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{{notice|Prior to fCraft 0.630, {{cmd|Nvm}} was only used for canceling messages, and {{cmd|Cancel}} was used only for canceling selections. Now they have been merged.}}
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{{CommandBox
|name=Cancel
|name=Cancel
|purpose=Cancels a selection.
|purpose=Cancels a message or a selection.
|aliases=
|aliases=Nvm
|uses=/Cancel
|uses=/Cancel
|cat=Building
|cat=Building
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|console=No
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|}}


Cancels a selection, such as one started by [[/Cuboid]], [[/Cut]], or [[/ZAdd]]. This is useful in case you mistyped the command or mis-clicked the first block. If you wish to stop a drawing in process, use [[/Lock]] instead.
This command does two things, depending on context:
*Cancels a partial message, if you were typing one.
*Cancels a selection, such as one started by {{cmd|Cuboid}}, {{cmd|Cut}}, or {{cmd|ZAdd}}. This is useful in case you mistyped the command or mis-clicked the first block. If you wish to stop a drawing in process, use {{cmd|Undo}} or {{cmd|WLock}} instead.


{{LastUpdated|605}}
If you are in the middle of entering a partial message AND making selection at the same time, the message will be cancelled first, and {{cmd|Cancel}} can be used again to cancel the selection.
 
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 29 August 2012

Prior to fCraft 0.630, /Nvm was only used for canceling messages, and /Cancel was used only for canceling selections. Now they have been merged.
Command
Cancel

Cancels a message or a selection.

AliasesNvm
Usage

/Cancel

CategoryBuilding
Usable from console?No
Introduced infCraft 0.200


This command does two things, depending on context:

  • Cancels a partial message, if you were typing one.
  • Cancels a selection, such as one started by /Cuboid, /Cut, or /ZAdd. This is useful in case you mistyped the command or mis-clicked the first block. If you wish to stop a drawing in process, use /Undo or /WLock instead.

If you are in the middle of entering a partial message AND making selection at the same time, the message will be cancelled first, and /Cancel can be used again to cancel the selection.