For example: /particle item minecraft:apple It appears, however, that NBT values do not change anything in how the particle looks. item requires an item as a parameter in the format of item_id, in which NBT can be omitted when unneeded.For example: /particle block minecraft:grass_block

block and falling_dust has a parameter in block_id format to specify a block, in which block states can be omitted when unneeded.

For example: /particle dust_color_transition 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 creates a particle transitioning from red to blue at regular size.

dust_color_transition requires three color channel parameters like dust representing the start color, a number parameter representing size, and another three color channel parameters representing the end color.

The greater the values the greater is the range of different colors. If one or more values are greater than 1, the particles change their colors. For example: /particle dust 1.0 0.5 0.5 1.0 creates a pink particle at regular size.

dust requires three color channel parameters to be set along with the name, representing red, green, and blue, each being a value in the range 0 to 1 and an additional parameter representing size.In Java Edition, it must be a resource location of a particle followed by particle parameters that are particle-specific. In Bedrock Edition, it must be either a single word (no spaces) or a quoted string, and it should be a namespaced ID of the particle (namespace cannot be omitted). Particle particle īE: effect: string: basic_string Specifies the particle to create.

Particle illusion 3.0 shockwave smoke