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Sure! I'll put one together tonight
It's quite easy and takes less than five minutes to set up
You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/zJ8pVOMlPqE. I also added a Quick Start guide with installation steps
It looks best when placed on a volcano-shaped mountain, but if you don't want to, you can set up the volcano anywhere! Just position the lava field at ground level and place the crater a bit higher in the sky. The only requirement is that it must be on terrain—other than that, you can put it wherever you want: above a lake, on a rock, in the snow, in swamps, anywhere! You can always edit your map later to give it a proper volcano look
seneca
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But to edit the map, I need to use RustEdit, right? Or can you recommend another way to design the look of a volcano? And thank you so much for this fast support!!! You're awesome!It looks best when placed on a volcano-shaped mountain, but if you don't want to, you can set up the volcano anywhere! Just position the lava field at ground level and place the crater a bit higher in the sky. The only requirement is that it must be on terrain—other than that, you can put it wherever you want: above a lake, on a rock, in the snow, in swamps, anywhere! You can always edit your map later to give it a proper volcano look
Yes, the easiest way is to use RustEdit. Just load your map file, pick any spot, then go to the Terrain Tool and select the Raise/Lower option. Raise the terrain to your desired height, then hold ALT and click in the center of the peak to create a pit/vent, and boom, you're done!
If you'd like, here's my map with two volcanoes that I used in the video. Feel free to use it: https://cdn2.mapstr.gg/bcc8f3bb/Volcanoes.map
What do you mean by area manager? You don't need any additional plugins to create a volcano
Volcanoes are disabled by default when created, to activate them, you'll need to either edit the data file or use
volcano set enabled true. Once enabled, you can adjust the eruption timing however you like
Ah, well I can add a command to manually trigger an eruption in tonight's update, no problem
The command is now available in the latest version
