List of brushes

See /Brush page for general information on using brushes.

Checkered Brush

Checkered brush makes a checkerboard pattern.

If two block names are given, brush alternates them. If one block name is given, this brush only draws every other block (leaving half of blocks untouched).

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  /c red cyan
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  /cw obsidian lava
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  /eh obsidian (with moiré)

Rainbow Brush

Rainbow brush is simple: it makes a rainbow pattern. It was originally made just as a test, but testers liked it. It takes no parameters.

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  /e
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  /c (as a picture frame)
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  /torus

Random Brush

Random brush makes a random pattern from one or more blocktypes.

If two or more block names are given, each block has an equal chance to appear on the pattern (50/50 for two blocks, 33/33/33 for three, 25/25/25/25 for four, etc). If only one block name is given, this brush leaves half of blocks untouched.

For advanced use, you can specify percentage or ratio of each block in the mix. For example: /brush random red/60 white/40 makes a pattern that's 60% red and 40% white blocks. Same thing can be accomplished by doing /brush random red/3 white/2 (3 red blocks for every 2 white block). You can omit the number if ratio is 1 (writing someBlock/1 is same as just someBlock).

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  /c yellow blue
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  /e red orange yellow
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  /c air
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  /c grass/75 dirt/25
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  /c wood books/5
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  /eh obsidian/1000 white red blue green

Cloudy Brush

Creates a swirling pattern of two or more block types (Perlin noise). If only one block name is given, leaves every other block untouched. Usage similar to Random brush.

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  /c red obsidian
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  /c water white
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  /c grass water dirt
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  /e red orange yellow lime aqua blue indigo
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  /c green/75 indigo/25
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  /e obsidian lava obsidian
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  /torus dirt air/2

Replace Brush

Replaces blocks of a given type(s) with another type. Usage similar to /Replace

ReplaceNot Brush

Replaces all blocks except the given type(s) with another type. Usage similar to /ReplaceNot command.

ReplaceBrush Brush

Replaces blocks of a given type with a pattern created by another brush. Usage similar to /ReplaceBrush command.