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WorldEdit Beginner's Guide
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EnderKilla
Arbiter
This post will be primarily used for those that are competing in the server's Building Competition. At first it may feel extremely difficult and complex, but give it a couple hours at it (keep in mind you have an entire month for the competition) and you should be quite proficient at building your plot!
WorldEdit:
Where to find more commands and brushes: http://wiki.sk89q.com/wiki/WorldEdit/Reference
https://web.archive.org/web/20170811145725/http://wiki.sk89q.com:80/wiki/WorldEdit/Reference
-//repl [Block Name / ID] Otherwise know as replace, replaces 1 block
First you will want to use a Wooden Axe then left and right clicking or //pos1 and //pos2
This will be used to help with selections of points. Selecting points will allow you to manipulate the blocks within the area.
Block Setting
-//set [Block] Fills area with selected block
-//replace [From] [To] Replaces blocks from one ID to another ID
-//walls [Block] Creates an enclosed wall on the exterior of your selection
-//center [Block] Selects center of your selection and puts selected block
-//stack [F, B, L R] Takes selection and stacks it in a certain direction
-//cyl [Block] [Radius] [Height] Cylinder, H = 1 for Circle
-//hcyl [Block] [Radius] [Height] Hollow Cylinder, H = 1 for hollow circle
-//sphere [Block] Radius] Sphere
-//hsphere [Block] Radius] Hollow Sphere
Moving Blocks
-//copy Copies blocks in selection from your position
-//cut Cuts the select area from your position
-//paste Pastes blocks from the position and area you copied/cut it
-//rotate [#] Rotates copied area, recommended at 90 degree intervals
-//flip [North, West, L, Retc] Flips copied area then paste, good for builds
-//move [Amt] [Direction] Moves selected area in a distance and direction
Etc
-//fixwater [1-150] Fixes water from your Y-Level and down
-//drain [1-150] Drains water in your area
*Keep in mind that not every single command is accessible during building competitions.
WorldEdit:
Where to find more commands and brushes: http://wiki.sk89q.com/wiki/WorldEdit/Reference
https://web.archive.org/web/20170811145725/http://wiki.sk89q.com:80/wiki/WorldEdit/Reference
-//repl [Block Name / ID] Otherwise know as replace, replaces 1 block
First you will want to use a Wooden Axe then left and right clicking or //pos1 and //pos2
This will be used to help with selections of points. Selecting points will allow you to manipulate the blocks within the area.
Block Setting
-//set [Block] Fills area with selected block
-//replace [From] [To] Replaces blocks from one ID to another ID
-//walls [Block] Creates an enclosed wall on the exterior of your selection
-//center [Block] Selects center of your selection and puts selected block
-//stack [F, B, L R] Takes selection and stacks it in a certain direction
-//cyl [Block] [Radius] [Height] Cylinder, H = 1 for Circle
-//hcyl [Block] [Radius] [Height] Hollow Cylinder, H = 1 for hollow circle
-//sphere [Block] Radius] Sphere
-//hsphere [Block] Radius] Hollow Sphere
Moving Blocks
-//copy Copies blocks in selection from your position
-//cut Cuts the select area from your position
-//paste Pastes blocks from the position and area you copied/cut it
-//rotate [#] Rotates copied area, recommended at 90 degree intervals
-//flip [North, West, L, Retc] Flips copied area then paste, good for builds
-//move [Amt] [Direction] Moves selected area in a distance and direction
Etc
-//fixwater [1-150] Fixes water from your Y-Level and down
-//drain [1-150] Drains water in your area
*Keep in mind that not every single command is accessible during building competitions.
Post edited by EnderKilla on
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[World Edit Intensifies]3
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More details to come?0
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Cresent_Kid wrote: »More details to come?
This is the WE beginner's guide to the BC post Ender made right before it.3 -
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Quit kissing ass. You won't get extra points for it.
#downwithroverwind #orwhateveritscalled12 -
i think i might just stick with creative mode, cause this looks hard. lol0
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I'll be happy to help people learn the commands. We can do a little practice session on your plot before you start building. The most basic commands, the ones you'll be using most, you can learn in under 15mins of practice.10