Author: simo_415 ❘ August 22, 2013 ❘ 956,123 views
In-game Minecraft map editor - build bigger things more quickly! MCEdit: World Editor for Minecraft. MCEdit is a saved game editor for Minecraft. Since Minecraft saved games contain every single element of the world the player is playing in, it has much more in common with 3D world, map, and terrain editors than traditional saved game editors. MCEdit has been developed since 2010 with the original goal of. Press the Windows key + R at the same time. Type%appdata% and press enter. Find folder Minecraft and then look for the Mods folder within that. Mac: Click on the desktop and then press Command+Shift+G all at the same time. Type /Library and press enter. Open the folder Application Support and then Minecraft. 🛑 Make sure that you are using the Java version of Minecraft. Install Minecraft Forge or Fabric. Download WorldEdit from this page. Put the WorldEdit mod file into your mods folder. Quick tutorial: Once you download and install WorldEdit, enter a creative world and type //wand. Left click one block, right click a different one, and then type //set glass. You can learn more on the WorldEdit wiki.
What is Single Player Commands?
Single Player Commands tool is much needed tool for almost every Minecraft fan. Single player commands tool brings liberty to play with many options and you can test your game alone rather playing on Lan.
SPC Command List:
To bring up the command “console” type ‘T’ then type in the command. Below is a brief run through of the command list:
Normal Commands (Version 1.3 to Current Version)
? – help [COMMAND_NAME]– Activates the help message.
ascend– Moves you to the next platform above your current position.
bind <KEYCODE> <COMMAND> {PARAMETERS}– Binds a command to a keyboard button.
bindid <KEYID> <COMMAND> {PARAMETERS} – Binds a command to a keyboard key using the key id.
cannon [STRENGTH] – Shoots a primed TNT in the direction you are pointing at the chosen strength.
damage [enable|disable]– Turns player damage on/off.
debug–
defaultgamemode –
descend – Moves you to the next platform below your current position.
diff – difficulty [DIFFICULTY]– Sets the difficulty to the specified level (valid values 0-3).
difficulty [DIFFICULTY]– Sets the difficulty to the specified level (valid values 0-3).
effect <list|remove TYPE|add TYPE [DURATION] [STRENGTH]> – Configures potion effects on the player
enchant <list|remove|add TYPE [LEVEL]> – Enchants the currently selected item.
fly [ENABLE|DISABLE]– Allows you to turn flying mode on/off
gamemode <creative|survival|adventure>– Changes the game mode.
gamerule –<rule name><value> OR <rule name>.
give <ITEMCODE|ITEMNAME> [QUANTITY] [DAMAGE] – Gives player item, if quantity isn’t specified maximum amount of that item. See i & item.
gm – gamemode [creative|survival|adventure]– Changes the game mode.
hardcore [enable|disable] – Configures the world for hardcore mode or not.
heal <QUANTITY> – Heals a player the specified number of points (2 per heart).
health <min|max|infinite|get> – Sets the health of a player to pre-defined figures.
help [COMMAND_NAME] – Activates the help menu. If no COMMAND_NAME given, lists help commands.
home – Teleport to spawn point.
hunger <empty|full|infinite> – Setsyour hunger level to predefined points.
i – give <ITEMCODE|ITEMNAME> [QUANTITY] [DAMAGE] – Gives player item, if quantity isn’t specified maximum amount of that item. See give & item.
ignite– sets the upper surface of the block you’re pointing at on fire.
Info – Block information tool.
item <ITEMCODE|ITEMNAME> [QUANTITY] [DAMAGE] – Gives player item, if quantity isn’t specified maximum amount of that item. See give & i.
jump – Moves you from where you are to where your mouse is pointing.
kill – Kills the current player.
killall <ENTITY_TYPE [DISTANCE]> – Kills all the specified entity type, this destroys ALL entities (paintings, minecarts, etc) if no distance. As of 06 Dec 2012 this causes the game to freeze.
light – Turns permanent lighting on and off.
macro <FILE>[PARAMETERS]– Allows multiple Commands to be run.
me <action> –
msg </tell> –
path [BLOCK][RADIUS] – Creates a path as you walk.
platform – Creates a glass square under your feet.
pos – Gives current player position.
publish –
repair [all]– Repairs the currently selected item to full health. /repair all – repairs all inventory items except worn armor, if removed and added to inventory, it too is repaired.
say <message> –
seed– Displays world seed.
setspawn [X Y Z] – Set the current position as the spawn point, if X Y Z are specified sets that position as spawn point
setspeed [SPEED|reset] – Sets the speed that the player moves
spawn <NAME|ID|random|list> [QUANTITY] – Allows you to spawn creatures.
spawnpoint – /spawnpoint <player> OR /spawnpoint <player> <X> <Y> <Z>.
spc– Provides generic commands around SPC.
su – Allows commands to be run as a specified player. /su simo_415 give 35:14 5 (give 5ea red wool).
t <X> <Y> <Z> – Teleport to X Y Z coordinates. See /tele & /teleport.
tele <X> <Y> <Z> – Teleport to X Y Z coordinates. See /t & teleport.
teleport <X> <Y> <Z> – Teleport to X Y Z coordinates. See /t & /tele.
tell <player> <private message> –
time [set[TIME<minute|hour|day>]|day|night] – Get or set minecraft time.
toggledownfall–
unbind <KEYCODE|all> – Unbinds the specified key from a command.
unbindid <ID> – Unbinds a command from a keyboard key using the key id.
w –
weather <lightning|thunder|rain[enable|disable]> – Toggles weather effects on/off.
xp <amount>[player] OR /xp <L amount>[player] – where L = level – Changes player experience or experience level.
How to install Single Player Commands for Minecraft:
For Minecraft 1.6
Manual Installation- 1. Close Minecraft launcher (if open)
- 2. Navigate to where minecraft is installed (eg: on Windows %appdata%/.minecraft)
- 3. Go to versions and copy the version directory (eg: 1.6.2) and name it something else (eg: 1.6.2.mods). Alternatively, if you have done this for another mod already backup the Minecraft version.
- 4. Open the jar file (using an archive utility, such as 7zip) in the mod directory you created (eg: 1.6.2.jar) and copy all of the files into it except for WorldEdit.jar
- 5. Delete the files in the META-INF directory except for MANIFEST.MF
- 6. Close the jar file
- 7. Copy WorldEdit.jar into .minecraft/bin
- 8. Rename the jar file to the same name as the directory (eg: 1.6.2.mods.jar)
- 9. Rename the json file to the same name as the directory (eg: 1.6.2.mods.json)
- 10. Open the json file in a text editor and the line that contains the id (eg: “id”: “1.6.2”) change it to the same name as the directory (eg: “id”: “1.6.2.mods”)
- 11. Save and close the json file.
- 12. Start up the Minecraft launcher
- 13. Create a new profile
- 14. Select the version that you just created (eg: 1.6.2.mods)
- 15. Select the rest of your settings.
- 16. Launch the game using this profile.
Note: Using a 3rd party launcher such as Magic Launcher may save you a lot of time in managing mods.
For Minecraft 1.5
Automated Installation
1. Double click the .JAR file to run it. Note that if double clicking the file doesn’t open it you can also run it from command line/console/terminal as described below:
Windows:
- Right-click JAR
- Open with ‘Java Platform’
All Platforms:
- Open command line (Windows) /console (Unix/Linux) /terminal (MAC). Navigate to where the installer is, for example it might be:
- cd C:UsersExampleMy DocumentsDownloads
- Type in the following: java -cp <DOWNLOADNAME> com.sijobe.installer.Installer
- Where <DOWNLOADNAME> is the name of the .JAR file, ie: SinglePlayerCommands.jar
2. Once the installation screen is up verify that the filepath that is displayed is pointing to where Minecraft is installed.
3. Click the Install button and the installation will start, a popup message will appear when the installation is finished.
Backup MCJAR – Allows you to backup the Minecraft.jar at the click of a button
Backup Worlds – Allows you to backup all your worlds at a click of a button
Note: Both backup methods put the backups into, .minecraft/backups
Manual Installation
- 1. Go to the “.minecraft/bin” directory and backup minecraft.jar
- 2. Using 7zip or equally capable archive viewer open minecraft.jar
- 3. Delete the META-INF folder (if on a MAC *only* delete the Mojang_c files)
- 4. Copy ALL the “.class” files contained within the mod to minecraft.jar, replacing the existing files.
- 5. Close minecraft.jar
- 6. Copy ALL the “.jar” files contained within the mod to the “.minecraft/bin” directory (the same directory as minecraft.jar). This means copy WorldEdit.jar into “.minecraft/bin” NOT into Minecraft.jar
- 7. Enjoy the mod.
Single Player Commands Download Links:
For Minecraft 1.6.2
Manual Installation: Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2 – Download from Server 3 – Download from Server 4
For 1.5.2
Automated Installation: Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2 – Download from Server 3 – Download from Server 4 – Download from Server 5
Manual Installation: Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2 – Download from Server 3 – Download from Server 4
Older versions:
For Minecraft 1.5.1
Automated Installation
Manual Installation
For 1.4.7/1.4.6
Automated Installation
WorldEdit 7.2.5 (Forge/Fabric For MC 1.16.
Manual Installation
For 1.3.2
Automated Installation: https://dl.kingminecraftmod.com/index.php?act=dl&id=1357917877
Manual Installation: https://dl.kingminecraftmod.com/index.php?act=dl&id=1357917934
For 1.2.5
Automated Installation: https://dl.kingminecraftmod.com/index.php?act=dl&id=1357917838
Manual Installation: https://dl.kingminecraftmod.com/index.php?act=dl&id=1357917904