FAWE is a fork of WorldEdit that has huge speed and memory improvements and considerably more features
A Minecraft Map Editor... that runs in-game!
- With selections, schematics, copy and paste, brushes, and scripting!
- Use it in creative, survival in single player or on your server.
- Use it on your Minecraft server to fix grieving and mistakes.
Java Edition required. WorldEdit is compatible with Forge, Fabric, Bukkit, Spigot, Paper, and Sponge.
Looking builds for older versions? Download them here.
Want to add new features to WorldEdit or fix bugs yourself? You can get the game running, with WorldEdit, from the code here, without any additional outside steps, by doing the following four things:
- Download WorldEdit's source code and put it somewhere. We recommend you use something called Git if you already know how to use it, but you can also just download a .zip file. (If you plan on contributing the changes, you will need to figure out Git.)
- Install any version of Java greater than or equal to 8.
- Note that if you do not install JDK 8 exactly, Gradle will download it for you on first run. However, it is still required to have some form of Java installed for Gradle to start at all.
- Open terminal / command prompt / bash and navigate to the directory where you put the source code.
- Run one of these following commands:
- Mac OS X / Linux:
./gradlew :worldedit-fabric:runClient
- Windows - Command Prompt:
gradlew :worldedit-fabric:runClient
- Windows - PowerShell:
.\gradlew :worldedit-fabric:runClient
- Mac OS X / Linux:
🎉 That's it. 🎉 It takes a long time to actually transform WorldEdit into a mod. If it succeeds, the Minecraft game will open and you can create a single player world with WorldEdit.
For additional information about compiling WorldEdit, see COMPILING.md. FAWE is a fork of WorldEdit that has huge speed and memory improvements and considerably more features
FAWE uses gradle to build
You can safely ignore gradlew setupDecompWorkspace
if you are not planning to work on the forge side of FAWE.
$ gradlew setupDecompWorkspace
$ gradlew build
The jar is located in worldedit-bukkit/build/libs/FastAsyncWorldEdit-1.16-###.jar
Have an idea for an optimization, or a cool feature?
- We will accept most PR's
- Let us know what you've tested / what may need further testing
- If you need any help, create a ticket or discuss on Discord
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