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==<code>/cuboid [BlockName]</code>== | ==<code>/cuboid [BlockName]</code>== | ||
:Fills a cuboid with the specified block type (if omitted, the block the player is holding), in the space specified by the next two changed blocks. | :Fills a cuboid with the specified block type (if omitted, the block the player is holding), in the space specified by the next two changed blocks. | ||
* Cannot be used from console. | |||
==<code>/c [BlockName]</code>== | |||
:an alias for /cuboid | |||
==<code>/z [BlockName]</code>== | |||
:an alias for /cuboid | |||
==<code>/cubeh [BlockName]</code>== | |||
:Makes a cuboid of the specified block type (if omitted, the block the player is holding) whilst leaving the inside of the cuboid hollow. | |||
* Cannot be used from console. | * Cannot be used from console. | ||
==<code>/h [BlockName]</code>== | |||
:an alias for /cubeh | |||
Revision as of 21:34, 21 May 2011
Command
/cuboid [BlockName]
- Fills a cuboid with the specified block type (if omitted, the block the player is holding), in the space specified by the next two changed blocks.
- Cannot be used from console.
/c [BlockName]
- an alias for /cuboid
/z [BlockName]
- an alias for /cuboid
/cubeh [BlockName]
- Makes a cuboid of the specified block type (if omitted, the block the player is holding) whilst leaving the inside of the cuboid hollow.
- Cannot be used from console.
/h [BlockName]
- an alias for /cubeh