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{{Item infobox | |||
|name=Flag | |name=Flag | ||
|description= A flag to mark your territory. | |description= A flag to mark your territory. | ||
|item = Flag | |item = Flag | ||
|image = | |image = Flag_Render_1.7.7.0_Pre1.png | ||
|tool = | |tool = Any Axe | ||
|stackable = n | |stackable = n | ||
|renewable = y | |renewable = y | ||
}} | |hardness=1}} | ||
The '''flag''' is | The '''flag''' is a decorative block used to create custom designs by using dyes. | ||
== Obtaining == | == Obtaining == | ||
=== Crafting === | === Crafting === | ||
{{Crafting table | {{Crafting table | ||
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The flag supports the use of three distinct tools: the brush, the paint bucket and the shape builder.{{verify|What are the actual names of the tools in the code?}} Left-clicking with a tool paints an area, while right-clicking removes it. | The flag supports the use of three distinct tools: the brush, the paint bucket and the shape builder.{{verify|What are the actual names of the tools in the code?}} Left-clicking with a tool paints an area, while right-clicking removes it. | ||
==== Brush ==== | ==== Brush ==== | ||
The brush is a tool which allows the user to paint individual pixels, along with 2×2 and 3×3 squares. By default, the | The brush is a tool which allows the user to paint individual pixels, along with 2×2 and 3×3 squares. By default, the 1×1 brush is selected. | ||
==== Paint bucket ==== | ==== Paint bucket ==== | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
{{History|Better than Adventure! 1.7.7.0|snap=Pre-1 (February leak)|Added flags.|Flags have an incomplete interface.}} | {{History|Better than Adventure! 1.7.7.0|snap=Pre-1 (February leak)|[[File:Flag Render 1.7.7.0 Pre1.png|40px]] Added flags.|Flags have an incomplete interface.}} | ||
{{History||snap=Pre-1|Completed flag interface.}} | {{History||snap=Pre-1|Completed flag interface.}} | ||
[[Category:Blocks]] | [[Category:Blocks]] |
Latest revision as of 02:55, 9 August 2023
The flag is a decorative block used to create custom designs by using dyes.
Obtaining Edit
Crafting Edit
Ingredients | Crafting recipe |
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Stick + Cloth |
Usage Edit
Right-clicking on a flag opens the GUI for the flag, where custom designs can be created for the flag to display.
Canvas Edit
On the left corner is the canvas, a 24×16 space where designs can be drawn on the flag. To draw on the flag, the player first has to choose a color from the slots on the right.
Dye slots Edit
To the right of the canvas, there are three slots where dyes can be placed to use their colors on the flag. By default, the first slot is selected, meaning that the dye within it is the color that the brush uses. Different slots can be used by pressing the number key respective to that slot.
Tools Edit
The flag supports the use of three distinct tools: the brush, the paint bucket and the shape builder.
Left-clicking with a tool paints an area, while right-clicking removes it.Brush Edit
The brush is a tool which allows the user to paint individual pixels, along with 2×2 and 3×3 squares. By default, the 1×1 brush is selected.
Paint bucket Edit
The paint bucket is used to fill a space. Left-clicking with a paint bucket makes it automatically fill all the pixels that can be reached.
Shape builder Edit
The shape builder tool is used to precisely draw shapes on the flag, being able to draw rectangles and ellipses respectively.
Data values Edit
Name | Type | Namespaced ID | Numeric ID |
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Flag | Item | item.flag item.flag.modified |
16526 |
Flag | Block | tile.flag |
712 |
History Edit
History | ||
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Better than Adventure! 1.7.7.0 | ||
Pre-1 (February leak) | ||
Added flags. | ||
Flags have an incomplete interface. | ||
Pre-1 | ||
Completed flag interface. |