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# Transforms

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## Introduction

A transformation can be applied to a brush or globally to modify where and how blocks are changed.

## Syntax

### Multiple transforms

Use a comma (`,`) to randomly use a transform from a list e.g. `#offset[0][1][0],#pattern[stone]` (offset the block one up, OR change it to stone)

Use an ampersand (`&`) to use multiple transforms for each block e.g. `#offset[0][1][0]&#pattern[stone]` (offset the block one up AND change it to stone)

### Arguments

Transform arguments should be inside square brackets e.g. `#offset[0][1][0]`

### Setting a transform

####

Perm: `worldedit.global-transform`\
Desc: Set the global mask

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Perm: `worldedit.brush.options.transform`\
Desc: Set the brush mask (separate multiple masks by spaces \` \` or colons `:`)

## Transform List

### #offset \<dx> \<dy> \<dz> \[transform]

**Desc**: Offset transform

### #rotate \<rotateX> \<rotateY> \<rotateZ> \[transform]

**Desc**: All changes will be rotated around the initial position

### #scale \<dx> \<dy> \<dz> \[transform]

**Desc**: All changes will be scaled

### #pattern \<pattern> \[transform]

**Desc**: Always use a specific pattern

### #linear3d \<transform>

**Desc**: Use the x,y,z coordinate to pick a transform from the list

### #linear \<transform>

**Desc**: Sequentially pick from a list of transform

### #spread \<dx> \<dy> \<dz> \[transform]

**Desc**: Random offset transform


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