Features

large variety of commands
High performance:
- async editing, allowing the server to run normally while editing in the background
- low memory consumption by splitting your actions into multiple smaller edits
support for unique Patterns
- set blocks in effectively infinite ways
- see Pattern Documentation
selection axe & brushes
undo & redo your actions
tile support
load & save java selections (load MCEdit & Sponge format, save to Sponge)
rotate & flip support

Commands

<argument> - required Argument
[argument] - optional Argument

Selection:

Command	Description	Permission	Aliases/Notice
//pos1 [x] [y] [z]	Set the first Position	easyedit.select	//1 left click a block in creative with a wooden axe
//pos2 [x] [y] [z]	Set the first Position	easyedit.select	//2 break a block in creative with a wooden axe
//extend [count\|vertical]	Extend the selected Area	easyedit.select	//expand Look into the direction you want to extend to
//set <pattern>	Set the selected Area	easyedit.edit
//replace <block> <pattern>	Replace the selected Area	easyedit.edit
//naturalize [pattern] [pattern] [pattern]	Naturalize the selected Area	easyedit.edit
//smooth	Smooth the selected Area	easyedit.edit
//center [block]	Set the center Blocks (1-8)	easyedit.edit	//middle
//walls [pattern]	Set walls of the selected area	easyedit.edit	//wall
//sides [pattern]	Set sides of the selected area	easyedit.edit	//side
//move <count>	Move the selected area	easyedit.edit	Look into the direction you want the selected blocks to move into
//stack <count>	Stack the selected area	easyedit.edit	Look into the direction you want the selected blocks to stack into
//istack <count>	Stack the selected area without overwriting existing terrain	easyedit.edit
//count [radius]	Count selected blocks	easyedit.select
//extinguish [radius]	Extinguish fire	easyedit.edit	//ext

History:

Command	Description	Permission	Aliases/Notice
//undo [count]	Revert your latest change	easyedit.history easyedit.edit
//undo <target> [count]	Revert targets latest change	easyedit.history easyedit.edit easyedit.edit.other	Can be disabled via config
//redo [count]	Revert your latest undo	easyedit.history easyedit.edit
//redo <target> [count]	Revert targets latest undo	easyedit.history easyedit.edit easyedit.edit.other	Can be disabled via config

Clipboard:

Command	Description	Permission	Aliases/Notice
//copy	Copy the selected Area	easyedit.clipboard
//cut	Cut the selected Area	easyedit.clipboard easyedit.edit	Copies and replaces with air
//paste	Paste the Clipboard	easyedit.clipboard easyedit.edit
//insert	Insert the Clipboard	easyedit.clipboard easyedit.edit	Paste only into air blocks
//rotate	Rotate the Clipboard	easyedit.clipboard	Rotates by 90 Degrees
//flip	Flip the Clipboard	easyedit.clipboard	Flips on axis you look on, always uses selected point as "mirror"
//loadschematic <schematicName>	Load a saved schematic	easyedit.readdisk easyedit.clipboard	//load
//saveschematic <schematicName>	Save your clipboard into a schematic	easyedit.writedisk easyedit.clipboard	//save

Generation:

Command	Description	Permission	Aliases/Notice
//sphere <radius> <pattern>	Set a sphere	easyedit.generate easyedit.edit	//sph
//hsphere <radius> <pattern> [thickness]	Set a hollow sphere	easyedit.generate easyedit.edit	//hsph //hollowsphere
//cylinder <radius> <height> <pattern>	Set a cylinder	easyedit.generate easyedit.edit	//cy
//hcylinder <radius> <height> <pattern> [thickness]	Set a hollow cylinder	easyedit.generate easyedit.edit	//hcy //hollowcylinder
//noise [type]	Generate with a simple noise function	easyedit.generate easyedit.edit

Utility:

Command	Description	Permission	Aliases/Notice
//brush sphere [radius] [pattern] //brush smooth [radius] //brush naturalize [radius] [topBlock] [middleBlock] [bottomBlock] //brush cylinder [radius] [height] [pattern]	Create a new Brush	easyedit.brush (To use: easyedit.edit)	//br
//blockinfo	Get a blockinfo stick	easyedit.util	//bi
//status	Check on the EditThread	easyedit.manage
//cancel	Cancel the current task	easyedit.manage
//benchmark	Start a benchmark	easyedit.manage	This will create a temporary world and edit a few preset actions

Patterns

Block Patterns

Block Patterns are just blocks, they just consist out of the name of the block or its numeric ID

Examples:

stone
4
red_wool
stone:1

The keyword "hand" represents the block you hold in your hand (or air for items/nothing) and can be used like normal blocks

Random Pattern

The Random Pattern as it name suggests selects a random Pattern
The patterns are separated by a comma and can be used in any order

Examples:
dirt,stone,air
red_wool,green_wool,yellow_wool,orange_wool

Weighted Patterns

When one pattern should be more likely than another, the weighted notation can be used:
propability%pattern

Example:
70%dirt,30%grass

If the sum of given percentages is smaller than 100, there is a chance to not change anything:
10%stone,10%dirt - 80% of the selected area will not be affected

If the sum of given percentages is greater than 100, given probabilities are scaled accordingly:
150%stone,50%dirt - 75% will be set to stone, 25% will be set to dirt

Complex Patterns

Complex patterns follow strict rules and as such allow the creation of complex structures

Usage of Complex Patterns: patternName;arg1;arg2...(subPattern1,subPattern2...)

Complex patterns can be chained together with dots to create a logic construct:
block;stone(dirt).grass - Replace all stone blocks with dirt and everything else with grass

Chained constructs are executed from left to right until a valid block is found, otherwise the block will stay unaffected

They can also be used with the default comma notation and are selected randomly, or in combination:
stone,block;stone(dirt).grass,wool - Places either stone, wool or following the pattern described above

Logic Patterns

These Patterns allow control over when to set certain blocks

These are especially useful in complex structures or even nested:
odd;x(odd;z(black_wool).white_wool).odd;z(white_wool).black_wool - A 2d checkers pattern

<argument> - required Argument
[argument] - optional Argument
patterns - children patterns, can be separated by a comma

Pattern	Description
block;<block>(patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is the same as the specified block (like in //replace)
above;<block>(patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is above the specified block
around;<block>(patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is next to the specified block
below;<block>(patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is below the specified block
not(condition(patterns))	Executes Patterns of next Pattern is false (only works when nested)
odd;[x];[y];[z](patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is at odd coordinates at x, y and z Axis, the x, y and z can be left out (only given ones will be checked)
even;[x];[y];[z](patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is at even coordinates (see odd for more info)
divisible;<number>;[x];[y];[z](patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is at coordinates which are divisible by the given number (see odd for more info)
walls;[thickness](patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is one of the walls of the selections
sides;[thickness](patterns)	Executes Patterns if the block is one of the sides of the selections (walls + bottom and top)

Functional Patterns

These Patterns have a unique use and are mostly used for the default commands

<argument> - required Argument
[argument] - optional Argument
patterns - children patterns, can be separated by a comma

Pattern	Description
smooth	makes your terrain smoother
naturalize([pattern],[pattern],[pattern])	makes your selection more natural (1 layer pattern1, 3 layers pattern2, pattern3)