Brushes
Brushes allow you to alter the output blocks of draw operations.
Sets your brush to the given brush
Lists all available brushes
Most brushes allow providing additional/parameters for configuration.
There are two ways to provide brush arguments:
- When doing draw operation - e.g.
/z white black - As default brush arguments - e.g.
/brush checkered white black
For example:
/brush checkered white black
/z
is equivalent to doing
/brush checkered
/z white black
Note that for [block] arguments, in addition to specifying either the name or ID of a block, you can also specify skip
The skip block will leave the existing blocks in the world unaffected by the draw operation (i.e. skip over them)
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Outputs a single block pattern
Uses your currently held block for the single block
Uses the provided block for the single block
/z
/z bedrock
Outputs an alternating checkerboard pattern
Uses your currently held block and skip block for the alternating blocks
Uses the provided block and skip block for the alternating blocks
Uses the provided blocks for the alternating blocks (can be more than two)
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Outputs an alternating striped pattern
Uses your currently held block and skip block for the alternating blocks
Uses the provided block and skip block for the alternating blocks
Uses the provided blocks for the alternating blocks
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Outputs a rainbow pattern
Outputs blocks in a diagonally repeating pattern
Outputs blocks in a random pattern
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Outputs a grayscale rainbow pattern
Outputs blocks in a diagonally repeating pattern
Outputs blocks in a random pattern
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