Open lDiverse opened 11 years ago
+Add a "Smooth" function.
I will be honest, I don't know how to do a good smooth (but anyone else is open to have a try)
Note: When dealing with large copy/pastes, the paste seems to fill from WEST to EAST.
[While it's better than crashing the server, large copy/pastes now really suck. Takes forever to copy all the pieces. Is there a way to test if the size will crash the server rather than the arbitrarily small size currently set?]
A delete function where every stone but that designated is deleted. (Right now I delete by filling with 0.)
Possible example: "/fill dnot 1" would delete everything but stone, "/fill dnot 1,4" would delete everything but stone and cobble. Etc.
In my old spec, i wrote down that a negative value would do that. like /fill -1 0 would replace everything exept stone with air.
Not sure if thats still the best aproach
Ein Andersson
On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 11:52 PM, BlackXRed notifications@github.com wrote:
A delete function where every stone but that designated is deleted. (Right now I delete by filling with 0.)
Possible example: "/fill dnot 1" would delete everything but stone, "/fill dnot 1,4" would delete everything but stone and cobble. Etc.
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A fill paste option that does overwrite existing blocks with air.
Its common knowledge that fill has a lot of issues and needs a lot of expansions. However, spamming the issues system with fill this fill that does get slightly annoying. So I'm going to compile all the ones we currently have in here, and if you have any more then just comment in this!
Mirror Paste (/fill mirror) Rotate over more axis (/fill rotate x/y/z 90/180/270) Rotate work with directional items (logs, stairs, etc) Stack fill (/fill stack)
Circles and Arcs
Scaling
Auto fill (for more than just one rotation)
Fill undo (more than just one)
Multiple fill saves
Limit changing (confirmation possibly)
Better fill undo (saves blocks that overriden)