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# Commands

### Available commands

| Command                                               | Permission                | Description                                           |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| /bloodmoon schedule create \[world]                   | bloodmoon.schedule.create | Create a new schedule                                 |
| /bloodmoon schedule remove \[world]                   | bloodmoon.schedule.remove | Remove a schedule                                     |
| /bloodmoon schedule info \[world]                     | bloodmoon.schedule.info   | Show the current information for a bloodmoon schedule |
| /bloodmoon schedule set \<property> \<world> \<value> | bloodmoon.schedule.set    | Set a specified property for a given schedule         |
| /bloodmoon schedule list                              | bloodmoon.schedule.list   | Show a list of all bloodmoon schedules                |

{% hint style="info" %}
the **\[world]** indicates an optional parameter for a world name. If not specified, the current of the player executing the command will be used.
{% endhint %}


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