WorldEdit Addon (1.20) - MCPE/Bedrock Mods

Are you familiar with the legendary WorldEdit mod from the Java Edition? If you've been around the block (pun intended!), you know it’s a game-changer for builders. Well, guess what? The iconic tool has made its grand entrance into Minecraft Bedrock Edition with the WorldEdit Addon (1.20, 1.19), and it's everything you hoped for and more!

WorldEdit Addon for Minecraft Bedrock is not just another mod; it's a powerhouse that transforms how you build. With custom commands and items, it streamlines your building process, making it a breeze across various devices—be it PC, iOS, or Android. So, whether you're a seasoned architect or just starting out, this addon is your new best friend in the world of Minecraft.

Here’s what you can expect with the WorldEdit Addon:

• Effortless Manipulation: Cut, copy, and paste your builds. It’s like having an infinite clipboard for your massive structures!
• Smart Building Kit: Access prevalent features quickly with the handy WorldEdit kit.
• Creative Control: Move, stack, rotate, and flip blocks or regions with ease. The power to mold your world is at your fingertips.
• Artistic Freedom: Generate custom shapes, create detailed walls, lines, and outlines, or smooth out terrain for that perfect natural look.

• Mistake-Proof: Made a boo-boo? No worries! Undo and redo capabilities are there to save the day.
• Quick Modifications: Filling and replacing blocks is a snap, making modifications faster than ever.
• Painter’s Touch: Use painting brushes for those artistic details that make your build stand out.

Getting started with WorldEdit is a walk in the park. Simply download the “WorldEdit.mcaddon” from the designated link, open it with Minecraft, and voila, it’s ready to roll. Remember to enable the “Holiday Creator Features” and “Beta APIs” experiments to fully utilize the addon. And don't worry, Android and iOS users, there are tools just for you to handle the file management.

Running a third-party server? Grab the “WorldEdit.server.zip” and make sure to include the "variables.json" in the correct config folder. Note, Aternos users, stick with the mcaddon version to avoid any compatibility issues.