Sets a maximum number of blocks affected by your operations.

This command only acts on you.

Use this command to avoid big accidents.

If you have already set a base limit in the WorldEdit configuration file, it will not overwrite it.

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In this guid e, I’ll be showing you everything you need to know about World Edit with some additional tips. Let’s get started!

The redstone blocks indicate where I’ll be setting the two points.

I used //set bricks which set brick in the region.

This is what it would look like if I used the pattern //set 50%dirt,50%5:1 (5:1 is spruce planks)

This is what it would look like if you used //paste with air

I used //rotate 90 to turn the house 90 degrees, then I used //rotate 0 180 to flip it upside down.

I would select the whole half of the structure, stand at the center of the structure, use //flip right and //paste

//outline [pattern]
This command allows you to create hollow boxes. Example: //outline stone will create a stone box where you made the region with the inside being empty.

//hollow
This is very identical to //outline but instead if you have an existing shape, you can select it and use this command to hollow it.

//move
This command basically moves a selection in the direction you’re facing (Example: //move 3)

//overlay [pattern]
This command overlays blocks above your selection. This can come in handy when making terrain.

What it looks like with //overlay grass:

I used //line 5:5 0.5, //line 5:5 2, and //line 5:5 4 (5:5 is Dark Oak Planks)

The first circle I used //fill 172 50 (172 is Terracotta) and the second circle //fill 172 25.

I used //cyl snowblock 31 15 which means the radius is 31 and the height is 15.

I used //pyramid 50%sandstone,50%endstone 30 which made the pyramid have 50% sandstone, 50% endstone.

I used //sphere clay 10 for the first sphere, and //sphere clay 32 for the second sphere.

These three biomes are swampland, mesa, and savanna.

I used //brush smooth 5

In this, I used //brush sphere 159:9 (159:9 is the cyan clay) and //mask stone after the command. That means I can paint cyan clay over stone only. Then I used //brush sphere 1:3 (1:3 is the Diorite) and //mask stone which will paint Diorite over stone. It’s pretty simple.

Tips:
When using a block id in a region, incase you forget an ID, most likely that block doesn’t need an ID in the command. If you forget the ID of sponge in for example //set 19:0, you can use //set sponge instead. Here are some blocks that don’t need IDs.
Tnt
Cobble
Dirt
Wood
Log
Bookshelf
Endstone
Obsidian
Bedrock
Bed
Pot
Grass
Stone
Sand
Etc.

The Complete WorldEdit Tutorial | With Personal Tips & Tricks |

Hello fellow Minecrafters! Today I will go through the basic and advanced uses of WorldEdit as of 1.7.2. Here you will learn basic block manipulation, shape creation, use of the clipboard and hopefully all the commands.

Section 1: The Basics of the Trade

So you just popped out of the block by block stage and you want to use world edit right? Well there are some basic concepts you’d need to understand.

//outline [block]
This command covers each side of your selected region and leaves the centre blank, however if you only want the side walls covered, the command
//walls [block] does the trick of doing so.

One bukkit only command is //regen which makes it so that the selected region actually reverts to its original seed blocks, isnt’t that cool!

Section 2: Using the Clipboard

If that confused the hell out of you heres a diagram explaining what happens!

Extra Knowledge: typing //clearclipboard clears your clipboard

Section 3: Painting with the Brush

After mastering the regions and the clipboard, another tool to master is the almighty brush. Typing //brush will bring up the basic help bar with tons of confusing options. The option gets bound to the item in your hand when you use the command so try to stick with a particular item. I prefer the wooden shovel! To paint with the brush right click and the brush will paste onto the surface you are directly looking at. So lets start with basic commands:
[list][*][b][size=12px]//brush sphere [-h] [/size][/b][b][radius] [/b]will make the basic brush of painting with a ball. the [b]-h[/b] will just make the brush paint hollow spheres.
[*][b]//brush cyl [-h] [/b][b] [radius] [height] [/b]will make a brush paint cylinders, same as sphere brush but different shape.
[*][b]//brush clipboard [-a][/b] will use whatever design you have on your clipboard and use it as a brush. [b]-a[/b] just means the clipboard wont paste the air.
[*][b]//brush smooth [-n] [size] [/b]will smooth out terrain and such, [b]-n[/b] will make the brush only edit natural terrain.
[/list][size=10pt]
[b]//mask [block list][/b] will limit the brush to only change the blocks listed. Type [b]//mask [/b]to disable a mask after it’s enabled.

[b]TIP:[/b] To make your brush an eraser, simply set the block to 0, it will then replace all blocks with air![/size]

[size=10pt][b]//mat [block][/b] will change the material used by your current brush, this saves alot of time because you don’t need to rewrite the entire brush command again.[/size]

Also if you want to make your mountain look more natural, you can use the command [b]//naturalize[/b] and worldedit will automatically add a layer of grass and dirt to the selected area of your mountain

[h2][color=rgb(102,51,0)]Section 4: Shape Generation[/color][/h2]
[size=10pt]Shape generation is quite straight forward and much easier to use that the brushes and clipboard. The commands are:[/size]
[list][*][b][size=13px]//cyl [height][/size][/b]
[*][b][size=13px]//hcyl [height][/size][/b]
[*][b][size=13px]//sphere [/size][/b]
[*][b][size=13px]//hsphere [/size][/b]
[*][b][size=13px]//pyramid [/size][/b]
[*][b][size=13px]//hpyramid [/size][/b]
[/list]
[size=13px]From top to bottom the commands make cylinders, hollow cylinders, spheres, hollow spheres, pyramids, and hollow pyramids. You are the centre point of all the shape generations so be wary of where you stand when creating shapes.[/size]

[h2][color=rgb(102,51,0)]Section 5: Useful Utility Commands[/color][/h2]
[size=10pt]There are also some useful commands provided by WorldEdit and can save so much time by utilizing them correctly.[/size]
[list][*][b][size=13px]//fixlava[/size][/b][size=13px] This levels out nearby pools of lava for you, no more buckets![/size]
[*][b][size=13px]//fixwater[/size][/b][size=13px] The same as above but with water[/size]
[*][b][size=13px]//thaw[/size][/b][size=13px] This removes all snow in the area[/size]
[*][b][size=13px]/butcher[/size][/b][size=13px] Kills nearby mobs[/size]
[*][b][size=13px]/ex [size] [/size][/b][size=13px] Extinguishes all nearby fires[/size]
[*][b][size=13px]//drain [/size][/b][size=13px] Drains all nearby pools of lava or water[/size]
[*][b][size=13px]//green[/size][/b][size=13px] This greens the area by adding grass to dirt etc.[/size]
[*][b][size=13px]//undo[/size][/b][size=13px] This will undo your last action, this only works for world edit commands, not your personal edits like placed or removed blocks. [/size]
[*][b]//redo [/b]This redos your last world edit action, this doesn’t however redo any personal changes lost by the //undo command so be careful.
[/list][b]WARNING: [/b]World edit is a powerful tool, however with much power comes great responsibility. If the changes are too large, you will risk crashing the server and losing your work up to the last backup/save. Nobody wants to lose work so please know your server limits with world edit.
Plus this should never be an issue with good servers but be careful of lag spikes and temporary client crashes when editing over a million blocks at a time. (It’s actually not that large of a space)
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Все SET команды для мода World Edit Singleplayer

Модификация WorldEdit для Майнкрафт 1.12.2 позволить в режиме одиночной игры построить практически любое строение. Это может быть огромный высокий цилиндр, шар или столб, уходящий в небеса.
Чтобы выделить области, надо пользоваться деревянным топором.

Вы получите огромное количество возможностей, используя которые были построены копии таких знаменитых зданий в Майнкрафте как Собор Святого Петра, Эйфелева башня и Лувр. Возможностями можно пользоваться через специальные команды. Список этих команд ниже.

Команды

/we Вывести все команды WorldEdit
/we cui Установить связь с модом WorldEditCU (если он установлен у клиента)
/we tz Установить собственное время
/we help Вывести все команды с пояснениями (англ.)
/we version Узнать версию установленого мода WorldEdit
/we reload Перезапуск мода WorldEdit
//fast Активация и отключение режима быстрой игры
//searchitem Поиск предмета или блока по названию (выводит id), [-b] — искать только среди блоков, [-i] — поиск только среди предметов
//limit Настройка количества блоков, используемых в командах. Действует только на вашем персонаже.

/thru Команда прохождения через стены
/unstuck Если застряли в блоке, эта команда поможет освободиться
/ascend Подняться на уровень вверх
/descend Спуститься на уровень вниз
/jumpto Телепортироваться на позицию, которая перед глазами
/ceil Подняться на поверхность
/up Подняться вверх на расстояние, указываемое в [distance]

Команды для биомов

/biomelist Команда для вывода списка всех доступных биомов
/biomeinfo Показать биом, в котором находится указанный блок, по умолчанию это блоки в вашем выделении, [-p] — блок на котором вы стоите, [-t] — блок на который вы смотрите
//setbiome Команда изменения типа биома, в котором вы находитесь на (Forest — лес, Desert — пустыня, Plains — равнина, Swampland — болото, Jungle — джунгли, Ice Plains — снежная равнина, Taiga — тайга, Extreme Hills — горы, Ocean — океан, Mushroom Island — грибные острова, Hell — нижний мир, Sky — биом Края) [-p] — изменить тип биома для блока на котором вы стоите

Команды для создания

//hcyl [, ] [height] Команда для строительства пустого цилиндра из блока с радиусом и заданной высотой [height]. При указании через запятую второго радиуса [,] создастся эллиптический цилиндр, где первое число будет северным и южным радиусом, а второе — восточным и западным.

//cyl [, ] [height] Создать цилиндр из блока с радиусом и высотой [height]. При указании через запятую второго радиуса [,] создастся эллиптический цилиндр, где первое число будет северным и южным радиусом, а второе — восточным и западным

//hpyramid Создать полую пирамиду из блока размером

//pyramid Создать пирамиду из блока размером

//generate [-h/-r/-o/-c] Сгенерировать фигуру из блока по формуле, [-h] — сгенерировать пустую форму, [-r] — to use raw minecraft coordinates, [-o] — except offset from placement, [-c] — except offset selection center. If neither [-o] nor [-r] is given, the selection is mapped to −1..1

/forestgen [size] [type] [density] Cоздать лес площадью [size]x[size] с типом деревьев [type] и плотностью [density] (от 0 до 100)
/pumpkins [size] Создать тыквы на площади [size]x[size]

Код на операции с чанками

/chunkinfo Показать информацию по чанку в котором вы находитесь
/listchunks Показать список чанков, которые включает ваше выделение
/delchunks Удалить чанки, которые включает ваше выделение. Команда не переписывалась после версии minecraft’а 1.3, поэтому в последних версиях она не работает.

Операции с буфером обмена

//schematic Показать команды для работы с файлами
//schematic list [-d/-n] Показать список доступных файлов
//schematic formats Показать список доступных форматов
//schematic load [-f] [format] Загрузить файл под именем в формате [format]
//schematic save [format] Сохранить файл под именем в формате [format]
/clearclipboard Очистить буфер обмена
//load Загрузка файла
//save Сохранение файл
//copy [-e] Копирование выбранного региона, [-e] — копирование сущностей, присутствующих в нем
//rotate Повернуть содержимое буфера обмена на градусов (90, 180, 270)
//flip [-p] [dir] Отразить содержимое буфера обмена в направлении [dir], при указании [-p] отражается вокруг игрока, а не вокруг центра выделения
//cut [-e] [leave-id] Вырезать выбранный регион и заменить его блоками [leave-id], [-e] — для вырезания также сущностей в нем
//paste [-o/-a] Вставить содержимое буфера обмена, [-o] — вставить в изначальной позиции, [-a] — пропустить блоки воздуха при вставке

Команды для снэпшотов

/snapshot Показать команды для работы со снимками
/snapshot use Выбрать снимок для его использования
/snapshot sel Выбрать снимок базируясь на id в списке
/snapshot list [num] Показать список снимков
/snapshot after Выбрать ближайший снимок после даты
/snapshot before Выбрать ближайший снимок перед датой
/restore [snapshot] Восстановить выделение из снимка [snapshot]

Команды для истории действий в игре

//clearhistory Удалить историю
//undo [num-steps] [player] Отменить последнюю команду или определенное количество [num-steps] команд для игрока [player]. По умолчанию сохраняются последние 10 набранных команд (значение настраивается в конфиге плагина).
//redo [num-steps] [player] Возвратить последнюю отмененную команду или определенное количество [num-steps] команд для игрока [player]

Команды для работы суперкирки

/superpickaxe Выбрать режим суперкирки
/superpickaxe area Переключить суперкирку в режим удаления зоны радиусом (от 1 до 5 по умолчанию, значение настраивается в конфиге плагина)
/superpickaxe recur Переключить суперкирку в режим удаления целого кубоида определенных блоков при ударе в его центр
/superpickaxe single Переключить суперкирку в режим единичного удаления блоков
// Вкл./откл. функции суперкирки

WorldEdit

WorldEdit — плагин для Bukkit, который представляет собой простой в использовании редактор мира Minecraft. Поддерживает как одиночную так и многопользовательскую игру и позволяет: изменять сразу тысячи блоков в выбранном регионе, использовать более 100 функций для изменения мира или устранения разных проблем и многое другое. Разработкой плагина занимается студия sk89q

Содержание

Установка

Сетевая игра

Одиночная игра

Для установки WorldEdit в одиночную игру, нужно просто скачать его в виде отдельной модификации: здесь.

Если вы скачиваете WorldEdit в виде отдельной модификации, то вам может пригодиться дополнение к моду WorldEditCUI, которое визуально отображает сетку выделяемого региона.

Выделение регионов

Для выделения региона вы можете использовать 3 способа:

Во время выделения региона в чат выводятся координаты выделенных точек. После выбора 2 точки показывается количество выделенных блоков. Чтобы увидеть выделенный регион, необходимо установить модификацию WorldEdit CUI

Команды и права

С помощью следующих команд вы сможете использовать весь широкий функционал WorldEdit.
Обратите внимание на то что:

Основы WorldEdit

WorldEdit

В этом руководстве мы рассмотрим наиболее полезные базовые концепции, инструменты и команды WorldEdit. Чтобы увидеть полный список команд и инструментов WorldEdit, щелкните здесь.

У каждого блока есть имя и номер, по которым МЫ их распознаем. Например, блок грязи известен как «грязь» и «3», блок из шерсти может называться «шерсть» или «35» и так далее.

Откройте свой инвентарь и нажмите f3 + h. Теперь, когда вы наведете указатель мыши на блок, вы получите всплывающую подсказку, сообщающую имя блока и id: meta блока.

Meta — это, по сути, вариант определенный блок. Например, белая шерсть может быть «шерсть: белая» или «35: 0» (примечание: «шерсть: 0» или «35: белая» также подойдет), а оранжевая шерсть — «шерсть: оранжевый» или «35: 1 «. Если вы не укажете нужный метатип, МЫ будет использовать значение 0. Итак, «//установить шерсть» заполняет выделение белой шерстью. Кроме того, если мета не указана, МЫ применит данную команду ко всем метатипам блока. Например, «//заменить шерсть грязью» превратит шерсть любого цвета в выделение в грязь.

Все кисти, команды выделения и маски WE также принимают несколько типов блоков одновременно. Например, чтобы заполнить выделенную область равномерным сочетанием белой и оранжевой шерсти, введите «//установить шерсть: белый, шерсть: оранжевый» (или//установить 35: 0,35: 1). Вы можете использовать столько разных типов блоков, сколько захотите.

Если вы не хотите равномерного сочетания, вы можете указать проценты для каждого типа блока. Итак, «//set 90% 35: 0,10% 35: 1» заполняет ваше выделение (приблизительно) 90% белой и 10% оранжевой шерстью. Хорошим примером этого является базовая смесь для пастбищ, состоящая в основном из травы, с небольшим количеством грязи (3) и гравия (13), разбросанных кое-где: «//set 95% 2,3% 3,2% 13»

Инструменты и кисти:

Пустой рукой наберите //wand и вы Дадут деревянный топор. Это будет ваш стандартный инструмент для выделения WE.

Кисти

Сферическая кисть://br s [id: meta] [radius]

Цилиндрическая кисть://br cyl [id: meta] [radius] [height]

Сферическая кисть создаст шар из блоков, указанных с помощью [id: meta], размером определяется с помощью [radius]. Поскольку диаметр равен радиусу, умноженному на два, а минимальный диаметр кисти равен 1, [radius], равный 3, даст вам шар шириной в семь блоков. В дополнение к [radius], цилиндрическая кисть также принимает значение высоты (если вы этого не сделаете) определите высоту, вы получите диск толщиной в один блок). Итак, «//br cyl 35: 0 3 4» создаст цилиндр из белой шерсти шириной 7 блоков и высотой 4 блока с центром нижнего слоя на блоке, на который вы нажимаете кистью. Значение высоты также может быть отрицательным; в этом случае блок, который вы щелкаете кистью, будет центром верхнего слоя цилиндра. В настоящее время максимальный радиус/высота кисти WE составляет 10.

Основные команды

//установить [id: meta]

Заливки выделение с указанным блоком (блоками).

Quick Start¶

First things first¶

For Forge/Fabric, you can:

Want to see selection lines?¶

To see lines showing your selection, you can either:

If you would like to use an older version of Minecraft (1.12 or earlier), in addition to downloading an older WorldEdit (version 6), you may also need the old WorldEditCUI mod by Mumfrey. Note that this mod requires LiteLoader (installation instructions on that page) instead.

The selection lines mod works regardless of how you may have installed WorldEdit (on a Bukkit server, on singleplayer, etc).

Getting Around¶

First, let’s figure out how you can get around quickly.

Making Selections¶

A cuboid is like 3D rectangle. In WorldEdit, you select the region that you want by setting two points of a cuboid.

How do you choose the two points? You can either:

Tutorial: Make an approximate selection of a 15x15x15 area to test with and go to the next section.

Изучаем плагин world edit. все команды world edit команды для постройки в minecraft

Tool Listing¶

Tree generation tool

This tool will generate a tree of the chosen type when you right click a block. Note that it uses Minecraft’s tree generator, and has the same limitations — it will not generate trees on unplantable blocks, or through solid blocks above (unless the tree would normally be able to grow there).

Floating tree remover

Have players who chop down trees half-way and leave floating tree tops everywhere? This tool, upon right-clicking a floating leaf or log block (or mushroom block), will remove all connected floating tree blocks. This tool will not operate on trees that are still connected to something (such as the ground).

Block replacer tool

This tool will replace the right-clicked block with a block from your pattern. You can also left-click a block to replace your current pattern with the left-clicked block.

Long range building tool

This tool allows you to place and destroy blocks at a distance. Just aim and click. Blocks are placed as if you right clicked the block. If you set one of the blocks to air, it will instead delete the block you are targeting.

Cycler Tool

This tool can be used to cycle a block’s states. Left-clicking will choose which property to cycle, and right-clicking will cycle the available values of that property. This is useful for example, to rotate individual blocks in place.

Query Tool

The query tool will show information about the right-clicked block. It will show the coordinates, the block type, states, light level (emitted/above), and the internal id (if available).

Указание блоков

Блоки-аргументы могут быть указаны как по (1, 3, 35), так и по названию (stone, grass, wool). Если блок имеет дополнительное значение, оно может быть указано после двоеточия (35:14, wool:red). Можно комбинировать разные способы указания блока.

Большинство команд может оперировать сразу с несколькими видами блоков, для этого нужно указать блоки через запятую без пробела. Например:

Brush Commands¶

Choose the terrain softener brush

Example: ‘/brush smooth 2 4 grass_block,dirt,stone’

Tool Commands¶

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Utility Commands¶

Available Patterns¶

This list may be incomplete as patterns are added to WorldEdit. In addition, our API allows other plugins to register new patterns, which will not be listed here.

Here’s a video detailing some of these patterns which were added in WorldEdit 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5wCVMf3SvM

Single Block Pattern

Example: Single block patterns

Setting a selection to stone:

Setting a selection to a note block with a specific instrument and pitch:

Setting a selection to an oak stair block facing east with the bigger part on top:

Random Pattern

Example:: Random Patterns

Setting a selection to different types of stone, equally distributed:

Setting a selection to mostly red wool, with a small amount of glass (5:1 ratio, see note below):

You can use any other pattern as one of the choices, not just the single block pattern. Keep reading to see more patterns…

Random State Pattern

Prefixing any block type with an asterisk () will randomly choose between all states for that block for each position.

Example: Random State Pattern

Setting oak logs facing in random directions:

Clipboard Pattern

Example: Using the clipboard pattern

Replacing to your clipboard:

Using the clipboard in the first image to replace a hill. Note the repeating layers.

Using an offset to align the clipboard:

Type or State Applying Pattern

Example: Type/State Applying Patterns

Replacing all oak stairs to acacia stairs, while maintaining orientation, etc:

Removing the water from all waterloggable blocks:

Doubling up all slabs:

Выделение

//wand — дает вам деревянный топор (топор редактирования). ЛКМ по блоку деревянным топором назначает первую позицию, ПКМ по блоку назначает вторую позицию.

//toggleeditwand — отключает деревянный топор. Теперь им можно пользоваться по прямому назначению.

//sel — выбор формы выделяемого региона. cuboid — выделяет куб. poly — выделяет только в плоскости.

//pos1 — назначает первой позицией для выделения блок на котором вы стоите.

//pos2 — назначает второй позицией для выделения блок на котором вы стоите.

//hpos1 — назначает первой позицией для выделения блок на который вы смотрите.

//hpos2 — назначает второй позицией для выделения блок на который вы смотрите.

//chunk — выделяет весь чанк на котором вы находитесь.

//expand vert — максимально расширит выбранный вами регион вверх и вниз.

//size — введите что-бы узнать размер выделенного региона.

//count — введите что бы узнать сколько блоков чего либо (block) находится в выбранном регионе.

//distr — введите для получения списка блоков находящихся в выбранном регионе.

Selection Commands¶

Special Block Data Syntax¶

Some blocks have additional syntax for setting extra information.

Sign Text

Example: Setting sign text

With spaces and rotation:

Player Heads

You can set the skin of a player head by specifying a username after the pipe symbol.

Example: Setting a skin on a head

Mob Spawners

Example: Creating a squid spawner

Region Commands¶

Draws a spline through selected points

Can only be used with a convex polyhedral selection

Smooth the elevation in the selection

Example: ‘//smooth 1 grass_block,dirt,stone’ would only smooth natural surface terrain.

Deforms a selected region with an expression

The expression is executed for each block and is expected
to modify the variables x, y and z to point to a new block
to fetch. See also https://tinyurl.com/weexpr

Hollows out the object contained in this selection

Thickness is measured in manhattan distance.

Super-pickaxes¶

Single Superpick

This super-pickaxe allows you to instantly break blocks. That may seem redundant, but it predates creative mode (creative mode was removed before alpha and wasn’t re-added until Beta 1.8). It also will drop the blocks you break as items (configurably), which creative mode does not do.

Area Superpick

This super-pickaxe will break all blocks matching the same type as the initially clicked block within the radius. Like the single mode superpick, it can be configured to drop items.

General Commands¶

This command is deprecated. //fast duplicates //perf and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Toggle side effects for performance

Note that this command is GOING to change in the future. Do not depend on the exact format of this command yet.

Changes watchdog hook state.

This is dependent on platform implementation. Not all platforms support watchdog hooks, or contain a watchdog.

How to use WorldEdit [2021]

Need some help with WorldEdit? You’ve come to the right place!

| Introduction
You can test out WorldEdit on my own creative server to get some practice. The IP is play.creativefun.net and at the end of the post I will explain how to get WorldEdit on the server. This is an in depth tutorial on how to use most of the basic and advanced commands in the latest minecraft update.

When using commands in WorldEdit, the command will always ask for you to specific the block. You are able to use the block name for the majority, but sometimes they can get confusing, this is why there are numbers designated to blocks. You can view the item block names here: https://minecraftitemids.com/

| Block directions, waterlogged, upsidedown stairs, and more (1.13)

Since the 1.13 update has been implemented on the server, some things in WorldEdit have been changed. For example, the way in which you’re able to choose the direction of your stairs to face, etc. You are still able to do that, here’s how:

Here’s an example of the command:

Here’s an example of the command:

Here’s an example of the command:

Here’s an example of the different stair types:

If there’s a block that is built facing a certain direction, like stripped logs for example, you are also able to do that using WorldEdit.

In this screenshot:

The one on the left is the Z axis, so the block you are using in the command will be facing north and south.

The one in the middle is the Y axis, so the block you are using will be facing up/down.

And the one on the right is the X axis, so the block you are using will be facing west and east.

Slabs are able to be waterlogged in a WorldEdit command, and to be told whether they should be top half slabs, or bottom half slabs.

To set it to a waterlogged slab (it’s the same as a stair), you’ll use //(command) (type of slab)[​waterlogged=true/false]. The ‘(command)’ is the command you’re using, so //set, //walls, //replace etc, are some examples. The ‘(type of slab)’ is the slab you want to use in the command, so an example could be ‘oak_slab’ if I want that one.

Here’s an example of the command:

Here’s an example of the command:

| Setting a region (//set)

| Creating walls (//walls)

I have selected my region by right clicking the top right block of the pink area with my wand, and then left clicking the bottom left corner. I’ve then stood on the white block and typed //copy to copy the area I selected (pink rectangle). It’s suggested to remember where you have copied your selection from so when you go to paste it, it pastes in the correct position.

I stayed in the place where my region was copied from (white block), because I only want it to be rotated around one point. By typing //rotate 90 your clipboard will be rotated, but nothing will paste until you type //paste.

The clipboard was rotated four times by 90 degrees, and looks like this:

When using //rotate it’s a good idea to keep in mind that the clipboard will always rotate clockwise.

So, below is a screenshot of the build I’d like to flip.

| Changing biomes (//setbiome)

| Replacing blocks (//replace)

This command will allow you to move the region you have selected a certain amount of blocks and the direction you’d like it to.

| Fixing water (//fixwater)

| Draining water (//drain)

This feature allows you to build different structures from a distance.

A cylinder brush:

The smooth brush:

To disable brushes:

If you are wanting to disable the brush you have applied to your tool, just do //none.

| Undo-ing and redo-ing an action (//undo and //redo)

Patterns¶

Available Patterns¶

This list may be incomplete as patterns are added to WorldEdit. In addition, our API allows other plugins to register new patterns, which will not be listed here.

Here’s a video detailing some of these patterns which were added in WorldEdit 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5wCVMf3SvM

Single Block Pattern¶

Example: Single block patterns

Setting a selection to stone:

Setting a selection to a note block with a specific instrument and pitch:

Setting a selection to an oak stair block facing east with the bigger part on top:

Random Pattern¶

This pattern allows setting random blocks from any number of other patterns. The basic form is as simple as a comma-separated list of patterns, which will be chosen from evenly. You can also specify weights for each pattern with %

Example:: Random Patterns

Setting a selection to different types of stone, equally distributed:

Setting a selection to mostly red wool, with a small amount of glass (5:1 ratio, see note below):

You can use any other pattern as one of the choices, not just the single block pattern. Keep reading to see more patterns…

Random State Pattern¶

Prefixing any block type with an asterisk ( * ) will randomly choose between all states for that block for each position.

Example: Random State Pattern

Setting oak logs facing in random directions:

Clipboard Pattern¶

Example: Using the clipboard pattern

Replacing all existing blocks to your clipboard:

Using the clipboard in the first image to replace a hill. Note the repeating layers.

Using an offset to align the clipboard:

Type or State Applying Pattern¶

Example: Type/State Applying Patterns

Replacing all oak stairs to acacia stairs, while maintaining orientation, etc:

Removing the water from all waterloggable blocks:

Doubling up all slabs:

Block Category Pattern¶

This pattern allows setting random blocks within a block category, often referred to as a “tag”. Tags allow grouping blocks together under a single name. Minecraft comes with many tags inbuilt (see the link) and also allows creating and modifying tags via data packs. You may already have noticed these tags being used as a mask in the example above ( ##slabs ).

Example: Block Category Pattern Usage

Replacing all existing blocks with rainbow wool:

Setting the selection to random types of slabs, both top/bottom/double, and waterlogged at random:

Special Block Data Syntax¶

Some blocks have additional syntax for setting extra information.

Sign Text¶

Example: Setting sign text

With spaces and rotation:

Player Heads¶

You can set the skin of a player head by specifying a username after the pipe symbol.

Example: Setting a skin on a head

Mob Spawners¶

You can set the type of mob to be spawned (again via the pipe symbol). Note that the name of the mob must be an entity ID. Prefixing minecraft: is optional, modded mobs must have a namespace.

World Edit – 1.7.10 → 1.19.2

WorldEdit is a very powerful tool that will allow you to make big changes on your map in multiplayer but also on your single player game thanks to Forge. It is in line with other creation tools such as MC Edit and World Painter which have become essential.

Even if it is very widespread some features of the plugin and the minecraft mod are unknown to the general public, I will try as much as possible to talk about all the commands that exist.

Table of Contents

Regions

WorldEdit‘s regions system relies on selecting an area on which editing commands will be active, so first you need to learn how to select an area correctly.

Selecting a region

There are only two types of selections: cuboidal and polygonal. The latter is reserved for more experienced users because it is less convenient, so let’s start with the cuboidal selection.

Most of the commands described here can be undone with the //undo command, so don’t hesitate to use it if what you wanted to do is not the result you got.

The cuboidal selection consists in creating a selection block by designating two points which will be two opposite vertices in the cube (which is in fact not always a cube). Here is a little diagram to help you understand :

First of all you will need the WorldEdit magic wand, which by default is the wooden axe, which you can obtain by typing the following command : //wand. With this tool in hand, simply left click on a block to make it point 1 and right click on another to make it point 2.

Otherwise there are other, simpler but less intuitive ways of selecting an area :

Adjusting the selection

If your selection is not perfectly the one you want (this is usually noticed when the intended modification did not work), you can adjust it in different ways :

//expand : this command simply expands your selection, to use it there are several ways.

//contract : this command does the opposite effect of expand by reducing the selection.

//shift : this command how much to expand and contract by shifting your selection “cube” without moving any blocks! It is simply used by doing : //shift [direction]

Selection information

WorldEdit allows you to get information about the selection area by using a few commands :

//size : simply gives you the size of your selection by counting the air “blocks” (useful for checking that a selection is not too large)
//count : counts the number of blocks chosen in the selection
//distr : shows the distribution of blocks in the selection, for example :

Polygon selection

If the area you want to select is quite squiggly you can use the polygonal selection mode :

Operations on regions

Now that you have selected the area you need, we will see how to act on this selection with some commands that will be very useful :

//set : the whole selection is replaced by the selected block

//walls : allows you to create walls all around the selection with the chosen block

//outline : same as the previous one but with a floor and ceiling (basically it materializes the edges selected region)

//overlay : will lay the chosen block on top of every block in the selection, regardless of the shape of the terrain (useful if you want to put grass back on a hill without distorting it for example)

//move [direction] [block in replacement] : allows you to move the selection by a defined number of squares in the desired direction (same as //stack). If you choose a replacement block, the void created by the move will be filled by the chosen block, here is an example (bad) or I moved the ruins with the sand base and I filled the void created in with glass :

//smooth [number of iterations] : this command is very useful because it allows you to “smooth” the region by rounding the corners with an algorithm. If you put a number of iterations the algorithm will execute “rounding” the terrains by running the algorithm a number of times, for a better result. Note: for this command to be optimal, select a larger area containing air. The //expand will do the trick.

//regen : this command will allow you to regenerate the terrain as it was originally, each time the result will be the same. Be careful if you have used a terrain generation software other than the original one, you may have surprising results.

Paper press

Thanks to World Edit you will be able to copy and paste selected areas very easily, there is not much to do:

Copy/Paste

//cut [list of blocks] : same effect as the previous one except that what you copy is deleted. If you want you can put a list of blocks that will remain, for example grass and earth in order not to distort the landscape

Rotate the selection

//rotate [angle] : rotates the copied selection by an angle which is necessarily a multiple of 90 degrees (90, 180 or 270). The rotation is done around the point where the selection has been copied, if you want to rotate the selection you just have to stand in the middle to copy it

Saving and more

WorldEdit simply allows you to save and load schematic files, a format used by McEdit and many other programs (including those for redstone, pixel art, music, …). The files will be stored in a folder named Schematic on your server/.minecraft folder. If you don’t see it or if you don’t know where to create it save anything: it will be created automatically and you will know where to place your schematics to import.

//save : saves the selection that has been copied into the schematic folder with the chosen name
//load : loads the specified schematic into the clipboard, all you have to do is copy it
//clearclipboard : simply empties the clipboard, which saves some memory

Generate

WorldEdit will also allow you to generate different types of things simply :

//cyl [height] : generates a solid cylinder with the desired parameters. If you don’t set a height you will get a disk (height 1)

//hcyl [height] : generates an empty cylinder or a circle

pumpkins [size] : generates a “pumpkin forest”, not very useful but quite nice visually

Utilities

WorldEdit also has some useful functions for terraforming

//fillpit [depth] : fills holes directly without having to place a bunch of blocks. To do this put yourself in the middle of the hole and select the radius and possibly the depth (useless with water). In this way it is possible to create pools or fill a hole simply

//fillr : same as the previous one but automatically fills all the blocks of the hole located under your feet (useful if you don’t know precisely how deep it is)

//fixwater : removes all water currents in the selected radius, creating a flat expanse. You can also type “Replacenear 8,9 8“

/fixlava : same but with lava, the “long” command becomes “Replacenear 10,11 10“

/removeabove [hauteur] : removes all blocks above you on the chosen height, useful to remove “towers” fates to observe the surroundings for example

/removebelow [depth] : same but below you

/removenear : removes all chosen blocks in an area around you

/replacenear : like the previous one, replaces selected blocks with others in an area around you

/snow : simulates a snowfall in a selected radius, a layer of snow will cover all blocks where possible and water will be changed to ice

/thaw : reverse effect, melt snow and ice in the chosen radius

/butcher : kill all mobs located in the chosen radius

/ex [radius]> : extinguishes fire in an area around you. By default the radius is 40 if you don’t specify anything

/tree [type] : the object you are holding becomes a tree tool of the chosen type (the same as for forest generation), right click on the ground will create one.

//repl : the object you hold becomes a tool that replaces the blocks you hit with the one you want.

/none : disables the two previous commands (the tool becomes normal again)

/cycler : recycles the “value” of the block you click on, for example, changes the type of wood, the color of wool, the shape of the rail, …

/br sphere [ray] : creates spheres where you aim.

/br cyl [ray] [height] : ditto creating cylinders

/br clipboard [-a] : copies the clipboard where you are looking. If you specify “-a”, the air will not be copied

/brush smooth [size] [number of iterations] : same effect as //smooth but at distance

Moving around

/unstuck : if you are stuck, this will free you (very frequent when generating spheres or cylinders)

/ascend : takes you up to the nearest block above you

/descend : takes you down to the nearest block below you

/ceil [space] : takes you up to the ceiling of the room you are in, i.e. a glass block will be placed on top of you so that you just pass between the ceiling and it and you are teleported to it. If you want more space above your head you can specify a value in addition

/up : raises you to the desired height, your feet will rest on a glass block

Data value syntaxes

Panel text : you just have to separate the lines by vertical bars (key of 6) and to put “_” instead of spaces : for example : //set sign|Line1|Line2_Text|Line3

Type of mob spawner : use a vertical bar followed by the name of the mob, for example //set mobspawner|creeper

Note block score : use the vertical bar followed by the number of clicks corresponding to the score (between 0 and 24)

Other data value : use the id or the name of the item followed by “:” and the chosen value, for example crops:6 is almost ripe wheat. You can find on the official Minecraft wiki all the possible data values associated to the blocks but we can note for example that it’s possible to change the orientation of an oven or the shape of a rail

Patterns : here is something very useful, the patterns. Concretely it is possible with the commands set, replace, overlay, fill and fillr not to select a single block but a list of blocks with a fixed distribution, an example is better than a long speech so : //set 5%diamondore,95%stone will create for example a cube with 95% stone and 5% diamond ores. If you want an equitable distribution it is useless to put percentages

World Edit updates

Discover the latest changes made to the mod.

World Edit 7

Many changes have been made to WorldEdit 7, offering exciting new possibilities when editing your world or creating plugins. Many new features have been added since the last time.

What’s New in World Edit 7 – 11/06/2019

Block Parsing

Since block metadata has been removed from the game, we have implemented a system to reference block states using the official Minecraft format. For example, the definition of a snowy grass block is as follows, grass_block [snowy = true]. This sets the snowy property to true. A list of block properties is available on the Minecraft wiki. If a block contains multiple properties, you can set them with a comma separator, such as lever[powered=false,facing=north,face=ceiling]. If you do not want to specify all properties, you can omit them and the default value will be used.

Another feature of the new block parser is the ability to set properties without touching the type or to change the type without touching the properties. If you use ^ instead of the type, it will set the properties without changing the type. For example, ^[waterlogged = true] will set all applicable blocks to their waterlogged variant. If you use ^ before the type without the properties, it will set the type without changing the properties. For example, ^brick_slab on a group of waterlogged slabs will set them to brick but retain the waterlogged state. If you include both, for example in ^brick_slab[waterlogged=false], the non-waterlogged brick tiles will be defined, while retaining whether they are placed on top or bottom.

For legacy reasons, it is still possible to use numeric block identifiers and the old “colors for wool” parser, such as red for red wool. This is not supported and is only a temporary measure to help people migrate.

Server selection interface

Many people use the unofficial client addon known as WorldEditCUI. Due to recent changes to Minecraft, we were able to add a limited version of this to WorldEdit itself.

It has the limitation of requiring the user to be in create mode and only supports cuboid selections smaller than 32x32x32. These are limitations in the way we display selections, and cannot be fixed without a client mod.

If you do not wish to use this feature, it can be toggled per user with the //drawsel command or disabled entirely in the configuration.

Schematics

Another change with regard to schemas is that plugins can now add new schema formats and can also intelligently retrieve the format of a schema file. This should make it possible to use smaller or more specific formats with WorldEdit, without the need to add them to the main plugin.

Minecraft 1.13 has added a system for tagging groups of blocks, items or fluids. Some of these are provided by Minecraft and listed on the Minecraft wiki. Otherwise they can be added in data packs.

World Edit allows you to use them as masks, to modify only the blocks corresponding to the tag. These are specified using the syntax ##namespace:tagname. The namespace rules apply as for block parsing, which means you don’t need to specify it if it’s just minecraft. An example of using this in a mask is //gmask ##wool. This mask would just match wool blocks. If a mod adds new wool blocks, they can add them to the wool label and it will also match.

Tags can also be used as a pattern, acting in the same way as random patterns. The content of the tag is applied in the same way to the whole selected area. If the * character is used before the tag name, all block states will be applied, not just the default states. For example, //set ##*logs would also define all states for all logs, not just all log types.

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//hpos1 worldedit.selection.hpos Назначить первой позицией для выделения блок на который вы смотрите

//hpos2 worldedit.selection.hpos Назначить второй позицией для выделения блок на который вы смотрите

//wand worldedit.wand Получить предмет для выделения (деревянный топор по умолчанию)

/toggleeditwand worldedit.wand.toggle Вкл./откл. функциональность предмета для выделения

//distr [-c/-d] worldedit.analysis.distr Показать распределение блоков (типы и количество) в выделенном регионе, [-c] – показать распределение блоков в буфере обмена, [-d] – разделяет одинаковые типы блоков с разными данными (типы древесины, цвета шерсти и т.д.)

//count [-d] worldedit.analysis.count Показать количество определенных блоков в выделеном регионе, [-d] – разделяет одинаковые типы блоков с разными данными (типы древесины, цвета шерсти и т.д.)

//size [-c] worldedit.selection.size Показать информацию о выделенном регионе, [-c] – показать информацию о содержимом буфера обмена
Операции с регионом

//hollow [ [ ]] worldedit.region.hollow Выдолбить изнутри объект, находящийся в выделенном регионе, оставив стенки толщиной блоков. Опционально можно заменить выдолбленную область блоком

//overlay worldedit.region.overlay Покрыть поверхность в выделенном регионе блоком

//naturalize worldedit.region.naturalize Положить сверху 3 уровня грязи и камень под ней

//walls worldedit.region.walls Окружить выделенный кубоид четырьмя стенами из блока

//faces worldedit.region.faces Построить стены, пол и потолок (коробку) вокруг выделенного кубоида из блока

//smooth [-n] [iterations] worldedit.region.smooth Сгладить (сделать реалистичнее) выбранный регион с интенсивностью [iterations], [-n] – сглаживать только натуральные (природные) структуры

//regen worldedit.regen Заново сгенерировать выделенный регион (восстановить изначальный вид)

//deform [-r/-o] worldedit.region.deform Со сжатием деформировать выделенный регион

//replace [-f] worldedit.region.replace Заменить определенные блоки другими блоками в выбранном регионе (при указании только заменяет ими все блоки)

//stack [-s/-a] [count] [direction] worldedit.region.stack Продлить выделенный регион на [count] блоков в направлении [direction], [-a] – пропустить блоки воздуха, [-s] – shifts the selection to the last stacked copy

//set worldedit.region.set Заполнить весь выделенный регион блоком

//center worldedit.region.center Установить центральный блок (блоки) выделенного региона
Операции с чанками

/chunkinfo worldedit.chunkinfo Показать информацию по чанку в
котором вы находитесь

/listchunks worldedit.listchunks Показать список чанков, которые включает ваше выделение

/delchunks worldedit.delchunks Удалить чанки, которые включает ваше выделение
Операции с буфером обмена

//schematic Показать команды для работы с файлами

//schematic list [-d/-n] worldedit.schematic.list Показать список доступных файлов

//schematic formats worldedit.schematic.formats Показать список доступных форматов

//schematic load [-f] [format] worldedit.schematic.load Загрузить файл под именем в формате [format]

//schematic save [format] worldedit.schematic.save Сохранить файл под именем в формате [format]

/clearclipboard worldedit.clipboard.clear Очистить буфер обмена

//load worldedit.clipboard.load Загрузить файл

//save worldedit.clipboard.save Сохранить файл

//copy [-e] worldedit.clipboard.copy Скопировать выбранный регион, [-e] – для копирования сущностей в нем

//flip [-p] [dir] worldedit.clipboard.flip Отразить содержимое буфера обмена в направлении [dir], при указании [-p] отражается вокруг игрока, а не вокруг центра выделения

//cut [-e] [leave-id] worldedit.clipboard.cut Вырезать выбранный регион и заменить его блоками [leave-id], [-e] – для вырезания также сущностей в нем

//paste [-o/-a] worldedit.clipboard.paste Вставить содержимое буфера обмена, [-o] – вставить в изначальной позиции, [-a] – пропустить блоки воздуха при вставке
Управление снимками

/snapshot Показать команды для работы со снимками

/snapshot use worldedit.snapshots.restore Выбрать снимок для его использования

/snapshot sel worldedit.snapshots.restore Выбрать снимок базируясь на id в списке

/snapshot list [num] worldedit.snapshots.list Показать список снимков

/snapshot after worldedit.snapshots.restore Выбрать ближайший снимок после даты

/snapshot before worldedit.snapshots.restore Выбрать ближайший снимок перед датой

/restore [snapshot] worldedit.snapshots.restore Восстановить выделение из снимка [snapshot]
Управление историей действий

//clearhistory worldedit.history.clear Очистить историю

//undo [num-steps] [player] worldedit.history.undo Отменить последнюю команду или определенное количество [num-steps] команд для игрока [player]

//redo [num-steps] [player] worldedit.history.redo Возвратить последнюю отмененную команду или определенное количество [num-steps] команд для игрока [player]

/superpickaxe Выбрать режим суперкирки

/superpickaxe area worldedit.superpickaxe.area Переключить суперкирку в режим удаления зоны радиусом (от 1 до 5)

/superpickaxe recur worldedit.superpickaxe.recursive Переключить суперкирку в режим удаления целого кубоида определенных блоков при ударе в его центр

/superpickaxe single worldedit.superpickaxe Переключить суперкирку в режим единичного удаления блоков

/tool При добавлении tool перед любой из последующих команд можно привязать к предмету в руке инструмент, который замещает его прямое назначение и используется ПКМ

/repl worldedit.tool.replacer Инструмент замещения любых блоков на блок

/cycler worldedit.tool.data-cycler Инструмент циклирования данных блока (изменение цвета шерсти, типа древесины и т.д.)

worldedit.tool.flood-fill Инструмент
заливки (изменение однотипных соприкасающихся блоков в радиусе на блок

/deltree worldedit.tool.deltree Инструмент удаления летающих кусков деревьев

/farwand worldedit.tool.farwand Инструмент выделения на расстоянии

/lrbuild worldedit.tool.lrbuild Инструмент разрушения и строительства на расстоянии
/info worldedit.tool.info Инструмент информации о блоке

/tree [type] worldedit.tool.tree Инструмент генерации деревьев типа [type]

/brush smooth [-n] [radius] [iterations] worldedit.brush.smooth Выбрать кисть сглаживания поверхности радиусом [radius], с интенсивностью [iterations], [-n] – сглаживать только натуральные (природные) структуры

/brush gravity [-h] [radius] worldedit.brush.gravity Выбрать кисть симуляции гравитации (заставляет блоки падать) на [radius] блоков вниз

/brush clipboard [-a] worldedit.brush.clipboard Выбрать кисть буфера обмена, [-a] – пропустить блоки воздуха

/brush ex worldedit.brush.ex Выбрать кисть тушения пожара

/mat worldedit.brush.options.material Задать материал кисти

/size worldedit.brush.options.size Задать размер кисти (максимум 6)

/mask worldedit.brush.options.mask Задать маску кисти

/range worldedit.brush.options.range Задать диапазон кисти

/none Отвязать инструмент от предмета в руке
Утилиты

//toggleplace Переключить между первой выделенной позицией и вашим текущим положением, как будто вы находитесь на первой позиции (полезно при использовании команд, которые действуют вокруг блока на котором вы находитесь)

Clipboard¶

WorldEdit has a powerful clipboard function that allows you to copy an area, paste it, and even save it to and load it from files. Clipboard contents are currently only cuboids and copying use the region you have selected.

Also like history, your current clipboard can be cleared with the /clearclipboard command.

Copy and cut¶

The //copy command copies your current selection to your session’s clipboard, keeping track of where you are relative to the copy. The second part of that sentence is very important; if you want to later paste, for example, a bridge so that it is under where you are standing, you must stand in a location above the bridge when you make the copy. This method allows you to easily align your later paste because you can plan ahead a bit; it requires some spatial abilities to master the copying process but you will find it particularly helpful once you get the hang of it.

//cut works just like //copy except that it also deletes the selected area afterwards. By default, it leaves air, but you can also specify a different block to leave behind.

This remembers your current position relative to the copy. This is a very important concept to grasp otherwise you will not be able to control where you paste your copy!

Both commands have three additional flags:

Pasting¶

A primer on how relative positions work for clipboards

Like the copy/cut commands, the paste command also allows the same three flags:

In addition, there are some additional flags:

Rotating¶

Sometimes you may want to rotate your copy. The //rotate [x] [z] command currently lets you rotate your copy around the Y (up-down) axis 90 degrees or at any multiple of 90 degrees. To be accurate, it actually allows you to revolve your copy around the relative offset that you were at when you originally made the copy. If you wanted to rotate a copy around its center, you would have had to stand in the middle of the copy when you had made it.

Rotating around your relative position

Flipping¶

The //flip [direction] command flips the current clipboard across the plane perpendicular to the given direction. By default this direction will be whichever way you are facing, but you can also specify it explicitly. There are three planes you can flip across: XY, YZ, and XZ. The mapping used is included below for reference.

Flipping the clipboard across a plane

Loading and Saving¶

WorldEdit can work with “schematic” files to save or load your clipboard to disk.

A note on schematic formats

Note that WorldEdit can still import old “.schematic” files saved in older versions (or third party programs) through a legacy compatibility layer, but they can no longer be written to.

Relative positions and schematics

Both the origin of the copy and your offset to the copy are saved with the file so that you can load it back later on and paste the copy at its original location or relative to you as if you had copied it. You should be familiar with how //copy and //paste store your relative position.

Note that third party software which uses the format may not necessarily use relative positions as WorldEdit does, so they may not have that information.

Schematic Management¶

List available schematics

Listing available formats

Although the note above only mentions the older “MCEdit” schematic format and the newer “Sponge” schematic format, WorldEdit actually has no limit on how clipboards are stored. Third-party plugins can register new formats with WorldEdit for saving and/or loading.

Schematic Storage¶

If you want to share schematic folders between servers/installations, or simply want to store them elsewhere, you will have to enable the “allow-symbolic-links” option in the config.

Introduction

4 years ago, I made a blog with a tutorial on how to easily populate your terrain with flowers, plants and grass. This tutorial is quite outdated, however, so I decided to make a new one. The old one works for older versions of the game. This tutorial is up-to-date for version 1.16.5, using the FAWE fork for World-Edit version 7.2.

So, let’s get planting!

First of all, you will need to have a basic understanding about how brushes work in World-Edit. I would recommend watching some guides if you have not used them before. If you understand how brushes work, including the usage of masks, global masks and region actions such as the //replace command, you know all you have to know to do this.

Note: Using the regular version of World-Edit, it seems that the mask commands do not always function correctly! If you are using World-Edit, consider switching to FastAsyncWorldEdit. The commands should work better, and it is much, much faster, and less likely to crash.

Note: If you are new to World-Edit, make sure to regularly back-up any project, because using these commands incorrectly can destroy your worlds quite easily!

Note: I still use legacy ID’s from an earlier version of Minecraft. World-Edit still understands these ID’s, and it makes the commands a lot shorter. You can replace any ID in all the commands by the plant name, but for longer commands, you may run into the character limit of Minecraft messages. If you hold a stick and type //info, you can then use that stick on any block to see it’s name and blockstate, but you will also be able to see the old ID if it had any. Use this to your advantage.

Goals

The goals of this tutorial are to teach you how to easily plant:

— Tall grass, ferns and flowers
— Low grassy plants, or:
— Low grassy plants and small bushes, or:
— Low plants, grass, flowers and bushes.

— Teach you a little bit about the mechanics behind the commands I use, so you can apply them in other scenarios!

Section 1: Tall grass, ferns and flowers

As this step is quite long, I added an image with visual instructions that you can view here. This image depicts the LONG version as described below!

Otherwise, just follow these steps and use these commands in the correct order. I’ve created a short and a long version. If you know what you are doing, feel free to follow the short version. If you want to know what the commands mean and why these must be used in order, feel free to read through the long version.

Note: Several intermediary steps will create blocks that cannot normally exist in survival in the same way. It is possible that these steps will not work, or that placed blocks will randomly dissappear. To prevent this, either use a third-party plugin that prevents blocks from updating, or change the gamerule randomTickSpeed to ‘0’ with the command «/gamerule randomTickSpeed 0». This will also stop all other blocks from updating! Trees and crops will stop growing, fire stops spreading, etc. This is very useful when building, but may interupt some things in the world. The default speed is 3, so if you want to re-enable the random ticks, type «/gamerule randomTickSpeed 3» when you are done planting plants.

Note: Something to keep in mind, is that these commands assume that you have no tall plants in the region yet! If you have any pre-existing tall plants, or even half plants, such as rose bush tops or tall grass bottoms, which are also planted using the commands in the next section, either remove them first, or temporarily change them into placeholder blocks, such as colored wool. As this would be quite tedious, I would recommend just removing any pre-existing plants tall/half plants if you want to follow the following steps.

Step 1: Pick out the place you want to populate with plants and flowers and select a tool from your inventory.

Step 2: While holding your tool, execute command 1a and command 1b, and click on the area you want to populate. You can use it multiple times on a larger area if you want to paint a bigger surface with flowers.

Command 1a: /br sphere 15%175:10,50%0,0.1%175:8,175:9,2%175:11,175:12,175:13 15
This command will place a variety of tall plants. It will plant the top part of the plants. This is intentional, as the blockstate ‘half’ will be used in a later global mask command to replace only the plant blocks you place with this brush.

The last number in the command is the radius. You can increase or decrease it. Note that large radii may require a lot of computing power. A decently powerful server should easily be able to handle brushes with a size up to 30 blocks. Don’t make them too large if you are unsure if it may crash your server. The percentages indicate the weight of that block in the random pattern. The first percentage is for tall grass, and the second is for air. If you want more grass, increase the first one. If you want less empty blocks, decrease the second percentage. You can also increase the second percentage if you want fewer tall plants and more lower plants as explained in the next part of the tutorial.

Command 1b: /mask «>2 0»
This mask tells the brush to only work over grass blocks that are empty.

The mask could also be «>2,3 0» if you want to also place plants on dirt. You can also use other masks, as long as you do not forget the ‘0’. If you are unfamiliar with the old block ID’s, you can also use the new block names, for example: /mask «>grass_block,dirt,coarse_dirt air»

//copy
Now look straight down, jump up and place a block below you without moving in any other direction. In other words: Move up one block in the Y direction by placing a block under you.

Step 5: Now execute the following commands in order. Make sure you do NOT forget one, as this will very likely destroy the selected area.

Command 3a: //gmask «>^=[half=upper] 0»
This command will enable a global mask that tells World-Edit that the operations you want to execute must only be applied to blocks that are exactly above a block with the blockstate «[​half=upper]». In other words, you just copied the region that contains the recently placed plants, and this command will make sure that the next command will only apply to the blocks above those plant tops, which all have the blockstate «half=upper» and it also makes sure that those blocks are currently air, and thus not occupied by another block.

Command 3b: //paste
This command will basically paste the entire selection, but one block (Y+1) higher, basically shifting everything up exactly one block. However, because you used the global mask, it will only do this for blocks that were above the plant tops you just placed, and those block are currently air.

Command 3c: //gmask
This command disables the global mask, which is necessary for the next command.

Command 3d: //replace «^=[half=upper] >2» ^[half=lower] This command replace the bottom half of the double plants you just created with actual bottom halfs by changing the blockstate from «half=upper» to «half=lower». The command defines that the blockstates of all blocks that meet the criteria of having the blockstate «half=upper» and being placed on top of a grass block, should be changed to «half=lower». This completes the last step. You should now have created natural-looking double plants!

Note that if you changed the //mask in the second step, you will also need to have changed this in command 3d. For example, if you used //mask «>2,3 0», the second argument in command 3d should become «^=[​half=upper] >2,3».

Section 2: Low grass, plants, flowers and bushes

This step is a little bit more straight forward, as you only have to use brushes. In this section I will provide several example commands to place different types of low plants to populate your terrain in different ways.

The following commands will only populate the terrain with grass and various ‘grassy’ plant/shrub types. If you also want to add colorfull flowers, use the third brush instead of the first or second one, but do read the explanation below the first brush, as it contains some relevant information if you don’t know it yet.

Note: If you have skipped to this section but also want to add tall plants, please make sure you read section 1 first, and place any tall plants before using these brushes, as these also include some ‘half’ tall plants. For more explanation about how the brushes and masks work, you can read the second step of the long explanation in section 1.

Brush 1: Just grass

To just plant grass and ferns (a mixture of regular low grass/ferns and half tall grass/fern blocks), pick a tool, and use the following brush and mask commands:

You can also increase the radius of the brush by increasing the last number in the brush command.

The first percentage is the weight of the grass in the randomizer. The second and third blocks are the top and bottom half of double/tall grass plants. These may unexpectedly dissappear if your world has random ticks enabled. Read the first note in section 1 to learn how to prevent this from happening.

Brush 2: Fancy grass with various green shrubs and plants

This brush will plant grass, as well as various green shrubs, plants and bushes.

/br sphere 50%31:1,25%175:2,25%175:10,70%0,5%31:2,5%175:11 10 /mask «>2 0»
Brush 3a: Grass and flower preset

This brush will plant grass and red flowers. The reason it plants red flowers, is because you can easily change these into any other combination of flowers with a second brush. You could plant all grass and flowers using one brush, but you would be limited by the character limit in Minecraft chat. Therefor, this can be used as an intermediary step to later change the red flowers into the ones you desire.

The commands are as follows:

/br sphere 50%31:1,25%175:2,25%175:10,70%0,5%31:2,5%175:11,3%wheat[age=1],3%carrots[age=4],2%sweet_berry_bush[age=0],2%sweet_berry_bush[age=1],bamboo_sapling,10%38 10 /mask «>2 0» The last percentage in the brush command determines the weight of the flowers or plants in the mix. If you want to have many flowers, you can increase this percentage to 20, 30, or whatever you want. If you want fewer flowers, you can lower it.

Brush 3b: Colorful flower paradise

This brush will change the flowers you placed with brush 3a into a colorful range of flowers, bushes, plants and mushrooms that will give your terrain a very vibrant atmosphere. It is advisable to use a separate tool to apply this brush to.

/br sphere 37,38,38:1,38:2,38:3,38:4,38:5,38:6,38:7,38:8,lily_of_the_valley,cornflower,0.8%40,0.5%39,0.1%crimson_fungus,0.05%warped_fungus,0.01%crimson_roots,0.5%*sweet_berry_bush,0.5%175:12,0.5%175:13,0.5%175:9 25 /mask 38
Note that the mask in this brush is different! It is important that you do not forget to change the mask, or use a separate tool for this entirely. You can remove, add or change the weight of any of the flowers in here. Because there are many flowers in here, I needed to use the old ID’s where possible to fit the command into the character limit. If you are unsure which ID stands for what plant, you can use //info while holding a stick and click on the plants to see their ID or name. You can also change the weight of each plant by adding a / changing the percentage.

Brush 3c: Fiery flower valley

This brush, like brush 3b, changes the red flowers placed with brush 3a into a range of red, orange and yellow flowers and plants. This is an example of how you can customize the flower selection in your brush to match the specific palette of atmosphere you are looking for.

/br sphere 38,0.2%38:4,0.2%38:5,0.8%40,0.5%39,0.1%crimson_fungus,0.1%crimson_roots,0.5%sweet_berry_bush[age=2],0.5%sweet_berry_bush[age=3],0.5%175:12 25 /mask 38
You can change the brush into any other combination to plant the flowers you want! Some interesting blocks that I used in this tutorial are crops in various growth stages, mushrooms, half tall plants and bamboo for example, but you could probably find many other cool blocks that fit well in the mix. Experiment as much as you can, and you will be guaranteed to create cooler worlds and landscapes in no time!

This sums up how you can use these brushes in various ways to plant different types of plants and grass in your world. You can modify these commands, experiment a bit, and refine them to suit your needs. I only could include a few examples, but the possibilities are virtually limitless.

I hope this tutorial is useful to some. Feel free to ask any questions or let me know about any mistakes or suggestions for this tutorial.

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How to use WorldEdit

This page was last verified for Vintage Story version 1.15.

World Edit is a tool set for Vintage Story that offers powerful tools to paint three dimensionally with blocks. The tool set is available through textual commands but can also be controlled to a large extend through a graphical interface invoked by default by the Tilde key.

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Graphical interface

The graphical interface is activated using the tilde (`) key, it’s above the Tab key. If it doesn’t work, check your keyboard controls in the settings. You have to be in creative mode to use it.

This UI makes use of the same feature set as the world edit commands (it literally just sends world edit commands to the server for you), however it does not support all of the commands yet, for example Area selection and modification has yet to added to the GUI

In addition the right settings windows allow some extra settings, some of which are not available through worldedit.

Console interface

Some commands allow setting decimal numbers, you might need to use a comma (,) instead of dot (.) for entering those.

Setting Range

Block Selection Preview

Undo / Redo

Select, Import, Export, Clear, Fill

Each tool has it’s own set of commands to configure it. The tool has to be selected in order to be able to configure it.

Paint Brush Tool

Left mouse click: No effect
Right mouse click: Places blocks in given shape of currently selected block in your hotbar

Raise and Lower Tool

Left mouse click: Lower Terrain
Right mouse click: Raise Terrain (will place the block you have currently selected in your hotbar)

Air brush Tool

Left mouse click: Randomly remove a bunch of blocks within a given radius, only works in draw mode ‘Replace’
Right mouse click: Randomly place a bunch of blocks within a given radius

Erode Tool

Left mouse click: No effect
Right mouse click: Erode an area by averaging the height of the terrain

Import Tool

Left mouse click: No effect
Right mouse click: Import one of the supplied blockdata files at the selected position
Drag&Drop Schematic file into the game window: Sets the source file that should be imported

Eraser Tool

Left mouse click: Removes blocks in given shape of currently selected block in your hotbar
Right mouse click: No effect

Grow / Shrink Tool

Left mouse click: Shrinks all shapes inside given radius
Right mouse click: Grows all shapes inside given radius

Line Tool

Left mouse click: Marks the select position as the start point of the line
Right mouse click: Draws the line from chosen start point to selected point

TreeGen Tool

Left mouse click: No effect
Right mouse click: Places a tree at given selected position (a placeable block should be selected in hotbar)

You can also add your own tree variant by adding a new tree generator config in assets/worldgen/tree/

Flood Fill Tool

Left mouse click: Tries to erase selected area within given radius
Right mouse click: Tries to flood fill selected area within given radius (will also replace all blocks of Plant block material)

Common Questions¶

General¶

Why don’t any commands work?¶

If no commands work, it may because WorldEdit failed to start:

If those solutions do not help you, you will need to look through your startup log:

How old is WorldEdit?¶

WorldEdit began in September 2010 for the “hMod” modding platform by sk89q. Later on, WorldEdit was ported to Bukkit, and eventually to Forge and other platforms.

Who works on WorldEdit?¶

WorldEdit has been developed by many people, and large portions of WorldEdit include contributed code. The list of top contributors can be found on GitHub.

World-Editing¶

Commands all return “0 blocks changed” even though they should be changing.¶

My server crashes when I do large edits (1 million blocks or more)!¶

If your client is disconnected / timed out, these instructions will not fix that. At this time, WorldEdit does not attempt to keep clients connected while processing edits. These instructions only allow for the server to actually complete the edit.

The two most likely causes for this are either the watchdog crashing your server, or it running out of memory.

To fix the watchdog crashing the server, try increasing the watchdog timeout for your server. For Spigot/Paper, this is timeout-time in the spigot.yml file. For Forge/Fabric, it is max-tick-time in the server.properties file. This should not be needed in most cases, however, as WorldEdit already ticks the watchdog automatically.

My client crashes when I do large edits (1 million blocks or more) in single-player!¶

You can use the same instructions as the server case above, but you don’t need to worry about the watchdog. Single-player does not use a watchdog.

How do I remove a tool/brush from the item I’m holding?¶

Use the /tool none or /brush none command while holding the item. These are both currently the same command, so it doesn’t matter which one you pick.

Why isn’t sign text/chest contents/entities/etc working?¶

On all versions of WorldEdit, you need to have the worldedit.setnbt permission (which can be granted through OP) in order to set block entities.

This is due to a conflict with the Enchantable mod by MrCrayFish, described here.

You can either remove the mod, or use the long range wand tool.

WorldEdit Basics

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WorldEdit

In this guide we’ll go through the most useful basic WorldEdit concepts, tools and commands. For a complete list of WorldEdit commands and tools, click here.

Block id:meta

Each block has a name and a number by which WE recognises them. For example, a dirt block is known as «dirt» and «3», a block of wool can be called either «wool» or «35», and so on.

Open your inventory and press f3 + h. Now, when you hover your mouse pointer over a block, you’ll get a tooltip telling you the block name and id:meta of the block.

Meta is basically a variant of a certain block. For example, white wool can be «wool:white» or «35:0» (note: «wool:0» or «35:white» will also work), and orange wool is «wool:orange» or «35:1». If you don’t specify the meta type you want, WE will use the value of 0. So, «//set wool» fills the selection with white wool. Also, if meta is not specified, WE will apply the given command to all metatypes of a block. For example «//replace wool dirt» will change wool of any colour within the selection into dirt.

All WE brushes, selection commands and masks will also accept multiple block types at once. For example, to fill your selection with an even mix of white and orange wool, type «//set wool:white,wool:orange» (or //set 35:0,35:1). You can use as many different block types you want.

If you don’t want an even mix, you can specify percentages for each block type. So, «//set 90%35:0,10%35:1» fills your selection with (approximately) 90% white and 10% orange wool. A good example of this is the basic grassland ground mix consisting of mostly grass, with some dirt (3) and gravel (13) scattered here and there: «//set 95%2,3%3,2%13»

Tools and brushes:

With an empty hand, type //wand and you’ll be given a wooden axe. This’ll be your standard tool for making WE selections.

Brushes

Brushes can be bound to pretty much all tools, weapons and other non-placeable items (sticks, feathers, blaze rods etc). Note: you can also bind a WE tool (usually by accident) to empty hand, so make sure you’re holding the item you want to use as a brush when typing the command. To get rid of the brush, just drop the item (or if you want to keep the item without a WE brush bound to it, type «//none»)

Spherical brush: //br s [id:meta] [radius]

Cylinder brush: //br cyl [id:meta] [radius] [height]

Spherical brush will create a ball of blocks specified with [id:meta], of size defined with [radius]. As diameter is radius times two and the minimum diameter of a brush is 1, [radius] of 3 will give you a seven blocks wide ball. In addition to [radius], cylinder brush also accepts a height value (If you don’t define a height, you’ll get a one block thick disc). So, «//br cyl 35:0 3 4» will create a 7 blocks wide, 4 blocks tall cylinder of white wool, with the center of the bottom layer on the block where you click with the brush. Height value can also be negative; in that case the block you click with the brush will be the center of the top layer of the cylinder. Currently maximum radius/height for a WE brush is 10.

Basic Commands

//set [id:meta]

Fills the selection with specified block(s).

This tutorial is quite outdated. It still works for versions around 1.12 and below, but please read this updated blog if you want to learn about planting flowers in later versions of Minecraft and Worldedit.

Hello there! If you are a builder or terraformer, you’ve probably wondered how you can plant flowers in a efficient and dynamical way without having to plant them by hand or using bonemeal. If you haven’t figured it out yet, World-Edit has several functions that will make your life so much easier that I’m going to share with you right now!

//flora command

First of all, there is the ‘//flora’ command. Simply select a region and execute this command. Grass, poppies and dandelions will be spawned on top of random empty grass blocks. This is a very easy command if you do not need custom plant distribution or special flowers.

Command:

— Pros: Easy to use, requires no additional masks, little no nothing that can go wrong
— Cons: Not customizable, only spawns selective flowers.

Low flower brushes

This method is extremely volatile and allows you to paint flowers to your map in a very dynamic and adaptive way. The command lines may seem daunting at first, but if you try out to modify it and experiment with it in a safe environment, you will notice that it’s actually really easy to customize this command to your particular desires!

Note 1: This command works on World-Edit brushes. Make sure you execute both the main command and the mask command on the same brush tool! If you forget this, you can potentially mess up your project without the possibility to use the //undo command! Do not forget the apostrophes!
Note 2: The brush size on this command is ‘5’, but I would recommend using a size of 10 for larger surfaces. You can change the limit in the World-Edit configuration file.

Commands:

The first command basically stands for this:
— 90% Grass
— 50% Air
— 1% Fern
— 1% Of every flower (11% in total)

Note that these percentages are actually proportional, and not in actual percentages. 90% grass just means it will spawn 90 as much as any flower that spawns at a rate of 1%. If you want to leave out any flower, or change the ratio, just look up their item ID and either remove them or add a percentage rating in front of their ID.

— Pros: Very flexible, fully customizable, fast and volatile, unlimited combinations
— Cons: Dangerous if executed poorly, may take some time to master, does not fill entire fields

Another way to use this command, is by selecting a region, and executing these commands in this particular order. Do NOT forget to use the /gmask command first, or you may destroy your project!

— Pros: Fully customizable, extremely fast, unlimited combinations
— Cons: Dangerous if executed poorly, may take some time to master, does not leave open grass fields

High flower brushes

These commands are similar to the previous commands, but they require one extra more step. Tall flowers consist of two blocks, which means that a single brush cannot spawn them in. There is a workaround for this by simply using two brushes. Before you use this brush, make sure you understand the working of the previous brushes.

For this action, you will need two separate tools. On the first tool, you execute these brush binds:

Note: The brush sizes in these examples are 4 and 5 respectively. It is highly recommended that the second brush is a little bit bigger, because it will need to cover the entire radius of the first brush in order to work correctly. If you use higher brush radii, consider using the sizes 8 and 10 respectively.

On the second brush, you execute these binds:

Now continue by clicking on the ground with the first brush. Immediately after that, switch to the second brush and click on the center of the generated flowers. Because your second brush has a larger radius, it does not have to be 100% accurate, but the further your aim is off, the more flowers will remain unfinished. Make sure you use the second brush very soon after using the first one. Some unfinished flowers tend to pop up and disappear if you leave them be.

The first command basically stands for this:

— 50% Air
— 0.1% Sunflower
— 1% Lilac
— 8% Tall grass
— 2% Tall fern
— 1% Rose bush
— 1% Peony

— Pros: Very flexible, fully customizable, fast and volatile, unlimited combinations
— Cons: Dangerous is executed poorly, may take some time to master, does not fill entire fields, may leave some half flowers

Note 1: For this command too, there is a way to populate selections. Just select a region and execute these four commands in order. Again, be very careful not to forget any, and test out the sequence thoroughly before applying it to any serious project. Always make back-ups before using these commands!
Note 2: If you want to plant both small and large flowers, it is recommended to use this sequence first, because this command leaves more open space! You can experiment with the different proportions of course. If you decide to use these commands as I provided them, the small flowers should come last.
Note 3: Make sure you select a region that is at least two blocks higher than the highest grass block, or the flowers will not all be completed!

— Pros: Very flexible, fully customizable, fast and volatile, unlimited combinations, does not leave half flowers
— Cons: Dangerous if executed poorly, may take some time to master, needs to be executed quite fast, or flowers will disappear

I hope this guide can prove to be useful for you! If you have any questions, comment them down below, and I’ll do my best to answer them.

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Expression Syntax¶

The WorldEdit expression parser is supposed to work like Java and related languages, with a few subtle differences:

Operators¶

The expression parser uses Java’s precedence rules, with the following exceptions and additions:

= ) has a priority of 7

Binary infix¶

These operators are put between their two operands.

These operators interpret their operands as 32 bit integers and operate on their bits.

These operators interpret everything greater than zero as true and everything else as false. They return 1 for true and 0 for false.

These operators compare their operands and return 1 for true and 0 for false.

These operators require a variable on the left side. Using the simple assignment operator ( = ) to assign to a non-existant variable creates a temporary variable.

Prefix¶

These operators precede the expression they apply to.

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