expression
rollback <who> for <duration>HyperLogTake back what that player placed and broke in that time, everywhere
rollback everything for 10 minutes within 20 blocks of player← All of the Docs HyperLog
Taking it back HyperLog
expression
rollback <who> for <duration> within <n> blocks of <location>HyperLogOnly around a place
rollback everything for 10 minutes within 20 blocks of playerexpression
rollback everything for <duration> within <n> blocks of <location>HyperLogWhoever did it. Everything can only be taken back around a place
rollback everything for 10 minutes within 20 blocks of playerexpression
restore <who> for <duration>HyperLogPut back what a rollback took away. within and everything work as for rollback
restore arg.1 for arg.2Guide and examples
command /undohere:
permission: "staff.undo"
trigger:
rollback everything for 10 minutes within 20 blocks of player
command /redo <target> <time:duration>:
permission: "staff.undo"
trigger:
restore arg.1 for arg.2
| Syntax | Effect |
|---|---|
rollback <who> for <duration> | Take back what that player placed and broke in that time, everywhere |
rollback <who> for <duration> within <n> blocks of <location> | Only around a place |
rollback everything for <duration> within <n> blocks of <location> | Whoever did it. Everything can only be taken back around a place |
restore <who> for <duration> | Put back what a rollback took away. within and everything work as for rollback |
- A rollback is done by CoreProtect in the background and can take a while; the lines after it run at once. If it fails, the console says why, with the script and line.
- It is about blocks that were placed and broken. Chests, kills and the rest of what CoreProtect can take back are left to its own
/co rollback. - A rollback changes the world. Give the commands that do it a permission.