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How about a wireframe reticle of the block shape in build mode? Placing cubes is simple enough, but if I try to place a non-cubic shape, even something as simple as a wedge, of a dark color (like black), then the faded ghost that I see when trying to place it is so dim that I often cannot tell the orientation of the piece. And the entire time, I still see a wireframe cube to show me the location. I feel like it's taunting me.
So how about a second wireframe, maybe of a different color (white with a black outline, perhaps). Then I would get a cubic wireframe indicating the spatial position of the piece, and within that a second wireframe of a different color showing the shape of the piece and its orientation. Showing me a preview of the piece and its color isn't particularly important at this point because I already have that information on my hotbar.
Alternatively, you could simply replace the existing wireframe position selector with one that matches the shape and orientation of whatever is being placed. I assumed, however, that this is the same element that is expanded if the brush size is changed beyond 1 block, so that a separate element would need to be created.
Thoughts?
So how about a second wireframe, maybe of a different color (white with a black outline, perhaps). Then I would get a cubic wireframe indicating the spatial position of the piece, and within that a second wireframe of a different color showing the shape of the piece and its orientation. Showing me a preview of the piece and its color isn't particularly important at this point because I already have that information on my hotbar.
Alternatively, you could simply replace the existing wireframe position selector with one that matches the shape and orientation of whatever is being placed. I assumed, however, that this is the same element that is expanded if the brush size is changed beyond 1 block, so that a separate element would need to be created.
Thoughts?