Block Direction | MCreator Procedure Tutorial

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NorthWestTrees MCreator

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Published on July 25, 2025 3:30:23 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEiyX04EwyI

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Minecraft (2011)

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In today’s tutorial, we explored several common methods for testing and setting a block’s direction in MCreator. Using the global right-clicked block trigger, we demonstrated how to cancel the event when interacting with a block that has an inventory—this makes it easier to visualize and test direction changes in real time. These direction blocks will work in most triggers that support X, Y, Z, and World dependencies. If you found this video helpful, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on all notifications so you don’t miss future tutorials!

💠 BUILD INFORMATION
► MCreator: 2025.2
► NeoForge: 1.21.4

💬 SERIES
This series is designed to teach you everything I know about the procedure system, starting from the basics and gradually increasing in difficulty. Whether you’re a beginner or have experience with the editor, you’ll find useful tips along the way to enhance your workflow. I’ve been using the procedure system since its release and have a deep understanding of how it works. While this series won’t focus on advanced mechanics, it will lay a solid foundation for you to create your own procedures with confidence.

📌 CHAPTERS
0:00 – Channel Intro
0:03 – Tutorial Intro
0:16 – Custom Block Rotations
1:38 – Local Variables
2:05 – Set Block Rotation Block
2:32 – Get Direction Of Provided Blockstate
3:17 – Get Direction Of Block At X Y Z
3:25 – Testing For A Block Direction
3:35 – Setting Direction Variables
4:03 – Making A Simple Procedure
5:48 – Testing Our Procedure
6:41 – Subscribe
6:50 – Watch Next!

📜 SERIES PLAYLIST
►    • MCreator: Procedure Series  

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