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# Mine Management

## Mine Management

Use the selection wand to define regions. Use the mine editor for daily configuration.

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{% step %}

## 🪓 Toggle the selection wand

The wand is a plain **Wooden Hoe**. Toggle it on with:

```bash
/sm tool
```

{% hint style="info" %}
You need `simplymines.tool` to toggle the wand, and `simplymines.select` to actually use it to mark corners.
{% endhint %}
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

## 📐 Select a region

With the wand in hand:

* **Left-click** a block to set Corner 1.
* **Right-click** a block to set Corner 2.

You'll get a chat confirmation for each corner.
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{% step %}

## 🆕 Create the mine

```bash
/sm create <name>
```

Requires `simplymines.create`. This creates the mine using your current selection and immediately saves it to `plugins/SimplyMines/mines/<name>.json`.
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{% step %}

## ✏️ Edit the mine

Open the main GUI with `/sm`, or jump straight into a specific mine's editor with:

```bash
/sm edit <name>
```

From the editor GUI you can configure:

* 🧱 Block composition & percentages
* ⏱️ Reset interval / reset requirements
* ⚠️ Warning intervals & messages
* 💥 Physics toggle
* 📍 Teleport location
* 🧩 Mine & reset requirements (permission, tool efficiency, percentage-mined)
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### Management commands

| Action                                        | Command                                    |
| --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| Move a mine to your current selection         | `/sm reassign <name>`                      |
| Rename a mine                                 | `/sm rename <old> <new>`                   |
| Force a reset right now                       | `/sm reset <name>`                         |
| Force-save to disk                            | `/sm save <name>`                          |
| Set the reset teleport point to your location | `/sm setteleport <name>`                   |
| Teleport to a mine                            | `/sm teleport <name>`                      |
| Disable/enable the auto-reset timer           | `/sm disable <name>` / `/sm enable <name>` |
| Delete a mine permanently                     | `/sm delete <name>`                        |
| Reload config + mines from disk               | `/sm reload`                               |

{% hint style="danger" %}
`/sm delete <name>` removes the mine's JSON file from disk immediately
{% endhint %}

See [Commands](/simplymines-docs/introduction/commands.md) and [Permissions](/simplymines-docs/introduction/permissions.md) for details.


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