Hey, I’m going to cut to the chase. I am making a game on my realm where you can use tnt to explode specific blocks like wool, end stone, sandstone and a few others, but I don’t want to damage terrain. I also want tnt to explode without needing to be lit. And I need to know how to include tnt into a villager trade, if this type of tnt would have specific attributes so it works, but if it’s normal tnt, I know how to do it. Thanks!
I just made a bomber man with my friend. What we did is we cloned the terrain down below. Now we are running a repeating command block that is constantly summoning the terrain. That way you can regenerate the blocks you want.
Now what we did is we have one layer that we used to clone the bricks which get cloned in once which is where I would set your wool,end stone. and sandstone.
In your second layer is where you could clone the terrain. So if you blow up the terrain it is cloned back within half a second. However if you blow up the blocks you are not repetitively cloning up they never come back
If you have any questions feel free to let me know!
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Hey, I’m going to cut to the chase. I am making a game on my realm where you can use tnt to explode specific blocks like wool, end stone, sandstone and a few others, but I don’t want to damage terrain. I also want tnt to explode without needing to be lit. And I need to know how to include tnt into a villager trade, if this type of tnt would have specific attributes so it works, but if it’s normal tnt, I know how to do it. Thanks!
I just made a bomber man with my friend. What we did is we cloned the terrain down below. Now we are running a repeating command block that is constantly summoning the terrain. That way you can regenerate the blocks you want.
Now what we did is we have one layer that we used to clone the bricks which get cloned in once which is where I would set your wool,end stone. and sandstone.
In your second layer is where you could clone the terrain. So if you blow up the terrain it is cloned back within half a second. However if you blow up the blocks you are not repetitively cloning up they never come back
If you have any questions feel free to let me know!