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- 5 useful Minecraft WorldEdit commands that everyone should know
- 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.
- 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.
- To check out how to install WorldEdit, you can check out this guide.
- Note: This article reflects the opinions of the writer.
- Five WorldEdit commands you need to know in Minecraft
- 1) The Commands "//set and //replace"
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 2) The Command "//drain"
- 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.
- 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.
- 3) The Commands "//copy and //paste"
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 4) The Command "//rotate"
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Commands
- Commands are the main way to use the many features of WorldEdit. Type ;help to get a list of available commands. If you don't find a command here that's in the original, look in the differences page to see if it's planned.
- Reading this documentation
- Commands may come with arguments. When you see an argument surrounded in [square brackets] , then that argument is optional. If it's surrounded in , then you need to define it when using the command. If you find arguments that look like [-this] , they are flags. Flags change how commands are executed. Each letter after the "-" is its own flag. You can define them apart ( -a -b ) or together ( -ab ). Some flags even require an argument defined after them. Finally, | means you have a choice among the list it makes and must choose one.
- Permissions
- Each command has their own permission requirements to be useable by a player. To give yourself or anyone else permission for various commands, just type /tag "@s, or a player name" add "permission" . For example, /tag @s add worldedit.region.set would give yourself permission to use the ;set command. You can give yourself permission for multiple comands at once. Using worldedit.clipboard for instance would give you permission to use every clipboard command. If you add - to the begin of a permission, you can also blacklist commands that use those permissions. So -worldedit.clipboard would prevent you from using clipboard commands.
- No command will work unless you at least have explicit permission to use any worldedit command. /tag @s add worldedit would give you permission for all of them.
- The commands
- Description Get a list of commands available and a quick description for each of them Permission worldedit.help Usage ;help ([page]|)
- ;worldedit (or ;we)
- Description WorldEdit commands Permission Usage ;worldedit
- ;worldedit version
- Description Get WorldEdit version Permission Usage ;worldedit version
- ;worldedit perf
- Description Toggle performance mode for the current session. Permission Usage ;worldedit perf
- Description Set the number of blocks you can change per action Permission worldedit.limit Usage ;limit [limit]
- Description Give yourself a set of items to do common worldedit functions Permission worldedit.kit Usage ;kit
- Description Set the first position of your selection to the specified or current position Permission worldedit.selection.pos Usage ;pos1 [coordinates]
- Description Set the second position of your selection to the specified or current position Permission worldedit.selection.pos Usage ;pos2 [coordinates]
- Description Set the first position of your selection to the position of the block you're facing Permission worldedit.selection.hpos Usage ;hpos1
- Description Set the second position of your selection to the position of the block you're facing Permission worldedit.selection.hpos Usage ;hpos2
- Description Select your current, or specified chunk. Permission worldedit.selection.chunk Usage ;chunk [-cs] [coordinates]
- Description Toggle your selection's visibility Permission worldedit.drawsel Usage ;drawsel
- ;sel (or ;deselect, ;desel)
- Description Change selection mode Permission Usage ;sel
- Description Select two corners of a cuboid Permission Usage ;sel [-d] cuboid
- Description Fast cuboid selection mode Permission Usage ;sel [-d] extend
- Description Select a sphere Permission Usage ;sel [-d] sphere
- Description Select a cylinder Permission Usage ;sel [-d] cyl
- Description Give yourself a selection wand Permission worldedit.wand Usage ;wand
- Description Contract the selection area Permission worldedit.selection.contract Usage ;contract ( [direction]| [direction])
- Description Expand the selection area Permission worldedit.selection.expand Usage ;expand
- ;expand vert
- Description Vertically expand your selection to world height limits Permission Usage ;expand vert [height]
- Description Shift the selection area Permission worldedit.selection.shift Usage ;shift [direction]
- Description Outset the selection area Permission worldedit.selection.outset Usage ;outset [-hv]
- Description Inset the selection area Permission worldedit.selection.inset Usage ;inset [-hv]
- Description Count the number of blocks that match a mask Permission worldedit.analysis.count Usage ;count
- Description Analyse the amount of different blocks in the selection Permission worldedit.analysis.distr Usage ;distr [-cd]
- Description Remove your current selection and place it in the clipboard Permission worldedit.clipboard.cut Usage ;cut [-ae] [fill] [-m ]
- Description Copy the current selection to the clipboard Permission worldedit.clipboard.copy Usage ;copy [-aem ]
- Description Paste your clipboard into the world Permission worldedit.clipboard.paste Usage ;paste [-osnm ]
- ;clearclipboard
- Description Clear your clipboard Permission worldedit.clipboard.clear Usage ;clearclipboard
- Description Generate a hollow sphere Permission worldedit.generation.sphere Usage ;hsphere [-r]
- Description Generate a sphere Permission worldedit.generation.sphere Usage ;sphere [-hr]
- Description Generate a cylinder Permission worldedit.generation.cylinder Usage ;cyl [-hr] [height]
- Description Generate a hollow cylinder Permission worldedit.generation.cylinder Usage ;hcyl [-r] [height]
- Description Generate a pyramid Permission worldedit.generation.pyramid Usage ;pyramid [-h]
- Description Generate a hollow pyramid Permission worldedit.generation.pyramid Usage ;hpyramid
- Description Generate any kind of shape in your selection Permission worldedit.generation.shape Usage ;gen [-h]
- Description Set the global mask Permission worldedit.global-mask Usage ;gmask [mask]
- Description Fill the selection with a block pattern Permission worldedit.region.set Usage ;set
- Description Replace certain blocks in the selection with other blocks Permission worldedit.region.replace Usage ;replace
- Description Move the selection in a certain direction Permission worldedit.region.move Usage ;move [-aes] [amount] [offset] [replace] [-m ]
- Description Repeat the contents of the current selection Permission worldedit.region.stack Usage ;stack [-aers] [count] [offset] [-m ]
- Description Rotate the selection Permission worldedit.region.rotate Usage ;rotate [-ows] [rotateX] [rotateZ]
- Description Flip the selection Permission worldedit.region.flip Usage ;flip [-ows] [direction]
- Description Generate a wall from your selection Permission worldedit.region.walls Usage ;walls
- Description Smooth the surface within the selection Permission worldedit.region.smooth Usage ;smooth [iterations] [mask]
- Description Generate an outline from your selection Permission worldedit.region.faces Usage ;faces
- Description Create a line between your first and second selection points Permission worldedit.region.line Usage ;line
- ;center (or ;middle)
- Description Set the center block(s). Permission worldedit.region.center Usage ;center
- Description Fill an area with certain blocks Permission worldedit.utility.fill Usage ;fill [depth] [direction]
- Description Recursively fill an area with certain blocks Permission worldedit.utility.fillr Usage ;fillr [depth] [direction]
- ;removeabove
- Description Remove blocks above you Permission worldedit.utility.removeabove Usage ;removeabove [height]
- ;removebelow
- Description Remove blocks below you Permission worldedit.utility.removebelow Usage ;removebelow [depth]
- Description Remove nearby blocks Permission worldedit.utility.removenear Usage ;removenear
- ;replacenear
- Description Replace nearby blocks with other blocks Permission worldedit.utility.replacenear Usage ;replacenear
- Description Drain nearby fluids Permission worldedit.utility.drain Usage ;drain [-w]
- Description Make nearby flowing water blocks source blocks Permission worldedit.utility.fixwater Usage ;fixwater
- Description Make nearby flowing lava blocks source blocks Permission worldedit.utility.fixlava Usage ;fixlava
- Description Simulate snow in the area Permission worldedit.utility.snow Usage ;snow [-s] [height]
- Description Melt snow and ice exposed to the sky Permission worldedit.utility.thaw Usage ;thaw [height]
- Description Turn nearby dirt into grass Permission worldedit.utility.green Usage ;green [-f]
- ;extinguish (or ;ext, ;ex)
- Description Extinguish nearby fires Permission worldedit.utility.extinguish Usage ;extinguish
- Description Kill nearby entities. Permission worldedit.utility.butcher Usage ;butcher [-pngabtrwf] [radius]
- ;calculate (or ;calc, ;eval, ;evaluate, ;solve)
- Description Evaluate a mathematical expression. Permission worldedit.utility.calc Usage ;calculate
- Description Give yourself a navigation wand Permission worldedit.setwand Usage ;navwand
- Description Move up a certain number of blocks Permission worldedit.navigation.up Usage ;up
- ;unstuck (or ;!)
- Description Move out of blocks Permission worldedit.navigation.unstuck Usage ;unstuck
- ;jumpto (or ;j)
- Description Teleport you to the top of the block you're looking at Permission worldedit.navigation.jumpto.command Usage ;jumpto
- Description Teleport through any wall you look at Permission worldedit.navigation.thru.command Usage ;thru
- Description Go up a floor Permission worldedit.navigation.ascend Usage ;ascend [levels]
- Description Go down a floor Permission worldedit.navigation.descend Usage ;descend [levels]
- Description Get all sorts of tools Permission Usage ;tool
- Description Unbind held tool Permission Usage ;tool none
- ;tool stacker
- Description Block stacker tool Permission worldedit.tool.stack Usage ;tool stacker [range] [mask]
- ;tool selwand
- Description Selection tool Permission worldedit.setwand Usage ;tool selwand
- ;tool navwand
- Description Navigation tool Permission worldedit.setwand Usage ;tool navwand
- ;tool farwand
- Description Selection tool, but can reach farther Permission worldedit.farwand Usage ;tool farwand
- ;brush (or ;br)
- Description Set the type of a brush being held Permission Usage ;brush
- Description Unbind a bound brush from your current item Permission Usage ;brush none
- ;brush sphere
- Description Create a sphere brush Permission worldedit.brush.sphere Usage ;brush sphere [-h] [radius]
- Description Create a cylinder brush Permission worldedit.brush.cylinder Usage ;brush cyl [-h] [radius] [height]
- ;brush smooth
- Description Create a terrain smoothing brush Permission worldedit.brush.smooth Usage ;brush smooth [radius] [iterations] [mask]
- Description Set what kind of blocks a brush can affect, if any Permission worldedit.brush.options.mask Usage ;mask [mask]
- Description Set what kind of blocks a brush can be used on Permission worldedit.brush.options.tracemask Usage ;tracemask [mask]
- Description Set the size of a brush Permission worldedit.brush.options.size Usage ;size
- Description Set how far a brush can be used from Permission worldedit.brush.options.range Usage ;range [range]
- Description Set what kind of blocks a brush should make Permission worldedit.brush.options.material Usage ;material
- Description Undo a certain amount of actions Permission worldedit.history.undo Usage ;undo [times]
- Description Redo a certain amount of actions Permission worldedit.history.redo Usage ;redo [times]
- ;clearhistory
- Description Clear your editing history Permission worldedit.history.clear Usage ;clearhistory
- Description Exports the selection for later use. Permission worldedit.structure.export Usage ;export [-e]
- Description Imports a structure to the clipboard. Permission worldedit.structure.import Usage ;import
- Description Retrieve the kinds of biomes in your selection Permission worldedit.biome.info Usage ;biomeinfo [-pt]
- Description Change the biomes in your selection Permission worldedit.biome.set Usage ;setbiome [-p]
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