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# Mines

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You can always start with `/mines help` to get the help message with a list of the necessary commands.

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To create a mine:

1. Select a WorldEdit region using the WorldEdit plugin’s wand. Select `pos1` and `pos2`.
2. Execute `/mine create <name> <delay> <isSilent>`. The location where you execute the command will be assigned as the respawn point for the mine.

Let’s break down the command:

* `<name>`: The name used for the mine in the config files and messages.
* `<delay>`: How long the mine will take to reset.
* `<isSilent>`: Whether the server will broadcast a message to all players when the mine resets.

3. Now, to add materials to the mine, use `/mine addMaterial <mine-name> <material> <chance>`.

Let’s break down this command:

* `<mine-name>`: The name of the mine to which you want to add the material.
* `<material>`: The type of material you want to add to the mine.
* `<chance>`: The probability (in percentage) that the material will appear in the mine.

**Respawn System:**

What if the player is inside the mine and it suddenly gets auto-reset? The system will teleport the player to the mine respawn point.

If you’re still unsure, here’s an explanation video.

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<table><thead><tr><th width="318">command</th><th width="380">permission</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>/mine help</td><td>skymines.command.mines.help</td></tr><tr><td>/mine create</td><td>skymines.command.mines.create</td></tr><tr><td>/mine addMaterials</td><td>skymines.command.mines.addmaterial</td></tr><tr><td>/mine removeMaterials</td><td>skymines.command.mines.removematerial</td></tr><tr><td>/mine delete</td><td>skymines.command.mines.delete</td></tr><tr><td>/mine list</td><td>skymines.command.mines.list</td></tr></tbody></table>


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