Fix `//stack -s [num]` shifting the selection to unexpected places. This fix causes `//stack -s [num]` behavior in diagonal directions to be consistent with the behavior in non-diagonal directions, which means that the last stack will be selected.
* Re-do commits to avoid awful rebase
* You can load and save a schematic file now. Still gotta setup ability to use commands as a console actor.
* Add a world override concept to LocalSession, and allow a lot more commands to be performed by actors.
* Fixed commands, and set the loaded schematic as the world override in CLI
* Properly load tags
* Added 1.14.4 data values
* Allow a majority of commands to be performed by the console.
* Fixed a lot of PR requested changes
* Added a Locatable interface and use that for getting the location of the player in commands.
* Added script support. Currently requires a newline at the end of the script.
* Shade everything to allow this to run locally - should probably minimize this to an extent later.
* Actually hook up the version
* Added a //world command to set the override
* Fixed a missed checkstyle issue
* Added CommandBlock support to Bukkit
* Make command block support configurable
* Minor cleanup and implementing a few of the final functions
* Fixed most issues from PR
* Improve UX, saving is now automatic and unknown command messages show
* Better save docs and support any clipboard format
* Include the entire formats list
* Arrays.copyOf
* Clear the world override if the selector is called on another world.
* Update logging extent to allow basic logging with non-player actors
Fixes issues with some changes not being undone.
I mean, the sphere algorithm needs to not set blocks 20 times,
but other things can trigger this too.
Also allow radius 0 sphere via //sphere (because /br sphere allows it).
This means users can bind and unbind them to any item, like other tools.
By default, the items in config will be automatically bound. After
setting a different item via `//selwand` or `//navwand`, that item will
subsequently be used for that user.
Also add -n to //wand to get a navwand.
Also various other tool-related cleanup.
The new command now writes a json file to WorldEdit's working directory with instructions on which chunks to delete, which is read by the plugin/mod at startup and calls the ChunkDeleter.
The chunk deleter parses the json and iterates the instructions, backing up .mca files as it goes and overwriting the offset headers with 0 wherever a chunk needs to be deleted.
This allows Minecraft to reclaim the space used for that chunk, as well as forcing it to be generated from scratch next time the area is loaded.
