Minecraft : Suspicious Sand and Blocks Give Command Generator for Java 26.2

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Suspicious Blocks

Generate commands for the suspicious blocks, such as suspicious sand and suspicious gravel. These blocks accept a single item or loot table for random items. The suspicious blocks can only loot an item once, and only by using a brush. All other ways of mining or moving will cause the contents to be lost. Both suspicious sand and suspicious gravel work the same.

Item Command

A suspicious block can contain a single item, that item can have both a quantity and item tag. The command is simular to other blocks that contain items. The item tag can contain enchantments, attributes, and other item data.

/give @a suspicious_sand{BlockEntityTag:{item:{id:diamond_pickaxe,tag:{Enchantments:[{lvl:1,id:silk_touch}]}}}} /give @a suspicious_sand[block_entity_data={id:suspicious_sand,item:{id:diamond_pickaxe,components:{Enchantments:[{lvl:1,id:silk_touch}]}}}]

Loot Table Command

The suspicious block can also use loot tables to select an item. Loot tables can be found in the Minecraft jar file. The loot table names change between verions and not every loot table produces items. The loot table will only yeild an item once.

/give @s suspicious_sand[block_entity_data={id:suspicious_sand,LootTable:"chests/ancient_city"}] /give @s suspicious_sand{BlockEntityTag:{LootTable:"archaeology/trail_ruins_common"}}

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