Flatten the World
Hi all,
I am new to Minecraft Education (Windows) and am looking for a way to level a world - meaning I want it completely flat. I know there's a blank world you can use for that, but I want my students to be able to code it.
I am looking for grass on the ground and air blocks to fill up into the sky.
Is there a way using blocks and/or Python to do this? Even if it's an area say 200 x 200 blocks wide?
Any tried and tested methods are appreciated.
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Hey there!
You can try out the /fill command. Then if you fill up the area with "air" it is essentially deleting the block because you are replacing it with something that is not there. Then, when you want the ground part defined, you can fill that up with "grass block". 200x200 area will take some time, as there is a maximum the game will allow to fill in at a time. I want to say it is somewhere around 20x20 or so (which would mean you would have to do the command roughly 10 times to cover that large of an area) from testing this a few months- a year ago but I don't remember fully. That should be enough to get you started though!
Let us know if you have further questions!
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If you have trouble with filling with grass, I have a trick:
fill the area with dirt, and use the place command to put individual grass blocks, scattered around.
The grass will fill in over time.
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It turns out the new spelling for grass in code and chat commands may be "grass_block" - at least that is working in my Beta version, FWIW.
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there is a flat world option
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