Alternately, pressing the “F3” button opens the Debug screen that shows the player’s X, Y, and Z coordinates, in addition to the “chunk” variable. These coordinates change as the player moves around. The player can know the chunk they are in by the variable “chunk”.
Do command blocks keep chunks loaded?
You can use the /forceload command to control whether chunks are force loaded in a world. A chunk that is force loaded will load constantly….Supported Platforms.
| Platform | Supported (Version*) |
|---|---|
| Java Edition (PC/Mac) | Yes (1.13.1) |
| Pocket Edition (PE) | No |
| Xbox 360 | No |
| Xbox One | No |
Does Redstone work outside of loaded chunks?
Redstone has issues outside of loaded chunks and when a chunk loads/unloads. You can use two hoppers, one on each side of a chunk edge sending items back and forth to each other to prevent this.
What’s the problem with Redstone and Chunk loading?
Redstone has issues outside of loaded chunks and when a chunk loads/unloads. You can use two hoppers, one on each side of a chunk edge sending items back and forth to each other to prevent this. I put in a command block to change spawn point when the system was running but it didn’t work, which had me looking for a flaw in my design.
How big can a Redstone chunk be in Minecraft?
Just for the record, redstone on chunk boundaries will semi-load chunks, so that they can process redstone and command blocks and such, but not so that they are fully rendered in the game. Theoretically, you could have it be as large as you want (I’ve actually tested with lines around 1500 blocks long.)
How do you force chunks to load in Minecraft?
Force chunks to load constantly or not, forceload add, forceload query and forceload remove are three separated commands. Forces the chunk at the position (through to if set) in the dimension of the command’s execution to be loaded constantly.
What are the coordinates of the chunks in Minecraft?
Coordinates are actually block coordinates. In order to forceload chunks 0,0 to 1,2, the player should use /forceload add 0 0 31 47, which loads chunks 0,0 to 1,2 (1,2 inclusive, 2×3 chunks). When using /forceload add 0 0 10 30 chunks 0,0 to 0,1 are actually loaded (one chunk equals 16×16 blocks on x/z axis).
