Params

Params are used in most commands to define the search parameters. For console use, every time world must be specified (direct or using last) and area and selection aren’t available. You can escape a word which would normally be caught as keyword using double quotes ("), e.g:
/lb world "world"

Location

• area <radius>

  To only search for near block changes. The area has a square shape. If no radius is specified, the default radius will be used (lookup.defaultDist). A radius of 0 stands for a single block and is used for tool queries.

• sel | selection

  To search only inside the current WorldEdit selection. Works only for cuboid selections.

• loc [x]:[y]:[z] | location [x]:[y]:[z] (v1.51+)

  Specify a single block.
  You can use colons or spaces to seperate, like loc 45 -12 64 or loc -123:265:70
  You can combine loc and area to get the area around a set of coordinates, as long as loc is specified first

• world [worldname]

  Selects the world. Required for console commands. Allows to look up in a specific world.
  Default is the current world.

Type

What to search for. Can not be combined. The default for lookups is both and the default for rollbacks is all

• all

  Looks up all blocks (including actions) and chestaccess and mechanism interactions

• created, destroyed, both

  To search only for block creations/breaks or both
  Without any type given, it will search for created and destroyed blocks.

• kills

  Looks up only kills assuming it is enabled in the config

  • killer [name1] {<name2>}, victim [name1] {<name2>}

    To search only for kills where the given player was the killer/victim.
    Use !name to search for all players except the given.

  • weapon [material]

    Search for kills by weapon, seems to be broken

• chestaccess

  To search only for chestaccesses

• chat

  Search chat only. You can use the params player, since, before and search.

  • search | match

    Search the chat history for some words. Refers to http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/fulltext-boolean.html.

    Example:
    /lb chat player diddiz search home
    or
    /lb chat player diddiz search tree home
    Will search for all messages by player diddiz containing the words tree OR home.
    /lb chat player diddiz search +tree +home
    Same as previous, but both words have to appear.
    /lb chat player diddiz search tree -home
    Find all with tree but without home.
    

Time

• since [timespec] | time [timespec]

  To search only for block changes newer than the specified time. Accepted syntax’s are:
  LB time format: 4 minutes, 5 hours, 6 days
  BB time format: 4m5h6d, 5d40m, 7m
  DateTime: 12:00:00, 22.05.2011, 22.05.2011 12:00:00
  (for a date without a time 0 am is assumed, for a time without date the current date)
  

• before [timespec]

  To search only for block changes older than specified time. Same format like since param. You can use since and before together to define a time span.

Filter

• player [name1] {<name2>}

  To search for one or more players, also environment players like Fire or LavaFlow
  Use !name to search for all players except name
  If you specify a partial name, LogBlock will try to guess who you mean from the players currently on the server. Use "name" to override this (e.g. to search for "Fire" while the player "Firefly" is online)

• block [material1] {<material2>} | type [material1] {<material2>}

  To search only for certain block type
  Use !material1 to search for all blocks except material1
  

Results

• limit [count]

  How many rows to show. Default is 15.

• sum [n<one>|b<locks>|p<layers>]

  To sum up the result. none is default. none means all single block changes are listed, block means to group by block types and players to group by players.

• asc, desc

  Set the order of displayed log ascending/descending.

• coords

  Displays also block coordinates. Only affects look up and writelogfile commands.
  This parameter is required to use the /lb tp command.

Other

• silent

  No questions and displayed messages are reduces to a minimum.

• last

  Stands for all parameters of the last command. It’s possible to extend it and to overwrite, e.g:
  /lb player diddiz Displays blockchanges from of diddiz
  /lb last area Displays blockchanges of player diddiz within default radius
  /lb rollback last Rolls back blockchanges of player diddiz within default radius.