[Command] Coords.Find
Search for entries.
Simple search
Search for a single entry
Search for an entry using its name.
.find big-base
This command only succeed if there is a visible entry with name big-base.
Search for a category
List entries in a category.
.find category
.find category.subcategory
Regex search
If you only remember parts of the name or description, you can always use regex search on the name and description field.
.find he # will match `he who must not be named`
.find hello desc='metro' # will match whatever description string containing `metro`
Search by ID
Each entry has a permanent unique identifier. If the ID is 123, then the entry can be found with.
.find 123
This command only succeed if the specified category exists.
Filters
The following filters can be applied when searching.
| Field | Description | Format |
|---|---|---|
dim | Dimension of the location, allowes ow (overworld), nether and end. | [Dimension] |
cog | Category of the entry. | [Category] or [Category].[Subcategory] |
near | Search for entries at a radius from a specific point. | [x],[z],[radius] |
tags | Search for entries containing all of the specified tags. | [Tag],[Tag],.. |
page | If the filter allows for a large number of entries, you may specify a page number. (default=1) | [Integer] |
Usage
.find field1=value1 field2=value2
# search for entries in the overworld and within 5000 blocks of spawn
.find dim=ow near=0,0,5000
# search page for of entries under the `farm` category, with tags `afkable` and `exp`
.find cog=farm tags=afkable,exp page=3
You may also list out all visible entries with
.find *
Permissions
- Anyone can view entries from
generic.unspecifiedand their own entries ingeneric.private. - Users can view entries from a category if they have access to it.