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src/routes/docs/[...3]exported-rigs/[...2]summoning-a-new-rig-instance/+page.md

@@ -7,26 +7,14 @@ description: Learn how to summon a new Rig Instance.
 
 To summon a new Rig Instance, you will need to use the `summon` function provided by the Rig's export namespace. This function will create a new Rig Instance at your current position, and rotation in the world:
 
-```html title=Summoning a Rig Instance | copy
-function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {}}</export_namespace>
+```rust title=Summoning a Rig Instance | copy
+function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {}}
 ```
 
 However, you may want to specify the position and rotation of the Rig Instance. To do this, you can change the execution context of the `summon` function:
 
-```html title=Summoning a Rig Instance at a specific position and rotation | copy
-execute positioned
-<x>
-	<y>
-		<z>
-			rotated
-			<rx>
-				<ry>
-					run function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {}}</export_namespace></ry
-				></rx
-			></z
-		></y
-	></x
->
+```rust title=Summoning a Rig Instance at a specific position and rotation | copy
+execute positioned <x> <y> <z> rotated <rx> <ry> run function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {}}
 ```
 
 ## Arguments
@@ -40,30 +28,26 @@ The `summon` function can take the following arguments:
 
 :::admonition type="info" title="Examples"
 
-```html title="Summon a Rig Instance with the no_head Variant"
-function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {variant: 'no_head'}}</export_namespace>
+```rust title="Summon a Rig Instance with the no_head Variant"
+function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {variant: 'no_head'}}
 ```
 
 Summon a Rig Instance posed as the first frame of the `walk` Animation:
 
-```html
-function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {animation: 'walk'}}</export_namespace>
+```rust
+function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {animation: 'walk'}}
 ```
 
 Summon a Rig Instance posed as the third frame of the `walk` Animation:
 
-```html
-function animated_java:<export_namespace
-	>/summon {args: {animation: 'walk', frame: 3}}</export_namespace
->
+```rust
+function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {animation: 'walk', frame: 3}}
 ```
 
 Summon a Rig Instance posed as the first frame of the `walk` Animation and start the Animation:
 
-```html
-function animated_java:<export_namespace
-	>/summon {args: {animation: 'walk', start_animation: true}}</export_namespace
->
+```rust
+function animated_java:<export_namespace>/summon {args: {animation: 'walk', start_animation: true}}
 ```
 
 :::

src/routes/docs/[...3]exported-rigs/[...3]controlling-a-rig-instance/+page.md

@@ -9,28 +9,26 @@ description: Learn how to control a Rig Instance.
 
 Before we can control a Rig Instance, we need to be able to select it. The following selectors can be used to select Rig Instances:
 
-```html title=Select all Rig Instances | copy
+```rust title=Select all Rig Instances | copy
 @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.rig_root]
 ```
 
-```html title=Select all Rig Instances from a specific Blueprint | copy
-@e[type=item_display, tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root]</export_namespace>
+```rust title=Select all Rig Instances from a specific Blueprint | copy
+@e[type=item_display, tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root]
 ```
 
 ## Moving and Rotating the Rig Instance
 
 Similar to how we control normal entities in Minecraft, we can move and rotate Rig Instances using the `tp` command.
 
-```html title=Move a Rig Instance 5 blocks towards positive X | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] at @s run \ tp @s ~5 ~ ~</export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Move a Rig Instance 5 blocks towards positive X | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] at @s run \
+	tp @s ~5 ~ ~
 ```
 
-```html title=Rotate a Rig Instance 90 degrees | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] at @s run \ tp @s ~ ~ ~ ~90 ~</export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Rotate a Rig Instance 90 degrees | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] at @s run \
+	tp @s ~ ~ ~ ~90 ~
 ```
 
 ## Controlling Animation Playback
@@ -41,48 +39,36 @@ Animation playback is controlled using functions. Each animation has a set of fu
 
 Starts playing the animation from the beginning.
 
-```html title=Play the walk animation | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/animations/walk/play</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Play the walk animation | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/animations/walk/play
 ```
 
 ### Pause Function
 
 Pauses the animation at the current frame.
 
-```html title=Pause the walk animation | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/animations/walk/pause</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Pause the walk animation | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/animations/walk/pause
 ```
 
 ### Resume Function
 
 Resumes the animation from the current frame.
 
-```html title=Resume the walk animation | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/animations/walk/resume</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Resume the walk animation | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/animations/walk/resume
 ```
 
 ### Stop Function
 
 Stops the animation and resets it to the beginning.
 
-```html title=Stop the walk animation | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/animations/walk/stop</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Stop the walk animation | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/animations/walk/stop
 ```
 
 ### Apply Frame Function
@@ -93,12 +79,9 @@ Sets the animation to a specific frame with interpolation.
 
 - `frame` (int): The frame to set the animation to.
 
-```html title=Set the walk animation to frame 10 with interpolation | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/animations/walk/apply_frame {frame: 10}</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Set the walk animation to frame 10 with interpolation | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/animations/walk/apply_frame {frame: 10}
 ```
 
 ### Set Frame Function
@@ -109,12 +92,9 @@ Sets the animation to a specific frame instantly without interpolation.
 
 - `frame` (int): The frame to set the animation to.
 
-```html title=Set the walk animation to frame 10 | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/animations/walk/set_frame {frame: 10}</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Set the walk animation to frame 10 | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/animations/walk/set_frame {frame: 10}
 ```
 
 #### Tween Function
@@ -126,34 +106,25 @@ Pauses all currently playing animations, and smoothly transitions to the target
 - `to_frame` (int): The frame of this animation to tween to.
 - `duration` (int): The duration of the tween in ticks.
 
-```html title=Smoothly transition the walk animation to frame 10 over a second | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/animations/walk/tween {to_frame: 10, duration: 20}</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Smoothly transition the walk animation to frame 10 over a second | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/animations/walk/tween {to_frame: 10, duration: 20}
 ```
 
 ## Applying Variants
 
 Variants can be applied to the Rig Instance using the desired Variant's `apply` function.
 
-```html title=Apply the angry Variant | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/variants/angry/apply</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Apply the angry Variant | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/variants/angry/apply
 ```
 
 There is no way to remove a Variant individually once it has been applied. To reset the Variant to it's default state, you can apply the default Variant.
 
-```html title=Apply the default Variant | copy
-execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace
-	>.root] run \ function animated_java:<export_namespace
-		>/variants/default/apply</export_namespace
-	></export_namespace
->
+```rust title=Apply the default Variant | copy
+execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=aj.<export_namespace>.root] run \
+	function animated_java:<export_namespace>/variants/default/apply
 ```
 
 :::admonition type=warning

src/routes/docs/[...4]the-blueprint-format/[...6]locators/+page.md

@@ -77,11 +77,11 @@ When selecting a Locator in `Animate Mode`, you can add Command Keyframes to it'
 
   :::admonition type=info title=Example
 
-  ```txt title="A Simple Execute Condition"
+  ```rust title="A Simple Execute Condition"
   if entity @s[tag=my_tag]
   ```
 
-  ```txt title="A More Complex Execute Condition"
+  ```rust title="A More Complex Execute Condition"
   aligned xyz positioned ~.5 ~ ~.5 if entity @n[tag=my_tag,distance=..0.1]
   ```
 
@@ -94,12 +94,12 @@ Sometimes you may want to execute commands at a specific locator's position / ro
 :::admonition type=info title=Example
 Execute at a specific locator's position
 
-```txt title="foo/as_root.mcfunction"
+```rust title="foo/as_root.mcfunction"
 execute as <root> on passengers if entity @s[tag=aj.data] run \
   function foo:position with entity @s data.locators.<locator_name>
 ```
 
-```txt title="foo/position.mcfunction"
+```rust title="foo/position.mcfunction"
 $execute positioned $(posx) $(posy) $(posz) rotated $(roty) $(rotx) run ...
 ```
 
@@ -110,12 +110,12 @@ Execute as a specific locator's entity
 
 Note that this method will only work if you have the Locator's `Use Entity` config option enabled.
 
-```txt title="foo/as_root.mcfunction"
+```rust title="foo/as_root.mcfunction"
 execute as <root> on passengers if entity @s[tag=aj.data] run \
   function foo:select with entity @s data.locators.<locator_name>
 ```
 
-```txt title="foo/select.mcfunction"
+```rust title="foo/select.mcfunction"
 $execute as $(uuid) run ...
 ```
 
@@ -125,13 +125,13 @@ $execute as $(uuid) run ...
 
 Executing commands at all of a Rig Instance's locators that have an entity associated with them.
 
-```txt title="foo/as_root.mcfunction"
+```rust title="foo/as_root.mcfunction"
 execute as <root> run \
   function animated_java:<export_namespace>/as_own_locator_entities \
   {command:'function foo:as_locator'}
 ```
 
-```txt title="foo/as_locator.mcfunction"
+```rust title="foo/as_locator.mcfunction"
 say Hello, World!
 ```