Hi there!
Quite new to Minecraft. But I was wondering if there's a way to use the fill command when creating, let's say a huge area of grass? I read that you type /fill and then the coordinates of a certain block, followed by coordinates from the opposite block. Followed by the type of block you want to use. But the thing is that I can't locate the blocks coordinates?
I read you could press F3 and read it in the debug screen but since I'm using Nintendo Switch there ain't no such button.
And then I also read you could type /clone and press tab to get the blocks coordinates but once again, there's no such button as tab on Nintendo switch!
Please help me out! Hope anyone out there has figured this out!
Kind regards
Tias the newbie from Sweden
Quite new to Minecraft. But I was wondering if there's a way to use the fill command when creating, let's say a huge area of grass? I read that you type /fill and then the coordinates of a certain block, followed by coordinates from the opposite block. Followed by the type of block you want to use. But the thing is that I can't locate the blocks coordinates?
I read you could press F3 and read it in the debug screen but since I'm using Nintendo Switch there ain't no such button.
And then I also read you could type /clone and press tab to get the blocks coordinates but once again, there's no such button as tab on Nintendo switch!
Please help me out! Hope anyone out there has figured this out!
Kind regards
Tias the newbie from Sweden