ClipCreeperLine(<-start <-end <-lineWidth <-affectCreeper <-affectAC)

Reduces the creeper and/or anti creeper along a line from start postion to end position with a width of lineWidth. Both 'start' and 'end' are vectors. Any creeper that is above the line, will get reduced to the line's height. The X and Z parameters of the start and end vectors are treated as integers since the map is made of integer cells of creeper. The Y parameter (the height) is a floating point value and will vary smoothing across the line's length. The lineWidth is the radius of the line (so the actual area is twice the lineWidth. A value of 0 for the line width draws a line a single cell in size. A value of 1 is a line that is 3 in size (1 on each side of the center). A value of 2 would be 5 in size (2 on each side of the center).

The affectCreeper and affectAC arguments control whether the clipping is applied to creeper, anticreeper, or both. Note that AC is treated as a positive value. So if you set the max to say 10, then the creeper plus terrain will be limited to a depth of 10. There is no reason to concern yourself with anticreeper's intrinsic negative value.

This API fails to work should the start position be off map. This is not the case for the end position.

#Don't allow the creeper above a diagonal line from 10,1.5,10 to 50,10,50 with a width of 2 to
ClipCreeperLine (V3(10 1.5 10) V3(50 10 50) 2 true false)

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