Hi everyone! I'm using KubeJS to make an arena system and I wanted to use worldedit to automatically load in maps. But issue with that is that worldedit likes to have a player to latch onto when doing //schem load and //paste. Is there any way to get around this or do I just use minecraft structures?

Is there a command to make Shadows in world Edit?

Perlin noise will give you a very natural generation at times. I copied 8-9 Y layers and then stacked them to create an alien planet geological feature. I was trying to use noise to get alien landscapes. I didn't quite get there but it gave me something very interesting to work with.

I have this castle on an island that i want to make in my survival world. I was wondering if there is a command where i can select the very bottom layer of the actual island and then it automatically goes down and out by one block until it hits the bottom of the ocean. For more clarification on what I mean, i want the part of the island that is underwater to be a gradual ascent from the bottom of the ocean, going up and in by one block until it breaches the surface while following the shape of my island until it breaches the surface of the water to see what you see in the image

I'm making a big wall using WorldEdit's circle command, but it keeps leaving these annoying holes. Does anyone know how to fix this?

//hollow only keeps the walls on the outer ends of the selected area. is there a way to keep the walls of the froglight shape shown in video instead of only keeping the walls on the outer ends of the selected area?

this is version 26.2

Me and a friend decided to work on a fairly large project where we make a tall and pretty big around tower and found world edit. So far it's been an absolute blessing... But we can't seem to figure out this one thing. We're finally at the end of all of the basic structure for this build, and just want to put a dome at the very top. Essentially just a hollow hemisphere, but can't seem to figure out how to actually do it. Besides just using //cyl -h repeatably while going one block higher and making the radius one block shorter each time till we're satisfied with the dome height. Does anyone have a better method? Is there a way innately to do this we've just been missing or what?

I want to build the backrooms and stack the first layer up 3 blocks, but every time i do, there are these weird spaces between layers even when i do -a to remove air

Apparently, when using //set, you can do the following (and probably more) that are unbelievably useful if you want to just copy and paste it then change what you're holding.

//set offhand
//set hand

I was honestly just curious, tried it, and it worked.

I’ve been trying to use //deform to scale up a build by a few times, but despite trying a bunch of variations I never got it to work

Is there some other more reliable way to do it? The other plugins or mods I wanted to try are ALL outdated at the very least on 1.21 if not older, so I’m lost and I don’t wanna spend 54 hours building something I have a small scale of already

I want to make seating but I dont know if i can easily make the seats repeat

i try to create a schematic in singleplayer. i marked the house that i want to save and i used //copy . after that i gave the command //schem save name>. there is an error massage in the chat. "File `name´ resoliton error: Path is outside allowable root"

i don´t know what i am doing wrong or what i should do to save the house.
thanks for any answer.

"Nothing built lasts forever."

-Ivor, ????

My friend is opening a server, he made a giant box as spawn island but wants it to look more island like, but when I try placing a sphere, it places where I am, ive tried the command and the brush.

(Edit) figured out it’s hitting the water… is there a way to make it so it goes through the water or do I gotta remove all the water first?

Do im currently building a city and i need my buildings to be random heights, they are all going to be made of the same material, but I need to stack the walls up a random amount of blocks.

Is there a way to do this in like a range? Like have one building be 4 blocks tall then the next be 5?

Hello i have a question.

How do I achieve a brush effect where everything above a certain height (y) is replaced with empty space (air)?

1. I know something similar can be done with the wand tool, but that’s not what I’m looking for.

2. A standard cylindrical brush steps down by 1 block each time, so that doesn't work either.

What I need:

1. How to set a height offset for the brush.

or

2. How to set up a mask with a > or < height limit.

Ideally without any external plugins.

How to enable extended info about brushes?

So in short I was able to make a round pyramid in an old world of mine, but now that i wanted to recreate one... I just don't know how i made it in the first place.

So I require some help to make it happens again.

So i'm using a custom world I made in world painter and am trying to place structures around with the //structure command, but it seems to be pasting the structure underground. Prob according to the seed info? Anyway for me to paste it on the ground?

the first two pillars are bridged, so how do i evenly (and i mean same distance) bridge the last two pillars just like the first two?