WorldEdit

A Minecraft Map Editor... that runs in-game! With selections, schematics, copy and paste, brushes, and scripting. Use it in creative, or use it temporarily in survival.

Java Edition required. Compatible with NeoForge, Fabric, and Bukkit-based platforms (Spigot and Paper).

🛑 Make sure that you are using the Java version of Minecraft.

Mod version:

1. Install NeoForge or Fabric.
   
2. Download WorldEdit from this page (make sure you grab the mod version, not the plugin).
   
3. Put the WorldEdit mod file into your mods folder.
   
   

Plugin version:

1. Set up a Bukkit server such as Spigot or Paper (Paper is recommended over Spigot).
2. Download WorldEdit from this page (make sure you grab the plugin version, not the mod).
3. Put the WorldEdit plugin file into your plugins folder.

Check YouTube for tutorials, or read the official documentation

Join our Discord server if you need help with installing or using WorldEdit.

Make sure to check the docs first!

Do I need cheats on?

If you're playing on single player: Yes, cheats must be enabled for the world to use WorldEdit, but you can change this in the configuration. If you're running a server: Only opped users can use WorldEdit, though this can be changed too.

Can anyone use it?

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

How do you use WorldEdit?

To learn how to use WorldEdit, read the docs. Check YouTube for tutorials too!

I need help!!

You may visit our documentation or Discord Guild.

I have some feature requests...

Visit our issue tracker. However, if you just have a question, please try one of the methods above.

Can I include WorldEdit in my modpack?

You are free to include WorldEdit, without having to asking for explicit permission. 
A link back to this page or our GitHub Sponsors would be appreciated, however.

Can I edit the source code?

Visit our GitHub repository. WorldEdit is licensed under GPLv3 and you can compile it with Gradle.