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Why change blast resistance
Blast resistance determines how well a block survives explosions from TNT, creepers, and similar sources. Server admins sometimes want to make certain blocks tougher or weaker for minigames, protection zones, or technical builds.
Setting a block's blast resistance
1. Get operator or console access.
2. Use the command form /customBlockBlastResistance set <block> <value>.
3. Replace <block> with the block you want to modify, using its standard block ID.
4. Replace <value> with the blast resistance number you want.
5. Confirm the change in the command feedback.
How to choose a value
- Higher values make the block harder to destroy with explosions; lower values make it easier.
- Vanilla
blocks have known blast resistance values, so look up the block you are mimicking if you want consistent behavior. - Setting a value too high can make a block effectively explosion-proof, which may be exactly what you want for a protected area.
Practical notes
- This changes the block's behavior globally, so it affects every instance of that block in the world, not just one location.
- Test in a creative world first so you don't accidentally make your base indestructible or your arena too fragile.
- If you need to revert, set the value back to the block's original blast resistance.
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