Remove all of a certain block in a world

[TimmoPlays]

Hello there! I was wondering if there is a way that when a player types a command any red wool blocks will disappear in a specified world. Thanks!

 

[Donut]

no

 

[ShaneBee]

no

like donut said, NO.... technically you PROBABLY could do it, but it would either crash your server, or would take a VERY VERY Long time to do, as you would need to load each and every chunk in the world, and remove said block from each chunk.

 

[TimmoPlays]

like donut said, NO.... technically you PROBABLY could do it, but it would either crash your server, or would take a VERY VERY Long time to do, as you would need to load each and every chunk in the world, and remove said block from each chunk.

The world is mostly void soo...

 

[Donut]

The world is mostly void soo...

The world is infinite soo...

 

[ShaneBee]

like i said, depending on how big your world is, it would have to load each chunk, check for the block, remove the block, unload the chunk ..... and that would have to happen for EACH chunk in your world.... you wouldn't wanna load ALL your chunks at once as this would have a VERY VERY high chance of crashing it

 

[TimmoPlays]

like i said, depending on how big your world is, it would have to load each chunk, check for the block, remove the block, unload the chunk ..... and that would have to happen for EACH chunk in your world.... you wouldn't wanna load ALL your chunks at once as this would have a VERY VERY high chance of crashing it

Then is there a way to replace blocks in a certain radius of a coordinate?

 

[Donut]

Then is there a way to replace blocks in a certain radius of a coordinate?

finally a sane request!!!

set all blocks in radius 10 of {location} where [block input is dirt] to air

 

[EWS]

Use FAWE's anvil. It replaces blocks editing the region file directly, so it's fast as hell (and a bit risky, do a backup).

API - if you want to use in sk-mirror
https://github.com/boy0001/FastAsyncWorldedit/wiki/Anvil-API

Command
/anvil replaceall <folder> [from-block] <to-block> [-d] [-f]

 

[TimmoPlays]

Use FAWE's anvil. It replaces blocks editing the region file directly, so it's fast as hell (and a bit risky, do a backup).

API - if you want to use in sk-mirror
https://github.com/boy0001/FastAsyncWorldedit/wiki/Anvil-API

Command
/anvil replaceall <folder> [from-block] <to-block> [-d] [-f]

Thanks, but I'm already using

set all blocks in radius 10 of {location} where [block input is dirt] to air

and it works fine!

 

[OrangeCanadian]

Use use WorldEdit with this following command:

//replacenear [radius] [blockid]