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diff --git a/MCServer/Plugins/APIDump/APIDesc.lua b/MCServer/Plugins/APIDump/APIDesc.lua
index 14b4a3184..8e9122ba2 100644
--- a/MCServer/Plugins/APIDump/APIDesc.lua
+++ b/MCServer/Plugins/APIDump/APIDesc.lua
@@ -2257,6 +2257,7 @@ Sign entities are saved and loaded from disk when the chunk they reside in is sa
 				QueueBlockForTick = { Params = "BlockX, BlockY, BlockZ, TicksToWait", Return = "", Notes = "Queues the specified block to be ticked after the specified number of gameticks." },
 				QueueSaveAllChunks = { Params = "", Return = "", Notes = "Queues all chunks to be saved in the world storage thread" },
 				QueueSetBlock = { Params = "BlockX, BlockY, BlockZ, BlockType, BlockMeta, TickDelay", Return = "", Notes = "Queues the block to be set to the specified blocktype and meta after the specified amount of game ticks. Uses SetBlock() for the actual setting, so simulators are woken up and block entities are handled correctly." },
+				QueueTask = { Params = "TaskFunction", Return = "", Notes = "Queues the specified function to be executed in the tick thread. This is the primary means of interaction with a cWorld from the WebAdmin page handlers (see {{WebWorldThreads}}). The function signature is <pre class=\"pretty-print lang-lua\">function()</pre>All return values from the function are ignored. Note that this function is actually called *after* the QueueTask() function returns." },
 				RegenerateChunk = { Params = "ChunkX, ChunkZ", Return = "", Notes = "Queues the specified chunk to be re-generated, overwriting the current data. To queue a chunk for generating only if it doesn't exist, use the GenerateChunk() instead." },
 				SendBlockTo = { Params = "BlockX, BlockY, BlockZ, {{cPlayer|Player}}", Return = "", Notes = "Sends the block at the specified coords to the specified player's client, as an UpdateBlock packet." },
 				SetBlock = { Params = "BlockX, BlockY, BlockZ, BlockType, BlockMeta", Return = "", Notes = "Sets the block at the specified coords, replaces the block entities for the previous block type, creates a new block entity for the new block, if appropriate, and wakes up the simulators. This is the preferred way to set blocks, as opposed to FastSetBlock(), which is only to be used under special circumstances." },