If you go into third person mode, you'll notice you person is sitting, because the player is "mounted" onto the block. However, it looks seamless in first person mode.
This is an example of a bigger elevator type.
...lift a lake! Don't try this at home unless you want to wait 10 minutes for the lag to stop. It literally froze my window for THAT LONG!
...And don't lift a mountain either. Personal experience there too.
The block looks a bit bright because it's an entity. It also means you can fall through it.
After 10 minutes of lag, the lake was completely lifted 50 blocks into the air. The lake's volume was 500-1000+ blocks.
Description
What It Does
This plugin is a simple Elevator plugin that differs from many others in one way: It makes blocks float up and down in any size as an elevator. Currently it only supports one floor for now, but more will be added.
How To Make An Elevator
To create an elevator, use the command /se create <type> <height> {wait time after button} {wait time at top} {speed}. It will then ask you for several block selections: The elevator cuboid, the riding cuboid, and the upper and lower floor buttons. For the speed argument, anything under 0.3 is a bit jumpy but slow, and anything above 0.5 goes a bit too fast.
Types
- Spring Elevators (0) - These elevators go up, pause, and go back down.
- Toggle Elevators (1) - These elevators only go up and down when the button is pressed.
Videos
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Installation
To install this plugin, first download PatPeter's SQLibrary here. This basically allows me to use some high-efficiency databasing to store all the elevators. Then, just download SmoothElevator and stick it in your plugins directory and your good to go!
The SmoothElevator Team
