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What is SkEdit?
SkEdit is a API that allows you to mainly fill and paste in structures. it is not created to copy Worledit, nor to compete with it. The fill and pasting is based on a delay system, its standart set to (Fill: 20000 blocks per tick, and copy: 1000 blocks per tick).


Commands:

• /ske
• /skedit

Features:

• [?] Copy and paste system
• [?] Fill system
• [X] Spheres
• [?] Schematic system
• [?] Skript only (no other addons required)
• [?] Small command system [/ske]
• [X] Gui System (for settings etc)
• [?] Api

API:

Code (Text):

1. Players only:
2.     GiveWand:
3.         Syntax:    skeGivewand(player)
4.         Example: skeGivewand(player)
5.         Notes:
6.             Gives the SkEdit wand
7.  
8.     GetPosition:
9.         Syntax: skePos(position, player)
10.         Example: set {_Pos} skePos(1, player)
11.         Returns:
12.             - postion x of player's selection
13.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
14.         Notes:
15.             Gives the first or second position, can only be 1 and 2
16.  
17.     PlayerCopy:
18.         Syntax: skePCopy(Location 1, Location 2, player)
19.         Example: set {_R} to skePCopy(skePos(1, player), skePos(2, player), player)
20.         Returns:
21.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
22.             - Location x not set
23.             - Player not found
24.             - Different worlds of positions
25.         Notes:
26.             Copies block, its slower than pasting or filling
27.  
28.     PlayerPaste:
29.         Syntax: skePPaste(player)
30.         Example: set {_R} to skePPaste(player)
31.         Returns:
32.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
33.             - Clipboard empty
34.             - Player not found
35.         Notes:
36.             Pasts the clipboard of the player
37.  
38.     PlayerSaveSchem:
39.         Syntax: skePSaveSchem(location 1, location 2, "new Schematic", player)
40.         Example: set {_R} to skePSaveSchem(skePos(1, player), skePos(2, player), arg 3, player)
41.         Returns:
42.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
43.             - Location x not set
44.             - Different worlds of positions
45.             - Schematic already exists
46.             - Player isnt online
47.         Notes:
48.             Saves a schematic relative to the player
49.  
50.     PlayerLoadSchem:
51.         Syntax: skePLoadSchem("Schematic", player)
52.         Example: set {_R} to skePLoadSchem(arg 3, player)
53.         Returns:
54.             - Schematic does not exist
55.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
56.         Notes:
57.             Loads the schematic to the player's clipboard
58.  
59.  
60. Global:
61.     Fill:
62.         Syntax:    skeFill(Location 1, Location 2, Blocks)
63.         Example: set {_R} to skeFill(skePos(1, player), skePos(2, player), "Sand||stone||dirt")
64.         Returns:
65.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
66.             - Location x not set
67.             - World are different
68.         Notes:
69.             - Doesnt check if the block is valid or not
70.             - There can be multiple blocks, seperatet at "||" example: "Red wool||White wool||Orange wool"
71.  
72.     SaveSchem:
73.         Syntax: skeSaveSchem(Location 1, Location 2, "new schematic")
74.         Example: set {_R} to skeSaveSchem({_Loc1}, {_Loc2}, "Tower_Tier_1")
75.         Returns:
76.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
77.             - Position x not set
78.             - Different worlds
79.             - Schematic already exist
80.         Notes:
81.             Saves the schematic relative to location 1
82.  
83.     PasteSchem:
84.         Syntax: skeSchemPaste(Center location, world, "schematic")
85.         Example: set {_R} to skeSchemPaste(location of player, world of player, arg 3)
86.         Returns:
87.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
88.             - Center not set
89.             - Schematic doesnt exists
90.             - World does not exist
91.         Notes:
92.             Pastes from where the schematic has been created
93.  
94.     ShowSchems:
95.         Syntax: skeShowSchems()
96.         Example: set {_list::*} to skeShowSchems()
97.         Returns:
98.             - List of all schems
99.             - No schematic set (No schematics exist)
100.  
101.     DeleteSchem:
102.         Syntax: skeDeleteSchem("schematic")
103.         Example: set {_R} to skeDeleteSchem("Lol")
104.         Returns:
105.             - Nothing (All went succesful)
106.             - Invalid schematic (Schematic doesnt exist)

Note: this is work in progress, please dont judge on what is currently available

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