Published Feb 29th, 2016, 2/29/16 3:39 pm
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This Only one command mod allows you to place floating or 'tricked' trapdoors that you previously could not do in such a way. It requires 1.8.1 or above minecraft without any mods.
How to use:
Install the machine by pasting the command into a command block, making sure there is enough space in the area, and activate the command block using a redstone power source e.g. a redstone block.
Right click the sign saying 'get items' in green and you will get a spawn egg. The spawn egg can be placed like a normal block and different rotations will apply depending on which direction you are looking. But really it is designed to feel like you are placing a normal block when in fact you are not and it is being simulated.
Right click the sign saying 'remove' in red to remove the machine completely. If you do this the spawn egg will no longer function.
This Only one command mod allows you to place floating or 'tricked' trapdoors that you previously could not do in such a way. It requires 1.8.1 or above minecraft without any mods.
How to use:
Install the machine by pasting the command into a command block, making sure there is enough space in the area, and activate the command block using a redstone power source e.g. a redstone block.
Right click the sign saying 'get items' in green and you will get a spawn egg. The spawn egg can be placed like a normal block and different rotations will apply depending on which direction you are looking. But really it is designed to feel like you are placing a normal block when in fact you are not and it is being simulated.
Right click the sign saying 'remove' in red to remove the machine completely. If you do this the spawn egg will no longer function.
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for example:
you may have a big build which requires many trapdoors in places you would not normal be able to place them in. Instead of going on mcedit, or lining yourself up with the different blocks, finding the right data and typing the command in to place the trapdoor, you can just place the trapdoors like normal blocks.
the whole point of this in convenience