Updated WorldEdit FAWE mask list (markdown)

WorldEdit---FAWE-mask-list.md

@@ -1,8 +1,19 @@
-# Masks
-A mask is a restriction on an edit e.g. only replace blocks below stone. Global masks apply to all edits, brush masks apply to just the current brush.
+# `Masks`
+A mask is a restriction on an edit for when blocks are placed e.g. only replace blocks below stone. Global masks apply to all edits, brush masks apply to just the current brush.
 
-Separating masks by spaces (` `) or colons (`:`) uses the intersection of all masks (all of them must be true). Separating masks by commans (`,`) uses the union of the masks, and only one has to be true.
+----
 
+### Syntax
+#### Blocks
+Use the name or id of a block (e.g. `stone`). For more info see [this page on the block data syntax](http://wiki.sk89q.com/wiki/WorldEdit/Block_data_syntax)
+#### Multiple masks
+Use `,`(OR) or `&`(AND) to separate multiple masks. e.g. `grass,$desert`
+#### Arguments
+Mask arguments should be inside square brackets e.g. `#offset[0][5][3]`
+
+----
+
+### Setting a mask
 #### `//gmask [masks...]`    
 Perm: `worldedit.global-mask`
 Desc: The global destination mask applies to all edits you do and masks based on the destination blocks (i.e. the blocks in the world).
@@ -16,68 +27,4 @@ Desc: Set the brush destination mask
 Perm: `worldedit.brush.options.mask`    
 Desc: Set the brush source mask
 
-## List of masks
-#### Simple masks
-`#existing`: Allow any non air blocks    
-`#solid`: Allow any solid block    
-`#selection`: Restrict to current selection    
-`#dselection`: Same as `#selection`    
-`#xaxis`: Restrict to initial x-axis    
-`#yaxis`: Restrict to initial y-axis    
-`#zaxis`: Restrict to initial z-axis    
-`#id`: Restrict to initial id    
-`#data`: Restrict to initial data    
-`#iddata`: Restrict to initial id and data    
-`#wall`: Restrict to walls (any block n,e,s,w of air)    
-`#surface`: Restrict to surfaces (any block touching air)    
-`#nolight`: Restrict to blocks without light (sky or emitted)    
-`#haslight`: Restricts to blocks with light (sky or emitted)    
-#### Block mask `[blocks]`
-Example: `stone:wood`        
-Explanation: Allows any block which is already stone or wood
-#### Angle mask `/[min]:[max]`    
-Example: `/0d:45d`    
-Explanation: Allows any block where the adjacent block is between 0 and 45 degrees.    
-Example: `/3:20`    
-Explanation: Allows any block where the adjacent block is between 3 and 20 blocks below
-#### Radius mask `{[min]:[max]`    
-Example: `{5:20`    
-Explanation: Restricts blocks to within a specific radius range of the initial block
-#### Adjacent mask `~[pattern][=min[:max]]`    
-Example `~stone:wood`    
-Explanation: Allows any block if it is adjacent to stone or wood
-Example: `~bedrock=2:4`
-Explanation: Allows any block if it is adjacent to between 2 and 4 bedrock
-#### Below mask `<[pattern]`    
-Example: `<stone`    
-Explanation: Allows any block directly beneath stone
-#### Above mask `>[pattern]`    
-Example: `>stone`    
-Explanation: Allows any block directly above stone
-#### Biome mask `$[biome]`    
-Example: `$FOREST`    
-Explanation: Restricts to the specified biome
-#### Random mask `%[chance]`    
-Example: `%34`    
-Explanation: 34% chance any block is allowed
-#### Negate mask
-Example: `!<stone`    
-Explanation: Can negate any mask, this will allow any block not below stone
-#### Expression mask `=[expression]`
-Example: `=abs(z+1)%2-abs(x)%2`    
-Explanation: Restricts to blocks where x and z coords are even numbers.    
-Info: http://wiki.sk89q.com/wiki/WorldEdit/Expression_syntax
-#### offset mask
-Example: `#offset:1:0:0:stone`
-Explanation: Requires the block to the east to be stone
-#### Light masks
- - `#light:<min>:<max>`
- - `#skylight:<min>:<max>`
- - `#blocklight:<min>:<max>`
- - `#opacity:<min>:<max>`
- - `#brightness:<min>:<max>`
-
-## Registering a mask through the API
-```Java
-FaweAPI.registerMask(yourCustomMask);
-```
+### [`>> See here for the full list of masks...`](https://github.com/boy0001/FastAsyncWorldedit/wiki/Commands#mask-commands-)