Author Topic: I built too many bricks and can't move them  (Read 2385 times)

because apparently Blockland can't handle that many duplorcations. (it turns black and won't reactivate, wtf)

Today I realised I wanted to move my build higher up. I can't. The "toggle ground" add-on is useless because I still can't build below it. What do?

It can be done through script, and is even easier / quicker if you want to move the whole save file up the same amount of units. Or are you referring to a specific part of the save?

I want everything in my build to ascend the height of a 64x64 cube

Before you load the build, try putting $loadOffset = 192; in console.

Before you load the build, try putting $loadOffset = 192; in console.
That doesn't seem to do anything. All bricks are loaded normally.

Edit: Hold on, this isn't working and I lost my reference to this.
« Last Edit: December 18, 2012, 05:23:11 PM by Chrono »

because apparently Blockland can't handle that many duplorcations. (it turns black and won't reactivate, wtf)
Use duplicator for duplicating large quantities of bricks. Duplorcator sucks for this.

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package moveMystuff
{
function calcSaveOffset()
{
$loadOffset = "0 0 192";
return "0 0 192";
}
};
activatePackage(moveMystuff);

Then load.
Do I type all that stuff in the console? It looks like one of those things you find in files. Do I put it somewhere? Where?

Use duplicator for duplicating large quantities of bricks. Duplorcator sucks for this.
stuff shot shat is that a truth. I will investigate.

Do I type all that stuff in the console? It looks like one of those things you find in files. Do I put it somewhere? Where?
You can put it in either, but it still wont work.


Found it.

$LoadingBricks_PositionOffset = "0 0 192";

loving it's not even in correct units.

$LoadingBricks_PositionOffset = "0 0 32";

loving it's not even in correct units.

$LoadingBricks_PositionOffset = "0 0 32";
Good job Chrono!
:)

$LoadingBricks_PositionOffset = "0 0 32";
What kind of units are those?

What kind of units are those?
Good question, cause this doesn't exactly leave room for plates.

Good question, cause this doesn't exactly leave room for plates.
it doesn't exactly work either :(

Use duplicator
Hey, this works! Only problem being I can only move one part of a build at a time, unless I connect everything.
aand I have to move it away, build a bunch of cubes, and move it back to elevate it at the same place. äaand the duplicator rapes all my custom print bricks. so that's a few tricky thingies. I guess that's the way I'll have to do it though, unless one of these scripts (lines of text..?) start working.

it doesn't exactly work either :(
Ah. Try this then, in the console.

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function calcSaveOffset(){$LoadingBricks_PositionOffset = "0 0 32";}$LoadingBricks_PositionOffset = "0 0 32";