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At a glance
Syntax and parameters — below
Copies blocks from one area to another. Requires enabled cheats. In Java, a similar command is — /clone, but is stored differently.
/clone <begin> <end> <destination> [maskMode] [cloneMode]/clone <begin> <end> <destination> filtered <cloneMode> <tileName> [blockStates]
In angular brackets — what must be written; in square brackets — optional. Words without brackets are written as-is.
| Parameter | What to write |
|---|---|
begin | x, y, z coordinates (can use ~ and ^) |
end | x, y, z coordinates (can use ~ and ^) |
destination | x, y, z coordinates (can use ~ and ^) |
maskMode | one of: replace, masked |
cloneMode | one of: normal, force, move |
tileName | block ID, for example stone (total 2648) |
blockStates | block state in square brackets |
| What | Value |
|---|---|
| The command | /clone |
| Who can | operator and command block |
| Cheats are required | yes |
| Variants of recording | 2 |
| In Java | /clone |
What does /clone do in Bedrock?
Copies blocks from one area to another.
Why doesn't /clone work?
Commands require cheats: they are enabled in the world settings — after which achievements in this world are no longer awarded. This command can be executed by the world host or a command block.
How does /clone in Bedrock differ from Java?
In Java, there is a command /clone, but it is written differently: parameters, names, and order vary by edition. A Java command will not work as-is in Bedrock.
All Bedrock commands /clone in JavaBedrock serversHow to enable cheats
Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.50.4 data: commands, parameters, and descriptions — from Mojang's official bedrock-samples repository.