Worldedit smooth tool

Set all blocks from the region to a pattern. Replace a or many, or all block type s in region to a pattern. Overlay the region with a pattern. Pattern is distributed evenly on the highest vertical points of the region. Build the walls around the outer edges of region. The walls' height are equal to the maximum height of the region selection. Cover every outer part of region with a pattern. Smooth out the region with an amount of repetition.

Creating an even distribution of blocks from highest to lowest point. Draw a line between pos1 and pos2 based on pattern and size. Generate a forest type over the grass blocks within the region selection. Density is how the trees are spaced. Flora not included. Copy the selected region blocks to an imaginary clipboard. It also stores the player's position where it is copied. Experimental builds for Forge. Stable builds for Fabric. Experimental builds for Fabric.

Stable builds for Sponge. Experimental builds for Sponge. MinecraftEdu comes bundled with an older version of WorldEdit. While we can assist with usage of WorldEdit, we are unable to assist with the update or installation of WorldEdit with MinecraftEdu. We do not officially support LiteLoader, but you can download an unofficial WorldEditWrapper that supports Minecraft 1.

When you load the world you will have a two chunk by two chunk area. This is a fine size but we need to make it thicker. Go to one corner and build up one block. Left click with the axe.

Go the opposite corner and build up two. Right click with the axe. With your first tool right click all over the area where you want the terrain. If you right click over where you have already right clicked you will make higher terrain.

When you are done it will look unatural and have losts of holes. This will make it smooth. You may need to make some hand made edits. When you are done you will have a bunch of sand that looks rather natural. GO to the underside of one corner.

Left click with your axe. Go the opposite corner and go into the air. Now the sand will be stone.