Author Topic: Public, non destroyable bricks  (Read 601 times)

Has anyone released a brick pack (preferably terrain) that ONLY the host can place?
Players CANNOT delete the bricks, cannot add events/spawn items, but they're allowed to build on them?

Has anyone released a brick pack (preferably terrain) that ONLY the host can place?
Players CANNOT delete the bricks, cannot add events/spawn items, but they're allowed to build on them?

They aren't terrain but I hope something similar to this is what you are looking for, in which case it could probably be transformed into what you need?
https://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=181308.0

Public bricks are already a thing, in the game. You can load a save as public, and there's a script that lets you place any brick as public. They do exactly what you describe. It's just that any brick owned by ID 88888 (might be a few more eights in there) is public. That's why that is always in the "Clear Bricks menu" even though that ID has never logged in. So, any brick of any type can be public, as long as 88888 owns it. I believe you can also use an ownership-changing addon (I think that's what the brickgroup wand does?) to change the owner to 88888 and that makes things public as well.

Public bricks are already a thing, in the game. You can load a save as public, and there's a script that lets you place any brick as public. They do exactly what you describe. It's just that any brick owned by ID 88888 (might be a few more eights in there) is public. That's why that is always in the "Clear Bricks menu" even though that ID has never logged in. So, any brick of any type can be public, as long as 88888 owns it. I believe you can also use an ownership-changing addon (I think that's what the brickgroup wand does?) to change the owner to 88888 and that makes things public as well.
As far as I'm aware anyone can delete and edit those bricks though.

As far as I'm aware anyone can delete and edit those bricks though.
Nope, they can't.

you can only build on public bricks, painting or eventing them will result in a centerprint saying public bricks cannot be edited