Commands

Commands

Region Commands

Center command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//center	Create a pattern block(s) at the exact center of the region. Varying from 1x1 to 2x1 to 2x2.	None

Decoration command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//decoration <pattern> <radius> [percentage: 90%]	Places specified blocks above the highest blocks in the specified radius	//d

Drain command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//drain	Drain the selection	none

Fill command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//fill <pattern>	Set all the block from the selection to a pattern.	//set

• The pattern format is specified under the Pattern format

Outline command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//outline <pattern>	Cover every outer part of region with a pattern.	//hset

• The pattern format is specified under the Pattern format

Walls command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//walls <pattern>	Build the walls around the outer edges of region. The walls' height are equal to the maximum height of the region selection.	None

• The pattern format is specified under the Pattern format

Move command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//move <x> <y> <z>	Move every block in the selection by specified vector.	None

• X, Y, Z coordinates are not coordinates of final position.
  • For example, vector with coordinates 1, 2, -1 with vector 1, 0, 1 would move to 2, 2, 0.

Selection Commands

Position selection commands

Usage	Description	Aliases
//pos1, //pos2	Sets either first or second position to player's location.	//1, //2

Targeting position commands

Usage	Description	Aliases
//pos1, //pos2	Sets either first or second position to the block the player is looking at.	//1, //2

Chunk command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//chunk	Selects the whole chunk as selection. Requires cubic selection.	none

Selection command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//selection	Change the current selection style to a specific one.	//sel

Wand command

Usage	Description	Aliases
//wand	Add wand axe to player's inventory.	None

Specifying blocks (Block pattern format)

• To specify block, find its identifier (which is mostly same as the block name) eg. cobblestone, diamond_block, red_stained_glass
  • Finally, with some command the pattern could look this way: //set cobblestone
  • Those identifiers could be found on Minecraft wiki, but as a Minecraft: Java edition id, or in PocketMine source code.
  • Legacy Block Ids (e.g. 1:5 for andesite) are deprecated, and may not work. You should use block identifiers as mentioned above.
• It is possible to specify more blocks with //set cobblestone,diamond_block
  • There must NOT be a space before or after comma
  • When using this pattern, random blocks will be chosen for the action
  • It's also possible to change ratio of blocks with percentage //set 90%grass,10%grass_path.
• To clear area, use air, as a block identifier since air is regular block.