From 4b2441c76896fa69506037616e4198d3ccbcbf3e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: JurgenKuyper <45831568+JurgenKuyper@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2023 13:04:54 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] added limittype option

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 Commands.md | 5 +++--
 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

diff --git a/Commands.md b/Commands.md
index 601ada3..cf11cd5 100644
--- a/Commands.md
+++ b/Commands.md
@@ -116,8 +116,9 @@ These commands are only available if the Markers Component has been enabled (v0.
 * `/dmap shaderlist` : List all defined shaders
 * `/dmap lightinglist` : List all defined lightings
 * `/dmap worldgetlimits <world>` : this returns the visibility and hidden limits for a world, as a single list with 'limittype' of visible or hidden, and the settings showing the shape's attributes
-* `/dmap worldaddlimit <world> corner1:<x1>/<z1> corner2:<x2>/<z2>` : this adds a visibility limit, shaped as a rectangle, from block coordinate x1, z1 to x2, z2.  You can add as many as you choose.
-* `/dmap worldaddlimit <world> type:round center:<x>/<z> radius:<radius>` : this adds a visibility limit, shaped as a circle, centered at block x, z and with radius <radius>.  You can add as many as you choose.
+* `/dmap worldaddlimit <world> corner1:<x1>/<z1> corner2:<x2>/<z2>` : this adds a visibility limit, shaped as a rectangle, from block coordinate x1, z1 to x2, z2. You can add as many as you choose.
+* `/dmap worldaddlimit <world> corner1:<x1>/<z1> corner2:<x2>/<z2> limittype:hidden` : this adds a hidden limit, shaped as a rectangle, from block coordinate x1, z1 to x2, z2. this is the inverse of the normal visibilitylimit.
+* `/dmap worldaddlimit <world> type:round center:<x>/<z> radius:<radius>` : this adds a visibility limit, shaped as a circle, centered at block x, z and with radius <radius>. You can add as many as you choose.
 * `/dmap worldremovelimit <world> <index>` : this removes the limit with index <index> (as shown in the list from `/dmap worldgetlimits`) 
 * `/dmap worldaddlimit <world> style:<air|stone|ocean>` The default is 'stone', so be sure to change this to 'air' if you'd prefer hidden chunks to be 'clipped' (for example, if you want chunk generated outside a worldborder, such as happens with structures and the like), changing to 'air' is best.