Donut command

Oriented Effect - Version 0.1.0+

Description

This effect spawns a donut! A donut is made up of a series of circles, forming a tube and a hole at the center! You can specify how big they are, how many, and how and if it should grow! Also know as the torus effect.

To use this command you will need to type:

/pal donut <paramters...>

Demo effect

To display the demo effect use:

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

This will spawn a donut oriented to +/- Z, with the hole around 1.5 blocks big.

Command Structure

The basic command structure for this effect is:

/pal donut <particle> <originPos> <particlesPerCircle> <circles> <radiusDonut> <radiusTube> <rotation> <radDonutIncrease> <radTubeIncrease> <particlesIncrease> <particlesIncreaseEvery> <circlesIncrease> <circlesIncreaseEvery> <duration>

or

/pal donut <particle> <originPos> <yaw> <pitch> <particlesPerCircle> <circles> <radiusDonut> <radiusTube> <rotation> <radDonutIncrease> <radTubeIncrease> <particlesIncrease> <particlesIncreaseEvery> <circlesIncrease> <circlesIncreaseEvery> <duration>

• particle, originPos, yaw, pitch and durationhave already been explained in the General Information page.

• particlesPerCircles idetermines by how many particles each circle forming the donut is made up. More particles mean more defined circles and thus, donuts.

• circles is the total number of circles that make up the donut. More circles, the more the donut will be defined. For context, the demo effect uses 36 of them!

• radiusDonut is the radius of the whole donut/torus itself.

• radiusTube is the radius of the circles, which make up the tube around the hole of the donut.

• rotation is a set of three double values, referring to the rotation of the donut/torurs effect (keep in mind that one of the directions won't change anything since it's a circle!)

• radDonutIncrease referes to how much the dount should increase in size each iteration (aka each tick!). Low values of like 0.01 are recommended unless you want a very big effect!.

• radTubeIncrease similar to the last one, but this referes to radius of the tube!

• particlesIncrease again, defines by how many particles the circles should grow each iteration, or each number of iterations (see below)

• particlesIncreaseEvery defines the number of iterations (ticks) that need to pass before incrementing the number of particles by the number speciefied earlier

• circlesIncrease defines by how many circles the tube should grow each iteration, or each number of iterations (see below)

• circlesIncreaseEvery defines the number of iterations (ticks) that need to pass before incrementing the number of circles by the number speciefied earlier

Too few circles

/pal donut ...

The inside of the tube

/pal donut ...