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Both commands cap at 32,768 blocks per call and fail silently past it. Here are the hollow, outline and replace modes, the clone masks, and how to move a build bigger than the cap.

A single wrong bracket makes tellraw fail silently. Here is the component shape, the click and hover actions that actually work in chat, and the escaping rule people miss.

A level 4 beacon costs 164 blocks and reaches 50 blocks, not 64. Here are the exact counts per tier, what each level unlocks, and how stained glass mixes the beam colour.

A chest with one item outputs signal 1, but so does a chest with sixty-three. The formula explains why, and why shulker boxes and buckets break every calculation you had.

view-distance and simulation-distance are not the same lever, and one of them is where your TPS goes. What each setting actually costs, with sensible values.

Summoning a mob is one word. Making it keep its gear, not despawn, not burn and not wander off takes six specific tags. Here is what each one does.

Setting a base value is permanent and setting a modifier is not — unless you pick the wrong operation. The three operations, the stacking order, and the slot trap.

A loot table that drops nothing usually has its weights or its conditions in the wrong layer. Here is what each nesting level controls, and the functions worth knowing.

The item-model system replaced the old CustomModelData predicate. Here is the folder layout, the JSON that maps values to models, and why your texture shows as a purple cube.

A hardcore death is one boolean in level.dat. Here is what the file holds, what a corrupted save looks like, and the honest limits of what inspection can recover.