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Merc: /* Material */

2025-12-30T02:52:20Z

Material

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	=== Material ===		=== Material ===
	/~~mat~~ <pattern>		/material <pattern>
	Sets the pattern used by the current brush without altering other brush settings.		Sets the pattern used by the current brush without altering other brush settings.

Ca3lan: I adjusted the description for /green , then I added //flora and //naturalize.

2025-12-29T03:37:20Z

I adjusted the description for /green , then I added //flora and //naturalize.

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	If you need to thaw an area (and perhaps reverse the use of /snow), this command does the exact opposite of snowfall. For all sun-exposed blocks, if it is a snow cover block, it will be removed, and if it's ice, it will be changed to water. This is different from using <code>/replacenear</code> to "thaw" because using <code>/replacenear</code> would destroy indoor ice and snow blocks.		If you need to thaw an area (and perhaps reverse the use of /snow), this command does the exact opposite of snowfall. For all sun-exposed blocks, if it is a snow cover block, it will be removed, and if it's ice, it will be changed to water. This is different from using <code>/replacenear</code> to "thaw" because using <code>/replacenear</code> would destroy indoor ice and snow blocks.

	=== Simulating Grass Growth ===		=== Simulating Grass Block Growth ===
	'''/green <radius>'''		'''/green <radius>'''
	~~Cover~~ grass over the general area! This algorithm will only ~~cover~~ blocks ~~with grass~~ if they should be covered (for example, torch blocks will not be covered). If an area has something above it (like an overhang), /green will not reach it. /green is completely horizontal.		Replaces dirt with grass blocks over the general area! This algorithm will only convert dirt into grass blocks if they should be covered (for example, torch blocks will not be covered). If an area has something above it (like an overhang), /green will not reach it. /green is completely horizontal.

	While this command uses the block that you are standing in (the block above the one you are standing on) as the cuboid center, you can switch it to use your first selection position by using <code>/toggleplace</code>.		While this command uses the block that you are standing in (the block above the one you are standing on) as the cuboid center, you can switch it to use your first selection position by using <code>/toggleplace</code>.

			=== Simulating Grass & Flower Growth ===
			'''//flora <density>'''
			This command is based off of your selection. Once you make your selection and run the command, it will convert the air blocks above grass blocks with short grass and flowers. The number used will determine the density of the grass and flower growth.

			=== Naturalize ===
			'''//naturalize'''
			This command is based off of your selection. Once you make your selection and run the command, it will convert the top few layers into grass blocks and dirt.

	=== Extinguishing Fires ===		=== Extinguishing Fires ===

Ca3lan: Revolve 2.0 cause I'm learning

2025-12-26T05:02:07Z

Revolve 2.0 cause I'm learning

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	[[File:WorldEdit flip.png\|frame\|center]]		[[File:WorldEdit flip.png\|frame\|center]]

	== Revolve ==		=== Revolve ===
	'''//revolve [#]'''		'''//revolve [#]'''
	Revolves the current clipboard evenly ~~spaced around~~ your paste point.		Revolves the current clipboard and evenly spaces it out at your paste point.

	== Generation Tools ==		== Generation Tools ==

Ca3lan: Added the revolve command!

2025-12-26T04:59:30Z

Added the revolve command!

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	The <code>-p</code> flag flips the selection around the player, instead of the selections center.		The <code>-p</code> flag flips the selection around the player, instead of the selections center.
	[[File:WorldEdit flip.png\|frame\|center]]		[[File:WorldEdit flip.png\|frame\|center]]

			== Revolve ==
			'''//revolve [#]'''
			Revolves the current clipboard evenly spaced around your paste point.

	== Generation Tools ==		== Generation Tools ==

Merc at 09:43, 25 July 2025

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	=== Size ===		=== Size ===
	'''/size [size]'''		'''/size [size]'''
	Change the size of your current brush. (the maximum is 15)		Change the size of your current brush. (the maximum is currently set to 15)

	=== Material ===		=== Material ===

Merc at 09:42, 25 July 2025

2025-07-25T09:42:54Z

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	=== Size ===		=== Size ===
	'''/size [size]'''		'''/size [size]'''
	Change the size of your current brush. (the maximum is 6)		Change the size of your current brush. (the maximum is 15)

	=== Material ===		=== Material ===

Merc at 09:41, 25 July 2025

2025-07-25T09:41:29Z

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	Trace Mask		Trace Mask
	/tracemask [mask]		/tracemask [mask]

			/tracemask (to disable)
	Sets the mask used for the ray tracer. By default, brushes will perform their action on the first non-air block (or when the trace hits the range, whichever comes first). By setting the tracemask, you can make brushes trace through any block you choose. For example, <code>/tracemask #solid</code> will go through non-solid blocks, such as water. This is useful for building underwater, through walls, and whatever else.		Sets the mask used for the ray tracer. By default, brushes will perform their action on the first non-air block (or when the trace hits the range, whichever comes first). By setting the tracemask, you can make brushes trace through any block you choose. For example, <code>/tracemask #solid</code> will go through non-solid blocks, such as water. This is useful for building underwater, through walls, and whatever else.

Merc: Added a couple more brush options.

2025-07-25T09:40:31Z

Added a couple more brush options.

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	'''/size [size]'''		'''/size [size]'''
	Change the size of your current brush. (the maximum is 6)		Change the size of your current brush. (the maximum is 6)

			=== Material ===
			/mat <pattern>
			Sets the pattern used by the current brush without altering other brush settings.

			Trace Mask
			/tracemask [mask]
			Sets the mask used for the ray tracer. By default, brushes will perform their action on the first non-air block (or when the trace hits the range, whichever comes first). By setting the tracemask, you can make brushes trace through any block you choose. For example, <code>/tracemask #solid</code> will go through non-solid blocks, such as water. This is useful for building underwater, through walls, and whatever else.

	== Available Masks ==		== Available Masks ==

Merc: Correct grass > grass_block

2025-07-25T09:29:25Z

Correct grass > grass_block

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	# Turn on a stone brush of radius 5: <code>/br sphere stone 5</code>		# Turn on a stone brush of radius 5: <code>/br sphere stone 5</code>
	# Aim at ground not near you and right click to place large stone spheres.		# Aim at ground not near you and right click to place large stone spheres.
	# Make it so the brush only affects grass: <code>/mask ~~grass~~</code>		# Make it so the brush only affects grass: <code>/mask grass_block</code>
	# Instead of placing stone, let's place wool: <code>/mat red_wool,green_wool</code>		# Instead of placing stone, let's place wool: <code>/mat red_wool,green_wool</code>
	# Right click more areas.		# Right click more areas.

Merc: Block States wiki link

2025-07-25T03:12:16Z

Block States wiki link

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	== Block States ==		== Block States ==
	'''Block states''' are extra pieces of data that further define a block, such as how it appears or behaves. These can be examined on the right-hand side of the F3 screen while targeting a block that has states. We also provide access to Minecraft's built-in debug stick, obtained using the <code>/debugstick</code> command, which allows you to explore and manipulate block states.		'''Block states''' are extra pieces of data that further define a block, such as how it appears or behaves. These can be examined on the right-hand side of the F3 screen while targeting a block that has states. We also provide access to Minecraft's built-in debug stick, obtained using the <code>/debugstick</code> command, which allows you to explore and manipulate block states. [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Block_states The full list of block states can be found on the Minecraft wiki].

	=== Tutorial ===		=== Tutorial ===