World Edit Mod FAQ

It is a server-side building toolset that lets you edit terrain in bulk using commands, selections, and brushes. You can create, replace, or delete tens of thousands of blocks, copy and paste areas, and save builds as schematics.

It adds commands, selections, schematics, copy and paste, brushes, and scripting for editing the world in-game. It also supports complex deformations and mathematical expressions for terrain generation.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

It works with bukkit, fabric, folia, forge, neoforge, paper, quilt, and spigot. The author notes it is compatible with NeoForge, Fabric, and Bukkit-based platforms such as Spigot and Paper.

No. WorldEdit requires the Java version of Minecraft and does not support Bedrock.

In single player, cheats must be enabled for the world to use WorldEdit, though this can be changed in the configuration. On a server, only opped users can use it by default, which can also be changed.

On servers, only opped users or users with permissions supplied by a permissions plugin can use WorldEdit. On LAN, anyone can use it if cheats are enabled.

You use commands, selections, and brushes to edit the world in bulk. The author points to the official documentation and YouTube tutorials for learning how.

No. WorldEdit is a map editor that works with existing blocks, using commands, brushes, and schematics rather than adding new items or blocks.

The /jumpto command lets you teleport easily around the world. You can also use your compass to quickly teleport to areas by left clicking.