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I belive this would be better fit for enable/disable in config. Not a command. Do you mean for the administrator who owns the server, having certain settings for each ranks? That sounds good too! But there's still the problem with lag with big servers and cuboids, so it might help higher ranks that...

I was cuboiding air over wide areas when I realized a possible command... What if, like brush, you could set a parameter to the set type-- only for a maximum cuboid limit. I know that many servers have draw limits depending your rank. But even besides ranks, it could still help. Let's say you want t...

Perhaps what you want is a /Replace [Block_1] [Block_2] [New_Block] EXCEPT with out having to specify the blocks. With cuboid, you make a cuboided area with current block or just one u specify. With paint, you just click on a block from the one you have and it starts painting that color. So combine...

David00143 wrote:If we were to add that command, /pasteslot,
then we would probably need to also make:
/pasteslotx
/pasteslotnot
/pasteslotnotx
...which could be a little annoying

Now that I think about it, we could totally use an alias like /cs for copyslot.

/cs would be faster XD

Still confused, do you mean like a command on the lines of "/fill2d" but.. 3d, /fill3d ? :P fill2d replaces a color clicked on or in air on a plane :P. The cpaint idea would be like if.. ok let's make this easy There's a sphere that you make in a 3D program. It's blue and red. You click o...

So it would work like a '/Replace * [Block]' command. Considered '/ReplaceNot air blue'? Yes like that, but shorter. It's not more about NOT replacing certain colors, but rather just replacing any block color it paints over. Like if you were using a paintbrush on a photo. Oh one detail I forgot is ...

BobKare wrote:Sounds unnecessary to me...

It's more about the name at least.

But it would also help in specific pasting (also with toggling slots)

Let's say there is a sphere made up of brick, dirt and green. You want to make it blue. Instead of /replace brick dirt green Blue, you do /cpaint (or /cpaint blue) from one mark to another (with current blue block you're holding) and the whole sphere becomes blue. It's just a simpler version for pai...

Another name for /replace, except without having to name every color or blocktype, and instead just painting over the area (Recommended).

A command that allows you to rotate between slots for pasting, rather than just doing /copyslot to paste. (Optional command)