MineWorlds reports: i doubt this is intended for t ... #4471
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MineWorlds reports a bug:
Player position:
Player look:
Player information:
Player meta:
Log identifier
Profiler save:
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Teleport command:
Compass command:
This is intended. It is meant as a non-tedious way to alter the look of your grass. Else you'd have to dig it first.
This is intended. It is meant as a non-tedious way to alter the look of your grass. Else you'd have to dig it first.
you can currently use shears to adjust the height of your grass more precisely (#1218). it also wouldn't be hard to make it so that placing grass on grass doesn't use up the items in your inventory, similar to how placing crops on other crops doesn't modify anything.
notable is 'flowers:' entropy when replacing other 'flowers:'