Instruction Mapping

You can customize the command mapping, and then just type in the short commands you've set up!

Step 1: Create a new lua file

Create a new lua file in the script directory of your project, for example: command_mapping.lua

Step 2: Write the code

Write the following code in the lua file you created in Step 1:

-- create a new module
local commandMapping = {}
-- import the command module
local command = require("command")

-- define the execute function
function commandMapping.execute()
   -- write your code here
end

return commandMapping

Step 3: Customize the command mapping

In the execute function, you can customize the command mapping by command.RegisterCommandMapping, for example:

-- create a new module
local commandMapping = {}
-- import the command module
local command = require("command")

-- define the execute function
function commandMapping.execute()
    -- command.RegisterCommandMapping(New command, Original command)
    -- After this, you can enter new command with the same effect as the original command.
    command.RegisterCommandMapping("crimson", "actionFlow action/placeAndDig")
    command.RegisterCommandMapping("iron_ores", "actionFlow action/placeAndDig_iron_ores")
    command.RegisterCommandMapping("mushroom", "actionFlow action/mushroomStem")
end

return commandMapping

In this example, we have customized the command mapping, and then we can enter the following commands to trigger the corresponding actions:

New command	Original command
crimson	actionFlow action/placeAndDig
iron_ores	actionFlow action/placeAndDig_iron_ores
mushroom	actionFlow action/mushroomStem

Last modified: 12 11月 2023