WSC World Save Chunks

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Record and restore chunks instantly — build, destroy, reset at will.

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World Save Chunks (WSC)

GTA-style temporary world edits. Break, build, blow things up — once you leave a chunk alone long enough, it quietly resets back to how it was. Perfect for testing builds, messing around, or just not wanting to permanently trash your favorite base.

What it does

  • Turn it on with /wsc on — from that moment, every chunk WSC sees gets a permanent snapshot of its original state (blocks, chests, furnaces, everything).
  • Keep editing normally. Nothing is blocked, nothing warns you — it just quietly remembers what things looked like.
  • Every time a changed chunk reloads, it snaps back to its original state — no matter how many times it's been loaded and unloaded since. Doesn't matter if you flew away for two minutes or two hours.
  • Turn it off with /wsc off and everything gets rolled back for good. Or use /wsc off nsc to stop recording and just keep the world as it currently is.
  • Need it fixed right now, without stopping the session? /wsc restore rolls everything back instantly and keeps recording.

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Command What it does
/wsc on Start recording
/wsc off Restore everything and stop recording
/wsc off nsc Stop recording, keep changes as-is
/wsc restore Instantly restore everything, keep recording
/wsc status Show what's currently tracked/queued
/wsc speed <n> Chunks processed per check (tune performance)
/wsc interval <ticks> How often that check runs

Works in singleplayer and on multiplayer servers alike. Requires operator permission.

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  • Server-side logic (safe to have client-side too, does nothing without a server).
  • Snapshots are per-dimension and survive server restarts.
  • Use it on a backup of your world, the mod doesn't give a 100% guarantee of world integrity, because something can always go wrong.

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  • Chunk Restoration Showcase
    Chunk Restoration Showcase A visual comparison of a burning Minecraft house and its restored version using the /wsc command. Demonstrates how WSC resets modified chunks back to their original state.

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