/filldrive

This page describes content that has been removed from the game.

 

This feature was present in earlier versions of Minecraft, but has since been removed.

This feature is exclusive to Bedrock Edition.

 

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Fills the player's drive with dummy files. Presumably to stress test the game from crashes due to a full disk.

Syntax

filldrive clear

• Deletes all dummy files generated by the game

filldrive fill <bytesRemaining: int>

• Fills the player's drive with dummy files until it has the specified bytes remaining free.
  • The files are placed under the com.mojang directory.
  • These test files are named after test_file_0.dat, test_file_1.dat, etc. Each file can be as big as 26,214,400 bytes, filled with the character *.
  • The game can freeze as it is filling up the drive due to massive disk I/O usage.
  • If you ran out of storage, the game kicks you out of the world after a few seconds running this command. The game cannot start any world until some disk space is cleared.
  • If this command is re-run, it first deletes all dummy files before filling up the drive again.

Arguments

<bytesRemaining>: int

Specifies the number of bytes the game should leave in your drive.

Must be a [Int]32-bit integer number (from -2147483648 (-2³¹) to 2147483647 (2³¹-1) ). This means the maximum amount of space this command leaves is around 2.14 GB

Negative numbers are accepted. The command fills the drive entirely without any errors.

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