/place
< Commands
For the command that used to places a feature, jigsaw, structure, and structure template, see Commands/place.
This page describes content that has been removed from the game.
This feature was present in earlier versions of Minecraft Education, but has since been removed.
/place| Visibility |
Hidden |
|---|---|
| Permission level required |
0 |
| Restrictions |
None |
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Lets the player's agent right-click on the block in the specified direction.
Syntax
place <slotNum: int> <direction: string>
Arguments
slotNum: int
- Specifies the slot number of block to be placed, slots are numbered from 1 to 27.
direction: string
- Specifies the direction of Agent to place the block.
- Must be one of:
forwardto place the block on the front.backto place the block on the back.leftto place the block on the left-hand side.rightto place the block on the right-hand side.upto place the block on the top-hand side.downto place the block on the bottom-hand side.
Result
Fails if the arguments are not specified correctly or the specified slot was empty.
On success, returns if a block in the specified inventory slot was placed.
Note
This basically places a block (ex: Place Stone Block) or a placeable item (ex: Place Oak Fence) from the selected inventory slot in the specified direction.
However, this doesn’t interact with things like doors, levers, and containers.
Additionally, when player specifies a slot which contains the following non-place-able items, this behaves as follows: