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  1. The /immutableworld command allows you to set the immutable state of a Minecraft world. An immutable world means that the world can not be changed. For simplicity's sake, players can not place/destroy blocks in an immutable world. However, it is a bit more complicated than that so we will explain in more detail later in this tutorial.

  2. Toggles the world to be able altered or cannot be altered. immutableworld [value: Boolean] value: Boolean: enum Specifies the value to set the world to be able altered. Must in between true or false. Fails if the argument is not specified correctly. On success, if true the world cannot be altered, but doors, levers, etc. can still be used, and vice versa if set to false. (This only applies to ...

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  3. This page describes an education-related feature. This feature is available only in Minecraft Education or when enabling the "Education" option in Bedrock Edition. /immutableworld. Permission level. required. 1. Restrictions. Cheat only. Toggles the world to be able altered or cannot be altered.

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  4. Immutable world works just like Adventure mode in other editions of Minecraft, but is exclusive to Education Edition. It must be set by an operator of the world, and cannot be set per player. Adventure mode lets you interact with blocks but not destroy them. /gamemode Syntax: /gamemode (string) (target)

  5. Cases that immutable objects are important are various and in most of the cases have to do with security. The Uri is a good example here. (e.g. You don't want a Uri to be changed by some untrusted code.) This means you can pass a reference to a immutable object around without having to worry the contents will ever change. Hope this helps.

  6. immutable World. Control the ability for players to alter the world. gameplay.immutableWorld(false); Parameters. enabled: true if modifying the world is allowed, false if not allowed; Example. Make the world immutable when someone tries to destroy stone blocks.

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  8. Jan 26, 2021 · To answer that, let’s define what it is and isn’t. In programming, mutable and immutable refer to the state of an object - and how variables can be assigned and changed. Data needs to be changed - after all, most sites and applications these days are dynamic - but how that data is changed is what matters.

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