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World Edit Replace Block Percentage. in worldedit, you can do something like //replace stone 20%air,80%stone, but i want the inverse. welcome to part 13 of the extreme worldedit tutorial by. percentages have to be 100% all together, no spaces after commas, can replace one type of block at a time (at least it wasn't working if i wanted to replace more. count the percent (%) of each block type presented in the region. If the input block ids does not include. Both output and input can be multiple patterns. replace a (or many, or all) block type (s) in region to a pattern. percentage replace with worldedit [solved] someone might stuble upon this in the future, so here is my solution: you can use percentages in //replace but if you have more than 1 argument (which is most likely if you're. Set all blocks from the region to a pattern. //replace 20,15%0,85%95:15 so i'm trying to replace all the glass (20) in an area with a mix of air (0) and black stained.

replace a (or many, or all) block type (s) in region to a pattern. Both output and input can be multiple patterns. //replace 20,15%0,85%95:15 so i'm trying to replace all the glass (20) in an area with a mix of air (0) and black stained. percentages have to be 100% all together, no spaces after commas, can replace one type of block at a time (at least it wasn't working if i wanted to replace more. Set all blocks from the region to a pattern. count the percent (%) of each block type presented in the region. in worldedit, you can do something like //replace stone 20%air,80%stone, but i want the inverse. welcome to part 13 of the extreme worldedit tutorial by. you can use percentages in //replace but if you have more than 1 argument (which is most likely if you're. percentage replace with worldedit [solved] someone might stuble upon this in the future, so here is my solution:

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World Edit Replace Block Percentage replace a (or many, or all) block type (s) in region to a pattern. in worldedit, you can do something like //replace stone 20%air,80%stone, but i want the inverse. Both output and input can be multiple patterns. percentage replace with worldedit [solved] someone might stuble upon this in the future, so here is my solution: count the percent (%) of each block type presented in the region. you can use percentages in //replace but if you have more than 1 argument (which is most likely if you're. replace a (or many, or all) block type (s) in region to a pattern. welcome to part 13 of the extreme worldedit tutorial by. If the input block ids does not include. Set all blocks from the region to a pattern. percentages have to be 100% all together, no spaces after commas, can replace one type of block at a time (at least it wasn't working if i wanted to replace more. //replace 20,15%0,85%95:15 so i'm trying to replace all the glass (20) in an area with a mix of air (0) and black stained.