Fix Mistakes Instantly with Unlimited Undo

Undoing Your Last Edit

Made a mistake with a massive edit? The //undo command instantly reverses your most recent world edit without requiring you to manually fix blocks.

Steps:

1. After making an edit you want to reverse, type //undo

2. The plugin restores all affected blocks to their previous state

3. Type //undo again to undo multiple edits in sequence

Understanding Undo History

Unlike vanilla Minecraft, this plugin maintains unlimited undo history—you're not limited to a single step back. Each world keeps its own separate undo stack, so undoing changes in one world won't affect your work on another.

If you undo too much, use //redo to restore the changes you just reversed. This is especially valuable when experimenting with large-scale terraforming or building patterns, since you can safely try risky edits knowing you can always revert them completely.