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component:geolyzer [2017/04/12 07:15]
sylphio Quick update update geolyzer
component:geolyzer [2019/08/20 07:28]
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 - `scan(x:​number,​ z:number[, y:number, w:number, d:number, h:number][, ignoreReplaceable:​boolean|options:​table]):​table`  ​ - `scan(x:​number,​ z:number[, y:number, w:number, d:number, h:number][, ignoreReplaceable:​boolean|options:​table]):​table`  ​
-  ​Analyzes the density of the column at the specified relative coordinates. +  Analyzes the density of the column at the specified relative coordinates. This will return a list of hardness values for the blocks in the specified range. The coordinates are relative to the location of the geolyzer. Hardness values for blocks further away from the geolyzer are more noisy than those for blocks nearby
-- `scan(x:​number,​ z:number[, ignoreReplaceable:​boolean]):​table` ​  +  ***Note** that the values returned is always 64 values, even if the scan volume is only part of that. If 10 blocks are scanned, the first 10 values in the result represent those blocks scanned. The remaining values in the result should be ignored.
-  ​Analyzes the density of the column at the specified relative coordinates. This will return a list of hardness values for the blocks in a vertical [-32, 32) range, relative to the height the geolyzer is located. The coordinates are relative to the location of the geolyzer. Hardness values for blocks further away from the geolyzer are more noisy than those for blocks nearby.+
 - `analyze(side:​number[,​ options:​table]):​table`  ​ - `analyze(side:​number[,​ options:​table]):​table`  ​
   Get some information on a directly adjacent block. By default the returned table returns the string ID of the block (e.g. `minecraft:​dirt`,​ metadata, hardness and some more information). Note that a single call to this consumes the same amount of energy a call to `scan` does!  ​   Get some information on a directly adjacent block. By default the returned table returns the string ID of the block (e.g. `minecraft:​dirt`,​ metadata, hardness and some more information). Note that a single call to this consumes the same amount of energy a call to `scan` does!  ​