Operations¶
Once you’ve selected a region, there are several editing operations you can perform. These operations will be listed in chat, simply click on the operation you wish to perform.
Delete¶
This simply clears all blocks in the region.
Fill¶
This fills the region entirely with a single block. Select the [Fill] operation, then use
/setblock ~ ~ ~ <block>
to select the block to use.
Replace¶
This finds all blocks of a certain type and replaces them with another type of block. Select the [Replace]
operation. Then use
/setblock ~ ~ ~ <block>
to select the block to replace, use:
/setblock ~ ~ ~ <block>
again to select the block to replace with.
Clone¶
This will clone all blocks in the selected region to another destination. There are several methods and options that can
be used when doing this. When you select the [Clone] operation, the option to enable/disable the cloning of air
blocks will appear in chat as well. A green destination region will appear, and it will be the same size as the red
source region.
Moving the destination region¶
When the green destination region appears, you’ll be moving it by default. Click to set its location. Note that you can change your cursor type as described earlier in this manual. To move it with the cursor again, left click to attack any of the green anchor points. You can also use the Up/Down/Left/Right/Forward/Backward buttons to move the destination region by a single block in any of those directions. It’s not possible to resize the destination region, since its must match the source region.
Confirm Clone¶
This will clone all blocks from the source region to the destination region, and then select the destination region for further editing.
Clone & Repeat¶
This will clone all blocks from the source region to the destination, and then move both the source and destination region so that the clone operation can be repeated. By clicking this several times, you can stack many copies of the same structure next to each other at any offset you’d like.
Clone Brush¶
In Clone Brush mode, simply left clicking will paste the region at the cursor. Remember that you can change cursor modes as described earlier in this manual by pressing the “drop item” key. This can be used to quickly place many copies of the source structure in a point-and-click fashion.
Cancel¶
Use this to exit all clone operations.
Randomize¶
This set of operations is used to place blocks drawn from a random pool of blocks. Before randomizing any blocks, a Random Block Pool must be selected.
Store Selected Region as Random Block Pool¶
This will store the region you have selected. All blocks in this region, including air, form the Random Block Pool. When further randomization operations are performed, a random set of coordinates from within this region will be selected, and the block at those coordinates will be used. Note that you can change blocks in this region after selecting the region as the Random Block Pool, and that the region needs to be loaded when perform other randomization operations.
Fill Selected Region from Random Block Pool¶
Every block in the selected region will obtain a random block from the Random Block Pool.
Replace in Selected Region from Random Block Pool¶
When you select this operation, you’ll be asked which type of block you want to replace. Use
/setblock ~ ~ ~ <block>
to select the block. Each instance of that kind of block within the selected region will be replaced by a block from the Random Block Pool.
Plugins¶
Selecting this operation will display a list of installed plugins. To install a plugin, download the datapack and put it
in the datapacks folder in your save directory.