Legacy Commands
All commands provide the information listed below, if you use them without any arguments. All commands have a rich tabcompletion which always helps you with building your brush.
For most of the commands you need to know how to define a schematic set. This can be found here
Alias: schbr, sbr
Arguments: <schematic sets...> <flags>
Permission: schematicbrush.brush.use
This command is the core of schematic brush. It allows you to create a schematic brush on a item. You need one or more schematic sets. You can also add some flags which change the behavior of the brush.
Alias: schrbm sbrm
Permission: schematicbrush.brush.use
This command allows you to modify your current equiped brush.
Appends one or more schematic sets to your brush.
sbrm append <schematic sets...>
sbrm a <schematic sets...>
Remove a schematic set from your brush. The id can be found with the info command.
sbrm remove <id>
sbrm r <id>
Replace a schematic set with a new schematic set. The id can be found with the info command.
sbrm edit <id> <schematic set>
sbrm e <id> <schematic set>
Reloads the schematics in the brush. Use this if you added new schematics, which match one or more schematic sets in your brush.
sbrm reload
sbrm rel
Get the settings and schematic sets on your current brush.
sbrm info
sbrm i
Alias: schbrp sbrp
This command allows you to save schematic sets as presets to use them directly. Presets can be used by every user who can use a schematic brush. Their names can't have spaces.
Save schematic sets of your current equiped brush as a preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.preset.save
sbrp savecurrent <name of preset>
sbrp c <name of preset>
Save one or more schematic sets as a preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.preset.save
sbrp save <name of preset> <schematic sets...>
sbrp s <name of preset> <schematic sets...>
Set a description for a preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.preset.save
sbrp descr <description>
sbrp d <description>
Add one or more schematic sets to a preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.preset.modify
sbrp appendset <name of preset> <schematic sets...>
sbrp as <name of preset> <schematic sets...>
Remove a schematic set from a preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.preset.modify
sbrp removeset <name of preset> <id>
sbrp rs <name of preset> <id>
Remove a preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.preset.remove
sbrp remove <name of preset>
sbrp r <name of preset>
Get a list of all schematic sets inside a preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.brush.use
sbrp info <name of preset>
sbrp i <name of preset>
Get a list of all preset.
Permission: schematicbrush.brush.use
sbrp list
sbrp l
Alias: schbra sbra
This command allwos you to reload and other stuff.
Reload the plugin.
sbra reload
Reload the schematics. This is needed, if you add new schematics and want to use them in a brush. We store them to access them faster. Don't worry. this doesn't need much RAM.
sbra reloadschematics
General information about the plugin.
sbra info