Bulk Edit Inventory Data
All bulkedit actions CANNOT be undone! Please make sure you have backed up your data before running these commands.
Bulk Edit Commands Overview
Available Commands
/mvinv bulkedit globalprofile clear <players> [--clear-all-playerprofiles]
/mvinv bulkedit globalprofile modify <property> <value> <players>
General notes on Syntax
<groups|worlds>- Comma-separated list of groups or/and worlds. To mix groups and worlds, separate them with a semicolon. Examples:world=test,group=survival,group=survival,creative;world=world1,world2[profile-type]- Only required ifenable-gamemode-share-handlingis set to true in configuration file. It will target the different inventory data per gamemode, just like how that feature works.- Use the shorthand
@allto select all players, groups + worlds, or profile types.
Common Bulk Edit Use Cases
Please double check the syntax of your commands to make sure you are deleting the correct data!!!
Reset all data for a World/Group
The most common use case is to reset all data for a world or group, usually when a world is being regenerated and you want to wipe all inventory data to start fresh.
Example for deleting all data for a group named survival for all players:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clear @all group=survival @allExample for deleting all data for a world named creative1 for all players:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clear @all world=creative1 @allReset a specific Sharable
Occasionally, you may want to "reset everyone's bed/respawn point" or "reset everyone's health". This can be done with any specific sharable. The following are examples with bed_spawn and health.
Example for deleting all bed data for all players for group named survival:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile delete bed_spawn @all group=survival @allExample for deleting all health data for all players for world named gaming:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile delete health @all world=gaming @allExample for deleting all health data for all players for all worlds and groups:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile delete health @all @all @allDelete all data for a specific Player
Maybe the player did something really bad and you want to wipe their inventory data. This can be done by selecting a specific player instead of using @all like the previous examples.
Example for deleting all data from all worlds and groups for a player named benthecat10:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clear benthecat10 @all @allDelete specific data for a specific Player
Sometimes, old misconfigure may cause certain players to have data that should not be there such as a player's last_location. This can be done by selecting a specific player instead of using @all like the previous examples.
Example for deleting all last_location data from world creative1 for a player named benthecat10:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile delete last_location benthecat10 world=creative1 @all