Block Documentation - Block Trigger

Below is a list of all available Block Triggers within Minecraft: Bedrock Edition for use with Block JSON files.

Important

Block Triggers require the Holiday Creator Features experimental toggle to be set to true in order to function properly.

Holiday Creator Features contains experimental gameplay features. As with all experiments, you may see additions, removals, and changes in functionality in Minecraft versions without significant advanced warning.

To learn more about Experimental Features, please visit Experimental Features in Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.

Block Trigger List

Name	Default Value	Type	Description
minecraft:on_fall_on	not set	JSON Object	When an entity falls and lands on the block.
minecraft:on_interact	not set	JSON Object	When an entity interacts with a block.
minecraft:on_placed	not set	JSON Object	When an entity places a block in the world.
minecraft:on_player_destroyed	not set	JSON Object	When an entity, that is tagged as a player, destroys a block.
minecraft:on_player_placing	not set	JSON Object	When an entity, that is tagged as a player, places a block in the world.
minecraft:on_step_off	not set	JSON Object	When an entity steps off the block.
minecraft:on_step_on	not set	JSON Object	When an entity steps on the block.
minecraft:queued_ticking	not set	JSON Object	Triggers the specified event, either once, or at a regular interval equal to a number of ticks randomly chosen from the interval_range provided.
minecraft:random_ticking	not set	JSON Object	Triggers the specified event randomly based on the random tick speed game rule. The random tick speed determines how often blocks are updated.