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MCEdit 2 is an open source world editor for the popular game Minecraft. MCEdit 2 is currently in pre-alpha and mostof the following features have not yet been restored. (Check back again soon!)
MCEdit was first created to allow players topreserve anything built with several old versions of Minecraft and take them forward into newer versions of the game. It also aims to be forward-compatible with future (or even modified) versions of Minecraft. It has since been improved with brush tools for laying down blocks in different shapes, integration with the Minecraft Server to generate terrain using Minecraft’s own seed algorithms, support for multiplayer worlds, and editors for certain blocks including chests and mob spawners.
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Features:
- Navigate the world using familiar WASD controls and mouse aiming.
- Show the locations of dropped items, game entities including monsters and villagers, hidden ores, plus blocks with TileEntities and other Minecraft internals.
- Load saved games from current Minecraft versions, plus the older Classic and Indev versions.
- Limited support for Minecraft Pocket Edition saved games
- Export blocks and game entities as a .schematic file to be imported by MCEdit or compatible programs.
- Automatically fixes wool colors when importing and exporting between Minecraft PC, Classic, and Pocket editions!
- Double-click on a chest to change its contents, or double-click on a mob spawner to choose what spawns.
- Brush tool “paints” blocks in a round, diamond, or square shape with configurable size. Different brush modes will add new blocks, replace blocks, alter the top layer of the terrain or wear it down to smooth out rough objects.
- “Paste” brush allows you to import an object with a single click.
- “Flood Fill” brush will change all blocks that form a connected mass.
- Clone tool makes a copy of blocks and entities, optionally making multiple clones in a line or scaling the copy up or down.
- Clone and Import tools can rotate an object around any axis, or flip it horizontally or vertically.
- “Filter” plugins let users add functionality to MCEdit by writing Python code.
- Move the world’s spawn point, automatically removing blocks to make sure the spawn point is acceptable to Minecraft.
- Move and rotate any player in a single- or multiplayer world.
- Expand or contract the world’s size by adding or deleting chunks. Chunks are the basis of Minecraft’s “infinite” saved game format.
- Create new worlds or add chunks to existing worlds. The Minecraft Server can be harnessed to create natural terrain that meshes with the world’s existing seed. Flatlands can also be created at any height.*“Analyze” feature counts the block and entity types in a selected area, optionally saving them to a .csv file.
- Maintenance commands can delete all blocks, entities, or chunks in a selected region. This is useful for getting a “corrupted” world back into a playable state.
Whew, it’s been a while since the last digest. Let’s see what I’ve been up to in the past few months. Click below for the pictures.
This simple view option from MCEdit 1 is finally back, but it’s a little bare.
You can now tell MCEdit about your MultiMC installation. It finds all of the MultiMC instances you’ve made and adds the saves folders to a menu in the world list.It can also find all of the mods installed in an instance, which is usefulfor the next feature.
A very basic form of mod support. You can tell MCEdit about any blocks addedto any world by MinecraftForge mods. The name, lighting values, and model andtextures are all configurable. In the future, you will be able to exportyour configurations and share them with other MCEdit users. This is a workin progress.
Even if you don’t touch the block configuration options, MCEdit also has basic support for importing and exporting with MinecraftForge mods. MCEdit is nowable to translate the block IDs between two different worlds with differentcombinations of mods. This building was exported from one world and importedinto a world using a different modpack that has several mods in common withthe first - Chisel2, AppliedEnergistics2, and Mekanism in particular.
On the left, the building as it is imported with MCEdit 1, which lacks Forgesupport. On the right, the building was imported with MCEdit 2. Becauseof the new block translation, every single block in the building was intact!
(Well, mostly. I’m still working on getting the items in chests and AE2 drives to carry over.At least the Forge Multipart facades carried over without any special treatment.)
Inventory editing! MCEdit now includes a powerful inventory editor, styledafter the old INVEdit tool. The inventories of players, chests, dispensers, and hoppers can all be edited.
As an experiment, I made an inventory editor for the StorageDrawers mod.StorageDrawers does some nonstandard things with the way it stores items, so this is helping me get started on what will be the mod-support plugin API.
Grass and leaves are now shown with the correct colors for the biome theyare in. Another brush mode is added for changing biomes.
How To Use Mcedit 1.12.2
An NBT-level find and replace is now here. You can search for tag names orvalues, restrict your search to only entities or tile entities, replace thevalue of tags found by name, or just use it to search for tags and find where they are in the world - clicking an item in the result list takes youto that block or entity.
Mcedit 1.12.2 Forge
(The other tabs for items and command blocks are not yet implemented.)
Mcedit 1.12.2
Another vital MCEdit 1 feature makes a comeback. You can now switch betweenthe Nether, the End, and any other dimensions added by mods as well.