HyperScript 1.7.67

More for blocks, more ways to push, and a few other ways to say things.

Added

• A block with its details in a variable. block data at <position> is the block that is there together with which way it faces, whether it is open, which half it is, and so on. set block at {_loc} to {_data} puts the same block back the same way round. What is inside a chest and what a sign says are not part of it.

  set {_data} to block data at {_loc}
  set block at {_loc} to air
  wait 3 seconds
  set block at {_loc} to {_data}

• fill ... replacing <block> changes only the blocks of that kind: fill from {_a} to {_b} with air replacing stone.
• fill ... hollow sets only the outside of the box: walls, floor and roof.
• break blocks from <location> to <location> breaks every block of a box, 4,096 at most. over <duration>, without particles and without drops work as they do for one block; with more than 256 blocks the cracks and the crumbs are left out.
• Cracks without breaking. show cracks 7 on block at {_loc} makes a block look that broken, from 1 to 10, and clear cracks on block at {_loc} takes them away. The game lets cracks fade after about twenty seconds. Needs a Paper server, or Spigot 1.19.4 or newer.
• Falling blocks. drop block sand at {_loc} lets a block fall from there the way sand does; drop falling sand at {_loc} says the same.
• is liquid, is passable and is air for a block, beside is solid: if block at {_loc} is liquid:.
• More ways to push. push player away from {_place}, the opposite of towards, and push player left / right.
• launch <who> is a push that goes upward unless it says otherwise, and without fall damage makes the landing after it harmless: launch player upward at speed 2 without fall damage. push takes those words too.
• tell <who> <text> and message <who> <text>, other ways to say send <text> to <who>.
• place <block> at <position>, another way to say set block at <position> to <block>.

Changed

• A block's name with a slip in it, as in set {_block} to Gold blok, is now said to be no block or item, with the name that was probably meant, instead of "Expected a value".