Minecraft Single Player World Edit 1.7.2

WorldEdit lets you build fast andsmart. Why should you spend your time building a wall or excavating a hole when you can work on something creative? Get started with the essential building tool used by almost all professional Minecraft builders today!

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Build With Speed

• Create more impressive and much larger builds with less time
• Fix griefing and other issues without shutting down your server
• Quickly create, replace or delete tens of thousands of blocks in seconds
• Level an entire mountain and replace it with natural looking terrain
• Use hand-bound tools and brushes to quickly build mountains

Have Complete Control

• Generate spheres, cylinders, cuboids, forests, pumpkin patches, and snowy areas
• Use your compass to quickly teleport to areas by left clicking or using /jumpto
• Choose an area and have it instantly restored from backups
• Copy areas, paste them, load them, and save them as schematics

Advanced Editing Features

• Manipulate terrain with complex deformations such as //deform x*=2;y*=2;z*=2
• Evaluate mathematical expressions such as//g stone (0.75-sqrt(x^2+y^2))^2+z^2 < 0.25^2
• Write complex scripts to manipulate the world with the full power of WorldEdit using JavaScript
• Many more! There are over 100 functions

Downloads

Please choose a download for your platform.

We officially support WorldEdit for Bukkit.

1. Find the plugins folder inside your Bukkit server's folder.
2. Place the downloaded '.jar' file in your plugins folder.
3. Start your server as you may have done before.
4. Either configure your permissions plugin (if you are using one); otherwise, use/op your_name to make yourself a server operator.

We officially support WorldEdit for MinecraftForge.

1. Find the mods folder inside your Minecraft client/server's folder.
2. Place the downloaded '.jar' file in your mods folder.
3. Start your server or client as you may have done before.
4. Either configure your permissions plugin (if you are using one); otherwise, use/op your_name to make yourself a server operator.

We officially support WorldEdit for Fabric.

1. Find the mods folder inside your Minecraft client/server's folder.
2. Place the downloaded '.jar' file in your mods folder.
3. Start your server or client as you may have done before.
4. Either configure your permissions mods (if you are using one); otherwise, use/op your_name to make yourself a server operator.

We officially support WorldEdit for Sponge.

1. Find the mods folder inside your Sponge server's folder.
2. Place the downloaded '.jar' file in your mods folder.
3. Start your server as you may have done before.
4. Either configure your permissions plugin (if you are using one); otherwise, use/op your_name to make yourself a server operator.

MinecraftEdu comes bundled with an (older) version of WorldEdit. While we can assist with usage of WorldEdit, we are unable to assist with the update or installation of WorldEdit with MinecraftEdu.

We do not officially support LiteLoader, but you can downloadan unofficial WorldEditWrapperthat supports Minecraft 1.7.2.

Note! Some features, such as setting biomes or copying and pasting chests may not work with this version.

How To Use Worldedit In Minecraft Single Player

Changelog

This is a small update to the previously released 6.1.10(-SNAPSHOT) version containing two small but important changes:

* Fixed tile entity not being updated on blocks of the same type (e.g. pasting a chest onto an existing chest wouldn't paste the contents of the chest).

* Allowed edits above y = 255, for worlds with extended height limits (eg cubic chunks).

How To Use Worldedit In Minecraft Single Player

Changelog

This is a small update to the previously released 6.1.10(-SNAPSHOT) version containing two small but important changes:

* Fixed tile entity not being updated on blocks of the same type (e.g. pasting a chest onto an existing chest wouldn't paste the contents of the chest).

* Allowed edits above y = 255, for worlds with extended height limits (eg cubic chunks).

This mod requires Minecraft Forge and Java 8. There are no other dependencies.

Quick tutorial: Once you download and install WorldEdit, enter a creative world and type //wand. Left click one block, right click a different one, and then type //set glass. You can learn more on the docs.

Minecraft Single Player World Edit

(note: WorldEdit 6 is no longer supported and the documentation refers to some many new specifics of WorldEdit 7, but generally usage will be the same.)