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World Edit Commands

This document provides commands for Minecraft WorldEdit that allow users to select regions, modify blocks and generation, move around the world, and manage snapshots and history. Some key commands include //wand for region selection, //set and //replace for modifying blocks within a selection, and /forestgen for generating forests. It also includes tools for brush editing, super pickaxes, and chunk management.

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World Edit Commands

This document provides commands for Minecraft WorldEdit that allow users to select regions, modify blocks and generation, move around the world, and manage snapshots and history. Some key commands include //wand for region selection, //set and //replace for modifying blocks within a selection, and /forestgen for generating forests. It also includes tools for brush editing, super pickaxes, and chunk management.

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//limit <limit> Set a maximum number of blocks to change at most for all operati ons.

This only affects yourself. Use this to prevent catastrophic accidents. Thi s command will not override the limit in the configuration if it is set. History //undo Undo your last action. //redo Redo your last (undone) action. This command replays back history and doe s not repeat the command. /clearhistory Clear your history. Selection //wand Gives you the "edit wand" (by default, a wooden pickaxe). Left click with this tool to select position 1 and right click to selection position 2. /toggleeditwand Toggles the edit wand selection mode, allowing you to use the ed it wand item normally. //pos1 Set selection position #1 to the block above the one that you are standin g on. //pos2 Set selection position #2 to the block above the one that you are standin g on. //hpos1 Set selection #1 to the block that you are looking at. //hpos2 Set selection position #2 to the block that you are looking at. //chunk Select the chunk that you are within for your selection. //expand <amount> Expands the selection in the direction that you are looking. //expand <amount> <direction> Expands the selection in the specified direction ( north, east, south, west). //expand <amount> <reverse-amount> [direction] Expands the selection in two dire ctions at once. //expand <amount> vert Expands the selection to include sky to bedrock. //contract <amount> Contracts the selection in the direction that you are lookin g towards. //contract <amount> [direction] Contracts the selection in the specified directi on (north, east, south, west). //contract <amount> <reverse-amount> [direction] Contracts the selection in two directions at once. //shift <amount> [direction] Moves the selection region. It does not move the se lection's contents. //size Get the size of selected region. //count <block> Count the number of blocks in the region. //distr Get the block distribution in the selection. Region operations //set <block> Set all blocks inside the selection region to a specified block. //replace <to-block> Replace all non-air blocks blocks inside the region. //replace <from-block> <to-block> Replace all blocks of the specified block(s) w ith another block inside the region. //overlay <block> Place a block on top of blocks inside the region. //walls <block> Build the walls of the region (not including ceiling and floor). //outline <block> Build walls, floor, and ceiling. //smooth [iterations] Smooth the selection's heightmap. //move [count] [direction] [leave-id] Move the selection's contents. A block can be specified to fill in the left over area. //stack [count] [direction] Stacks the selection. Clipboard //copy Copies the currently selected region. Be aware that it stores your positi on relative to the selection when copying. //cut Cuts the currently selected region. //paste [ Pastes the clipboard. //paste true Pastes the clipboard in its original location. //rotate <angle-in-degrees> Rotate the clipboard. //flip [Dir] Flip the clipboard. //load <filename> Load .schematic into clipboard. //save <filename> Save clipboard to .schematic. /clearclipboard Clear your clipboard.

Generation //hcyl <block> <radius> [height] Create a vertical hollow cylinder. //cyl <block> <radius> [height] Create a vertical cylinder. //sphere <block> <radius> [raised?] Create a sphere. //hsphere <block> <radius> [raised?] Create a hollow sphere. /forestgen [size] [type] [density] Make a forest. /pumpkins [size] Make a pumpkin forest Utilities /toggleplace Toggle between using pos #1 or your current position. //fill <block> <radius> [depth] Fill a hole. //fillr <block> <radius> Fill a hole fully recursively. //drain <radius> Drain nearby water/lava pools. /fixwater <radius> Level nearby pools of water. /fixlava <radius> Level nearby pools of lava. /removeabove [size] [height] Remove blocks above your head. /removebelow [size] [height] Remove blocks below your feet. /replacenear <size> <from-id> <to-id> Replace all existing blocks nearby. /removenear [block] [size] Remove blocks near you. /snow [radius] Simulate snow cover. /thaw [radius] Unthaw/remove snow. /ex [size] Extinguish fires. /butcher [radius] Kill nearby mobs. Chunk tools /chunkinfo Get the filename of the chunk that you are in. /listchunks Print a list of used chunks. /delchunks Generate a shell script to delete chunks. Super pickaxe // Toggle the super pick axe. /single Switch to single block super pickaxe mode. /area <range> Switch to area super pickaxe mode. /recur <Range> Switch to recursive super pickaxe mode. /none Switch to no tool. /info Switch to the info tool. /tree [type] Switch to the tree tool. /repl <block> Switch to the block replacer tool. /cycler Block data cycler tool. //brush [no-replace?] Switch to the brush tool. //rbrush Switch to the replacing brush tool that only replaces existing block. //sb <block> [radius] Use the sphere brush. //cb <block> [radius] [height] Use the cylinder brush. //ccb Use the clipboard brush. Getting around /unstuck Go up to the first free spot. /ascend Go up one level. /descend Go down one level. /ceil [clearance] Get to the ceiling. /thru Go through the wall that you are looking at. /jumpto Jump to the block that you are looking at. /up [distance] Go up some distance. Snapshots //restore [snapshot] Restore a particular snapshot. //use <snapshot> Use a particular snapshot. /listsnapshots [num] List the 5 newest snapshots.

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