Permutation manager - Now with options!

Ever wanted an illegal block in a build? This small script lets you change the permutations (block states) of a block using a book on it in Creative mode. Works with custom blocks!

Select version for changelog:

Changelog
  • Updated to client version 1.20.40 (scripting version 1.7.0-beta).
  • Changed server UI to version 1.2.0-beta due to new version restrictions
  • Internal version: 3.0.3

Installation

Downloads

  • ⭐ Download [1.20.4x] (6.6 KB)
  • ⭐ Download [1.20.30 - 1.20.32] (6.61 KB)
  • ⭐ Download [1.20.10 - 1.20.15] (6.62 KB)
  • ⭐ Download [1.20.0 - 1.20.1] (6.38 KB)

Supported Minecraft versions

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It's great! : )

Best Add-On for custom block dev.
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Thanks !
That was the reason I made the pack in the first place. Trying to debug custom stairs 😱.
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What block and what states is the thing on the ground in front of the fence gate in the thumbnail ?
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Cauldron partially filled with lava 👀
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The download link make a 404 error (im not a noob don't worry i know what im doing with pack for this game)
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The link works perfectly for me.
Make sure you are logged in to MCPEDL, sometimes the error comes from this.
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any chance you could make a slider or have individual settings for each block State because i think trying to know every different word for them isn't the best idea
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Unfortunately it is not possible to know directly the available block states of each block using scripting, but I may create some code to compile them using data from the Minecraft Wiki and offer a selection in the future.
This would only work for vanilla blocks though.
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Update: I have added it for Vanilla blocks. Thanks for the feedback!
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cool thank you for doing that
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Probably not going to work for the latest beta on android (script are broken it has been the case for over 4 month)
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Yep it doesn't work on android in the latest beta :(
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It's normal this doesn't work in beta, it is an experimental scripting pack so it only works on a specific version (1.20.0 and hotfixes). You are in 1.20.10, which uses a different system.