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| /Brush BrushName [Params] | | /Brush BrushName [Params] |
| |cat=Building | | |cat=Building |
| |perm=Draw DrawAdvanced | | |perm={{rperm|Draw}}, {{rperm|DrawAdvanced}} |
| |console=No | | |console=No |
| |v=0.600 | | |v=0.600 |
| |}} | | |}} |
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| ==<code>/Brush</code>== | | ==<code>/Brush</code>== |
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| :Changes current draw brush to the given one. Optionally initializes brush with given parameters. | | :Changes current draw brush to the given one. Optionally initializes brush with given parameters. |
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| =Checkered Brush=
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| :Checkered brush makes a checkerboard pattern.
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| :If two block names are given, brush alternates them. If one block name is given, this brush only draws every other block (leaving half of blocks untouched).
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| <gallery widths=200px heights=135px perrow=3>
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| Image:Checkered_c_red_cyan.png|<code>/c red cyan</code>
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| Image:Checkered cw obsidian lava.png|<code>/cw obsidian lava</code>
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| Image:Checkered eh obsidian.png|<code>/eh obsidian</code> (with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moiré_pattern moiré])
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| </gallery>
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| =Rainbow Brush=
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| :Rainbow brush is simple: it makes a rainbow pattern. It was originally made just as a test, but testers liked it. It takes no parameters.
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| <gallery widths=200px heights=135px perrow=3>
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| Image:Rainbow_e.png|<code>/e</code>
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| Image:Rainbow_c.png|<code>/c</code> (as a picture frame)
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| Image:Rainbow_torus.png|<code>/torus</code>
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| =Random Brush=
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| :Random brush makes a random pattern from one or more blocktypes.
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| :If two or more block names are given, each block has an equal chance to appear on the pattern (50/50 for two blocks, 33/33/33 for three, 25/25/25/25 for four, etc). If only one block name is given, this brush leaves half of blocks untouched.
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| :For advanced use, you can specify percentage or ratio of each block in the mix. For example: <code>/brush random red/60 white/40</code> makes a pattern that's 60% red and 40% white blocks. Same thing can be accomplished by doing <code>/brush random red/3 white/2</code> (3 red blocks for every 2 white block). You can omit the number of ratio or percentage is 1 (writing <code>someBlock/1</code> is same as just <code>someBlock</code>).
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| <gallery widths=200px heights=135px perrow=3>
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| Image:Random c yellow blue.png|<code>/c yellow blue</code>
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| Image:Random e red orange yellow.png|<code>/e red orange yellow</code>
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| Image:Random c air.png|<code>/c air</code>
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| Image:Random c grass75 dirt25.png|<code>/c grass/75 dirt/25</code>
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| Image:Random c wood books5.png|<code>/c wood books/5</code>
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| Image:Random eh obsidian1000 white1 red1 blue1 green1.png|<code>/eh obsidian/1000 white red blue green</code>
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| </gallery>
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| =Cloudy Brush=
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| :Cloudy brush makes a patchy random pattern ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perlin_noise Perlin noise]).
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| <gallery widths=200px heights=135px perrow=3>
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| Image:Cloudy c red obsidian.png|<code>/c red obsidian</code>
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| Image:Cloudy c water white.png|<code>/c water white</code>
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| Image:Cloudy c grass water dirt.png|<code>/c grass water dirt</code>
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| Image:Cloudy c red orange yellow lime aqua blue indigo.png|<code>/c red orange yellow lime aqua blue indigo</code>
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| Image:Cloudy c green75 indigo25.png|<code>/c green/75 indigo/25</code>
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| Image:Cloudy e obsidian lava obsidian.png|<code>/e obsidian lava obsidian</code>
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| Image:Cloudy torus dirt air2.png|<code>/torus dirt air2</code>
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| </gallery>
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| Command |
| Brush Changes the draw brush |
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| Usage |
/Brush
/Brush BrushName [Params]
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| Category | Building |
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| Required permissions | Draw, DrawAdvanced |
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| Usable from console? | No |
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| Introduced in | fCraft 0.600 |
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See list of brushes.
/Brush
- Shows the current draw brush.
/Brush BrushName [Params]
- Changes current draw brush to the given one. Optionally initializes brush with given parameters.