Minecraft plugin WorldEdit
WorldEdit is a Minecraft plugin and mod providing in-game map editing tools for large-scale terraforming, region selection, copying/pasting, and schematic management.
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About WorldEdit
🔌 About WorldEdit
WorldEdit is a Minecraft plugin and mod developed by EngineHub that provides in-game map editing and terraforming tools. It exposes commands, brushes, and tools to select regions, modify large numbers of blocks, copy and paste structures, save/load schematics, and generate terrain programmatically.
🎯 Purpose
WorldEdit solves the problem of manually building or repairing large world areas by offering fast, repeatable editing operations. It is aimed at server administrators, builders, and developers who need efficient world management and bulk-edit capabilities.
⚙️ Features
- Region selection and manipulation (pos1/pos2 selections, region operations)
- Clipboard operations: copy, cut, paste, rotate, flip
- Schematic save/load and clipboard management
- Large-scale replace, set, fill, and terraforming tools
- Brushes and tools for sculpting terrain
- Performance-related commands and limits to control large edits
- Developer API and documentation for integrations and extensions
🧩 Who It Is For
- Survival and SMP servers that need bulk editing and rollback tools
- Creative/build teams and map makers working on large builds
- Server admins who need to fix griefing or perform mass changes
- Plugin developers who want to integrate world-editing functionality via the API
🏗️ Example Use Cases
- Quickly replace a biome's surface blocks across a large area after a world update
- Copy a build from one location and paste it into multiple worlds
- Restore a player-built region from a schematic
- Scripted terrain generation for adventure maps
⌨️ Commands
| Command | Description | Permission | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
/worldedit help | Display WorldEdit help and subcommands. | worldedit.help | Admin |
/worldedit reload | Reload WorldEdit configuration. | worldedit.reload | Admin |
/worldedit report | Write a diagnostic report for WorldEdit. | worldedit.report | Admin |
//undo | Undo the last edit in history. | worldedit.history.undo, worldedit.history.undo.self | Admin |
//redo | Redo the last undone edit. | worldedit.history.redo, worldedit.history.redo.self | Admin |
/searchitem | Search for a block or item by name. | worldedit.searchitem | Player |
(Note: this table lists commonly used, documented commands and their permission nodes as provided by the official WorldEdit documentation.)
🔐 Permissions
| Permission | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
worldedit.help | Access WorldEdit help listing. | not specified |
worldedit.reload | Reload WorldEdit configuration. | not specified |
worldedit.report | Create a WorldEdit diagnostic report. | not specified |
worldedit.history.undo | Undo other players' history entries. | not specified |
worldedit.history.redo | Redo other players' history entries. | not specified |
worldedit.history.clear | Clear edit history. | not specified |
worldedit.limit | Set or modify block-change limits. | not specified |
worldedit.timeout | Modify evaluation timeout. | not specified |
worldedit.searchitem | Use the item/block search command. | not specified |
worldedit.global-mask | Set the global mask. | not specified |
(These permission nodes are taken from the official command and permissions documentation. Defaults are listed as "not specified" where the documentation does not provide a clear default.)
⚙️ Installation
📥 Setup
- Obtain the official WorldEdit build for your platform (plugin or mod).
- Place the WorldEdit
.jarinto your server'splugins/(for Bukkit/Spigot/Paper) or install the mod build for Fabric/NeoForge as appropriate. - Restart the server and check server logs to confirm WorldEdit loaded correctly.
📦 Platform notes
- WorldEdit is provided as both a server plugin and as mods for supported mod loaders. Official documentation and downloads describe builds for Bukkit, Spigot, Paper, Fabric, NeoForge, and Sponge.
🧠 Technical Notes
- WorldEdit is open-source and licensed under GPL v3.
- Source code and issue tracking are available via the EngineHub WorldEdit GitHub repository.
- Official documentation includes a Developer API section for integrations and examples.
- The plugin includes configuration options, limits, and performance-related settings to control large edits.
🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful
If you need programmatic or bulk editing of a server world—for building, restoring, or repairing—WorldEdit provides documented commands, tools, and an API to perform those tasks reliably and repeatably.
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For server admins
- Authors
- EngineHub
- License
- GPL-3.0
- Supported platforms
- Bukkit, Spigot, Paper, Fabric, Sponge, NeoForge
Links
- Downloadmodrinth.com/plugin/worldedit/versions
- Source codegithub.com/EngineHub/WorldEdit
- Documentationworldedit.enginehub.org/en/latest
- Issue trackergithub.com/EngineHub/WorldEdit/issues
- Supportenginehub.org/worldedit
- worldedit.enginehub.orgworldedit.enginehub.org
- Modrinth pagemodrinth.com/plugin/worldedit
- enginehub.orgenginehub.org/worldedit
- CurseForge pagecurseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/worldedit/files
- Hangar pagehangar.papermc.io/EngineHub/WorldEdit
- Discorddiscord.do/enginehub
- GitHubgithub.com/EngineHub
- CurseForge pagecurseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/worldedit
- ore.spongepowered.orgore.spongepowered.org
- builds.enginehub.orgbuilds.enginehub.org
What servers report
Server platforms
- Paper130
- Purpur21
- CraftBukkit19
- Cauldron5
- Arclight4
- Spigot3
- Mohist2
- Magma2
- CatServer2
- Cauldron-MCPC-Plus1
- LavaCraft1
Plugin versions
- 7.4.626
- 7.4.6+7648-00664b022
- 7.4.5+7590-b8dc4c115
- 7.4.4+7546-f9e033f14
- 7.4.0+7381-3decaf011
- 7.4.2+7450-eb8e82c11
- 7.3.16+cbf4bd58
- 6.1.96
- 7.3.17+7262-c7fbe086
- 7.4.3+7515-78babeb5
- 7.3.9+6959-7adf70b4
- 7.3.104
- 7.4.33
- 7.4.1+76eaf25bd3
- 6.1.73
- 7.3.18+7298-43838523
- 7.2.20+6667-f0f1e663
- 7.3.10+7004-768a4363
- 7.3.5+6880-8ba3d892
- 7.3.14+7149-8bea01b2
- 6.12
- 7.2.7+9f3e7952
- 5.6.22
- 6.1.82
- 7.2.17+6544-56d03832
- 7.2.15+6463-5ca4dff2
- 7.3.6+6892-3d660b82
- 7.4.01
- 7.3.15+7187-33cf7a21
- 6.1.21
- 7.2.111
- 5.5.11
- 7.3.8+6939-7d32b451
- 7.3.0+6678-55745ad1
- 7.2.6+4b2d1e71
- 7.4.71
- 5.5.21
- 6.1.31
- 7.2.12+6240-87f4ae11
- 7.3.91
- 7.4.41
- 7.2.151
- 7.2.14+6360-094b7341
- 7.2.9+e20e0131
- 5.61
- 7.3.13+7139-cdc1c251
- 5.831
- 7.3.01
- 7.4.0-rc-01+f3ecb26c61
Counts come from servers that list their plugins when MSHQ checks them. Many servers hide this list, so real usage is higher.