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== How to delete a block? == | == How to delete a block? == | ||
:''Main article: [[Editor#Custom blocks]]'' | |||
To delete a custom block permanently, first make sure there are no copies of the block/script in the world or inside any other block. | To delete a custom block permanently, first make sure there are no copies of the block/script in the world or inside any other block. | ||
Then grab the block you want to delete and drag it, you should see a red X appear in the bottom right corner, drag the block there and it'll get deleted. | Then grab the block you want to delete and drag it, you should see a red X appear in the bottom right corner, drag the block there and it'll get deleted. | ||
== How to copy a custom block? == | |||
A method commonly used is: edit another game, usually a new blank game, and then place the custom block by finding the folder of that game in the inventory. | |||
Afterwards, return to said game and drag that block (of the other). | |||
A pencil button should appear. | |||
== How to rotate a block? == | == How to rotate a block? == | ||
Likewise, there is currently no way to rotate blocks in build-mode. | |||
If you must have a block with multiple rotations, you'll have to make multiple blocks. | If you must have a block with multiple rotations, you'll have to make multiple blocks. | ||
An alternative is to rotate the object in play-mode, using [[Set Position]]. | An alternative is to rotate the object in play-mode, using [[Set Position]]. | ||