Commands

Commands

Everything is under /cmb, registered under CMB's own name so it never collides with CraftEngine's /ce.

command	permission	what it does
/cmb	cmb.item	opens the CraftEngine item browser
/cmb item browser [player]	cmb.item	CraftEngine's item browser, for someone else
/cmb item give <player> <item> [amount]	cmb.item	give a CMB item
/cmb reload all	cmb.admin	re-read config, reinstall the pack, have CraftEngine rebuild
/cmb reload tools	cmb.admin	re-read only the tools section. No pack rebuild
/cmb setupmsg	cmb.admin	show the setup summary again
/cmb glow [#category] [radius]	cmb.glow	outline CMB pieces around you
/cmb kill #category [radius]	cmb.kill	remove CMB pieces around you, without drops
/cmb debug	cmb.debug	diagnostics

Categories

glow and kill take a category, or #all:

blocks  pillars  stairs  slabs  walls  fences  panes
vertical_slabs  horizontal_stairs  crops

Radius defaults to tools.default-radius and is capped by tools.max-radius.

/cmb glow details

• No arguments outlines every category at the default radius; running it again clears.
• Outlines are temporary — they are display entities, not persistent.
• Outline colours are per category, set under tools.glow-colors.
• tools.block-outline chooses what the outline is drawn with: NONE for the glow alone, or a block to see inside it, e.g. white_stained_glass_pane[north=true,south=true].

/cmb reload all vs /cmb reload tools

Use reload tools after changing glow colours, the outline block, or either radius. It re-reads the file and does not touch the pack, so no player re-downloads a resource pack to change a glow colour.

It clears currently-visible outlines, because a glow's colour is baked in when it is created — re-run /cmb glow to see the new colour.

Use reload all for everything else. That reinstalls the pack and triggers CraftEngine's own rebuild.

Folia note

Both reload paths hop to the global region thread before dispatching a console command. That is required on Folia and Canvas, where a player-typed command runs on a region thread and dispatchCommand from there is rejected. On Paper it runs inline.