Describe the bug
Applying the brush /fx br v ^ - 1 10 > orange_concrete should produce a height ten column of orange concrete. However, only a single block gets placed. This happens when replacing ^ for _ and for swapping out the bounds of the range operator.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Apply /fx br v ^ - 10 > orange_concrete to a brush.
Use brush on block.
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Expected behavior
A column of ten orange concrete should be placed on top of the target block.
Attempted Workarounds (please note if any workarounds were successful
Attempts to swap the brush geometry v for s 0 has been unsuccessful.
Tris tells me that /fx br s 0 0.5 ? sand ^ - 1 8 replace air weeping_vines_plant works for some reason. That is, swapping out the set operator with a replace air should make it work.
Screenshots
On the left, the expected output. On the right, the actual output.
System (please complete the following information):
Spigot Version: 1.18.1
Java Version: 17
Using whatever Mapwreck 4's on because this was on the MW4 server
Additional context
The above/below operators do work in an if-clause context. For example, if I have a column of sea lanterns and apply the brush /fx br v ? ^ - 0 2 sea_lantern > blue_concrete to the bottom block in the column, then the sea lantern turns into blue concrete.
This was on the MW4 server.
Describe the bug Applying the brush
/fx br v ^ - 1 10 > orange_concreteshould produce a height ten column of orange concrete. However, only a single block gets placed. This happens when replacing^for_and for swapping out the bounds of the range operator.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
/fx br v ^ - 10 > orange_concreteto a brush.Expected behavior A column of ten orange concrete should be placed on top of the target block.
Attempted Workarounds (please note if any workarounds were successful Attempts to swap the brush geometry
vfors 0has been unsuccessful. Tris tells me that/fx br s 0 0.5 ? sand ^ - 1 8 replace air weeping_vines_plantworks for some reason. That is, swapping out the set operator with areplace airshould make it work.Screenshots On the left, the expected output. On the right, the actual output.
System (please complete the following information):
Additional context The above/below operators do work in an if-clause context. For example, if I have a column of sea lanterns and apply the brush
/fx br v ? ^ - 0 2 sea_lantern > blue_concreteto the bottom block in the column, then the sea lantern turns into blue concrete. This was on the MW4 server.