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kelp is the part that eventually grows into a kelp_plant, and replaces the water block above with kelp. So if you're in creative mode, you can use commands to set the topmost part of the kelp stack...
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2024-09-12T15:22:14Z (2 months ago)
- `kelp` is the part that eventually grows into a `kelp_plant`, and replaces the water block above with `kelp`. So if you're in creative mode, you can use commands to set the topmost part of the kelp stack to `kelp_block`, effectively stopping its growth. Do note the textures are a slight bit different, though, so the end will look a little bit abrupt, but that may not be noticeable from a distance.
- ```
- /setblock ~ ~ ~ kelp_plant
- ```
It won't work in survival, though.
- `kelp` is the part that eventually grows into a `kelp_plant`, and replaces the water block above with `kelp`. So if you're in creative mode, you can use commands to set the topmost part of the kelp stack to `kelp_block`, effectively stopping its growth. Do note the textures are a slight bit different, though, so the end will look a little bit abrupt, but that may not be noticeable from a distance.
- ```
- /setblock ~ ~ ~ kelp_plant
- ```
- It won't work in survival, though, unless commands are enabled and you're fine with cheating.
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2024-09-12T15:20:34Z (2 months ago)
`kelp` is the part that eventually grows into a `kelp_plant`, and replaces the water block above with `kelp`. So if you're in creative mode, you can use commands to set the topmost part of the kelp stack to `kelp_block`, effectively stopping its growth. Do note the textures are a slight bit different, though, so the end will look a little bit abrupt, but that may not be noticeable from a distance. ``` /setblock ~ ~ ~ kelp_plant ``` It won't work in survival, though.