Multi-element into one-element by WedgeWWW

WedgeWWW

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14th Feb 2016

14th Feb 2016

Learn how to turn objects that are composed of several elements into one-element objects while keeping the color of the original elements.`

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  jasiu2002 17th Feb 2016
  TIL you don't have to jam everything into one line in the console. Also +1 because this is great.
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  derpycorgi 17th Feb 2016
  alright i dont know how to work it but i think its cool half a point to griffondoor
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  erikkonstas 17th Feb 2016
  -1 on purpose! It does not work !!!!!!!!
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  electriclance 17th Feb 2016
  You could instead do this: While in the Decorations tab, do middle mouse button on the element of your choice and its color will be copied.
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  minecraft-physics 17th Feb 2016
  To everyone saying "Use the PROP tool", that doesn't do the same thing. It changes the type of the element, which changes the colour unless it;s decorated.. Using PROP on this save works because it's decorated, but it won't work on the original...
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  NolanSmalls 17th Feb 2016
  It's way easier: use the PROP tool. -1
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  JEEF 15th Feb 2016
  drray: ... i already said that
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  msasterisk 15th Feb 2016
  On a side note: Ooohhhhh THAT'S what dcolour is! Decoration colour, as opposed to actual element's color! Wooaaahhhhh
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  msasterisk 15th Feb 2016
  Some of you guys don't seem to understand. Go to the original save and use the prop tool to turn it into brck. It loses its color.
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  msasterisk 15th Feb 2016
  drray: No, because if the elements aren't deco'd they lose their color.