2 little thing....dose it already set a price on bricks not like a master price but like 1 dolar for a 1x1 brick and 5 dollar for a 1x4 ramp
Crossposting this from the ScatteredSpace forums to answer your question and others that may arise.
ScatteredSpace's Block CityBlock City is a non-released script that is designed and written by
KINEX. It was first created in early march of 2009 and has been continually updated. The goal for users who join Block City is to chop trees or mine in order to gain
Blocks. Blocks allow users to plant
Bricks to build.
Most Bricks only cost one Block, while planting a baseplate on the ground or purchasing resources may vary in cost.
Table of ContentsWhat is Block City?
What are Blocks?
What is Block City?Block City is an ever-increasing build that is created by multiple users. New users who join the server start out with
150 Blocks. A user can plant any Baseplate (except the 16x32 Baseplate which is currently damaged) on the ground to start building. Users
MUST PLANT a baseplate before beginning to build. Once the player has found a place to build, their baseplate must be aligned properly. The user's Baseplate must be touching two other Baseplates in order to be planted.
Baseplate Costs:
- 16x16 Baseplate = 25 Blocks
- 32x32 Baseplate = 100 Blocks
- 48x48 Baseplate = 200 Blocks
- 64x64 Baseplate = 400 Blocks
Note: Baseplates only cost one Block when not planted on the ground!Players are not restricted to building just within the lot area. If the build is interfering with another lot area, however, it may be removed.
Good quality builds can cause users to be granted VIP status within the server.
What are Blocks?Blocks are the currency of Block City. Blocks allow you to purchase Bricks, Baseplates, Resources, and even VIP. New users start out with
150 Blocks. A user can gain more Blocks by a few ways.
User can gain Blocks by:
- Chopping Trees by using the Axe tool
- Mining Ores and Gems by using the Digger tool
- Participating in the DeathMatch arena
All Bricks, other than Baseplates that have been planted on the ground, and Resources cost
one Block.
To view how many Blocks you have, simply type
/playerblocks or
/help statsThere are two ways of finding out how many Blocks a user has:
/playerblocks [BL_ID]/playerblocks [USERNAME]To give your Blocks to another user, you can do so by using either of these two commands:
/giveblocks [AMOUNT] [BL_ID]/giveblocks [AMOUNT] [USERNAME]
