Inputs and outputs
| Name | Type | Default | What it changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inputs | |||
| Anchor | Placement anchor | ||
| Locator | Placement locator | ||
| Biome | Biome | ||
| Shape | Procedural shape | ||
| Frame | Placement frame | ||
| World density | Density | ||
| Material | Material | ||
| Salt | Integer | 1 | |
| Chance | Real | 1.0 · 0–1 | |
| Settings | |||
| Replace | Choice | Air only | One of: Air only, Overwrite any block. |
| Output | |||
| Output | Placement | ||
Good to know
How it works
The terminal owns placement-rate signals, resolves one frame per located anchor, samples the shape in local coordinates, and applies materials in world coordinates.
Useful for
Placing one reusable shape with several alignment recipes or placement strategies.
Watch for
An absent frame means exact anchor translation. Placement frames require located terrain data. Bounds should tightly enclose the shape because they define the candidate work volume.