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The activation layer is the layer of the rune where the rune is activated, that is, where the block you click on is located. Runes that are only a single layer only have the activation layer, while three dimensional runes usually have the activation layer at the very top or bottom of the rune. | The activation layer is the layer of the rune where the rune is activated, that is, where the block you click on is located. Runes that are only a single layer only have the activation layer, while three dimensional runes usually have the activation layer at the very top or bottom of the rune. While a few runes have more than one block that can be clicked, the activation block is usually the block in the very center of the activation layer. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:23, 11 May 2024
The activation layer is the layer of the rune where the rune is activated, that is, where the block you click on is located. Runes that are only a single layer only have the activation layer, while three dimensional runes usually have the activation layer at the very top or bottom of the rune. While a few runes have more than one block that can be clicked, the activation block is usually the block in the very center of the activation layer.