Translocation

With this pstone you will be able to build in one place, and translocate that build somewhere else.

How it works

You place your translocation field, adjust the cuboid to your liking, and then you name the field with /ps setname. Now it is ready to record.

It will record all changes to the area inside the field. Once you are done building inside the area right click on the block to store everything inside the field. This will remove all the blocks recorded from the world and copy them to the database, and the translocator will disable itself ready for the move.

Break the field and take it to its destination, place it down, name it the same name you named it before and right click on it to revert everything it had recorded onto the new location. You can then pick your translocation block back up and be on your merry way.

Naming

You can have many translocation projects saved with the same block. The projects are recorded by name. So if you name your block "house" and build a house and store it (disable the block). Then you can rename the block "tree", and build a tree. Then you can walk over to your destination and name your block "house" and spawn your house. Then you can name your block "tree" and spawn your tree. In reality you can have an infinite number of stored projects with different names, and pull them up whenever you need them using the same block. There is no limit to how long you can keep something stored. (Note: PS purges all player data belonging to players inactive more than 20 days on the server, this includes saved translocations)

Unlinking

If you break a translocation block while its enabled (while the blocks it recoded are visible) it will unlink itself from the blocks and the name you gave them, meaning you will not be able to store those blocks back by right clicking on the block anymore.

Blacklisting

You can blacklist blocks from being picked up by the translocator by using the "translocation-blacklist* flag.

Commands

You have to be pointing at the translocation field block or be inside of the field for the commands to work. You can find them listed on the commands section.

Common usage walkthrough

For example say you want to move your base to the edge of the map:

• Place translocator pstone near your base
• Reshape cuboid to fit around you base and close cuboid
• Point at the pstone
• /ps setname base
• /ps translocation import (imports everything inside the field into the databsae)
• /ps translocation delete 2 3 31 37 38 (remove the grass/dirt/flowers from the imported blocks, don't wanna take the ground with us)
• Right click on the field block with a tool to store everything (you will notice everything you had selected is now gone from the world)
• Break the pstone and take it to the new location of your base
• Place translocator pstone
• Point at the pstone
• /ps setname base (It will tell you you have x amount of blocks stored)
• Right click on the pstone to spawn your base in front of your eyes.
• Break the pstone and you're done.