[Command] Coords.CoordEdit
Bulk edit existing entries.
Entry details
All fields of an entry can be edited.
Field | Description | Format |
---|---|---|
newname | Unique name for the entry. | [String] |
newdesc | Description text for the entry. | [String] |
newdim | Dimension of the location, allows ow (overworld), nether and end . | [String] |
newpos | Whole number coordinates in format of x,z . | [int],[int] |
newcog | Category to move to. | [String] or [String].[String] |
newtags | List of tags. | [String],[String],... |
Edit a single entry
A single entry can be specified by its unique name.
.coordedit [entry name] field1=value1 field2=value2
# moves entry to the `base.member` category
.coordedit big-base newcog=base.member
# updates description to `A very cool base` and set tags to `meeting` and `stash`
.coordedit big-base newdesc='A very cool base.' newtags=meeting,stash
Bulk editing
You may apply search filters as specified in find
to edit entries in bulk.
# moves all visible entries within a 100 block radius to 10000 10000 to the `mainbase.private` category
.coordedit near=10000,10000,100 newcog=mainbase.private
Note that you cannot move an entry not created by you to
generic.private
.
Permissions
- Anyone can edit entries from
generic.unspecified
and their own entries ingeneric.private
. - Users can edit entries from a category if they have access to it.