Lines with Particles

A command /particleline or maybe /line to make a straight line of particles between two points. You can choose to make it between entities, coords, or both. The beginning of the syntax follows:

/line <"entity"|"block"> <"entity"|"block"> <selector|<x> <y> <z>> <selector|<x> <y> <z>> <variation> <count> [mode] [selector] [params]

Arguments 1-4

If entity is chosen for argument 1, argument 3 uses the selector. If block is chosen for argument 1, argument 3 uses the co-ordinates. If entity is chosen for argument 2, argument 4 uses the selector. If block is chosen for argument 2, argument 4 uses the co-ordinates.

Argument 5

A number 0 or greater that specifies the amount of variation in spacing of the particles. 0 means all particles are equally spaced, and 1 means they have a 1% variation from particle to particle, and so on. Doubles are allowed; it does not have to be an integer. At 100%, particles can appear the full length of the line away from where they would be with the value of 0.

Argument 6

The number of particles generated in the line. They spawn equally spaced when variation is 0.

Arguments 7-9

They work exactly the same way the like-named arguments work in the /particle command.