What is how to make a brush in minecraft?

You'll need to create a brush in Minecraft through the use of commands. There isn't a "crafting recipe" for a brush. Here's how it works:

• Command Blocks (Required): You'll need at least one command%20block to execute the brush effect. Command blocks are obtained using commands in creative mode.

• The /fill command (Core): This is the core command used to change blocks in an area. You'll be using this command within the command block. The basic syntax looks like this: /fill <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <block> [replace] [block_to_replace]

  • <x1 y1 z1> and <x2 y2 z2>: These are the coordinates defining the two opposite corners of the cube-shaped area you want to affect with your brush.

  • <block>: This is the block you want to place within the area. (e.g., minecraft:stone, minecraft:air)

  • [replace]: (Optional) If you include replace, you can specify a block to replace. For instance, replace minecraft:dirt will only replace dirt blocks within the specified area with the new block.

  • [block_to_replace]: (Optional) The specific block to replace when using the replace argument.

• Example: To create a brush that places stone in a 3x3x3 cube around you, facing east, you might use a command like this. This will only work if the player is facing east and the command block is placed next to them.

  /fill ~1 ~ ~1 ~-1 ~ ~-1 minecraft:stone replace minecraft:air

  This command will fill a 3x1x3 area around the player with stone, replacing the air.

• Making it Usable: Place the command block. Set it to repeating, unconditional, and always active. Now, when you stand near the command block, it will create a brush effect when you face east.

• Fine-Tuning: The most important part is adjusting the coordinates. Experiment with adding or subtracting values from ~ (relative to the command block) and the coordinates of the fill range. Also, experiment with replace and no replace.