I have used all of my Google prowess and alas I have come up short. I wish to use WorldEdit's scripting function but I can't figure out how to install the Rhino scripting engine. From my research I learned that I must place the js.jar from the Rhino zip file that I got from https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Rhino in the .minecraft/bin folder, but I believe that only applies to server installations of minecraft. So where do I put the file, is this even possible for single player? Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
I have used all of my Google prowess and alas I have come up short. I wish to use WorldEdit's scripting function but I can't figure out how to install the Rhino scripting engine. From my research I learned that I must place the js.jar from the Rhino zip file that I got from https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Rhino in the .minecraft/bin folder, but I believe that only applies to server installations of minecraft. So where do I put the file, is this even possible for single player? Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Ignore the error . When I first received the error , it was on my server in regards to the W.E. / Citizen 2 plugin . I inquired on the IRC channel . Rhino is not fully implemented .
What do you mean "ignore the error"? Are you suggesting a script could run fine regardless? When I type, for example, something like "/cs maze.js", I get the "Failed to find an installed script engine" error and nothing happens. I'm trying to create worlds based on retro video games and I just want to be able to convert map images into data that can be fed into a script that will place blocks based on the kinds of things that were in that game.
Ah ha! I've figured it out! I was using the forge version of world edit which doesn't come with the scripting engine built in. But apparently the liteloader version does, even though is seems to be just a wrapper. And it so happens that liteloader can conveniently be installed alongside forge for the best of both worlds. Just thought I would post that here just in case someone is also having the same problems.
I recently got into minecraft because of my friend had a server he wanted me to join. It's got all these really cool mods (including the world edit, which I'm dying to get) and I wanted a few but he won't tell me how to get them. Every tutorial I see it says to either replace the version 1.6 with a file or put it in my mods folder. I don't have either, does it still work if I create the mods folder?
By the way, some blocks like wood plank types don't have an easy way to access them... you have to type something like wood:4 where the number corresponds to the type. This is kind of a pain and should be fixed at some point.
By the way, some blocks like wood plank types don't have an easy way to access them... you have to type something like wood:4 where the number corresponds to the type. This is kind of a pain and should be fixed at some point.
I tried all of your suggestion, the only one that worked was wood:4, and also removing the spaces between multiple word blocks work
Ooh, sorry, another question, this "Maximum brush radius (in configuration): 5" comes up when I try to make a Sphere bigger than 5. how can I change this?
In (Windows 8.1) the path *>Nevermind>AppData>.minecraft>config>worldedit is worldedit.properties. Inside that file are defaults. I'd try enlarging the brush setting in there first, then try a new setting from the game... Because I'm OCD, I'd make a copy of any existing worlds or create a new world to test the outcome.
HTH
Lou sk will probably clarify whether my suggestion will work sometime later.
Um, is worldedit only for servers?
I got the mod working fine on my server, but still can't get it to work on single player world.
I'm on a Mac, there wasn't a mods folder in the Minecraft root folder (see attached image), but I made a mods folder and I put the WorldEdit mod and the Forge file into it, I started up my minecraft and made a new test world to test world edit and it did't work. I'm at a loss to what I've done wrong. :/
Sorry I'm not too familiar with how one installs Forge on a Mac, but the version of Forge you downloaded is an installer, so try running it.
Minecraft doesn't have built-in mod support so Forge is an installer that patches Minecraft to support mods.
I have used all of my Google prowess and alas I have come up short. I wish to use WorldEdit's scripting function but I can't figure out how to install the Rhino scripting engine. From my research I learned that I must place the js.jar from the Rhino zip file that I got from https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Rhino in the .minecraft/bin folder, but I believe that only applies to server installations of minecraft. So where do I put the file, is this even possible for single player? Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Ignore the error . When I first received the error , it was on my server in regards to the W.E. / Citizen 2 plugin . I inquired on the IRC channel . Rhino is not fully implemented .
What do you mean "ignore the error"? Are you suggesting a script could run fine regardless? When I type, for example, something like "/cs maze.js", I get the "Failed to find an installed script engine" error and nothing happens. I'm trying to create worlds based on retro video games and I just want to be able to convert map images into data that can be fed into a script that will place blocks based on the kinds of things that were in that game.
Ah ha! I've figured it out! I was using the forge version of world edit which doesn't come with the scripting engine built in. But apparently the liteloader version does, even though is seems to be just a wrapper. And it so happens that liteloader can conveniently be installed alongside forge for the best of both worlds. Just thought I would post that here just in case someone is also having the same problems.
I recently got into minecraft because of my friend had a server he wanted me to join. It's got all these really cool mods (including the world edit, which I'm dying to get) and I wanted a few but he won't tell me how to get them. Every tutorial I see it says to either replace the version 1.6 with a file or put it in my mods folder. I don't have either, does it still work if I create the mods folder?
1.6.4 link is broken.
Does anybody know if the Cauldron bridge still works
I mean support between the bukkit and Forge builds
I am the true Sith one so powerful He snaps his fingers and whole systems die
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Curse PremiumOK I finally got around to posting the MC 1.6.4 and MC 1.8 downloads:
http://minecraft.curseforge.com/mc-mods/225608-worldedit/files
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Curse PremiumMust be a bug. Log a ticket on http://youtrack.sk89q.com if you could.
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Curse PremiumYou'll have to install Minecraft Forge: http://files.minecraftforge.net/
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You run the forge that you downloaded then in your launcher go to 1.8 forge profile
Did you try an _ (underscore)
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Curse PremiumTry just stonebricks
Quotation marks might work too: "stone bricks"
By the way, some blocks like wood plank types don't have an easy way to access them... you have to type something like wood:4 where the number corresponds to the type. This is kind of a pain and should be fixed at some point.
@BD96: There appears to be a problem with tree generation. I just fixed it BUT currently you can't undo the trees. Try the first download here: http://builds.enginehub.org/job/worldedit?branch=feature/forge1.8
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Trees didn't work for me sk (tried the first 3 - 6.1.1s), additionally the /descend command quit working.
Lou
Links to pdf format, downloadable, command lists for (these often clarify/expand descriptions, and where possible link to the author's posting):
MoreCommands: http://www.mediafire.com/view/qjc9c6klcnp660e/CmdLstMoreCommands.pdf
WorldEdit: http://www.mediafire.com/view/bi7r00xd9rgxrrt/WE_Commands.pdf
In (Windows 8.1) the path *>Nevermind>AppData>.minecraft>config>worldedit is worldedit.properties. Inside that file are defaults. I'd try enlarging the brush setting in there first, then try a new setting from the game... Because I'm OCD, I'd make a copy of any existing worlds or create a new world to test the outcome.
HTH
Lou
sk will probably clarify whether my suggestion will work sometime later.
Links to pdf format, downloadable, command lists for (these often clarify/expand descriptions, and where possible link to the author's posting):
MoreCommands: http://www.mediafire.com/view/qjc9c6klcnp660e/CmdLstMoreCommands.pdf
WorldEdit: http://www.mediafire.com/view/bi7r00xd9rgxrrt/WE_Commands.pdf
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Curse PremiumYeah, they have apparently never worked in the Forge version. The code for tree generation was completely missing.
However, I have fixed this for the Forge 1.8 version and you can get the first download listed here: http://builds.enginehub.org/job/worldedit?branch=feature/forge1.8
However, it currently doesn't let you undo trees.
@Thorley_Enterprises Do what LoRaM100 said. worldedit.properties in config/worldedit should have some setting about brush max size.
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You run the forge file before, It makes a mod folder.
WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT.... this is now available for single player use in 1.8?.... AWWWWWWWWW :'D
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Curse PremiumSorry I'm not too familiar with how one installs Forge on a Mac, but the version of Forge you downloaded is an installer, so try running it.
Minecraft doesn't have built-in mod support so Forge is an installer that patches Minecraft to support mods.
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sk89q: Big favor can you get the W. E. 1.8 Forge mod help / command menu to Zoom in . The text is really small