WorldEdit build delay

Discussion in 'Plugin Requests' started by KingIngot, Apr 5, 2015.

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    KingIngot

    Suggested Name: Worledit Delay

    Description:
    Basicly, you make a selection of an area in Worledit and then type /wbd set <Blockname> <Blocks per second> and like worldedit the blocks will be placed down except they will be built one at a time therefore reducing extensive use of RAM.

    Suggested commands:
    /wbd Main command
    /wbd set <blockname> Blocks per second> Places blocks with worldedit with a delay.

    Suggested permissions:
    webuilddelay.use. Access to all commands

    When I would like this plugin:
    ASAP! I have a server to run! :)

    Cheers!
    KingIngot
     
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    big02001

    Well if its lag your worried about you can use ASyncWorldEdit. It is a very well made plugin, highly recommend it.
     
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    KingIngot

    I'm not really worrying about lag I'm worrying about constantly having to purchase more RAM for my server. But thanks anyway!
     
  4. @KingIngot You would only need more ram if you had lag so I would worry about lag.
     
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    mrCookieSlime

    @bwfcwalshy
    Cross out "I would", "you are" is the correct term.

    @KingIngot
    Worrying about having to purchase more resources and worrying about lag go hand in hand with each other, so you are in fact worrying about lag then.
    There are multiple solutions to this.
     
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    nverdier

    How so? "You would only need more ram if you had lag so you are worry about lag."... Meant "you should"?
    @KingIngot
    One of which is
     
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    mrCookieSlime

    @nverdier
    No I meant "you are" when I said "you are"...
     
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    nverdier

    @mrCookieSlime But
    Doesn't make any grammatical sense.
     
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    mrCookieSlime

    That is because I never said that.

     
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