WorldEdit 6.1.1 (for MC 1.7.10)
WorldEdit 7.2.5 (Forge/Fabric For MC 1.16.
Oct 03, 2012 Step 1) Download and install WorldEdit, ModLoader, and Single Player Commands (if you’re editing a single player world) Step 2) Download WorldEditCUI from its official forum thread Step 3) Unzip the file and follow the instructions in the install.txt file. Find the mods folder inside your Minecraft client/server's folder. Place the downloaded '.jar' file in your mods folder. Start your server or client as you may have done before. Either configure your permissions mods (if you are using one); otherwise, use /op yourname to make yourself a server operator. We officially support WorldEdit for Sponge. Press the Windows key + R at the same time. Type%appdata% and press enter. Find folder Minecraft and then look for the Mods folder within that. Mac: Click on the desktop and then press Command+Shift+G all at the same time. Type /Library and press enter. Open the folder Application Support and then Minecraft. In the latest vanilla Minecraft server, spawn-protection and the radius in which players first spawn are identical. If, for example, I want to protect a 100-block-wide village around spawn, players without personally set spawn points will spawn anywhere in that 100x100 area. If it succeeds, the Minecraft game will open and you can create a single player world with WorldEdit. When you make changes to the code, you have to restart the game by re-running the command for your changes to take effect. If there are errors in your Java syntax, the command will fail.
Changelog
This is a release of some features and fixes that were written after the last 1.7.10 release (6.0), but before 1.8. Notable changes include Forge Multipart support and tree types for /tree, /forestgen, etc.
This version was built on Forge 10.13.4.1614-1.7.10. If you are using an older, incompatible build, you can still find the original WorldEdit 6.0 for 1.7.10 release here.
- Join the IRC channel: irc.esper.net in #sk89q
WorldEdit 7.2.3 (Forge/Fabric For MC 1.16.
Quick tutorial: Once you download and install WorldEdit, enter a creative world and type //wand. Left click one block, right click a different one, and then type //set glass. You can learn more on the WorldEdit wiki.