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doFireTick is a game rule (gamerule) that defines whether fire can spread or not. By default in Minecraft, this option is enabled, meaning fire can spread and destroy flammable blocks, such as wood.

Use the following command to enable or disable the
gamerule:

Suppose you are building a wooden structure and don't want fire to accidentally destroy your creation. You can simply disable fire spreading with the command:
gamerule doFireTick false
This way, any fire you start or encounter in the world will not spread to other blocks.
This simple setting can prevent many problems, especially if you have wooden constructions or flammable materials. 😎
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