Piston Command

Inspired by Piston Control
from the_will_bl

This mod gives you control over the way pistons move blocks with four new data pack tags:

• pistoncommand:piston_behavior_normal – pistons can push and pull the block like normal
• pistoncommand:piston_behavior_block – blocks pistons like obsidian or bedrock
• pistoncommand:piston_behavior_destroy – gets destroyed like beds and torches
• pistoncommand:piston_behavior_push_only – can be pushed but not pulled with a sticky piston, like glazed terracotta

Also lets you move block entities like chests and furnaces. You can turn this on for all blocks in the mod config
(Mods > Piston Command > Config) or by setting push_block_entities to true in your server’s
config/pistoncommand-server.toml.

You can match Bedrock behavior by installing
the Bedrock Pistons data pack and
turning on Push Block Entities. This makes all block entities pushable other than campfires, signs, banners and broken
modded blocks.

Works with vanilla and Fabric clients when installed on the server. We’re trying to be compatible with as many other
mods as possible. If you notice any problems like blocks not updating or visual bugs
please report them on GitHub.

Incompatible Blocks

Some modded blocks can stop working when pushed. You should never add these to piston_behavior_normal or
piston_behavior_push_only:

• Create mechanical belt – separates from other belt blocks, stops moving items even if pulled back and plays a broken
  animation
• Create fluid tank – breaks the multiblock structure
• Create mechanical piston – leaves behind useless and visually broken extension poles
• Anything tagged as #c:relocation_not_supported. Other mods use this tag for blocks that can trigger gamebreaking
  bugs or even crash the server when moved with a piston.