While I personally won't be touching command blocks, I wouldn't mind them.
BUT
I'd like to see a list of commands that everyone agrees on first.
Like, I'm cool with setblock. because colour displays.
I'm not cool with scoreboard. at all.
Either way it's important to keep in mind that ORE focuses on hardware, not software/scripting, so the inclusion of cmd blocks would have to be very well thought out.
If it changes anyone's minds:
I haven't seen any servers around that use cmd blocks with heavy emphasis on redstone and computing. Searching "redstone server with command blocks", "command block server", and "minecraft redstone command block server" brought up nothing. I have the feeling that a decent server with command blocks allowed will never pop up. If a cmd block server did pop up, it would probably be an adventure map thing etc. etc.
ORE or other redstone servers would really be the only ones that would end up using cmd blocks the way some members would like them to be used. We have the background in digital logic to implement some pretty interesting stuff imo.
(I still am only ok with setblock tho xD)
BUT
I'd like to see a list of commands that everyone agrees on first.
Like, I'm cool with setblock. because colour displays.
I'm not cool with scoreboard. at all.
Either way it's important to keep in mind that ORE focuses on hardware, not software/scripting, so the inclusion of cmd blocks would have to be very well thought out.
If it changes anyone's minds:
I haven't seen any servers around that use cmd blocks with heavy emphasis on redstone and computing. Searching "redstone server with command blocks", "command block server", and "minecraft redstone command block server" brought up nothing. I have the feeling that a decent server with command blocks allowed will never pop up. If a cmd block server did pop up, it would probably be an adventure map thing etc. etc.
ORE or other redstone servers would really be the only ones that would end up using cmd blocks the way some members would like them to be used. We have the background in digital logic to implement some pretty interesting stuff imo.
(I still am only ok with setblock tho xD)