`VirtualEdit`

Who said Minecraft worlds have to be real?

VirtualEdit is a library for Paper that allows developers to display/hide blocks to/from players client-side. It is able to make gigantic visual edits to the world without breaking a sweat.

VirtualEdit is useful for:

Mini-game development by allowing for more creative game design...
- Imagine a parkour that only some players can see
- Making a wall solid for one player, and completely invisible for another.
Performing non-destructive edits on the world...

Imagine that your neighbour has a very ugly house that you don't want to see. With VirtualEdit, you can create a plugin that allows players to hide their neighbours' houses without their neighbours even realising.
Visualizing builds...
- Want see how a woodland mansion looks in the nether? You can with VirtualEdit!
- Maybe you want to see a 200,000 x 200 x 200,000 block of sponge for some reason...
And more! (I can't be bothered to think of more use cases. Feel free to make a PR with other cool ideas!)

`Usage`

Just to reiterate. VirtualEdit is a library designed for developers. It is not a plugin that can be used independently on a server. Other developers are free to create plugins that use VirtualEdit for their own use-cases, like the ones mentioned above.

`Dependencies`

VirtualEdit depends on the following:

Paper (Bukkit and Spigot are not supported)
ProtocolLib

`Maven`

Add JitPack as a repository

<repositories>
  <repository>
    <id>jitpack.io</id>
    <url>https://jitpack.io</url>
  </repository>
</repositories>

Add VirtualEdit as a dependency

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.github.encodeous</groupId>
  <artifactId>VirtualEdit</artifactId>
  <version>master-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>

encodeous/VirtualEdit

VirtualEdit