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|name=Sphere | |name=Sphere | ||
|purpose=Creates a sphere out of blocks. | |purpose=Creates a sphere out of blocks. | ||
|aliases= | |aliases=Sp, Spheroid | ||
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==Customizing /Sphere behavior== | ==Customizing /Sphere behavior== | ||
{{CustomizingDrawCommandBehavior}} | {{CustomizingDrawCommandBehavior}} | ||
==Related Commands== | |||
:*{{cmd|SphereH}} | |||
:*{{cmd|Ellipsoid}} | |||
:*{{cmd|EllipsoidH}} | |||
{{LastUpdated|1650}} | {{LastUpdated|1650}} | ||
Latest revision as of 10:45, 25 August 2013
| Command | |
| Sphere Creates a sphere out of blocks. | |
|---|---|
| Aliases | Sp, Spheroid |
| Usage |
/Sphere /Sphere BlockType |
| Category | Building |
| Required permissions | Draw, DrawAdvanced |
| Usable from console? | No |
| Introduced in | fCraft 0.501 |
Solidly fills a spherical area (sphere) with blocks of a given type. After entering the command you need to mark the center of the sphere first, then the edge of the sphere. You can do that either by clicking the blocks (building or deleting works), or using the /Mark command. The distance between first and second mark is the radius of the sphere. The results of /Sphere can be undone using /Undo.
/Sphere
- Fills the area with the block that you are currently holding.
/Sphere <BlockType>
- This information only applies when command is used with the Normal brush.
- Fills the area with a given block type. Behavior may vary if a non-normal brush is .
Customizing /Sphere behavior
- The volume of blocks that can be drawn at once can be limited per-rank. See "Draw limit" field on ConfigGUI's Ranks tab. If you are editing
config.xmlmanually, set the "drawLimit" attribute on the<Rank>tag. - Being able to undo a command requires storing a backup of an area of the map. This may take up significant amounts of memory. By default, fCraft limits
/Undoto the first 2,000,000 blocks that are drawn. You can change this (or remove the limit entirely) via MaxUndo config key.