Cuboid command
Targeted Effect
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Targeted Effect
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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...>
To display the demo effect use:
/pal cuboid demo <particle> <posX> <posY> <posZ> <duration>
This will spawn a 1x1 cube, without blockSnapping.
The basic command structure for this effect is:
/pal cuboid <particle> <originPos> <useCorners> <target> <particlesPerRow> <padding> <blockSnap> <duration>
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.
particle and durationhave already been explained in the .
Without the blockSnap
With blocksnap and 0.5 padding
