REPLACED BY RESOURCE: https://forum.denizenscript.com/resources/copy-paste-commands.10/
Copy/Pasting Commands: Commands to copy/paste/preview/rotate/etc a block selection
Requires Cuboid Selector Tool: https://forum.denizenscript.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=190
Download:
Hastebin: https://one.denizenscript.com/haste/78850 <-- Most users, just click here and click "Download the script"
GitHub: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/DenizenSampleScripts/blob/master/copy_paste_commands.dsc
Installation/usage:
# Dependencies:
# Cuboid Tool script - https://forum.denizenscript.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=190
#
# Installation:
# Just put this script and the cuboid tool script in your scripts folder and reload.
#
# Usage:
# Refer to the cuboid tool info for how to get and use a CTool.
#
# Use "/ccopy" to copy your selected area (relative to where you stand).
# Use "/crotate [90/180/270]" or "/cflip [x/z]" to rotate/flip the copy.
# Use "/cpreview [time] [noair]" to show a temporary preview of how it will paste.
# Use "/cpaste [noair]" to actually paste the copy in (relative to where you stand).
# Use "/csave [name]" to save the copy to file and "/cload [name]" to load it back.
Copy/Pasting Commands: Commands to copy/paste/preview/rotate/etc a block selection
Requires Cuboid Selector Tool: https://forum.denizenscript.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=190
Download:
Hastebin: https://one.denizenscript.com/haste/78850 <-- Most users, just click here and click "Download the script"
GitHub: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/DenizenSampleScripts/blob/master/copy_paste_commands.dsc
Installation/usage:
# Dependencies:
# Cuboid Tool script - https://forum.denizenscript.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=190
#
# Installation:
# Just put this script and the cuboid tool script in your scripts folder and reload.
#
# Usage:
# Refer to the cuboid tool info for how to get and use a CTool.
#
# Use "/ccopy" to copy your selected area (relative to where you stand).
# Use "/crotate [90/180/270]" or "/cflip [x/z]" to rotate/flip the copy.
# Use "/cpreview [time] [noair]" to show a temporary preview of how it will paste.
# Use "/cpaste [noair]" to actually paste the copy in (relative to where you stand).
# Use "/csave [name]" to save the copy to file and "/cload [name]" to load it back.
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