Closed nicokempe closed 3 years ago
The error message is confusing, but rotation only allows integer values >= 0 and <= 360.
In this video you can see, that the command ("//br height 50 https://i.imgur.com/JoSyq0z.png 0.1 0.7 -r") worked on older FAWE versions: https://youtu.be/Fj4DBoWp1ZQ?t=119
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I've seen the video. Do you know, what 0.1
stand for? What is the expected result? I didn't find anything other than the current implementation anymore.
I do not know. All I know is that the command doesn't work like it used to. I said that on the Discord and it was confirmed as a bug. Then I was referred here. To what extent do I know what the parameters of the command should be irrelevant or not?
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Is there anything new about the bug?
Hey guys, I have encountered the same error on my paper spigot server(Build 325). Is this currently WIP?
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Describe the bug I am creating terrain for all my maps using the brush height command from fawe. The command (//br height 50 https://i.imgur.com/JoSyq0z.png 0.1 0.7 -r) is still working on my 1.12.2 build server. But when I set up a new build server for the latest Minecraft version, the command no longer worked. At first I thought that now I just have to put "-r" in the front and that the syntax has only changed a little. Unfortunately that was not the case (visible during reproduction)
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Plugins being used on the server Plugins (9): ArmorStandTools, BuildersUtilities, BuildSystem, craftFlowers, CustomHeads, DecoHeads, (WorldEdit)FastAsyncWorldEdit, goBrush, goPaint
Closing words & proof In this video by a YouTuber you can see some kind of "proof" that this command works on older versions. I have already asked on the Discord if this is really a bug and if I am just stupid. I have been referred here, I hope I am correct here. Video: https://youtu.be/Fj4DBoWp1ZQ?t=119![2020-10-10_16 49 11](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50241630/95658160-a9c03a00-0b18-11eb-9d82-b621f885db6b.png)