Provides a Minecraft function that can evenly distribute targets along the circumference of a circular area of variable radius and center point.
Has the option to offset initial drawing angle, teleport targets to the surface of any destination (like /spreadplayers), and center targets on their destination block.
After downloading, the data pack can be installed in a singleplayer world folder following this guide.
Once installed and the world is loaded, type /reload to load all data pack assets.
The data pack can be uninstalled by entering the command /function rp:disable and removing the data pack from your world's data packs folder.
All targets to distribute should be tagged with the scoreboard tag "radiate" using the command /tag add [targets] radiate.
The radiateplayers function can then be called using the command /trigger radiateplayers [set|add] [<radius>] where [<radius>] is the radius of the circle (>0, 1 if not specified) centered at the location of the command's execution. In this context there is no difference between set and add.
Running the command with less than 2 targets will give an error. Running the command without chunk [0, 0] forceloaded will give an error (forceloaded by default when /reload is called). The executing entity needs to have a command permission level of at least 2.
Additional command options exist in the scores of explicit names on the radiateplayers scoreboard objective and can be changed using the /scoreboard players set [name] radiateplayers [score]. The name #theta is an integer which determines the initial anglular offset from 0 degrees (south, +z) to begin radiating players from, which must be in the range -360 to 360; default is 0. The name #align is a boolean which determines whether all targets should be centered on their destination blocks, with a score of 0 being false and any other score being true; default is 0. The name #surface is a boolean. A score of 0 will teleport all targets along the y coordinate of the command's execution at their destination, and any other scores will teleport all targets on top of the block nearest the sky at their destination (similar to /spreadplayers); default is 1.
Encoding and optimization of each function was completed by Minecraft player Oligo.
GNU GPL v3.0 (see LICENSE.txt)