Overview
The /redstonecg_repair command is used to repair and reconfigure RedstoneCG blocks that may have been corrupted, misplaced, or require transition fixes between versions.
This command requires Command Permission Level 1 (Moderator). It can be used in both Singleplayer with cheats enabled and Multiplayer with proper permissions.
/redstonecg_repair
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canSurviveAir <boolean> -
flooring<pos: x y z>chunk
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old<pos: x y z>chunk
/redstonecg_repair canSurviveAir <boolean>
Temporarily overrides the internal physics check for RedstoneCG blocks.
/redstonecg_repair canSurviveAir true- Prevents RedstoneCG blocks from breaking when floating in mid-air./redstonecg_repair canSurviveAir false- Restores default behavior, causing gates and wires to break when updated and if not attached to a solid surface on their base face.
Messages:
true- "RedstoneCG blocks will now stay while being suspended in the air."false- "RedstoneCG blocks will drop once updated if suspended in the air."
/redstonecg_repair flooring [argument]
Forces gates and wires to reorient so that their base is the floor.
This is typically used when converting worlds from versions that did not support wall or ceiling placement.
/redstonecg_repair flooring <pos: x y z>- Applies to the block at the given coordinates./redstonecg_repair flooring chunk- Applies to all RedstoneCG blocks in the chunk you are currently standing in.
Messages:
- Success (position) -
"Block at {position} has been floored." - Success (chunk) -
"Blocks at this Chunk have been floored." - Failure (position) -
"Block at {position} cannot be floored." - Failure (chunk) -
"Blocks at this Chunk cannot be floored."
Note: Failure must likely means that there are no RedstoneCG blocks in the chunk or at the given position that can be floored.
/redstonecg_repair old [argument]
Attempts to remap blocks to their older version format.
/redstonecg_repair old <pos: x y z>- Applies to the block at the given coordinates./redstonecg_repair old chunk- Applies to all RedstoneCG blocks in the chunk you are currently standing in.
Messages:
- Success (position) -
"Block at {position} has been adjusted to match block from the old version." - Success (chunk) -
"Blocks at this Chunk have been adjusted to match blocks from the old version." - Failure (position) -
"Block at {position} cannot be adjusted to match old version." - Failure (chunk) -
"Blocks at this Chunk cannot be adjusted to match old version."
Note: Running this multiple times on the same block may cause unexpected behavior.
This command can be used on: