How do you delete brushes in WorldEdit?

To remove a brush that's currently bound to an item in WorldEdit, use the command /brush none. This unbinds the active brush from the item you're holding.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Understanding WorldEdit Brushes: WorldEdit brushes are tools that allow you to quickly modify the world around you, performing actions like creating shapes, smoothing terrain, or applying textures. These brushes are assigned to a specific item in your inventory. When you right-click (or left-click, depending on the brush) with that item, the brush's function is executed.

• Unbinding a Brush: The /brush none command is the key to "deleting" or, more accurately, unbinding a brush. When you run this command, the item you currently have selected in your hand will no longer have a WorldEdit brush associated with it. It will revert to its default Minecraft functionality.

• Example: If you have the "sphere" brush bound to a wooden axe and want to remove it, hold the wooden axe and type /brush none in the chat. The wooden axe will now function as a normal axe.

• Important Note: This command doesn't actually delete the brush itself from WorldEdit. It simply disassociates it from the item you're holding. You can reassign a brush to the same or a different item later using the /brush command followed by the brush type and any relevant parameters (e.g., /brush sphere 5 to reassign a sphere brush with a radius of 5).

In summary, the way to effectively "delete" or remove a WorldEdit brush from an item is to use the /brush none command while holding that item. This will unbind any associated brush function.