What is the command to clone in Minecraft?

Minecraft /CLONE Command Tutorial [1.19]

Clone Command in Minecraft Xbox One Edition

In Minecraft Xbox One Edition, there are 2 syntaxes for the /clone command.

To clone a source region to a destination region:

To clone only a specific block in a source region to a destination region:

begin is the starting x y z coordinate for the source region to clone (ie: first corner block).

end is the ending x y z coordinate for the source region to clone (ie: opposite corner block).

destination is the x y z coordinate for the destination region. Use the lowest x,y,z values for the destination. This will be the bottom NorthWest corner of the destination region.

replace is optional. It will clone all blocks, including air (default behavior).

masked is optional. It will clone only blocks that are not air.

normal will clone the blocks from the source region to the destination region (default behavior).

force will force the clone if the source region and destination region overlap.

move will clone the blocks from the source region to the destination. Then replace the cloned blocks in the source region with air (blocks not cloned in the source region will remain unchanged if filtered was used).

filtered will clone only blocks that match the tileName.

tileName is the name of the block to clone. (See Minecraft Item Names)

tileData is the data value of the block to clone. (See Minecraft Data Values)

Example in Nintendo Switch Edition

To clone a source region from the starting coordinate (6, 63, 2) to the ending coordinate (0, 68, 2) and then copy this region of blocks to the destination coordinate (~ ~ ~):

To clone a source region from the starting coordinate (~ ~-3 ~4) to the ending coordinate (~5 ~6 ~5) and then move it to the destination coordinate (~3 ~-2 ~-9):

To clone a source region from the starting coordinate (4, 60, -1) to the ending coordinate (2, 66, -3) and then copy only the dirt to the destination coordinate (~1 ~60 ~2):

Example in Java Edition (PC/Mac) 11 and 12

To clone a source region from the starting coordinate (229, 64, 335) to the ending coordinate (205, 75, 358) and then copy this region of blocks to the destination coordinate (173, 64, 254):

To clone a source region from the starting coordinate (299, 74, 238) to the ending coordinate (288, 88, 224) and then move it to a position that is 19 blocks West and 10 blocks North of our current position:

To clone a source region from the starting coordinate (~ ~-3 ~) to the ending coordinate (~5 ~5~ 5) and then copy only the bedrock blocks to the destination coordinate (~10 ~10 ~10):

FAQ

How do you clone blocks in Minecraft bedrock?

1. begin is the starting x y z coordinate for the source region to clone (ie: first corner block).
2. end is the ending x y z coordinate for the source region to clone (ie: opposite corner block).
3. destination is the x y z coordinate for the destination region. …
4. replace is optional.