CoreProtect restore

Restores are essentially the opposite of rollbacks.

Their function is to undo the actions of a rollback. For example, if you accidentally rolled back somebody's base too far, it may delete parts you didn't want it to. If /co undo won't do the job, you can rerun the same command you used to roll it back but with rollback replaced with restore, and if you stand in the same place, the rollback will be reverted.

Command usage

/co rollback <query>

Example: action, radius and time

For a simple example, we rolled back events matching the block action within a 5 block radius in the last 1 hour. This was a mistake, so we can restore (undo the rollback) using:

/co restore action:block radius:5 time:1h

Example: item type, global radius, time and excluding a user

In this example, we accidentally rolled back all events in the last 1 day which include an elytra item and were not carried out by user Minecraft123. To undo this, you can run:

/co restore radius:#global include:elytra exclude:Minecraft123 time:1d

Query parameters

There are lots of different parameters you can use to narrow down your search.
You can find a full list on the query parameters page.