easier in Java as it works on the targeted block rather than the block you're standing on.

[thegurlwiththecurls]

I filled a 100×100×100 with tnt and now my minecraft is down💀💀

[aidanonstot]

Thanks for the help JC, you really are op on bedrock edition!

[spacemanspiff]

Tulsa’s are also really helpful if you want to make something in a certain direction.
Say, I want to make a 50 block long wall. I just need to figure out which direction the wall will be going (+/-x or +/-z).
(This example will be towards positive x)
Then type the command
/fill ~~~ 50~ 10~ ~ stone
This will create a wall 50 blocks towards positive x and 10 blocks up
If you wanna do a different direction just change which tilda you put the numbers by. From left to right it’s XYZ.
If you wanted a wall towards negative z
/fill ~~~ ~ 10~ -50~ stone

Note - it will make this relative to where you are, instead of any specific coordinates

[gulshadkhan]

That was really helpful, i didn't know how to do that in creative. Like a noob, i dug a whole chunk by hand to build a slime farm.Thanks bro!

[carriethompson]

I've seen a few of these videos when I was learning how to do this and I've watched quite a few where they talk about tilda's and I tried putting them in but I could never understand what it meant. You clearly stated how to use them correctly and a lot of people don't explain that it also this is easily the best video I've seen on this, good job!

[alexliu]

The bedrock edition king is back with another awesome video!!

[jawaduddin]

*OTHER USEFUL TIPS*

If you type /fill ~~~ ~+16 ~+16 ~+16 stone, that will fill a 16 by 16 by 16 area of stone going in the positive direction for all dimensions. Vice versa with ~-16.
This could be useful if you want to create a fill structure around you, say, a cube centred around you.
/fill ~-16 ~ ~-16 ~+16 ~+16 ~+16 stone

You could use the fill command to find diamonds on a seed so that you can mine them on your real survival world without having to X-ray. The same applies for ancient debris.
As follows:
go to Y level 6 on creative (for diamonds). Then type:
/fill ~-16 ~ ~-16 ~+16 ~+16 ~+16 air 1 replace stone
This removes only the stone in the area, making almost all diamonds visible for you to note down the coordinates of them for later use.
For ancient debris, instead of stone, do netherrack. You may also want to remove lava to clearly see the debris.

Finally, the data number in front of the block type is important if you want to get a specific colour of wool/concrete/terracotta, etc. There is no yellow_concrete block, there is only concrete, which you can change the colour of by typing ‘concrete 2’, ‘concrete 3’, ‘concrete 4’, etc. If you can’t find a block in the fill command menu, this data number might be the culprit, so be wary.

Thanks for the tutorial JC. Please like or pin so other people can see this (not to beg 🤭)

[marmyeater]

Thanks. Just in case anyone wants to know this also works on Java, you just don't need numbers other than the coordinates.

[nilanka]

His voice is really impressive and the hollow one is literally useful

[currentyel]

This guy can read minds i was just looking for this

[physicalbomber]

Finally! Thank you so much Jason. I really needed someone to make a tutorial on how to use these types of commands but it was no use since no one knew how to do them on bedrock edition.

[AzraelIsAThing]

For some reason the replacing isn’t working I’ve been trying for what feels like an hour