World Edit

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  1. Taylor Dog

    Taylor Dog Athion Member Athion Member

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    So its fairly easy to acquire some WE commands in Athion, but I've never really played with WE before.
    Anything I have ever built has always been by hand.

    Are there any recommendations for Tutorials, or anything for said commands?

    Currently I am in TG2 and have access to new commands:

    • Use a tool to replace an item. (/repl)
      not entirely sure how to use this.
    • Stack a selection. (//stack <amount>)
      I've been playing with this, and i think i understand how it works.
    • Wall a selection. (//wall <block>)
      I've been playing with this, and i think i understand how it works.

    • Mark a position where you are standing. (//pos)
    • Mark a position where you are aiming. (//hpos)
      same question
      Do these work the same as marking with a wand?
    • Undo a worldedit selection. (//undo <amount>)
    • Redo a worldedit selection. (//redo <amount>)
      aven't even tried to play with this yet. i assume its similar to undoing and redoing on the PC, but then their is <amount>
    I imagine i am going to have similar questions as I move up.
    It would be cool if someone was generous to do an instructional video in each rank on the new commands available.

    Soon i'll start searching Youtube, but I know there was a bunch of custom coding done, and I'm not sure what is Genaric, and what is not.
     
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    14iCBi Athion Member Athion Member

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    Hey!

    World edit can be hard to wrap your head around at first, but once you've nailed the basics you'll be good to go!.

    /repl <item>, use this command whilst holding a tool (axe,shovel,sword etc) to bind it. Once you have binded it and entered an item ID/Name wherever you right click it will replace the block with the on entered in the command. So for Example if you did /repl cobblestone and right clicked with your tool on some grass it would turn the grass into cobblestone.

    Regarding //pos1 and //pos2, Yes they are the same as using your wand, allowing positions to be set without having to right/left click.

    //undo and //redo is similar to how they are on a PC and you can undo or redo multiple actions. For example //undo 5 will undo the last 5 world edit actions with redo working the same way.

    If you have any other questions or the way i have explained it is unclear dont hesitate to reply or message me!
     
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  3. karottenkoenig

    karottenkoenig Athion Member Athion Member

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    Hey Taylor!

    //pos 1 and //pos 2 can be very usefull if you want to select coordinates midair where you cant hit blocks with your wand. (because there are none)
    //hpos 1 and //hpos 2 save you one invetory slot you would need for the wooden axe
     
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  4. rsp

    rsp Athion Member Athion Member

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    Hey since your starting W.E. I suggest a mod for you!
    Its called World Edit CUI, what it does is provide something that looks like graph paper over the areas that you select for position 1 and position 2. This will help you see exactly the area you have selected in visual terms! It helps you make a lot less mistakes! It is not necessary for becoming good at world edit, but I know a lot of people do find it very useful. The link is to the mods page!

    http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1292886-worldeditcui

    If you ever want in game tutorials ID be glad to show you commands on your plot too :D
     
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  5. Taylor Dog

    Taylor Dog Athion Member Athion Member

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    Thanks everyone.
     
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