WorldEdit & Brushes

ScalaPlot includes an integrated WorldEdit command suite, usable only within the boundaries of your own plot (or your selection inside it). The original WorldEdit plugin is not required.

Selection

/plot wand
/plot pos1
/plot pos2

/plot wand gives you the selection tool (usually a wooden axe): left-click sets position 1, right-click sets position 2. Alternatively, you can set the positions to your current location with /plot pos1 and /plot pos2.

Editing the selection

Command	Effect
/plot set <material>	Fills the entire selection with the chosen material
/plot walls <material>	Builds perimeter walls around the selection
/plot fill <material>	Fills the entire plot with the chosen material
/plot setground <material>	Replaces the plot’s ground layer
/plot copy	Copies the selection to the clipboard
/plot paste	Pastes the copied content
/plot undo	Undoes the last operation
/plot rotate	Rotates the plot’s content

Brushes

Brushes let you shape terrain by “painting” with a click, similar to classic WorldEdit. They bind to the item currently in your hand.

/plot brush <type>

Available brush types

Type	Description
sphere	Draws a sphere of the set material
cylinder	Draws a cylinder of the set material
set	Generic configurable brush (sphere / cylinder / cuboid)
clipboard	Repeatedly pastes the clipboard content
smooth	Smooths terrain, softening height differences
gravity	Makes blocks “fall” downward, as if subject to gravity
forest	Automatically plants trees within the brush area
extinguish	Puts out fire within the brush area
butcher	Removes entities (mobs) within the brush area
deform	Deforms terrain according to a mathematical function
raise	Raises the terrain
lower	Lowers the terrain
biome	Sets the biome within the brush area
none	Removes the brush bound to the held item

Configuring the brush

Command	Description
/plot brush mask <mask>	Limits the brush to acting only on certain blocks
/plot brush size <number>	Sets the radius/area of effect
/plot brush material <material>	Sets the material or pattern the brush will use
/plot brush range <number>	Sets the maximum distance (ray-trace) at which the brush acts
/plot brush tracemask <mask>	Sets a mask that the brush’s ray can pass through

Practical example — a sphere brush with radius 4 that places stone, usable within 20 blocks:

/plot brush sphere
/plot brush size 4
/plot brush material stone
/plot brush range 20

Tip

All WorldEdit operations and brushes remain confined to your plot: any attempt to modify blocks outside your plot is automatically blocked by the plugin.

Permission required for general brush use: plot.brush. For the selection tool: plot.worldedit.wand.