Commands

Commands

Two command trees. /cs is the server side (aliases /chunksmith, /chunky, /cy). /cslod is the client side, and only exists on a client.

/cs -- selecting an area

Chunksmith generates a shape, centred somewhere, out to a radius. You build that selection up and then start it.

Command	What it does
/cs world <world>	Which world to work in.
/cs center <x> <z>	Set the centre. /cs spawn centres on world spawn.
/cs radius <r> / /cs radius <x> <z>	One value for a square/circle, two for an ellipse or rectangle.
/cs shape <shape>	square, circle, rectangle, ellipse, diamond, triangle, pentagon, hexagon, star.
/cs pattern <pattern>	The order chunks are visited -- concentric, loop, spiral, region, csv.
/cs corners <x1> <z1> <x2> <z2>	Select by two corners instead of centre + radius.
/cs selection	Show what you have selected so far.
/cs worldborder	Use the world border as the selection.

/cs -- running a task

Command	What it does
/cs start	Begin generating the current selection.
/cs pause / /cs continue	Pause and resume.
/cs cancel	Stop and discard the task. Asks for /cs confirm.
/cs progress	How far along, and the current rate.
/cs status	Task state plus the LOD backchannel's state.
/cs quiet <seconds>	Reduce progress spam for a while.
/cs silent	Toggle progress broadcasts.

/cs -- everything else

Command	What it does
/cs set <name> <value>	Change any setting. Tab-completes names and values. See Server settings.
/cs reload	Re-read the config file from disk.
/cs trim	Remove chunks rather than generate them -- see How to.
/cs inhabited <ticks>	Filter by how long a chunk has been inhabited (used with trim).
/cs border	World border helpers.
/cs help [page]
/cs debug	Diagnostics.

Every setting in the config file has a /cs set for it. That is a rule the project holds itself to, and there is a test that fails by name if a setting is added to the file without one.

/cslod -- the client side

Only present on a client, and only useful while connected to a Chunksmith server.

Command	What it does
/cslod status	What the server told us: backchannel port, whether a store is available, which renderer was found.
/cslod set <name> <value>	The two client settings -- see Client LOD settings.
/cslod inject	Push what we have to the renderer now.
/cslod dhpush	Distant Horizons specific push.
/cslod token	Show the backchannel credential state. Useful when downloads are failing.

When something is not working

/cs status on the server and /cslod status on the client answer different halves of the same question, and comparing them is usually faster than reading logs. The server says which port it bound and what it advertised; the client says what it received and whether it could reach it.