MCPI-World-Edit

A extremely simple version of worldedit for MCPI, which functions such as shape generation, world type changing, and even "schmatics"! Made by scratchermatch. (some revisions made by Robert Furr)

SETUP

1. Download the python script at https://github.com/MCPI-Revival/MCPI-World-Edit/releases/latest. In terminal, type pip3 install -r requirements.txt and wait for it to finish.
2. Make sure that minecraft is open and a world is loaded. Open the python script in a code IDE, or run it with python3 MCPI_World_Edit*
3. You can also run it by opening your terminal and typing chmod +x MCPI_World_Edit (you only need to do that once) and run it by typing ./MCPI_World_Edit*

Due to the nature of MCPI multiplayer, things created using the python api will not be seen by others on a server. Only things created by the host are universal (so don't go on a server building giant objects because only you'll be able to see them!).

COMMANDS

Up arrow: Toggle between Void, Small Superflat, and Large Superflat Worlds. The first time you do it, there will be a lot of lag. Left arrow: Select Position 1 Right arrow: Select Position 2 Down arrow: Run command Right control: Save game Right alt: Load save Right shift: Change command

FUNCTIONS

Cube: Creates a solid cube of blocks in a given area. Hcube: Creates a hollow cube of blocks in a given area. Sphere: Creates a solid sphere of blocks with a given radius. The center is at the player's legs. The player will be teleported out before they are trapped. Hsphere: Creates a hollow sphere blocks with a given radius. The center is at the player's legs. Walls: Creates walls around a given area. Center: Creates a single block at the center of a given area. Replace: Replaces certain blocks in a given area with a list of player chosen ID's and data. For example, if you want to replace all the grass and birch wood in the given area with TNT blocks with data 1 and gravel: The query you will see:

• Replace
• Pos1: 0 1 -7
• Pos2: -8 3 1
• How many types of blocks would you like to replace? 2
• ID or Block to be replaced 1/2 grass
• ID: 2
• Data of Block to be replaced 1/2 0
• ID or Block to be replaced 2/2 wood
• ID: 17
• Data of Block to be replaced 2/2 2
• How many different blocks would you like to replace them with? 2
• ID or Block to be replaced 1/2 tnt
• ID: 46
• Data of Block to be replaced 1/2 1
• ID or Block to be replaced 2/2 gravel
• ID: 13
• Data of Block to be replaced 2/2 0

Go to our wiki for a full block ID reference!

Replacenear: Same thing, only you give it a radius. Note that this will scan every single air block, and could take a while.

Thanks for downloading, and if there are any features you would like added, feel free to tell me! Please report any bugs.

Known bugs: Replace and replacenear cannot do multiple blocks with different data.