Cuboid command

Targeted Effect

Description

This effect spawns a cuboid! You can define its dimensions, the snapping to the blocks and the padding of the rows!

To use this command you will need to type:

/pal cuboid <paramters...>

Demo effect

To display the demo effect use:

/pal cuboid demo <particle> <posX> <posY> <posZ> <duration>

This will spawn a 1x1 cube, without blockSnapping.

Command Structure

The basic command structure for this effect is:

/pal cuboid <particle> <originPos> <useCorners> <target> <particlesPerRow> <padding> <blockSnap> <duration>

• particle and durationhave already been explained in the General Information page.

• originPos is the first corner of the cuboid, the bottom left one.

• useCorners defines how the next paramter is used. If set to true the target parameter will be used as a position, a bit like the /fill command. If instead is set to false, it will represent the length in blocks of each axis.

• target is a set of 3 double values (so remember to add a floating point, like 1.0!), and dependes on the parameter above. It can either be the position of the top right corner of the cuboid, or the length of each axis.

• particlesPerRow is the number of particles that are going to make up each row of teh cuboid.

• padding is the padding to add to the sides of the cube, a sort of a way to expand it. If block snap is enabled, a padding of an integer (0, 1, 13...) will make the cuboid have the sides in the middle of the blocks. If you add a 0.5+k (where k is an integer), the cuboid will usually match the sides of the blocks.

• blockSnap if set to true will adapt the effect so it snaps to the blocks.

Without the blockSnap

With blocksnap and 0.5 padding