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Enable Command Blocks - beecoopcool - 09-08-2014
How can I enable command blocks?
RE: Enable Command Blocks - tigerw - 09-08-2014
Change the CommandBlocksEnabled setting under the Mechanics group of your world folder's world.ini configuration file.
RE: Enable Command Blocks - bearbin - 09-08-2014
Do command blocks work, like in vanilla, or can they just run commands with no special options?
RE: Enable Command Blocks - tigerw - 09-08-2014
Only console commands. No /testfor.
RE: Enable Command Blocks - xoft - 09-08-2014
The command blocks currently execute only console commands, and there's a blacklist of those that cannot be executed (such as "stop", "restart", etc.). We will need to rework them from the ground up, they need a completely new infrastructure, so you can consider them currently broken.
RE: Enable Command Blocks - sphinxc0re - 09-08-2014
And for the /testfor command they have to work with comperators .. which don't work either
RE: Enable Command Blocks - mschools1711 - 01-08-2015
(09-08-2014, 12:10 AM)tigerw Wrote: Change the CommandBlocksEnabled setting under the Mechanics group of your world folder's world.ini configuration file.
this did not work for me.... YES i DID restart the server...
RE: Enable Command Blocks - sphinxc0re - 01-08-2015
I have a suggesttion for the CommandBlocks. What if we write a recursive parser for them with grammar and semantic? Because that would be an awesome thing to do and would speed up the further development process of the CommandBlocks, too.
RE: Enable Command Blocks - worktycho - 01-09-2015
Is there a grammar to command blocks? It felt more like batch files to me.
RE: Enable Command Blocks - sphinxc0re - 01-09-2015
No, command blocks contain a single command line. But there are special commands such as /summon which require a special parser to work properly. The scanner has to look for the ~ (Tilda) symbols and other things like the .riding suffix of the command and convert all these into tokens. After that the parser has to interpret all the tokens.