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Atlas Map Documentation
<decay>This module is used to make blocks change phases under players and eventually fall at the specified time.
<area>These represent areas of the map that the decay module should work inside of.
<decay>
<area region="bridges" fall-delay="3s">
<phase delay="1s">redstone block</phase>
<phase delay="1s">dropper</phase>
<phase delay="1s">piston base</phase>
<phase delay="1s">piston sticky base</phase>
<phase delay="1s">tnt</phase>
</area>
</decay>| Attribute | Description | Type | Default |
region | The region that the block decay should act inside of. This can either be in ID form, or as a nested XML tag in the syntax of a region. | Region | |
fall-delay | Time after the last phase completes before the blocks should turn into falling sand. This attribute denotes a period of time and can either be in seconds or in a period format. Formats are as follows: d - days h - hours m - minutes s - seconds These can be combined to create any period. No spaces are allowed. | Duration | 4 |
<phase>These denote materials that the blocks will change into in order before falling.
<phase delay="1s">redstone block</phase>
<phase delay="1s">dropper</phase>
<phase delay="1s">piston base</phase>
<phase delay="1s">piston sticky base</phase>
<phase delay="1s">tnt</phase>| Description | Type |
Material of the phase. A material is defined in the syntax of matname:damage when matname is the name of the material and damage is the damage value of the material. A damage value is not required. | Singular Material Matcher |
| Attribute | Description | Type | Default |
delay | How long this phase should last before the next phase is applied. This attribute denotes a period of time and can either be in seconds or in a period format. | Duration | 3 |