WorldEdit should show up in the mods list.

Create a “mods” folder inside the “.minecraft” folder if it doesn’t yet exist (it should be created if you’ve run Forge once already).

If you’re using a third-party launcher, this might be in a different location (consult the launcher’s docs).

If you’ve installed Forge as a profile in the official Minecraft launcher, follow Mojang’s instructions for finding where your “.minecraft” folder is.

Make sure you get the right WorldEdit download for your Minecraft version and platform (Fabric builds are also there - make sure you grab the right one). After installing Forge one way or the other, download WorldEdit from the CurseForge site. Otherwise, Forge will install a profile available through the official Minecraft Launcher. If you’re using one of those, you can add WorldEdit as a mod through the launcher interface. There are many third-party launchers designed to easily install modpacks. 🤙įirst, you’ll have to install Minecraft Forge. Regardless, WorldEdit is extremely unique in that it works as a mod for both 😊, so you can just pick the one that seems the easiest and roll with it.

You may want to research what other mods/plugins that you may want (generally, Paper and Spigot have much more server administration/”server-ready gameplay mods” - which run completely on the server - and Forge, Fabric, and Sponge have more major gameplay mods - which generally require client installation). Note: Paper and Spigot use its own set of mods (commonly called “plugins”) that are mostly incompatible with mods for Forge, Fabric, and Sponge.

Sponge (also compatible with Forge mods).

Forge (recommended if you are using other Forge mods).

Paper (recommended over Spigot because it has improvements WorldEdit can use).

On the other hand, if you are running a Minecraft server, you can use

If you want to use WorldEdit on your single-player/local game, we recommend one of two choices:

Download java edition server