I think. Someone tell me if this breaks their setup with truezip, but
it works for me now and didn't before. I'm assuming people using .zip
just used the normal zip store anyway.
(cherry picked from commit dcfb769d96)
/br sspl - says to click same spot again to apply, clicked same spot and nothing happens
/br layer - gives an error message "there was an error handling a FAWE command: [See console]
/br clipboard - doesn't let me execute because of max radius of 5, however am unable to set a lower radius as there is no option for it
/br butcher - tried to kill some mobs, but didn't work (nothing happened)
/br splatter - tried to execute the command, nothing happened
I think. Someone tell me if this breaks their setup with truezip, but
it works for me now and didn't before. I'm assuming people using .zip
just used the normal zip store anyway.
* `//set ##*tag` sets all states in the tag (not just default state per type)
* `//set ^type` is a pattern changing block type but copying all valid existing states
* `//set ^[prop=val,...]` sets the property `prop` to `val` wherever the existing block has that property
* `//set ^type[prop=val,...]` does both of the above
Those work anywhere a pattern is taken, of course.
* The mask syntax `^[prop=val]` matches blocks with the property `prop` set to `val`, or blocks that don't have the property at all.
* The mask syntax `^=[prop=val]` only matches blocks that have the property.
Those work anywhere a mask is taken, of course. (`//mask`, `//gmask`, `//replace`, etc)
The `//drain` command now takes `-w` flag that removes the waterlogged state from blocks (in addition to removing water, as before).
