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--- excavator [2021/05/28 22:03] – raul
+++ excavator [2023/01/08 16:01] (current) – [Syntax] alexander01998
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-{{tag>Excavator or .excavator}}
 ====== Excavator ======
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-Excavator is a tool designed to break or create spaces within anything really. I, Raul, primary use this to create a room the fastest way possible. This can also be used to clear blocks on a surface.
+Excavator is a tool designed to break or create spaces within anything really. I, <color #ed1c24>Raul</color>, primary use this to create a room the fastest way possible. This can also be used to clear blocks on a surface.
 There are two primary ways to use this feature. One being the the hack through the [[:Navigator]], and one being with the command. The command can be used by typing ''.excevate <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2>''. This will then destroy the blocks from the selected area.
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   * ''.excevate <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2>'' destroys blocks from a selected area.
+To use this command, click ''F3''. If you don't have this key on your keyboard, you can type ''F3'' by holding down the function key, and press F3. In the picture below, you'll see the <color #00a2e8>Block</color> section highlighted. From here on out, it's pretty self explanatory. you simple type
+  *''.excavato <section X> <section Y> <section Z>''
+Section X represents <color #00a2e8>-212</color> in this case, section Y represents <color #00a2e8>4</color>, and section Z represents <color #00a2e8>-29</color>.
+{{:block.png?600|}}
+You then go to the other block you want to excavate and repeat the steps. Wurst will automatically highlight the blocks from <color #00a2e8>point A</color> to <color #00a2e8>point B</color> and start excavating.
 ^Version^Changes^
 |[[update:Wurst 6.14|Wurst 6.14]]|Added .excavate|
 |[[update:Wurst 6.25|Wurst 6.25]]|Added .excavate for survival|
+{{tag>mining useful_for_creative_mode}}