Commands

Commands

Every NeroNotes command lives under the /neronotes root. None of them are needed for normal play — the blocks and screens do everything — but they cover the safety hatch, library management from chat, and your data rights.

"Operator" below means Minecraft's gamemaster permission (classic op level 2).

Soundforge

Command	Who	Effect
/neronotes soundforge return	Any player inside the Soundforge	The exit hatch: returns you to your saved entry point (or the world spawn if the anchor is gone). Does nothing outside the Soundforge; needs no operator rights — being able to leave never depends on op status.

Shared library

The same server-side flows as the Publish Lectern and Disk Exchanger.

Command	Who	Effect
/neronotes library browse [page]	Anyone	One page of the shared library (1-based; page size follows library.page_size). Anonymous entries name nobody.
/neronotes library publish	Anyone	Publish the pressed disk in your main hand — same checks as the Publish Lectern (publishing enabled, you composed it, title revalidated, budget revalidated, size cap and quota).
/neronotes library unpublish <id>	The entry's composer	Remove your own entry. The server checks authorship — nobody else's entries can be touched.
/neronotes library remove <id>	Operator	Takedown: remove any entry.
/neronotes library approve <id>	Operator	Make a pending entry visible — only meaningful when library.op_approval_required is on.

Your data (access and erasure)

Details and reasoning in Privacy and your data.

Command	Who	Effect
/neronotes data export	Any player, self-service	Export your own stored NeroNotes data: a chat summary plus a full JSON file at neronotes/exports/<your-uuid>.json inside the world folder.
/neronotes data export <uuid>	Operator	Export a named player's data, for serving an access request on their behalf.
/neronotes data erase-me	Any player, self-service	Warns what erasure means (published entries become anonymous, everything else is deleted) and how to confirm. Changes nothing by itself.
/neronotes data erase-me confirm	Any player, self-service	Irreversibly erases your stored data through Neroland Core's shared erasure hook — one request purges you across all Neroland mods. Operators can equally use Core's /neroland data commands.

Showcase gallery (operators)

A demo/debug aid, following the wider Neroland gallery convention: one command that stages every block so a server owner can see the mod working without building anything.

Command	Who	Effect
/neronotes gallery	Operator	Builds a labelled showcase plaza a few blocks east of you: all seven Resonant Blocks (one per voice family), a Resonator, the Harmonic Gate, the transport lectern, the Disk Press, the Publish Lectern, the Disk Exchanger, the four pattern walls (layers 1–4) and the seven voice pedestals, each with a floating label saying what it does. The Resonator is loaded with a built-in four-layer demo composition whose loop points make it repeat until stopped; it plays on your own gallery channel (created if absent, reused if you already have one — an ordinary owner channel) through the normal server-side authorisation path, and the Resonant Blocks of the families it plays flare in time. Re-running the command in the same spot rebuilds in place without stacking labels.
/neronotes gallery clear	Operator	Removes the gallery footprint (blocks and labels). Run it standing where you ran gallery. Breaking or clearing the Resonator stops the demo and frees its channel play slot; the gallery channel itself remains yours, like any channel you own.

What has no command (on purpose)

• Playing and composing — Resonators, the sequencer, the Disk Press and the Exchanger are in-world interactions, not chat commands.
• Channel management — 0.1.0 ships no /neronotes channel … commands; trust-list editing, renaming and deletion have no player-facing surface yet (see Resonance channels).