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Available Patterns¶

Note

This list may be incomplete as patterns are added to WorldEdit. In addition, our API allows other plugins to register new patterns, which will not be listed here.

Tip

Here’s a video detailing some of these patterns which were added in WorldEdit 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5wCVMf3SvM

Single Block Pattern

The most basic pattern of just a single block. A block is identified by two parts: the , and additional block states. These two links to the Minecraft Wiki, along with WorldEdit’s in-built tab-completion for commands, should guide you in specifying the block you want. Additional states are always appended to the type using the syntax . Note that when states are not specified, or if some are left out, the default values will be used for those states.

Example: Single block patterns

Setting a selection to stone:

//set stone

Setting a selection to a note block with a specific instrument and pitch:

//set note_block

Setting a selection to an oak stair block facing east with the bigger part on top:

//set oak_stairs

Random Pattern

This pattern allows setting random blocks from any number of other patterns. The basic form is as simple as a comma-separated list of patterns, which will be chosen from evenly. You can also specify weights for each pattern with .

Example:: Random Patterns

Setting a selection to different types of stone, equally distributed:

//set stone,diorite,andesite,granite

Setting a selection to mostly red wool, with a small amount of glass (5:1 ratio, see note below):

//set 50%red_wool,10%red_stained_glass

Note

Despite the percentage sign, weights need not add up to 100. They are cumulative and will be divided by the total. That is, means 25% of blocks will be dirt, and 75% will be stone. In other words, weights are relative to each other, not to 100. Because of that, the pattern isn’t valid. If you only want to set 5% of blocks to dirt, you should use the .

Tip

You can use any other pattern as one of the choices, not just the single block pattern. Keep reading to see more patterns…

Random State Pattern

Prefixing any block type with an asterisk () will randomly choose between all states for that block for each position.

Example: Random State Pattern

Setting oak logs facing in random directions:

//set *oak_log

Clipboard Pattern

The pattern will take blocks from your clipboard in the same arrangement. This makes it easy to build one part of a repeating complicated pattern by hand, and then repeat it over and over. You can also offset the pattern by adding .

Example: Using the clipboard pattern

Replacing to your clipboard:

//replace #existing #clipboard

Using the clipboard in the first image to replace a hill. Note the repeating layers.

Using an offset to align the clipboard:

//set #clipboard@

Type or State Applying Pattern

This pattern, prefixed by , lets you set the type or states of a block without modifying everything else. This pattern will, for example, allow you to change a spiral staircase from oak to acacia without having to worry about the stairs facing in different directions and so on. You can either specify a block type (to change block type but not states, where applicable), or any number of states (to only change those states, where applicable).

Example: Type/State Applying Patterns

Replacing all oak stairs to acacia stairs, while maintaining orientation, etc:

//replace oak_stairs ^acacia_stairs

Removing the water from all waterloggable blocks:

//set ^

Doubling up all slabs:

//replace ##slabs ^

Rotating¶

Sometimes you may want to rotate your copy. The command currently lets you rotate your copy
around the Y (up-down) axis 90 degrees or at any multiple of 90 degrees. To be accurate, it actually allows you to
revolve your copy around the relative offset that you were at when you originally made the copy. If you wanted to rotate
a copy around its center, you would have had to stand in the middle of the copy when you had made it.

Note that the rotate command can also take an angle to rotate around the X or Z axis, though you must specify 0 for the
axes that you don’t use, e.g. for X axis rotation , and for Z axis . These two axes
can be used to make something vertical, horizontal, or vice versa.

Region Commands¶

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Выделение

//wand — дает вам деревянный топор (топор редактирования). ЛКМ по блоку деревянным топором назначает первую позицию, ПКМ по блоку назначает вторую позицию.

//toggleeditwand — отключает деревянный топор. Теперь им можно пользоваться по прямому назначению.

//sel <cuboid|poly> — выбор формы выделяемого региона. cuboid — выделяет куб. poly — выделяет только в плоскости.

//pos1 — назначает первой позицией для выделения блок на котором вы стоите.

//pos2 — назначает второй позицией для выделения блок на котором вы стоите.

//hpos1 — назначает первой позицией для выделения блок на который вы смотрите.

//hpos2 — назначает второй позицией для выделения блок на который вы смотрите.

//chunk — выделяет весь чанк на котором вы находитесь.

//contract <amount> — уменьшает выбранный вами регион на amount блоков в направлении, в которое вы смотрите.

//contract <amount> <direction> — уменьшает выбранный вами регион на amount блоков в направлении direction (north, east, south, west, up, down).

//contract <amount> <reverse-amount> — уменьшает выбранный вами регион в двух направлениях. amount — количество блоков уменьшения в первом направлении, reverse-amount — количество блоков уменьшения в противоположном направлении, direction — направление (north, east, south, west, up, down). Например: //contract 10 7 south — уменьшит выбранный регион на 10 блоков к югу (south) и на 7 блоков к северу (north).

//expand <amount> — расширяет выбранный вами регион на amount блоков в направлении, в которое вы смотрите.

//expand <amount> <direction> — расширяет выбранный вами регион на amount блоков в направлении direction (north, east, south, west, up, down).

//expand <amount> <reverse-amount> — расширяет выбранный вами регион в двух направлениях. amount — количество блоков расширения в первом направлении, reverse-amount — количество блоков расширения в противоположном направлении, direction — направление (north, east, south, west, up, down). Например: //expand 10 7 south — расширит выбранный регион на 10 блоков к югу (south) и на 7 блоков к северу (north).

//expand vert — максимально расширит выбранный вами регион вверх и вниз.

//outset <amount> — Расширяет выбранный регион в каждом направлении.

//inset <amount> — Сужает выбранный регион в каждом направлении.

//shift <amount> — перемещает регион выбора. Не перемещает содержимое региона. amount — расстояние, direction (north, east, south, west, up, down).

//size — введите что-бы узнать размер выделенного региона.

//count <block> — введите что бы узнать сколько блоков чего либо (block) находится в выбранном регионе.

//distr — введите для получения списка блоков находящихся в выбранном регионе.

Utility Commands¶

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Tool Commands¶

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Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

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Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

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Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

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Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

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Warning

This command is deprecated. Global tool names cause conflicts and will be removed in WorldEdit 8.

Please use instead.

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Generation Commands¶

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Brush Commands¶

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Control Structures¶

if/else

if (<condition>) <true-branch>
if (<condition>) <true-branch> else <false-branch>

• is evaluated to decide which branch to execute.
• Everything greater than zero is interpreted as true and everything else as false.
• and can either be single statements delimited with a semicolon or block statements.

Note: An else keyword is always associated with the last if.
This allows elseif constructs like these:

if (<condition 1>) <true-code 1> else if (<condition 2>) <true-code 2> else <false-code>

Loops

Loops can at most loop 256 times.

while

while (<condition>) <body>
do <body> while (<condition>);

• is evaluated to decide whether to continue looping.
• can either be a single statement delimited with a semicolon or a block statement.
• do-while checks the condition after executing the body.

Java/C-style for

for (<init>; <condition>; <increment>) <body>

• , and are single expressions.
• can either be a single statement delimited with a semicolon or a block statement.

Execution steps

First, is evaluated once, then, each iteration follows these steps:

1. If evaluates as less than or equal to zero (i.e. false), the loop is aborted.
2. is executed.
3. is executed.

Simple for

for (<counter> = <first>, <last>) <body>

• is a variable used to count the iterations.
• and are single expressions.
• can either be a single statement delimited with a semicolon or a block statement.

Execution steps

First, an internal counter is set to . Then, each iteration follows these steps:

1. If the internal counter exceeds , the loop is aborted.
2. is set to the internal counter.
3. <body> is executed.
4. <counter> is incremented by 1.0.

and are only evaluated once.

Selection Modes¶

Using the command allows you to change between different shapes. It is recommended to install the CUI mod when using more complex shapes so you can visualize what you’re selecting.

The standard cuboid selection mode, described above.

Left-click to select first point. All subsequent points are selected by right-clicking. Every right-click will extend the cuboid selection to encompass the new point.

Left-click to select first point. All subsequent points are selected by right-clicking. Every right-click will add an additional point. The top and bottom will always encompass your highest and lowest selected points.

Left-click to choose center, right-click to extend. You can control the radii along the x, y, and z planes individually depending on where you click.

Left-click to select center, right-click to extend. Selection will always be a sphere from the first point which has a radius to the second point.

Left-click to choose center, right click to extend. You can control the x and z radii, while the height will always encompass your highest and lowest points.

Left-click to select first point. All subsequent points are selected by right clicking. The selection is a convex hull encompassing all your selected points.

Functions¶

Math Functions

The expression parser provides the following functions from the Java Math library:

Additional Functions

Additionally, it provides the following functions:

Block Query Functions

The following functions can be used to query blocks in a world in an editing context. Note that they still use legacy ID and data, so they may have undefined behaviors for new (1.13+) blocks.

Special Block Data Syntax¶

Some blocks have additional syntax for setting extra information.

Sign Text

You can set text on signs by separating it with a pipe symbol (). Note that if the text has spaces, you must wrap the entire pattern in quotes .

Example: Setting sign text

Simple Example:

//set oak_sign|Line1|Line2

With spaces and rotation:

//set "oak_wall_sign|Hello world|Second|Third line"

Player Heads

You can set the skin of a player head by specifying a username after the pipe symbol.

Example: Setting a skin on a head

//set player_head|dinnerbone

Mob Spawners

You can set the type of mob to be spawned (again via the pipe symbol). Note that the name of the mob must be an . Prefixing minecraft: is optional, modded mobs must have a namespace.

Example: Creating a squid spawner

//set spawner|squid

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