Getting Regions - SkriptLang/skript-worldguard GitHub Wiki

skript-worldguard provides multiple ways to access regions. On this page, we will cover each method.

All Regions in a World

The first method is to obtain all of the regions in a world. The syntax for doing so is:

[all [[of] the]|the] [worldguard] regions [(in|of) %worlds%]

The world expression is optional, meaning it will use the default world available. For a player executing a command, this is the world they are currently in.

This expression is useful for filtering for a specific kind of region. Consider the following example to obtain all of the global regions on a server:

all regions of all worlds where [input is a global region]

Specific Region in a World

For more specific searches, the second method is to obtain a region with a specific name in a world. The syntax for doing so is:

[the] [worldguard] region[s] [named] %strings% [(in|of) %world%]
[the] [worldguard] region[s] with [the] (name[s]|id[s]) %strings% [(in|of) %world%]

Just like above, the world expression is optional, meaning it will use the default world available.

To provide an example, consider the following expression:

the region named "heart" in the player's world

Regions at a Location

Finally, the third method is to obtain all of the regions at a specific location. The syntax for doing so is:

[the] regions %direction% %locations%

It takes in both a direction and a location.

To provide some examples, consider the following expressions:

# if the player is in any regions
the regions at the player

# if the player is standing directly on top of any regions (i.e., the block below their feet is in a region)
the regions below the player