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It's it possible? Yes. I've seen someone make an entire Rust remake server using Skript and doing all the work themselves.
How? It's not a simple answer. A lot of work goes into things like this. Basically you are sending client side blocks (the glass) to show where the blueprint will be pasted. And then when conditions are met, you are setting the blocks at that location.
How? It's not a simple answer. A lot of work goes into things like this. Basically you are sending client side blocks (the glass) to show where the blueprint will be pasted. And then when conditions are met, you are setting the blocks at that location.
I hope you're joking.
As I stated, this is not a simple thing to do.
An "example" would not be anything less than 50 lines of code, and no one is going to write an "example" like that.
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Im sorry but I have to agree with TPGamesNL
As I stated, creating a system like this isn't going to be like 5 lines of code. You are probably going to have 100+ lines.
You could use a multitude of events to start this, such as a tool change event, a sneak event, inventory click event, you could even use a command.
That is just step one in the 20+ steps you're going to be doing here.
And I have to admit, if you are stumped on step #1, then this is probably not the right task for you to be attempting to do.
I recommend getting more comfortable with basic Skript before attempting to do something this advanced.
Start by making some simple things, then move on to more advanced things.
When attempting to do something of this nature, break it down, and work on each part separately rather than looking at the whole picture and trying to build the whole system in one go.
I probably didn't had to ask for the whole thing, what I want is an idea on how should I do so that when you right click
So that it like creates a wall where the player looks (pretty much on the center of the screen)
I just want to know that. If you can give me an idea on how should I do that then I would end this thread and just stop asking.
So that it like creates a wall where the player looks (pretty much on the center of the screen)
I just want to know that. If you can give me an idea on how should I do that then I would end this thread and just stop asking.
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Most likely use a click event, and some conditions to check and make sure the player is holding some specific tool.
Then set the blocks relative to the location in the centre, ie 1 block east, 1 block west, etc
Then set the blocks relative to the location in the centre, ie 1 block east, 1 block west, etc
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