I was going through here looking for WE help with BOP items and I think I figured out a simple way to explain it. Specifically, I am in Minecraft 1.12.2 with the forge launcher as far as this information is concerned.

To start, you have to be able to see the advanced tips by pressing F3+H together.

Now, when you hover over items you will see their tag name in grey text at the bottom of the details pop-up.

I am using Ebony Planks as an example because that is what I was working with.

If you just type in the tag as is, ( //replace biomesoplenty:planks_0 ) you will not get the Ebony ones.

However, there is a second number that is important for this.

In the top right, in white text you'll see the item ID, in this case, it is shown as #4132/14

The important number is the 14 after the slash.

If you type the same command as before including this number, //replace biomesoplenty:planks_0:14 , you will actually replace things with the Ebony planks as intended.

I haven't tried it with other items, but I imagine this same command configuration would be the basis of how to use modded blocks with the commands with little to no issue.

Hopefully this information helps somebody. :)

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When I use the command directly, it works, but it doesn't work when using in command blocks.

//hcyl minecraft:stone 9,5 3

MC 1.20.2 Java, FabricLoader

Mods: Xaero Minimap+Worldmap

WorldEdit 7.3.0 (7.2.16+7.2.17 also tested)

ClothConfig 12.0.109

Copper Equipment 2.1.6

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