Solved How I can reset an arena?

[Aidanete]

Hello, I'm returning to skript on my private server and I want to create original minigames, I want to make a system that makes the arena return in original state when I call it.

I tried that in the past but it never worked, someone knows how to do that?

 

[Efnilite]

save your arena as a schematic, and with SharpSK you can paste it by using

paste schematic "schematic" at location at 1281, 157, -283 in world "world"

 

[Aidanete]

Okay, thank you.

Anyway, I want a way more easy than using schematics. I saw some people using loop-blocks. That still works in MC 1.12.2?

 

[PatoFrango]

Okay, thank you.

Anyway, I want a way more easy than using schematics. I saw some people using loop-blocks. That still works in MC 1.12.2?

Using schematics is one of the easiest ways...
You can try using the vanilla "/clone" command I guess...?

 

[Aidanete]

...Okay, those schematics how I know where will place. If I put 180 95 -132 for example, in what direction the schematic will build!

Thank you

 

[PatoFrango]

...Okay, those schematics how I know where will place. If I put 180 95 -132 for example, in what direction the schematic will build!

Thank you

The schematic will paste at the same point you copied it & saved it. I'd recommend taking a first look at World Edit's clipboard article here

To save a schematic file, you first set the two edges of your structure, you put yourself in a position that you find suitable for later pasting the structure, you copy it and then you save it.
To later paste it, you load it through a command and when you paste it, it will paste at the exact location you copied it.

Example (from WE's wiki):

Spoiler: Image

This may sound like too many steps, but pratically each one of them takes only one command to execute, making the process much faster than it looks, especially when you get the hang of it.

 

[Aidanete]

The schematic will paste at the same point you copied it & saved it. I'd recommend taking a first look at World Edit's clipboard article here

To save a schematic file, you first set the two edges of your structure, you put yourself in a position that you find suitable for later pasting the structure, you copy it and then you save it.
To later paste it, you load it through a command and when you paste it, it will paste at the exact location you copied it.

Example (from WE's wiki):

Spoiler: Image

This may sound like too many steps, but pratically each one of them takes only one command to execute, making the process much faster than it looks, especially when you get the hang of it.

Ah, I thought you mean to do it with MCEdit instead of WorldEdit, thank you very much.