A extremely simple version of worldedit for MCPI, which functions such as shape generation, world type changing, and even "schmatics"! Made by scratchermatch. (some revisions made by Robert Furr)
- Download the python script at https://github.com/MCPI-Revival/MCPI-World-Edit/releases/latest. In terminal, type
pip3 install -r requirements.txtand wait for it to finish. - Make sure that minecraft is open and a world is loaded. Open the python script in a code IDE, or run it with
python3 MCPI_World_Edit* - You can also run it by opening your terminal and typing
chmod +x MCPI_World_Edit(you only need to do that once) and run it by typing./MCPI_World_Edit*
Due to the nature of MCPI multiplayer, things created using the python api will not be seen by others on a server. Only things created by the host are universal (so don't go on a server building giant objects because only you'll be able to see them!).
Up arrow: Toggle between Void, Small Superflat, and Large Superflat Worlds. The first time you do it, there will be a lot of lag. Left arrow: Select Position 1 Right arrow: Select Position 2 Down arrow: Run command Right control: Save game Right alt: Load save Right shift: Change command
Cube: Creates a solid cube of blocks in a given area. Hcube: Creates a hollow cube of blocks in a given area. Sphere: Creates a solid sphere of blocks with a given radius. The center is at the player's legs. The player will be teleported out before they are trapped. Hsphere: Creates a hollow sphere blocks with a given radius. The center is at the player's legs. Walls: Creates walls around a given area. Center: Creates a single block at the center of a given area. Replace: Replaces certain blocks in a given area with a list of player chosen ID's and data. For example, if you want to replace all the grass and birch wood in the given area with TNT blocks with data 1 and gravel: The query you will see:
- Replace
- Pos1: 0 1 -7
- Pos2: -8 3 1
- How many types of blocks would you like to replace? 2
- ID or Block to be replaced 1/2 grass
- ID: 2
- Data of Block to be replaced 1/2 0
- ID or Block to be replaced 2/2 wood
- ID: 17
- Data of Block to be replaced 2/2 2
- How many different blocks would you like to replace them with? 2
- ID or Block to be replaced 1/2 tnt
- ID: 46
- Data of Block to be replaced 1/2 1
- ID or Block to be replaced 2/2 gravel
- ID: 13
- Data of Block to be replaced 2/2 0
Go to our wiki for a full block ID reference!
Replacenear: Same thing, only you give it a radius. Note that this will scan every single air block, and could take a while.
Thanks for downloading, and if there are any features you would like added, feel free to tell me! Please report any bugs.
Known bugs: Replace and replacenear cannot do multiple blocks with different data.