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# Commands

## Commands

All commands use `/sm`, `/simplymines`, or `/simplymine`.

Running `/sm` with no arguments opens the Mine Browser GUI.

#### Usage: `/sm`

#### Permission: `simplymines.admin`

{% hint style="info" %}
All commands that take `<name>` tab-complete with the list of existing mine names.
{% endhint %}

### Mine Management

### 🆕 Create Mine

Creates a new mine from your current wand selection. See [Mine Management](/simplymines-docs/introduction/features/mine-management.md).

#### Usage: `/sm create <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.create`

### ✏️ Edit Mine

Opens the mine editor GUI directly for a mine — block composition, requirements, reset settings, and more.

#### Usage: `/sm edit <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.admin`

### 📐 Reassign Mine

Moves an existing mine's region to your current wand selection.

#### Usage: `/sm reassign <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.move`

### ✍️ Rename Mine

Renames a mine, including its JSON file on disk.

#### Usage: `/sm rename <old> <new>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.rename`

### 🗑️ Delete Mine

Permanently deletes a mine and removes its JSON file.

#### Usage: `/sm delete <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.delete`

{% hint style="danger" %}
There's no confirmation prompt or undo — the mine's JSON file is deleted immediately.
{% endhint %}

### Resets

### ⏱️ Force Reset

Force-resets a specific mine immediately, regardless of its configured reset requirements.

#### Usage: `/sm reset <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.reset`

### ⏸️ Disable / ▶️ Enable

Disables or re-enables the automatic reset timer for a mine.

#### Usage: `/sm disable <name>` and `/sm enable <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.disable` / `simplymines.enable`

### 💾 Save

Force-saves a mine to disk immediately, instead of waiting for the next periodic auto-save.

#### Usage: `/sm save <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.save`

### Teleport and Tools

### 🪓 Toggle Wand

Toggles your selection wand (Wooden Hoe) on/off.

#### Usage: `/sm tool`

#### Permission: `simplymines.tool`

### 📍 Set Teleport

Sets the mine's reset teleport point to your exact current location.

#### Usage: `/sm setteleport <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.setteleport`

### 🚀 Teleport

Teleports you to the mine's designated teleport point.

#### Usage: `/sm teleport <name>`

#### Permission: `simplymines.teleport` **and** `simplymines.teleport.<name>`

{% hint style="warning" %}
Unlike other subcommands, `/sm teleport <name>` checks **both** the base `simplymines.teleport` permission and a per-mine `simplymines.teleport.<name>` permission. See [Permissions](/simplymines-docs/introduction/permissions.md) for details.
{% endhint %}

### Administration

### 🔃 Reload

Reloads the config, reloads mines from disk, and clears the workload queue.

#### Usage: `/sm reload`

#### Permission: `simplymines.reload`


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