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Hail: Hail: Creates a hail weather effect.

Hail [x,z] [radius] [duration] [intensity]
Hail [x,z] [radius] [duration] [intensity] [r,g,b]
Hail [x,z] [radius] [duration] [intensity] [r,g,b] [minsize,maxsize]
Hail [x,z] [delete]

[x,z] - The surface coordinate for the center of the hail storm.

[radius] - The radius of the hail storm in blocks.

[duration] - The duration of the hail storm in seconds.

[intensity] - The strength the hail storm. Valid values are 1 - 100, with 1 being the weakest and 100 the strongest.

[r,g,b] - The color of the hail stones in rgb format. r = red, g = green, b = blue. rgb are the 3 primary light colors and any color can be created with these 3 components. Possible values for each component are 0 - 255. This parameter may be omitted. If it is omitted, a random translucent whitish gray color is used.

[minsize,maxsize] - The size of the hail stones in centimeters. Valid values are 1 - 100, with 1 being 1cm and 100 being 1m (1 block). For each hail stone that falls, the game picks a random size between minsize and maxsize.

[delete] - Deletes the current Hail effect at [x,z]

Examples:

Hail [100,200] [100] [20] [50]
Creates a hail storm at surface coordinate 100,200, with a radius of 100 blocks. The storm lasts for 20 seconds and is half strength. A random whitish gray color is used.

Hail [300,800] [70] [120] [75] [200,200,200]
Creates a hail storm at surface coordinate 300,800, with a radius of 70 blocks. The effect lasts for 2 minutes and is 3/4 strength. The color of the hail stones is a light whitish gray.

Hail [800,100] [20] [300] [100] [20,20,20] [10,25]
Creates a hail storm at surface coordinate 800,100, with a radius of 20 blocks. The effect lasts for 5 minutes and is full strength. The color of the fog is dark almost black. The hail stones will range in size from 10 - 25 centimeters.

Hail [300,800] [delete]
Deletes the current Hail effect at [300,800]

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History: Manipulates historical records. Historical records can be queried by the HasHistory command to determine if a record exists.

History [name] [+/-count|delete]
History [name] [player|clan] [+/-count|delete]

[name] - The name or label of the record. History names support folders which allows you to match your history names with script names, where appropriate.
[count] - Specify either an absolute value to set the history to that value, or specify a relative value to add/subtract that value from the history.
[delete] - Deletes the history record.
[player] - Indicates the record is for the player.
[clan] - Indicates the record is for the players clan.

Records are actually counters. So if the History command adds a record for the same name more than once, then a new record is not created, but the counter for the initial record increased. This allows scripts to query how many times a record has occured.

Examples:

History [ActionX] - Creates a new system history record called ActionX with a value of 1, or if the history already exists, it increments it by 1.
History [ActionX] [+1] - Identical to above.
History [ActionX] [3] - Creates a new system history record called ActionX with a value of 3, or if the history already exists, it sets it's value to 3, regardless of what it was before.
History [ActionX] [delete] - Deletes the system history record called ActionX.
History [ActionX] [-5] - Subtracts 5 from the system history record.

History [ActionX] [player] - Creates a new player history record called ActionX with a value of 1, or if the history already exists, it increments it by 1.
History [ActionX] [player] [+1] - Identical to above.
History [ActionX] [player] [3] - Creates a new player history record called ActionX with a value of 3, or if the history already exists, it sets it's value to 3, regardless of what it was before.
History [ActionX] [player] [delete] - Deletes the player history record called ActionX.
History [ActionX] [player] [-5] - Subtracts 5 from the player history record.
*Note: The player is whichever player activated the script.

History [ActionX] [clan] - Creates a new clan history record called ActionX with a value of 1, or if the history already exists, it increments it by 1.
History [ActionX] [clan] [+1] - Identical to above.
History [ActionX] [clan] [3] - Creates a new clan history record called ActionX with a value of 3, or if the history already exists, it sets it's value to 3, regardless of what it was before.
History [ActionX] [clan] [delete] - Deletes the clan history record called ActionX.
History [ActionX] [clan] [-5] - Subtracts 5 from the clan history record.
*Note: The Clan is the clan of whichever player activated the script. If the player is not in a clan, the command does nothing.

var [foo] = [health] / [maxhealth] * [100]
History [HealthAsPercentage] [player] [foo]
Creates a variable that holds the value of the players current health as a percentage of it's max health, and assigns that variable to the players history 'HealthAsPercentage'.

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Inventory: Manipulates block and entity inventories.
Inventory [x,y,z] [clear]
Inventory [x,y,z] [clear] [item]
Inventory [x,y,z] [add|take] [item] [qty]
Inventory [player] [clear]
Inventory [player] [clear] [item]
Inventory [player] [add|take] [item] [qty]
Inventory [x,y,z] [player] [*move]
Inventory [x,y,z] [player] [*move] [item]
Inventory [x,y,z] [player] [*move] [item] [qty]
Inventory [player] [x,y,z] [*move]
Inventory [player] [x,y,z] [*move] [item]
Inventory [player] [x,y,z] [*move] [item] [qty]
Inventory [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [clear]
Inventory [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [clear] [item]
Inventory [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [*move] [item]
Inventory [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [copy] [item]
Inventory [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [add|take|copy|*move] [item] [qty]
Inventory [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [copy|*move]

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Marker: Manipulates markers on the overhead map.

Marker [name] [x,z]
Marker [name] [x,z] [admin]
Marker [name] [delete]

[name] - The name of the marker (displayed on the map).
[x,z] - The surface coordinate for the marker.
[admin] - Specifies the marker should only be visible to admins.
[delete] - Use this instead of [x,z] to delete an existing marker from the map.

Examples:

Marker [Town Square] [500,550]
Sets a marker at surface location 500,550 with the name "Town Square"

Marker [Admin HQ] [300,450] [admin]
Sets a marker at surface location 300,450 with the name "Admin HQ" which is only visible to admins.

Marker [Admin HQ] [delete]
Delete the marker named "Admin HQ" from the map.

Also see the Waypoint command for setting your waypoint on the overhead map.

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MoveBlock: Moves a block from one location to another. All data and settings attached to block is moved with it. The source location is replaced with air.

MoveBlock [x,y,z] [x,y,z]

[x,y,z] - The 1st coordinate is the source location.
[x,y,z] - The 2nd coordinate is the destination location.

Examples:

MoveBlock [10,20,30] [110,120,130]
Moves the block and all it's associated data at location 10,20.30 to location 110,120,130. After the move, location 10,20,30 will contain empty air.

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MoveRegion: Moves all the blocks from one region to another region. All data and settings attached to the blocks are moved to the new region. After a block is moved, it's original position is set to empty air.

MoveRegion [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [x,y,z]

[x,y,z] - The 1st coordinate is the minimum bound of the source region.
[x,y,z] - The 2nd coordinate is the maximum bound of the source region.
[x,y,z] - The 3rd coordinate is the minimum bound of the destination region.

Examples:

MoveRegion [100,200,300] [150,250,350] [10,20,30]
Moves all the blocks and all their associated data from 100,200,300 / 150,250,350 to the location starting at 10,20,30. The final block at 150,250,350 will be moved to 60,70,80.

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Notify: Creates a notification message (pink messages at top left of screen).

Notify [message[gamertag]] [local|global|admin|clan]

[local] - only players on the same xbox see the message.
[global] - all players on the session see the message.

Supported from version 2.22
[admin] - all admins on the session see the message.
[clan] - all clan members see the message.

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Paste: Pastes a component

Paste [pack:component] [x,y,z] [facing] [copytype]

Restrictions:
This command only works in Creative worlds.

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Permission: Manipulates player permissions. Only the permissions of the player who activated the script are affected.

Permission [permission] [on|off]

[permission] - The permission to set. adventure, edit, creative, fly, map, chat, grief, save, admin.

[on|off] - Determines if the permission is to be set on or off.

Examples:

Permission [chat] [off] - sets the chat permission off.
Permission [edit] [on] - sets the edit permission on.

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ReplaceRegion: Replaces all occurrences of a block in a region with another block.

ReplaceRegion [x,y,z] [x,y,z] [block1] [block2]

[x,y,z] - The 1st coordinate is the minimum bound of the replace region.
[x,y,z] - The 2nd coordinate is the maximum bound of the replace region.

[block1] - The Block to be replaced.
[block2] - The Block to replace with.

Restrictions:
This command only works in Creative worlds.

Examples:

ReplaceRegion [100,200,300] [150,250,350] [Limestone] [Marble]
Replaces all Limestone blocks within the 100,200,300 / 150,250,350 bound with Marble.