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[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Server internals]] [[Category:Server plugins]] | [[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Server internals]] [[Category:Server plugins]] | ||
[https://github.com/EngineHub/CraftBook '''CraftBook'''] ([https://bukkit.org/threads/falsebook-craftbook-for-bukkit-0-5alpha.7226/ '''FalseBook'''] is a fork) is a plugin that | [https://github.com/EngineHub/CraftBook '''CraftBook'''] ([https://bukkit.org/threads/falsebook-craftbook-for-bukkit-0-5alpha.7226/ '''FalseBook'''] is a fork) is a plugin that adds various mechanics, such as elevators, gates, etc., that can be interacted with via signs by right-clicking them (default controls).<br> | ||
This page will document some of the available mechanics ('''i'''ntegrated '''c'''ircuits) on [[AP]], though additional documentation is available here: https://craftbook.enginehub.org/en/3.x/index.html | This page will document some of the available mechanics ('''i'''ntegrated '''c'''ircuits) on [[AP]], though additional documentation is available here: https://craftbook.enginehub.org/en/3.x/index.html\ | ||
[https://www.youtube.com/@M4411K4/videos @M4411K4 on YouTube] also has videos about this. | |||
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== Elevators == | == Elevators == | ||
Signs can be wall mounted or placed on the floor, but they need to be on the same <code>X</code> and <code>Z</code> coordinates (obviously <code>Y</code> can be changed).<br> | Signs can be wall mounted or placed on the floor, but they need to be on the same <code>X</code> and <code>Z</code> coordinates (obviously <code>Y</code> can be changed).<br> | ||
Angled brackets denote placeholders. | Angled brackets denote placeholders. | ||
<nowiki><Floor name> | <nowiki> <Floor name> | ||
[Lift <Up/Down>] | [Lift <Up/Down>] | ||
<Any info you | <Any info you | ||
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File:CraftBook-Elevators-1.png|In <code>/warp info</code> | File:CraftBook-Elevators-1.png|In <code>/warp info</code> | ||
File:CraftBook-Elevators-2.png|The first line is the name of the floor the sign is currently in. | File:CraftBook-Elevators-2.png|The first line is the name of the floor the sign is currently in. | ||
</gallery> | |||
== Gates == | |||
Fence gates that can be opened and closed.<br> | |||
Place a sign adjacent to a grid of fences with <code>[Gate]</code> in the 2nd line and you can add whatever you want (within reason) in the other lines.<br> | |||
You can do the same for the other side of the gate. | |||
<gallery mode="packed"> | |||
File:CraftBook-Gates.gif | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Bridges == | |||
The bridge should be made out of one material and at the same elevation. | |||
At the ends of the bridge, place a sign with <code>[Bridge]</code> in the 2nd line (same as gates). | |||
<gallery mode="packed"> | |||
File:CraftBook-Bridge.gif | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 18:14, 28 November 2024
CraftBook (FalseBook is a fork) is a plugin that adds various mechanics, such as elevators, gates, etc., that can be interacted with via signs by right-clicking them (default controls).
This page will document some of the available mechanics (integrated circuits) on AP, though additional documentation is available here: https://craftbook.enginehub.org/en/3.x/index.html\
@M4411K4 on YouTube also has videos about this.
Elevators
Signs can be wall mounted or placed on the floor, but they need to be on the same X and Z coordinates (obviously Y can be changed).
Angled brackets denote placeholders.
<Floor name> [Lift <Up/Down>] <Any info you wish to add>
1st line can be blank if you want.
2nd line must be either [Lift Up] or [Lift Down].
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In/warp info -
The first line is the name of the floor the sign is currently in.
Gates
Fence gates that can be opened and closed.
Place a sign adjacent to a grid of fences with [Gate] in the 2nd line and you can add whatever you want (within reason) in the other lines.
You can do the same for the other side of the gate.
Bridges
The bridge should be made out of one material and at the same elevation.
At the ends of the bridge, place a sign with [Bridge] in the 2nd line (same as gates).
