Updated sample worldedit.properties.

worldedit.properties

@@ -4,13 +4,23 @@
 # be aware that it will also clear your history and selection.
 #
 
-# Item to use for WorldEdit's "wand" that lets you select points. By default
-# it is the wood axe but you can change it below. Using //wand will give
-# you the wand item (if you have permission to use the command).
+# The ID of the item to use for WorldEdit's "wand." The wand allows you to
+# select points by left clicking or right clicking a block with it. The
+# default wand object is a wooden axe. Those with permission to use the
+# //wand command can also spawn this item for themselves.
 wand-item=271
 
-# Limit the maximum number of blocks that can be changed in one operation.
-# Use -1 to disable.
+# WorldEdit can limit the number of blocks that can be changed in one
+# operation, failing the operation prematurely if the limit is hit. This
+# limit can be controlled on the fly with the //limit command, but you
+# can adjust the default limit that users start with. Use -1 to not
+# set a default limit.
+default-max-blocks-changed=-1
+
+# Set an upper bound for the max block change limit that users can set with
+# the //limit command. Note that the "default" max blocks changed limit
+# cannot override this. To exempt certain users from this restriction, give
+# them the /worldeditnomax permission. Use -1 to disable.
 max-blocks-changed=-1
 
 # Limit the maximum radius for various commands that use a size or radius
@@ -49,6 +59,31 @@ snapshots-dir=
 # Used for /delchunks. See documentation.
 shell-save-type=
 
+# Get blocks from a player's inventory when a block is needed and also
+# put blocks into a player's inventory with a block is replaced with air.
+# When a block cannot be fetched (if, for example, the player has no more
+# of that block), the operation will still continue but be unable to set
+# any further blocks (at least of that type). Players will be given a list
+# of missing block types at the end. If there are any missing blocks that
+# do not require another block (such as a torch, which requires a wall or
+# floor), the operation will abort before these dependent blocks are
+# placed. In the case of failure, //undo and //redo can be utilized to
+# repeat an operation. When a block is placed into a player's inventory
+# as a result of a block being removed, it will be the mined block, or
+# no block in some cases. Glass and bookshelf books are given. Water and
+# lava blocks are not given and are not needed for setting. Note that
+# chests will not copy correctly and instead drop their items when they
+# are removed, preventing the copying and pasting of chests in order to
+# duplicate items. Inventory usage is programmed into a very low level of
+# WorldEdit, and so all operations will use it.
+use-inventory=false
+
+# Enable the use of the /worldeditunlimited permission to have certain
+# players be exempt from the inventory requirement (if it is enabled.
+use-inventory-override=false
+
 # Prints how long each command takes for completion. This is for debugging
 # and it is not particularly useful to most people.
 debug-profile=false
+
+#EOF