Open AliahX opened 3 years ago
and maybe add a little icon indicating that this is active would show up on the side of the screen
iirc. ClientCommands doesn't want to add GUI. they just want command. Maybe adding GUI require them to add a bunch of code
@barraIhsan it doesn't have to be a GUI, and plus, the enchantment cracker has a text on the side of the screen when you open an enchanting table. The idea of the icon or text or whatever is to indicate if you have ghostblock placing on or not, because you could be building a house but then relog and it's all gone because you forgot to turn it off.
Hmm, this is a bit niche. Which situation did you come across where you wanted to use this?
I think it would be easier to place a few ghost blocks that use a fill command in some situations.
Why do people want to place ghost blocks so easily?
but /cghostblock already exists
/cghostblock set ~ ~ ~
rewritten bc i was being a dick. My idea was that there would be another option to the cghostblock command which would make all blocks you place ghost blocks, similar to what used to happen with the boat glitch.
Please stop being rude, I did read your suggestion. My question was what is the use case. Being rude about it isn't going to encourage me to implement it for you.
Sorry I didn't mean to be rude, and I was also talking to @krispyking24, as he explained to me what I already knew and wanted to build off of. apologies.
My idea for adding it was that it would just be easier than typing /cghostblock fill
or /cghostblock set
every time you need to place a ghostblock
But why do you need to place ghost blocks so often, that is what I don't understand
I mean, you don't have to add this feature if you don't want people using it, I just think it would be a great addition to the cghostblock command and make it easier
I think people will abuse it and use it for bridging or something
but won't they be kicked for "flying not enabled"
@barraIhsan There already exists functionality to fill an area of blocks which would in practive be even faster over larger distances. If that is a worry then I don't see the point in having imlpemented the command at all, so why half-ass it?
But why do you need to place ghost blocks so often, that is what I don't understand
I think it was that I wanted to just mess around with ghost blocks, like how the boat glitch used to work where the server thought you were in a boat but the client didn't, so you could place blocks outside of your reach distance and they would become ghost blocks. also sorry for being a dick idk why i was acting like that lmao
Would add new command option for cghostblock, placing.
/cghost placing enabled /cghost placing disabled
Turning it on would make it so that every block the player places is a ghost block and maybe adds a little icon indicating that this is active would show up on the side of the screen.