Ideally, this won't be near a chunk boundary, but mine was and it still worked fine. Put a redstone block between the two, and you have your fill clock. In the bottom, enter the following command. You'll need two command blocks in a column with an air block separating them. It's also possible to have the effect, but cause 0 damage to players or other entities, and I'll add the commands for that at the end. This precludes the strategy I used in the linked answer a 20hz fill clock is pretty much a necessity, whereas I could use a slower, simpler clock in that other answer.įor this to work, you're still going to want to disable mob griefing, as I'm using ghast fireballs to create the actual explosion.
The biggest difference here is that everything must happen on the same tick, and it must happen every tick. So this is complicated, but not much worse than preventing a player from crafting a diamond sword. I'm making a map and there's gonna be a lot of blasting going on and I don't want it to damage blocks. Arqade is a question and answer site for passionate videogamers on all platforms.
Foxes from picking sweet berries from a sweet berry bush.By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Cookie PolicyPrivacy Policyand our Terms of Service. Silverfish from hiding in stone and destroying those blocks when hatching. Villagers from farming and picking up items. Sheep from turning grass blocks into dirt. Withers prevents explosive skulls from destrying blocks. Ghasts prevent fireballs from exploding blocks and creating fire. Enderman from picking up or placing blocks. Zombies from breaking doors and attacking turtle eggs. End crystals from destroying blocks when they explode. Creepers from destroying blocks when they explode. Blazes from creating fire or lighting campfires. These mobs which will be unable to intefere with your world: That's it! No need to worry about creepers paying a "friendly" visit to your builds! Check out the full list of mobs that are affected by this below!. Please note that these commands are case sensitive. Similarily, do /gamerule mobGriefing true to re-enable mob griefing. This'll prevent certain mobs from breaking your blocks. Enter the command /gamerule mobGriefing false (ensuring to keep the upper case letters). Head over to your server Console or enter into your Minecraft Server. This will prevent mobs such as Creepers and Endermen from breaking blocks in your world. In this tutorial we will show you how to Disable Mob griefing on your Minecraft server using a gamerule command.
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