For readabililty, I find myself typing out this quite often:
# ResetLevel
>{"type":"impulse-chain","auto":false}
/searge
>{"auto":true}
/say hi
As I'm bug fixing, being able to glance through my code quickly by grouping lines of code together has been a great help. When I use the >{} tag, it's because I'm switching something to conditional, or doing some very particular logic. Having to apply >{"auto":true} and split up a line of my code (or adding /searge, as I have been) to each line has begun to bloat my code.
Would introducing a rule to turn <repeating|impulse>-chain command blocks on by default work?
For readabililty, I find myself typing out this quite often:
As I'm bug fixing, being able to glance through my code quickly by grouping lines of code together has been a great help. When I use the
>{}
tag, it's because I'm switching something to conditional, or doing some very particular logic. Having to apply>{"auto":true}
and split up a line of my code (or adding/searge
, as I have been) to each line has begun to bloat my code.Would introducing a rule to turn
<repeating|impulse>-chain
command blocks on by default work?