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12 changes: 12 additions & 0 deletions content/docs/eternalcore/features/burn.mdx
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title: Burn command
description: Allows to set a player on fire for a set amount of ticks.
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## Set Players on Fire with /burn Command
The `/burn` command enables server staff to set a player on fire for a specified duration, measured in ticks. This can be useful for various gameplay scenarios, such as punishments or challenges.
### Usage
To use the command, type `/burn <player> <ticks>`, replacing `<player>` with the target player's name and `<ticks>` with the desired duration in ticks (20 ticks = 1 second).
You can also use `/burn <ticks>` to set yourself on fire for the specified duration.
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The description of the command's usage can be made more concise and readable. Combining the information into a more direct format and using code formatting for the command examples will improve clarity.

Use `/burn <player> <ticks>` to set a player on fire, or `/burn <ticks>` to set yourself on fire.
The duration is specified in ticks (20 ticks = 1 second).


![burn.gif](/docs/eternalcore/burn.gif)
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title: Fireball Command
description: Launch fireballs at players or entities using the /fireball command.
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## Launch Fireballs with /fireball Command
The `/fireball` command allows server staff to launch fireballs at players or entities, adding an exciting dynamic to gameplay. This can be used for fun, challenges, or even as a form of punishment.
### Usage
To use the command, type `/fireball <speed>`. Fireball will be launched in the direction you are facing.
The `<speed>` parameter controls how fast the fireball travels; higher values result in faster fireballs.
Negative values can be used to launch fireballs backward.
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The explanation for the /fireball command can be streamlined for better readability. Condensing the description of the <speed> parameter makes the instructions more direct and easier to follow.

To use the command, type `/fireball <speed>`. The fireball will be launched in the direction you are facing.
The `<speed>` parameter controls its speed: higher values are faster, and negative values launch it backward.


![fireball.gif](/docs/eternalcore/fireball.gif)
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{ title: "Butcher Command", path: "/docs/eternalcore/features/butcher-command" },
{ title: "AdminChat Command", path: "/docs/eternalcore/features/adminchat" },
{ title: "Homes", path: "/docs/eternalcore/features/homes" },
{ title: "Burn", path: "/docs/eternalcore/features/burn" },
{ title: "Fireball", path: "/docs/eternalcore/features/fireball" }
],
},
{ title: "FAQ", path: "/docs/eternalcore/faq" },
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