My Articles

We've been hard at work on WorldEdit 7.4. This release has mostly focused on internal changes and cleanups, but there are a fair few new features, which I'll go over in this post.

MCEdit no longer exists for new Minecraft versions, so how should you use schematic files now? We have the solution! Use MCEdit Schematic files in Minecraft 1.13 through 1.21, and newer.

This release has been a very long time coming. WorldEdit 7.3 is full of many new features and underlying system reworks, which I'll go over in this post.

It's been almost a year since the last big WorldEdit update. We're pleased to present WorldEdit 7.2, containing many new features, improvements, and bug fixes.

Using WorldEdit with blocks added by mods on versions of Minecraft before 1.13 can be confusing, but there are a few ways to make it simple

With over half a year since the last big WorldEdit update, we're now releasing WorldEdit 7.1, with many new features and improvements!

After over a year in the making, WorldEdit 7 is complete. This is a major update with hundreds of brand new features, find out more here!

Updating WorldEdit to Minecraft 1.13 has been a long and arduous process. Find out what's changed!

Over the past few months, I've taken on the task of updating WorldEdit, WorldGuard, and CraftBook to Minecraft 1.13.

A typical task that people want to achieve with WorldEdit is to load in a schematic, replace a few blocks, and then save it again. With WorldEditCLI, this couldn't be easier!

A step-by-step guide on how to work with schematics and clipboards in the WorldEdit 7 API.

Learn how to load and paste schematic files into Minecraft with WorldEdit, and even make your own to share with friends or the internet!