Cylinder and Sphere Generator

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>Version 1.8+ (snapshots may be buggy)
>Mutiplayer compatible.

₪ The cylinder and sphere generator allows you to generator spheres (hollow or full) and cylinders of any block and any radius!
₪ Place a Witch named "CreateSphere" to create a full sphere (radius of 8) of diamond blocks
₪ Place a Witch named "CreateHollowSphere" to create a hollow sphere (radius of 8) of diamond blocks
₪ Place a Witch named "CreateCylinder" to create a hollow cylinder (radius of 8) of diorite.
₪ Go to any of the colored wool to change the block type or radius of a specific function (white wool for cylinders, orange wool for full spheres, magenta wool for hollow spheres)

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How to use

Change the block type and radius of cylinders:
₪ Where it says "rm=7,r=8" in the command, you can specify the radius and thickness of the cylinder. The radius is determined by the number next to "r" and the thickness is determined by the difference between "rm" and "r". In other words, if you have input "rm=10,r=12", you will have a cylinder with a radius of 12 and a thickness of 2. Make sure "r" is always larger than "rm" otherwise nothing will happen.
₪ Where it says "fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~10 ~" in the command, you can specify the height of the cylinder. The number in the command is the number you can change, if you change it to "15", your cylinder will have a height of 15.
₪ Where it says "stone 4" in the command, you can specify the type of block. If you type "iron_block 0" then it will just place iron blocks.
₪ Where it says "replace air" in the command, you can specify what block the cylinder will replace.
₪ For more advanced users: You can change the entire fill command into a /setblock or /clone command too!

Change the block type and radius of full spheres:
₪ Where it says "r=8" in the command, you can specify the radius of the sphere. The radius is determined by the number next to "r".
₪ Where it says "diamond_block 0" in the command, you can specify the type of block. If you type "iron_block 0" then it will just place iron blocks.
₪ Where it says "replace air" in the command, you can specify what block the sphere will replace.
₪ For more advanced users: You can change the entire fill command into a /setblock or /clone command too!

Change the block type and radius of hollow spheres:
₪ Where it says "rm=7,r=8" in the command, you can specify the radius and thickness of the sphere. The radius is determined by the number next to "r" and the thickness is determined by the difference between "rm" and "r". In other words, if you have input "rm=10,r=12", you will have a sphere with a radius of 12 and a thickness of 2. Make sure "r" is always larger than "rm" otherwise nothing will happen.
₪ Where it says "diamond_block 0" in the command, you can specify the type of block. If you type "iron_block 0" then it will just place iron blocks.
₪ Where it says "replace air" in the command, you can specify what block the sphere will replace.
₪ For more advanced users: You can change the entire fill command into a /setblock or /clone command too!

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Installation:
1. Create a creative world with cheats enabled.
2. Copy the command of your choice from the Pastebin Document. Select the text by pressing Control+A (Windows) or Command+A (Mac). Copy the text by pressing Control+C (Windows) or Control+V (Mac).
3. Type ''/give @p command_block'' in your chat.
4. Place the command block in the spawn chunks. Make sure there is plenty of space around it because a structure will spawn and take up space nearby.
5. Paste in the command (using Control+V [Windows] or Command+V [Mac]) and activate the command block (this can be done with a lever or redstone block)
6. Play you world as you wish.

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