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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
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The Block Changer sign can change the types of blocks displayed in a minecart. For example, a storage minecart shows a chest - here the displayed block type is a chest. You can change the type of block from a chest to something else using this sign. All minecart types support this sign, and the displayed block types are persistent through server restarts. | The Block Changer sign can change the types of blocks displayed in a minecart. For example, a storage minecart shows a chest - here the displayed block type is a chest. You can change the type of block from a chest to something else using this sign. All minecart types support this sign, and the displayed block types are persistent through server restarts. | ||
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== Format == | == Format == | ||
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{{sign|[train]|blockchanger|2xwood;3xstone}} | {{sign|[train]|blockchanger|2xwood;3xstone}} | ||
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'''Second line:''' blockchanger | '''Second line:''' blockchanger | ||
| − | '''Third and Fourth lines:''' The block types to set (see: [[TrainCarts/Signs/Items|Item format]]) | + | '''Third and Fourth lines:''' The block types to set (see: [[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs/Items|Item format]]) |
The types set repeat: in the above example it repeats every 5 minecarts. The first two minecarts get a wooden block, the next three minecarts a stone block. Not specifying an amount is seen as infinite - which means that the specified block type counts for all carts. The following example shows a train set to use a diamond block for the first cart, a gold block for the next two carts, and empty (air) for all the remaining carts: | The types set repeat: in the above example it repeats every 5 minecarts. The first two minecarts get a wooden block, the next three minecarts a stone block. Not specifying an amount is seen as infinite - which means that the specified block type counts for all carts. The following example shows a train set to use a diamond block for the first cart, a gold block for the next two carts, and empty (air) for all the remaining carts: | ||
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{{sign|[train]|blockchanger|1xdiamondblock|2xgoldblock;air}} | {{sign|[train]|blockchanger|1xdiamondblock|2xgoldblock;air}} | ||
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| − | If you need more advanced settings, you can combine a ''[cart] blockchanger'' with a [[TrainCarts/Signs/Switcher|Switcher]] to individually set the block type based on per-cart properties. If you need to specify a lot of block types, you can use [[TrainCarts/Signs/Items#Item Shortcuts|Item Shortcuts]] to define a lot of block types at once. | + | If you need more advanced settings, you can combine a ''[cart] blockchanger'' with a [[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs/Switcher|Switcher]] to individually set the block type based on per-cart properties. If you need to specify a lot of block types, you can use [[Special:MyLanguage/TrainCarts/Signs/Items#Item Shortcuts|Item Shortcuts]] to define a lot of block types at once. |
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Revision as of 12:20, 3 September 2024
thumb|Block Changer used to change the blocks in minecarts
Introduction
The Block Changer sign can change the types of blocks displayed in a minecart. For example, a storage minecart shows a chest - here the displayed block type is a chest. You can change the type of block from a chest to something else using this sign. All minecart types support this sign, and the displayed block types are persistent through server restarts.
Format
First line: [train] to work on the entire train, [cart] to work on a single cart
Second line: blockchanger
Third and Fourth lines: The block types to set (see: Item format)
The types set repeat: in the above example it repeats every 5 minecarts. The first two minecarts get a wooden block, the next three minecarts a stone block. Not specifying an amount is seen as infinite - which means that the specified block type counts for all carts. The following example shows a train set to use a diamond block for the first cart, a gold block for the next two carts, and empty (air) for all the remaining carts:
If you need more advanced settings, you can combine a [cart] blockchanger with a Switcher to individually set the block type based on per-cart properties. If you need to specify a lot of block types, you can use Item Shortcuts to define a lot of block types at once.