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  9. Commands¶
  10. Arguments enclosed in [ ] are optional, those enclosed in are required.
  11. You can access a command listing in-game via the //help command.
  12. General Commands¶
  13. Description WorldEdit commands Usage /worldedit
  14. Description Displays help for WorldEdit commands Permissions worldedit.help Usage /worldedit help [-s] [-p ] [command. ] [-s] List sub-commands of the given command, if applicable [-p ] The page to retrieve [command. ] The command to retrieve help for
  15. /worldedit version (or /worldedit ver )
  16. Description Get WorldEdit version Usage /worldedit version
  17. Description Toggles trace hook Usage /worldedit trace [hookMode] [hookMode] The mode to set the trace hook to
  18. Description Reload configuration Permissions worldedit.reload Usage /worldedit reload
  19. Description Complete CUI handshake (internal usage) Usage /worldedit cui
  20. Description Set your timezone for snapshots Usage /worldedit tz The timezone to set
  21. Description Writes a report on WorldEdit Permissions worldedit.report Usage /worldedit report [-p] [-p] Pastebins the report
  22. Description Undoes the last action (from history) Permissions worldedit.history.undo , worldedit.history.undo.self Usage /undo [times] [player] [times] Number of undoes to perform [player] Undo this player’s operations
  23. Description Redoes the last action (from history) Permissions worldedit.history.redo , worldedit.history.redo.self Usage /redo [times] [player] [times] Number of redoes to perform [player] Redo this player’s operations
  24. /clearhistory (or //clearhistory )
  25. Description Clear your history Permissions worldedit.history.clear Usage /clearhistory
  26. Description Modify block change limit Permissions worldedit.limit Usage //limit [limit] [limit] The limit to set
  27. Description Modify evaluation timeout time. Permissions worldedit.timeout Usage //timeout [limit] [limit] The timeout time to set
  28. This command is deprecated. //fast duplicates //perf and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  29. Description Toggle fast mode Permissions worldedit.fast Usage //fast [fastMode] [fastMode] The new fast mode state
  30. Toggle side effects for performance
  31. Note that this command is GOING to change in the future. Do not depend on the exact format of this command yet.
  32. Description Sets the reorder mode of WorldEdit Permissions worldedit.reorder Usage //reorder [reorderMode] [reorderMode] The reorder mode
  33. Description Toggle drawing the current selection Permissions worldedit.drawsel Usage //drawsel [drawSelection] [drawSelection] The new draw selection state
  34. Description Sets the world override Permissions worldedit.world Usage //world [world] [world] The world override
  35. Changes watchdog hook state.
  36. This is dependent on platform implementation. Not all platforms support watchdog hooks, or contain a watchdog.
  37. Description Set the global mask Permissions worldedit.global-mask Usage /gmask [mask] [mask] The mask to set
  38. /toggleplace (or //toggleplace )
  39. Description Switch between your position and pos1 for placement Usage /toggleplace
  40. /searchitem (or //searchitem , //l , //search )
  41. Description Search for an item Permissions worldedit.searchitem Usage /searchitem [-bi] [-p ] [-b] Only search for blocks [-i] Only search for items [-p ] Page of results to return Search query
  42. Navigation Commands¶
  43. Description Escape from being stuck inside a block Permissions worldedit.navigation.unstuck Usage /unstuck
  44. Description Go up a floor Permissions worldedit.navigation.ascend Usage /ascend [levels] [levels] # of levels to ascend
  45. Description Go down a floor Permissions worldedit.navigation.descend Usage /descend [levels] [levels] # of levels to descend
  46. Description Go to the ceiling Permissions worldedit.navigation.ceiling Usage /ceil [-fg] [clearance] [clearance] # of blocks to leave above you [-f] Force using flight to keep you still [-g] Force using glass to keep you still
  47. Description Pass through walls Permissions worldedit.navigation.thru.command Usage /thru
  48. Description Teleport to a location Permissions worldedit.navigation.jumpto.command Usage /jumpto
  49. Description Go upwards some distance Permissions worldedit.navigation.up Usage /up [-fg] Distance to go upwards [-f] Force using flight to keep you still [-g] Force using glass to keep you still
  50. Selection Commands¶
  51. Description Set position 1 Permissions worldedit.selection.pos Usage //pos1 [coordinates] [coordinates] Coordinates to set position 1 to
  52. Description Set position 2 Permissions worldedit.selection.pos Usage //pos2 [coordinates] [coordinates] Coordinates to set position 2 to
  53. Description Set position 1 to targeted block Permissions worldedit.selection.hpos Usage //hpos1
  54. Description Set position 2 to targeted block Permissions worldedit.selection.hpos Usage //hpos2
  55. Set the selection to your current chunk.
  56. This command selects 256-block-tall areas, which can be specified by the y-coordinate. E.g. -c x,1,z will select from y=256 to y=511.
  57. Description Get the wand object Permissions worldedit.wand Usage //wand [-n] [-n] Get a navigation wand
  58. Description Remind the user that the wand is now a tool and can be unbound with /tool none. Permissions worldedit.wand.toggle Usage /toggleeditwand
  59. Description Contract the selection area Permissions worldedit.selection.contract Usage //contract [reverseAmount] [direction] Amount to contract the selection by [reverseAmount] Amount to contract the selection by in the other direction [direction] Direction to contract
  60. Description Shift the selection area Permissions worldedit.selection.shift Usage //shift [direction] Amount to shift the selection by [direction] Direction to contract
  61. Description Outset the selection area Permissions worldedit.selection.outset Usage //outset [-hv] Amount to expand the selection by in all directions [-h] Only expand horizontally [-v] Only expand vertically
  62. Description Inset the selection area Permissions worldedit.selection.inset Usage //inset [-hv] Amount to contract the selection by in all directions [-h] Only contract horizontally [-v] Only contract vertically
  63. Description Get information about the selection Permissions worldedit.selection.size Usage //size [-c] [-c] Get clipboard info instead
  64. Description Counts the number of blocks matching a mask Permissions worldedit.analysis.count Usage //count The mask of blocks to match
  65. Description Get the distribution of blocks in the selection Permissions worldedit.analysis.distr Usage //distr [-cd] [-p ] [-c] Get the distribution of the clipboard instead [-d] Separate blocks by state [-p ] Gets page from a previous distribution.
  66. Description Choose a region selector Usage //sel [-d] [selector] [selector] Selector to switch to [-d] Set default selector
  67. Description Expand the selection area Permissions worldedit.selection.expand Usage //expand [reverseAmount] [direction]> Amount to expand the selection by, can be vert to expand to the whole vertical column [reverseAmount] Amount to expand the selection by in the other direction [direction] Direction to expand
  68. Description Vertically expand the selection to world limits. Usage //expand vert [height] [height] The height to expand both upwards and downwards
  69. Region Commands¶
  70. Description Sets all the blocks in the region Permissions worldedit.region.set Usage //set The pattern of blocks to set
  71. Draws line segments between cuboid selection corners or convex polyhedral selection vertices
  72. Can only be used with a cuboid selection or a convex polyhedral selection
  73. Draws a spline through selected points
  74. Can only be used with a convex polyhedral selection
  75. Description Replace all blocks in the selection with another Permissions worldedit.region.replace Usage //replace [from] [from] The mask representing blocks to replace The pattern of blocks to replace with
  76. Description Set a block on top of blocks in the region Permissions worldedit.region.overlay Usage //overlay The pattern of blocks to overlay
  77. Description Set the center block(s) Permissions worldedit.region.center Usage //center The pattern of blocks to set
  78. Description 3 layers of dirt on top then rock below Permissions worldedit.region.naturalize Usage //naturalize
  79. Description Build the four sides of the selection Permissions worldedit.region.walls Usage //walls The pattern of blocks to set
  80. Description Build the walls, ceiling, and floor of a selection Permissions worldedit.region.faces Usage //faces The pattern of blocks to set
  81. Smooth the elevation in the selection
  82. Example: ‘//smooth 1 grass_block,dirt,stone’ would only smooth natural surface terrain.
  83. Description Move the contents of the selection Permissions worldedit.region.move Usage //move [-abes] [multiplier] [offset] [replace] [-m ] [multiplier] number of times to apply the offset [offset] The offset to move [replace] The pattern of blocks to leave [-s] Shift the selection to the target location [-a] Ignore air blocks [-e] Also copy entities [-b] Also copy biomes [-m ] Set the include mask, non-matching blocks become air
  84. Description Repeat the contents of the selection Permissions worldedit.region.stack Usage //stack [-abers] [count] [offset] [-m ] [count] # of copies to stack [offset] How far to move the contents each stack [-s] Shift the selection to the last stacked copy [-a] Ignore air blocks [-e] Also copy entities [-b] Also copy biomes [-r] Use block units [-m ] Set the include mask, non-matching blocks become air
  85. Description Regenerates the contents of the selection Permissions worldedit.regen Usage //regen [-b] [seed] [seed] The seed to regenerate with, otherwise uses world seed [-b] Regenerate biomes as well
  86. Deforms a selected region with an expression
  87. 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
  88. Hollows out the object contained in this selection
  89. Thickness is measured in manhattan distance.
  90. Description Make a forest within the region Permissions worldedit.region.forest Usage //forest [type] [density] [type] The type of tree to place [density] The density of the forest
  91. Description Make flora within the region Permissions worldedit.region.flora Usage //flora [density] [density] The density of the forest
  92. Generation Commands¶
  93. Description Generates a hollow cylinder. Permissions worldedit.generation.cylinder Usage //hcyl [height] The pattern of blocks to generate The radii of the cylinder. 1st is N/S, 2nd is E/W [height] The height of the cylinder
  94. Description Generates a cylinder. Permissions worldedit.generation.cylinder Usage //cyl [-h] [height] The pattern of blocks to generate The radii of the cylinder. 1st is N/S, 2nd is E/W [height] The height of the cylinder [-h] Make a hollow cylinder
  95. Description Generates a hollow sphere. Permissions worldedit.generation.sphere Usage //hsphere [-r] The pattern of blocks to generate The radii of the sphere. Order is N/S, U/D, E/W [-r] Raise the bottom of the sphere to the placement position
  96. Description Generates a filled sphere. Permissions worldedit.generation.sphere Usage //sphere [-hr] The pattern of blocks to generate The radii of the sphere. Order is N/S, U/D, E/W [-r] Raise the bottom of the sphere to the placement position [-h] Make a hollow sphere
  97. Description Generate a forest Permissions worldedit.generation.forest Usage /forestgen [size] [type] [density] [size] The size of the forest, in blocks [type] The type of forest [density] The density of the forest, between 0 and 100
  98. Description Generate pumpkin patches Permissions worldedit.generation.pumpkins Usage /pumpkins [size] [size] The size of the patch
  99. Description Generate a hollow pyramid Permissions worldedit.generation.pyramid Usage //hpyramid The pattern of blocks to set The size of the pyramid
  100. Description Generate a filled pyramid Permissions worldedit.generation.pyramid Usage //pyramid [-h] The pattern of blocks to set The size of the pyramid [-h] Make a hollow pyramid
  101. Generates a shape according to a formula.
  102. //generatebiome (or //genbiome , //gb )
  103. Sets biome according to a formula.
  104. Schematic and Clipboard Commands¶
  105. /schematic (or /schem , //schematic , //schem )
  106. Description Schematic commands for saving/loading areas Permissions worldedit.schematic.delete , worldedit.schematic.list , worldedit.clipboard.load , worldedit.schematic.save , worldedit.schematic.formats , worldedit.schematic.load , worldedit.clipboard.save Usage /schematic
  107. /schematic list (or /schematic all , /schematic ls )
  108. Note: Format is not fully verified until loading.
  109. /schematic formats (or /schematic listformats , /schematic f )
  110. Description List available formats Permissions worldedit.schematic.formats Usage /schematic formats
  111. Description Load a schematic into your clipboard Permissions worldedit.clipboard.load , worldedit.schematic.load Usage /schematic load [formatName] File name. [formatName] Format name.
  112. /schematic delete (or /schematic d )
  113. Description Delete a saved schematic Permissions worldedit.schematic.delete Usage /schematic delete File name.
  114. Description Save a schematic into your clipboard Permissions worldedit.clipboard.save , worldedit.schematic.save Usage /schematic save [-f] [formatName] File name. [formatName] Format name. [-f] Overwrite an existing file.
  115. Description Copy the selection to the clipboard Permissions worldedit.clipboard.copy Usage //copy [-be] [-m ] [-e] Also copy entities [-b] Also copy biomes [-m ] Set the include mask, non-matching blocks become air
  116. Description Cut the selection to the clipboard Permissions worldedit.clipboard.cut Usage //cut [-be] [leavePattern] [-m ] [leavePattern] Pattern to leave in place of the selection [-e] Also cut entities [-b] Also copy biomes, source biomes are unaffected [-m ] Set the exclude mask, non-matching blocks become air
  117. Description Paste the clipboard’s contents Permissions worldedit.clipboard.paste Usage //paste [-abenos] [-m ] [-a] Skip air blocks [-o] Paste at the original position [-s] Select the region after pasting [-n] No paste, select only. (Implies -s) [-e] Paste entities if available [-b] Paste biomes if available [-m ] Only paste blocks matching this mask
  118. Rotate the contents of the clipboard
  119. Non-destructively rotate the contents of the clipboard. Angles are provided in degrees and a positive angle will result in a clockwise rotation. Multiple rotations can be stacked. Interpolation is not performed so angles should be a multiple of 90 degrees.
  120. Description Flip the contents of the clipboard across the origin Permissions worldedit.clipboard.flip Usage //flip [direction] [direction] The direction to flip, defaults to look direction.
  121. Description Clear your clipboard Permissions worldedit.clipboard.clear Usage /clearclipboard
  122. Tool Commands¶
  123. Description Binds a tool to the item in your hand Usage /tool
  124. Description Block stacker tool Permissions worldedit.tool.stack Usage /tool stacker [range] [mask] [range] The max range of the stack [mask] The mask to stack until
  125. Description Selection wand tool Permissions worldedit.setwand Usage /tool selwand
  126. Description Tree generator tool Permissions worldedit.tool.tree Usage /tool tree [type] [type] Type of tree to generate
  127. Description Block replacer tool Permissions worldedit.tool.replacer Usage /tool repl The pattern of blocks to place
  128. Description Wand at a distance tool Permissions worldedit.tool.farwand Usage /tool farwand
  129. Description Unbind a bound tool from your current item Usage /tool none
  130. Description Floating tree remover tool Permissions worldedit.tool.deltree Usage /tool deltree
  131. Description Long-range building tool Permissions worldedit.tool.lrbuild Usage /tool lrbuild Pattern to set on left-click Pattern to set on right-click
  132. /tool floodfill (or /tool flood )
  133. Description Flood fill tool Permissions worldedit.tool.flood-fill Usage /tool floodfill The pattern to flood fill The range to perform the fill
  134. Description Block data cycler tool Permissions worldedit.tool.data-cycler Usage /tool cycler
  135. Description Navigation wand tool Permissions worldedit.setwand Usage /tool navwand
  136. Description Block information tool Permissions worldedit.tool.info Usage /tool info
  137. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  138. Please use /tool none instead.
  139. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  140. Please use /tool selwand instead.
  141. Description Selection wand tool Permissions worldedit.setwand Usage /selwand
  142. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  143. Please use /tool navwand instead.
  144. Description Navigation wand tool Permissions worldedit.setwand Usage /navwand
  145. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  146. Please use /tool info instead.
  147. Description Block information tool Permissions worldedit.tool.info Usage /info
  148. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  149. Please use /tool tree instead.
  150. Description Tree generator tool Permissions worldedit.tool.tree Usage /tree [type] [type] Type of tree to generate
  151. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  152. Please use /tool repl instead.
  153. Description Block replacer tool Permissions worldedit.tool.replacer Usage /repl The pattern of blocks to place
  154. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  155. Please use /tool cycler instead.
  156. Description Block data cycler tool Permissions worldedit.tool.data-cycler Usage /cycler
  157. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  158. Please use /tool floodfill instead.
  159. Description Flood fill tool Permissions worldedit.tool.flood-fill Usage /floodfill The pattern to flood fill The range to perform the fill
  160. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  161. Please use /tool deltree instead.
  162. Description Floating tree remover tool Permissions worldedit.tool.deltree Usage /deltree
  163. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  164. Please use /tool farwand instead.
  165. Description Wand at a distance tool Permissions worldedit.tool.farwand Usage /farwand
  166. This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.
  167. Please use /tool lrbuild instead.
  168. Description Long-range building tool Permissions worldedit.tool.lrbuild Usage /lrbuild Pattern to set on left-click Pattern to set on right-click
  169. Description Toggle the super pickaxe function Permissions worldedit.superpickaxe Usage // [superPickaxe] [superPickaxe] The new super pickaxe state
  170. Description Set the brush mask Permissions worldedit.brush.options.mask Usage /mask [mask] [mask] The mask to set
  171. Description Set the brush material Permissions worldedit.brush.options.material Usage /material The pattern of blocks to use
  172. Description Set the brush range Permissions worldedit.brush.options.range Usage /range The range of the brush
  173. Description Set the brush size Permissions worldedit.brush.options.size Usage /size The size of the brush
  174. Description Set the mask used to stop tool traces Permissions worldedit.brush.options.tracemask Usage /tracemask [mask] [mask] The trace mask to set
  175. Super Pickaxe Commands¶
  176. /superpickaxe (or /pickaxe , /sp )
  177. Description Super-pickaxe commands Permissions worldedit.superpickaxe.area , worldedit.superpickaxe.recursive , worldedit.superpickaxe Usage /superpickaxe
  178. Description Enable the single block super pickaxe mode Permissions worldedit.superpickaxe Usage /superpickaxe single
  179. Description Enable the area super pickaxe pickaxe mode Permissions worldedit.superpickaxe.area Usage /superpickaxe area The range of the area pickaxe
  180. /superpickaxe recursive (or /superpickaxe recur )
  181. Description Enable the recursive super pickaxe pickaxe mode Permissions worldedit.superpickaxe.recursive Usage /superpickaxe recursive The range of the recursive pickaxe
  182. Brush Commands¶
  183. Description Brushing commands Usage /brush
  184. Description Forest brush, creates a forest in the area Permissions worldedit.brush.forest Usage /brush forest [radius] [density] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush [density] The density of the brush The type of tree to use
  185. /brush butcher (or /brush kill )
  186. Description Butcher brush, kills mobs within a radius Permissions worldedit.brush.butcher Usage /brush butcher [-abfgnprtw] [radius] [radius] Radius to kill mobs in [-p] Also kill pets [-n] Also kill NPCs [-g] Also kill golems [-a] Also kill animals [-b] Also kill ambient mobs [-t] Also kill mobs with name tags [-f] Also kill all friendly mobs (Applies the flags -abgnpt ) [-r] Also destroy armor stands [-w] Also kill water mobs
  187. Description Paint brush, apply a function to a surface Permissions worldedit.brush.paint Usage /brush paint [radius] [density] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush [density] The density of the brush
  188. /brush none (or /brush unbind )
  189. Description Unbind a bound brush from your current item Usage /brush none
  190. /brush clipboard (or /brush copy )
  191. Description Choose the clipboard brush Permissions worldedit.brush.clipboard Usage /brush clipboard [-abeo] [-m ] [-a] Don’t paste air from the clipboard [-o] Paste starting at the target location, instead of centering on it [-e] Paste entities if available [-b] Paste biomes if available [-m ] Skip blocks matching this mask in the clipboard
  192. /brush gravity (or /brush grav )
  193. Description Gravity brush, simulates the effect of gravity Permissions worldedit.brush.gravity Usage /brush gravity [radius] [-h ] [radius] The radius to apply gravity in [-h ] Affect blocks between the given height, upwards and downwards, rather than the target location Y + radius
  194. Description Heightmap brush, raises or lowers terrain using an image heightmap Permissions worldedit.brush.heightmap Usage /brush heightmap [-efr] [radius] [intensity] The name of the image [radius] The size of the brush [intensity] The intensity of the brush [-e] Erase blocks instead of filling them [-f] Don’t change blocks above the selected height [-r] Randomizes the brush’s height slightly.
  195. /brush extinguish (or /brush ex )
  196. Description Shortcut fire extinguisher brush Permissions worldedit.brush.ex Usage /brush extinguish [radius] [radius] The radius to extinguish
  197. Description Choose the sphere brush Permissions worldedit.brush.sphere Usage /brush sphere [-h] [radius] The pattern of blocks to set [radius] The radius of the sphere [-h] Create hollow spheres instead
  198. Description Raise brush, raise all blocks by one Permissions worldedit.brush.raise Usage /brush raise [radius] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush
  199. Choose the terrain softener brush
  200. Example: ‘/brush smooth 2 4 grass_block,dirt,stone’
  201. /brush cylinder (or /brush cyl , /brush c )
  202. Description Choose the cylinder brush Permissions worldedit.brush.cylinder Usage /brush cylinder [-h] [radius] [height] The pattern of blocks to set [radius] The radius of the cylinder [height] The height of the cylinder [-h] Create hollow cylinders instead
  203. Description Set brush, sets all blocks in the area Permissions worldedit.brush.set Usage /brush set [radius] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush The pattern of blocks to set
  204. Description Apply brush, apply a function to every block Permissions worldedit.brush.apply Usage /brush apply [radius] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush
  205. Description Deform brush, applies an expression to an area Permissions worldedit.brush.deform Usage /brush deform [-or] [radius] [expression] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush [expression] Expression to apply [-r] Use the game’s coordinate origin [-o] Use the placement position as the origin
  206. Description Lower brush, lower all blocks by one Permissions worldedit.brush.lower Usage /brush lower [radius] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush
  207. Description Snow brush, sets snow in the area Permissions worldedit.brush.snow Usage /brush snow [-s] [radius] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush [-s] Whether to stack snow
  208. Description Biome brush, sets biomes in the area Permissions worldedit.brush.biome Usage /brush biome [radius] The shape of the region [radius] The size of the brush The biome type
  209. Biome Commands¶
  210. Description Gets all biomes available. Permissions worldedit.biome.list Usage /biomelist [-p ] [-p ] Page number.
  211. Get the biome of the targeted block.
  212. By default, uses all blocks in your selection.
  213. Sets the biome of your current block or region.
  214. By default, uses all the blocks in your selection
  215. Chunk Commands¶
  216. Description Get information about the chunk you’re inside Permissions worldedit.chunkinfo Usage /chunkinfo
  217. Description List chunks that your selection includes Permissions worldedit.listchunks Usage /listchunks [-p ] [-p ] Page number.
  218. Description Delete chunks that your selection includes Permissions worldedit.delchunks Usage /delchunks [-o ] [-o ] Only delete chunks older than the specified time.
  219. Snapshot Commands¶
  220. Description Restore the selection from a snapshot Permissions worldedit.snapshots.restore Usage /restore [snapshot] [snapshot] The snapshot to restore
  221. Description Snapshot commands for restoring backups Permissions worldedit.snapshots.restore , worldedit.snapshots.list Usage /snapshot
  222. Description Choose the nearest snapshot before a date Permissions worldedit.snapshots.restore Usage /snapshot before The soonest date that may be used
  223. Description Choose a snapshot to use Permissions worldedit.snapshots.restore Usage /snapshot use Snapshot to use
  224. Description Choose the snapshot based on the list id Permissions worldedit.snapshots.restore Usage /snapshot sel The list ID to select
  225. Description Choose the nearest snapshot after a date Permissions worldedit.snapshots.restore Usage /snapshot after The soonest date that may be used
  226. Description List snapshots Permissions worldedit.snapshots.list Usage /snapshot list [-p ] [-p ] Page of results to return
  227. Scripting Commands¶
  228. Description Execute a CraftScript Permissions worldedit.scripting.execute Usage /cs [args. ] Filename of the CraftScript to load [args. ] Arguments to the CraftScript
  229. Description Execute last CraftScript Permissions worldedit.scripting.execute Usage /.s [args. ] [args. ] Arguments to the CraftScript
  230. Utility Commands¶
  231. Description Fill a hole Permissions worldedit.fill Usage //fill [depth] The blocks to fill with The radius to fill in [depth] The depth to fill
  232. Description Fill a hole recursively Permissions worldedit.fill.recursive Usage //fillr [depth] The blocks to fill with The radius to fill in [depth] The depth to fill
  233. Description Drain a pool Permissions worldedit.drain Usage //drain [-w] The radius to drain [-w] Also un-waterlog blocks
  234. Description Fix lava to be stationary Permissions worldedit.fixlava Usage /fixlava The radius to fix in
  235. Description Fix water to be stationary Permissions worldedit.fixwater Usage /fixwater The radius to fix in
  236. /removeabove (or //removeabove )
  237. Description Remove blocks above your head. Permissions worldedit.removeabove Usage /removeabove [size] [height] [size] The apothem of the square to remove from [height] The maximum height above you to remove from
  238. /removebelow (or //removebelow )
  239. Description Remove blocks below you. Permissions worldedit.removebelow Usage /removebelow [size] [height] [size] The apothem of the square to remove from [height] The maximum height below you to remove from
  240. Description Remove blocks near you. Permissions worldedit.removenear Usage /removenear [radius] The mask of blocks to remove [radius] The radius of the square to remove from
  241. /replacenear (or //replacenear )
  242. Description Replace nearby blocks Permissions worldedit.replacenear Usage /replacenear [from] The radius of the square to remove in [from] The mask matching blocks to remove The pattern of blocks to replace with
  243. Description Simulates snow Permissions worldedit.snow Usage /snow [-s] [size] [height] [size] The radius of the cylinder to snow in [height] The height of the cylinder to snow in [-s] Stack snow layers
  244. Description Thaws the area Permissions worldedit.thaw Usage /thaw [size] [height] [size] The radius of the cylinder to thaw in [height] The height of the cylinder to thaw in
  245. Description Converts dirt to grass blocks in the area Permissions worldedit.green Usage /green [-f] [size] [height] [size] The radius of the cylinder to convert in [height] The height of the cylinder to convert in [-f] Also convert coarse dirt
  246. /extinguish (or //ex , //ext , //extinguish , /ex , /ext )
  247. Description Extinguish nearby fire Permissions worldedit.extinguish Usage /extinguish [radius] [radius] The radius of the square to remove in
  248. Description Kill all or nearby mobs Permissions worldedit.butcher Usage /butcher [-abfgnprtw] [radius] [radius] Radius to kill mobs in [-p] Also kill pets [-n] Also kill NPCs [-g] Also kill golems [-a] Also kill animals [-b] Also kill ambient mobs [-t] Also kill mobs with name tags [-f] Also kill all friendly mobs (Applies the flags -abgnpt ) [-r] Also destroy armor stands [-w] Also kill water mobs
  249. Description Remove all entities of a type Permissions worldedit.remove Usage /remove The type of entity to remove The radius of the cuboid to remove from
  250. //calculate (or //calc , //eval , //evaluate , //solve )
  251. Description Evaluate a mathematical expression Permissions worldedit.calc Usage //calculate Expression to evaluate
  252. Description Displays help for WorldEdit commands Permissions worldedit.help Usage //help [-s] [-p ] [command. ] [-s] List sub-commands of the given command, if applicable [-p ] The page to retrieve [command. ] The command to retrieve help for
  253. 5 useful Minecraft WorldEdit commands that everyone should know
  254. Minecraft is a game with limitless opportunities, but it's not always easy to find your way around. Luckily, there are commands that can help you navigate the world and assist you in some incredible ways.
  255. Sometimes, you might feel like doing the same thing over and over again just isn't much fun. This is where the WorldEdit comes in. Taking advantage of some useful Minecraft WorldEdit Commands can help make life much easier. Covered below are five of the most useful commands you can use.
  256. To check out how to install WorldEdit, you can check out this guide.
  257. Note: This article reflects the opinions of the writer.
  258. Five WorldEdit commands you need to know in Minecraft
  259. 1) The Commands "//set and //replace"
  260. These commands are useful for setting up new homes and replacing a single block or many blocks with another. The commands are especially useful when setting up Minecraft servers.
  261. To use the //replace command, you must first select a block to replace. Now, using the command will replace that block with another. There are also some additional options for this command such as specifying how much of an area should be replaced by using commands such as //replace stone 0 5.
  262. You can use //set in a very similar way. //set creates a bunch of blocks in a certain place. To do this, you have to select the area with your world edit axe and simply use the //set command to make it any block you choose.
  263. 2) The Command "//drain"
  264. Normally, you can use a sponge that absorbs a lot of water from the ocean to remove water from the area. The issue is that this is very time consuming when you can use much easier methods to make it as uncomplicated as possible.
  265. The Minecraft command //drain can complete the same task in seconds. This is a great command when working on builds in builder servers. For a visual guide, you can refer to the video guide above.
  266. 3) The Commands "//copy and //paste"
  267. The //copy command allows you to copy a selection of blocks, which can then be pasted at any location in the world. This is useful if you want to "teleport" an item or structure somewhere else in the world.
  268. You then use //paste, which pastes the last thing you copied to wherever you choose. This is good to use if you're making a list of things for someone else to look at, or just want to show off some of your cool builds.
  269. These Minecraft commands are a must when building thanks to the amount of time they save. These copy and paste commands work just like copying and pasting text on your computer, check out the video above for a quick look at how easy it is.
  270. 4) The Command "//rotate"
  271. This command is a slightly confusing one that operates on a per-rotation basis, with the axes' line serving as the rotation center. Consequently, it rotates with the axis rather than along it.
  272. Since the Y axis is perpendicular to the chosen plane in the example above, you would utilize it to rotate the letter "A" 90 degrees horizontally.
  273. herAs stated earlier, this commands works on a per-rotation basis. To put it simply, if you rotated something by 90 degrees and then decided to execute the command again and rotate it by 180 degrees, it will rotate a total 270 degrees. Refer to the video below for a visual representation.
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