WorldEdit

This guide will provide a concise overview on the basic features of WorldEdit. This guide follows the Staff training warp, made available for our newly minted Staff members, however this guide may prove useful to players too who wish to use WorldEdit (i.e. in their player build world plots).

Getting Started

Once you run //wand, you will be given a WorldEdit wand and instructions on how to use it in chat.

For most WorldEdit operations, you will need the WorldEdit wand.

• Command: //wand

A wooden axe will be deposited into your inventory, this is your WorldEdit wand.

Fun Fact
Any wooden axe can technically serve as a WorldEdit wand!

Selections

Using your WorldEdit wand, you are able to select blocks to be transformed. There are two types of selections you can do:

• Cuboid (default)
• Polyhedron

Cuboid

This type of selection is the most common, and is the default option you are given when you obtain a WorldEdit wand.

• Command: //sel cuboid
  • You only need to run this command when you have changed your selection type to polyhedron and need to go back to cuboid!

Usage

Click the GIF above to play.After left and right clicking to form your selection, you will additionally see fire particles confirming your selection.

1. LEFT CLICK the block to select your first position with your wand.
2. RIGHT CLICK the block to select your second position with your wand.

Below is an example taken from the Staff training warp.

Polyhedron

This type of selection is the most common when you are dealing with unique shapes, such as apartments or other rental regions.

• Command: //sel poly

Usage

1. LEFT CLICK the block to select your starting position with your wand.
2. RIGHT CLICK the block to select your nth position with your wand.
   • You can keep right clicking until you have selected all the points to close your shape.

Make sure to right click your first position to close the shape You must right click your first position at the very end of your selection to ensure it is a closed shape.

Below is an example taken from the Staff training warp.

To be finished.