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| | #REDIRECT [[/CuboidH]] |
| |name=CubH
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| |purpose=Draws a box with another block type inside.
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| |aliases=CuboidH, CH, H, BHB
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| |uses=/CubH
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| /CubH Block
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| /CubH Block FillingBlock
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| |cat=Building
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| |perm=Draw
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| |console=No
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| |}}
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| Doing just the same as here: [[/Cuboid]], only that it's making a box with another block to fill it up with. Using <code>/CubH</code> and marking 2 points will make an empty box of the block you used to mark the second point with.
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| ==<code>/CubH [OuterBlock]</code>==
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| :If OuterBlock is replaced with a block the empty box will be made of the block you type in regardless of the block you are using at your hand.
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| ==<code>/CubH [OuterBlock[InnerBlock]]</code>==
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| :If you type in an InnerBlock in addition to the OuterBlock the box will not be empty, but filled up with the block you choose as the InnerBlock.
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| To fully understand this, make sure to read the article about [[/Cuboid]] too.
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