How to stop fire from going out without netherrack

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I want to set a hopper on fire on Minecraft, but I don't know how to keep it burning. Any ideas? (I'm not good with commands)



Best Answer

Update to 1.13: the syntax and functioning of commands has changed (twice). It is now possible to combine all into one Repeat Always active command block:

execute unless block X Y Z fire run setblock X Y Z fire

where X, Y and Z are the X, Y and Z coordinates of the fire block, respectively

Breakup:

execute unless                  # unless (if ... is not)              
    block                       # the block at 
    X Y Z                       # the coordinates [X,Y,Z]            
    fire                        # is fire
    run setblock                # place a block
        X Y Z                   # at the coordinates [X,Y,Z]  
        fire                    # of fire

Resets the fire within 1/20th of a second after burnout, and is lag-friendly*. The command block can be anywhere. Here is a screenshot:

simple

* as lag friendly as 1.13 can be




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How do you make fire last forever without Netherrack?

When set on fire with a flint and steel, it would sustain the flame, like netherrack, but would be mostly, or entirely hidden by the fire effects. This would allow further use of fire in builds, without the ugly netherrack.

How do you make fire stay forever in Minecraft?

To make an everlasting fire, place 2 blocks of netherrack on the ground and then surround it with many layers stone so that the fire can not spread.



Fire + Your Minecraft Build = SAFE?!




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