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/give "palm wood" 999
Dawn for sunrise
Dusk for sunset
Noon for midday
Midnight for full nighttime
anything that's longer than 1 word needs quotes around it
i've seen another mod like this that i'm saying, but it corrupted my world, fortunely i had a Security Copy of the world.
if you do it, plese that it be compatible with CalamityMod. Thank you all
/spawn slime ~1000 will spawn a slime 1000 units away from you.
But /spawn slime ~1000 ~1000 will work as if the y argument is not there.
In the spawn command code, for the y section you have a
```cs
if(!int.TryParse(args[2], out x)) {
```
Maybe it should be a y instead of x?
Either way, the spawn command only works with a relative x argument.
Working:
/spawn slime
/spawn slime x (position in the world)
/spawn ~x (relative position to the player)
/spawn ~-x (negative relative position)
anything more makes the command work but nothing happens
/spawn slime works fine but if I add numbers I get from /pos afterwards it does not work.
So I did /pos and let's say I got 10, 15
Then I move a little away and type /spawn slime 10 15, it says it worked but there is no slime in that position