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I would like to see the flag -confirm added to //replace so that you don't have to run //confirm after the command, because when you are doing mass replaces on worlds, like cleaning up containers, you cant script //confirm to run after //replace because everything is async! There is no other way around it.
I need to constantly replace all containers from a Creative server with empty versions of the containers, so that I can copy the builds/worlds to Survival.
But I cant, as I'm constantly getting the error about "your selection is too large" and confirm-large: false in the config does not work, it must be hard coded to (>16384 chunks) as that's whats in the comments.
A //confirm flag would solve this.
Are there any alternatives?
Creating a client side script that picks a random wait time and hope to hell its enough for FAWE to complete the task.
Anything else?
No response
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What feature do you want to see added?
I would like to see the flag -confirm added to //replace so that you don't have to run //confirm after the command, because when you are doing mass replaces on worlds, like cleaning up containers, you cant script //confirm to run after //replace because everything is async! There is no other way around it.
Here is the script im trying to use with CommandHelper
https://gist.github.com/TomLewis/8c305cdeca6c712587602c0a05d5e552
I need to constantly replace all containers from a Creative server with empty versions of the containers, so that I can copy the builds/worlds to Survival.
But I cant, as I'm constantly getting the error about "your selection is too large" and
confirm-large: false
in the config does not work, it must be hard coded to (>16384 chunks) as that's whats in the comments.A //confirm flag would solve this.
Are there any alternatives?
Creating a client side script that picks a random wait time and hope to hell its enough for FAWE to complete the task.
Anything else?
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: