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Using WorldEdit with blocks added by mods on versions of Minecraft before 1.13 can be confusing, but there are a few ways to make it simple

JavaScript may not seem to be the ideal language to manipulate large amounts of data. This post goes over a few key problem areas and how you can avoid them.

I recently read Asana's blog post on TypeScript quirks and took particular interest in the first TypeScript quirk they mention. While it may seem like an inconsistency, the way the type system behaves here is entirely logical.

With over half a year since the last big WorldEdit update, we're now releasing WorldEdit 7.1, with many new features and improvements!

MCEdit no longer exists for new Minecraft versions, so how should you use schematic files now? We have the solution! Use MCEdit Schematic files in Minecraft 1.13 through 1.18, and newer.

Fabric came about after Minecraft Forge hadn't updated for Minecraft 1.13. Now that is has, is Fabric still relevant and worth using? What about Minecraft Forge?

VAC is known to have unforgiving lifetime bans for any cheating. A ban limits a few aspects of the Steam platform and prevents online play. These restrictions, however, are only a fraction of the punishment.

Minecraft server admins face unexplainable behaviour which they can't track down. Throughout this article, I'll outline some of the best ways to make it easy.

A common tool for finding lag on Minecraft servers moment is Timings. But there is more than meets the eye when it comes to Timings report, and they're not always able to tell you what is causing lag.

A typical task that people want to achieve with WorldEdit is to load in a schematic, replace a few blocks, and then save it again. With WorldEditCLI, this couldn't be easier!

The reload command in Bukkit is fundamentally broken and flawed, here's why, and what you should be doing instead.

Learn how to load and paste schematic files into Minecraft with WorldEdit, and even make your own to share with friends or the internet!