WorldEditCUI Forge Edition 2

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Client-side user interface for WorldEdit

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WorldEdit CUI Forge Edition 2-2.2.0-mf-1.12.2-14.23.5.2768.jar
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 Check the new version: WorldEditCUI Forge Edition 3 for forge 1.9.4 to 1.16.5



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This mod provides a client-side user interface for the WorldEdit plugin allowing you to see your selected region in-game in real time. It allows you to work more quickly and accurately with your WorldEdit selection and is especially useful when working with Polygon, Convex Hull and Cylinder selections.

This is a complete rework and a fully recoded version of WorldEditCUI Forge Edition with great improvement. However, WorldEditCUI Forge Edition 2 is only compatible with Minecraft versions starting from 1.11.2. If you are using an older version, consider using WorldEditCUI Forge Edition (first forge edition).


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Display your WorldEdit selection instantly in-game


newfeatures
This new version has been highly improved.
Every single color can now be changed using a new style of the options screen.
Choose the color that fit your feeling.
You are no longer limited to Minecraft colors.
See screenshots below.


install
To install the mod:
Download the latest version of the WorldEdit CUI Forge Edition 2 for you forge version and copy it to your mods folder.


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howto
To use WorldEditCUI Forge Edition 2, simply make a selection on a server using WorldEdit, your selection will be instantly displayed on the screen. To clear your current selection issue the command //sel


extras
WorldEditCUI Forge Edition 2 include new features :

  • Chunk renderer : like the forge chunk renderer but you can fully customize any colors
  • Distance measurer : like ditance measurer in Zyin's HUD

 

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  • Cylinder selection
    Cylinder selection
  • Options screen
    Options screen
  • Convex selection
    Convex selection
  • Polygon selection
    Polygon selection
  • Sphere selection
    Sphere selection
  • Cuboid selection
    Cuboid selection

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