Minecraft:Bedrock Editor

The Bedrock Editor, also referred to as Minecraft: Bedrock Editor or simply the Editor, is an in-game tool that can be used to edit Minecraft:worlds through projects. It is customizable through the use of scripting.

Launching

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The Creator Tools section in the Minecraft Launcher

The Bedrock Editor uses the same app as Minecraft and Minecraft Preview, in the "Editor" state. It can be opened from the "Creator Tools" tab in the Bedrock Edition section of the Minecraft Launcher. A desktop shortcut can be created to launch the Editor directly without opening the Minecraft Launcher. This should be an internet shortcut with Template:Cd for the stable version, or Template:Cd for Preview.

Opening the Bedrock Editor can also be done by pressing Template:Key, and entering Template:Cd for the stable version, or Template:Cd for Preview.

Minecraft:Bedrock Dedicated Server can also enable the Editor for clients. To launch BDS with the Editor, enter Template:Cd in a command prompt. This will create a new project on the server, and only works if the server doesn't contain any worlds. An existing project can be applied to a server by adding the project to the server's worlds folder and specifying the world name in Template:Cd. Only players on an Editor client can join compatible servers with a project to edit on the server.

Usage

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The Editor's main menu

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New main menu UI, based on Ore UITemplate:Upcoming

Using the tool starts with creating a new Project. A project is similar to a Minecraft:world, but a project is not "played" until it is exported, and stays in the initial creation state during editing, meaning that several game settings such as the bonus chest can still be enabled after editing. Minecraft:Achievements are always disabled for projects and worlds created with the project.

New projects can be created from the main menu. All existing projects are shown in the "Projects" list, with the options to edit a project, create a new project, or import a world file (.mcworld or .mcproject zip). The player can join multiplayer projects from the "Friends" tab or join external servers from the "Servers" tab. The settings icon in the top-right opens the same Minecraft:settings menu as in regular gameplay. Pressing a project in the list opens the editor for that world.

Creating a new project has the same options as a new world in Minecraft, with the exception of Hardcore mode and Marketplace add-ons. The Minecraft:world type option has one additional preset, "Void world", which generates an empty world across all dimensions with a small grass block platform in the Overworld.

Editing a project has the same options as the regular edit world screen (see Template:Slink), but these options affect the world only in test mode or for exporting. The edit world screen allows Minecraft:add-ons and Minecraft:experiments to be enabled, which can't be done from the Editor. A project can also be exported as project file to import it in the Editor, as world file to import it in Minecraft, or as template to import its world settings and add-ons.

GUI

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The GUI in Tool Mode

The Editor GUI uses Minecraft:Ore UI, and consists of several bars on the sides. Windows and pop-up bars can be closed and adjusted in scale and position towards the world preview. Several options and buttons have blue tooltips that appear when hovering over the option. These show hotkeys, a short description of the option, and sometimes a video explaining the feature.

The statistics bar at the bottom shows the camera's Minecraft:coordinates, the difference (Δ) in coordinates of the gizmo, the coordinates of the gizmo, the ID of the hovered block, and the ID of its biome.

The menu bar on the top has five tabs with options. Unless stated else, each of these buttons opens the respective window on the right side. See the respective sections below for more information about the functions.

File

File contains a list of actions and settings that handle the Project.

• Test World
• Export
• Publish to Realms
• Settings
• Keyboard Settings
• Save & Quit
  • Saves the project and returns to the main menu.

Edit

Edit contains a list of actions used to add and remove things from the world.

• Undo (Template:Keys)
  • Undos the latest action performed in the Editor.
• Redo (Template:Keys)
  • Reverts an undo action.
• Cut (Template:Keys)
  • Copies the selected blocks/entities to the clipboard and removes them.
• Copy (Template:Keys)
  • Copies the selected blocks/entities to the clipboard.
• Delete (Template:Keys)
  • Deletes the selected blocks/entities. Blocks are replaced with Minecraft:air.
• Deselect (Template:Keys)
  • Deselects a selected area.
• Fill (Template:Keys)
  • Fills the selected area with the block selected in the hotbar.

View

View contains a list of options to show menus in the Editor.

• Game menu (Template:Keys)
  • Closes the Editor GUI and opens the game menu. The game menu looks similar to the menu in regular Minecraft but the Marketplace, profile screen and Dressing Room are inaccessible.
• Log Panel (Template:Keys)
• Structures
• Jigsaws

World

World contains a list of options that change the attributes of the world.

• Pause Entities
  • Toggles to pause all Minecraft:entity movements and suspend their AI.
• Navigation
• Locate (Template:Keys)
• Time of Day
• Weather
  • Opens a sub-menu to set the current Minecraft:weather to clear, rain, or thunder.
• Chunk Management
• Biome Data Assignment
• Vibrant Visuals
• Dimensions
  • Opens a sub-menu to teleport the player to the Overworld, the Nether, the End, or available custom dimensions.

Help

Help contains a list of resources and information to teach about the Editor.

• Tutorial
• What's New
• Documentation
  • Opens the official documentation page for the Editor.
• Feedback
  • Opens the feedback post about the Editor.
• Samples
  • Opens the Editor samples page on GitHub.

Action bar

The action bar is located below the menu bar and contains buttons on the left and right side. On both sides, a set of buttons can be selected for quick actions. If there are more buttons than space on one side, a button appears to switch between pages. Right-clicking a button or selecting the triangle in the bottom-right opens the button selection panel with an option to remove the button. Most of these buttons are also available from the menu bar above. The available buttons are:

Hotbar

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The block hotbar

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The hotbars window

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The Block Picker

In the middle of the action bar is the block hotbar, which is used for several placing and filling actions. A block in the hotbar can be selected using the 1-9 hotkeys, or by selecting a block. Double-clicking a slot opens a pop-up to pick a block.

The block picker shows in which block the slot changes, with a list of all blocks below. The list shows the inventory icon as well as the ID, and can be filtered with a searchbar above. The list can also be sorted by color, and the exact color can be picked with a HEX graphical color picker. There is also a recently used tab below.

The block picker allows to switch the hotbar slot to a list of blocks. Lists are shown in the "Hotbar" window on the right, per hotbar slot. When performing an action with a list, such as filling, the blocks will be randomly selected from the list. The weight of each block can be adjusted, and blocks can be added or removed to a list.

With the menu button next to the hotbar, a set hotbar can be saved to a name. Saved hotbars can be selected from this menu or with the arrow buttons next to the hotbar. A saved hotbar can be overwritten with the selected hotbar with the "Save to Hotbar" option. The "Hotbar" window on the right can be opened to change hotbars and lists.

World preview

The world preview can be highlighted with Template:Keys (viewport focus). The camera can be moved by moving the mouse while holding right click. Horizontal movement is done through Template:Key, Template:Key, Template:Key, and Template:Key. Vertical movement is done through Template:Key (up) and Template:Key (down).

Scrolling on the mouse moves the camera in the facing direction. The camera can be dragged over the world by holding the middle mouse button and moving the mouse.

Selecting blocks and areas can be done with the selection tool by left-clicking. See Template:Slink below for more information.

Crosshair mode

Crosshair mode can be enabled on the action bar or with Template:Keys twice, and simply opens the world in regular Minecraft:Creative mode. Crosshair mode can be left by pressing Template:Key or Template:Key. All features from Creative mode are available, including the hotbar and Creative inventory, but not certain GUIs and commands. Additionally, the player can phase through blocks like players in Minecraft:Spectator mode.

Tutorial and What's New

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The What's New window

Upon first launch, the player is welcomed with a "What's New" window and a tutorial. Both can be opened at any time from the menu bar.

The What's New window has a list of new features in the latest update. New features are marked with a batch notification until the player opens them, or checks the "Clear content badges" button.

The tutorial consists of several pop-ups with tasks. After completion of all tasks (marked with a checkbox), the next tutorial pop-up opens. This tutorial shows some information about the GUI, controls, and the selection and brush tools.

World options

Navigation

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The Navigation panel with the map enabled

The Navigation panel is used for the location of the camera in the world previewer. At the top, the "Show Map" option enables a map preview. The map preview uses the same layout and colors as in-game Minecraft:maps, but it is always centered around the player, with a marker. The map size can be adjusted between 64×64, 128×128, and 256×256 blocks. The map can be refreshed with a button below.

The players current XYZ location is shown below the map. By entering different values for the location, the player can teleport to any coordinates.

Below the map is a list of Minecraft:players in the world showing the colors of their map markers. A button allows to teleport to a player's location.

The Navigation panel allows to store locations. By pressing the "+" button, a new location with a custom name can be added which defaults to the current coordinates. Saved locations show as markers on the map, with a customizable color using a HEX graphical color picker. A single location can be selected in the panel to edit it, teleport, or delete it.

On the bottom is a filter & sort bar which allows to search locations, sort them A–Z/Z–A, and multiselect to delete locations.

Locate

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The Locate window

The Locate window, opened with Template:Keys, allows to quickly perform the Template:Cmd command. A biome searchbar allows to quickly find a Minecraft:biome with the ID or display name.

Time of Day

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The Time of Day Settings window

The Time of Day Settings are used to quickly change the current in-game Minecraft:time. The time can be set to any integer or clock value, depending on the clock type used. The Minecraft:daylight cycle option can also be changed here. Below, a time preset (e.g. noon, sunset, midnight) can be selected, or the time can quickly be adjusted with a slider.

See Template:Slink below for more information about specific time options.

Tools

Tools can be selected from the left toolrail.

Chunk Management

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The Chunk Management window

The Chunk Management window allows to delete or regenerate entire Minecraft:chunks. Multiple regions can be added by inputting coordinates, or using the Selection tool. Selecting a region instantly teleports to a view of the region, and there is an option to delete it. The coordinates do not have to conform to chunk boundaries, but actions will always select the full chunks within the region, so it might extend outside of the selection.

• Regeneration resets the chunks and applies the regular (or customized) Minecraft:world generation, deleting all altered blocks and enties inside.
  • "Exclude Region List" can be used to invert the selection and only keep the chunks that are in the region list.
  • There is also an option to regenerate the entire world, in all dimensions.
• Delete simply deletes all blocks and entities and leaves a chunk hole behind.

Vibrant Visuals Settings

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The Vibrant Visuals settings

Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals can be completely customized with Minecraft:resource packs, and the Bedrock Editor provides an interface to easily create Vibrant Visuals resource packs.

From the Vibrant Visuals Settings window, Vibrant Visuals can be enabled for the world previewer. Closing the window might reset some settings, so it is recommended to export the settings to the clipboard regularly. Vibrant Visuals settings are not saved for a project.

The Vibrant Visuals Settings has six tabs: Water, Global Lighting, Atmospheric Scattering, Color Grading, Cubemaps, Shadows, and Local Lights.

• The water settings allow the water color and fog color to be changed with three particle effects. Water caustics can be enabled and adjusted in length, power, and scale. An additional feature called "Waves" can be enabled and customized. This is not enabled in the default Vibrant Visuals and creates detailed animated wave effects on water surfaces. Many settings, such as depth, frequency, pull, shape, and speed can be adjusted.

• Global lighting settings allows for customization of global light sources, including the Minecraft:sun, Minecraft:moon, and Minecraft:End flashes. The color spectrum, illuminance, and orbital offset can be adjusted and is previewed with graphical projections. Non-directional light sources, including emissiveness, ambient lighting, and sky lighting, can be customized in saturation, color, and intensity, respectively.

• Atmospheric scattering allows customization of some atmospheric effects, such as different sky colors. The strength, shape, and blending of scattering from directional light sources can also be adjusted.

• Color grading changes how some color effects are changed as a post-processing effect. RGB values for different color grading aspects can be adjusted. The tone mapping operator can be selected from preset curves.

• Cubemap textures are always rendered around the player and can be reflected by water. It can be affected by various types of lighting, which is customziable.

• Shadow effects can be selected between the default "blocky" shadows and regular soft shadows. The texel size can be adjusted which changes the size of the shadow pixels.

• Light settings for every Minecraft:block with configurations in the resource packs can be customized.

For more information about individual options and key frame graphs, see Template:Slink.

All adjustments can be exported into a resource pack. The game automatically generates a resource pack which can be applied to the project, or other worlds without further modification.

Configurations per setting group can be assigned to every Minecraft:biome in the game (including custom biomes). Each setting group allows to create a configuration file, or modify existing ones, with a customizable namespace and name. To quickly import settings, or add more options to key frames or local lighting, the raw JSON contents of a configuration file can be imported.

Setting groups can be applied to multiple biomes using a separate biome config mapping window.

Log Panel

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The Log Panel

Test world

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The Test Settings

With the test world feature, the player can playtest the world with regular gameplay. Changes won't be saved (including options changed in the pause menu), and test world is only available in singleplayer. Cheats are enabled for test mode, and some settings can be changed before playing. The Minecraft:pause menu has an option to return to the Editor instead of leaving the game.

Option	Description	Default
Game Mode	The Minecraft:game mode the player spawns with, between Survival, Creative, and Adventure.	Survival
Difficulty	The Minecraft:difficulty of the world, between Peaceful, Easy, Normal, and Hard.	Normal
Spawn at Current Location	Whether the player spawns at the current location of the camera in the Editor, or at the Minecraft:world spawn.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Daylight Cycle	Changes the Minecraft:daylight cycle, between Normal, Always Day, and Lock Time.	Normal
Custom Time	Allows the current time to be changed to an integer when "Custom" is selected as time of day.
Time of Day	Allows the current time to be changed to a time of the day between Current Time, Day, Noon, Sunset, Night, Midnight, Sunrise, and Custom.	Current Time
Weather Cycle	Whether the Minecraft:weather cycle is enabled and weather can change randomly.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Weather	What type of weather is currently used, between Clear, Rain, and Thunder.	Clear
Show Coordinates	Whether the player's current Minecraft:coordinates are shown in the hotbar.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Skip Night by Sleeping	Whether the night can be skipped by Minecraft:sleeping in a bed.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Required Sleeping Players	The percentage of players in a bed required to skip the night.	100

Export

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The Export settings

The project can be exported as a world file from inside the Editor. There are several export options, some of which can also be changed from the pause menu or Minecraft:edit world screen. Options exclusive to the Editor are listed here. World options that are usually disabled after world creation are also available, including Minecraft:Hardcore, Minecraft:Starting Map, and Minecraft:Bonus Chest. Add-ons or experiments cannot be changed.

The Template:Cmd command can also be used to export the project, with the world settings defined in the Minecraft:edit world screen.

Export Type

Allows the file extension to be changed, influencing how the world is imported in the Editor or in Minecraft. This can only be set to regular "Playable World" for now.

Initial Play Settings

Option	Description	Default
World Spawn Point	Allows the Minecraft:world spawn to be changed with custom XYZ values, which can also be outside of the world. The button below can be used to set the world spawn to the current location of the camera.	X: 21 Y: 32767 Z: 118
Starting Time	Allows the time upon first launch to be changed to a time of the day between Custom, Day, Noon, Sunset, Night, Midnight, and Sunrise.	Custom
Clock Type	Allows the time upon first launch to be changed to an integer.	Minecraft Clock
Custom Time	Allows the time upon first launch to be changed to an integer.	Normal
Starting Weather	Allows the Minecraft:weather upon first launch to be changed to Current Weather, Clear, Rain, or Thunder.	Clear

Advanced Settings

Option	Description	Default
Limited Crafting	Whether players can craft only those recipes that they have unlocked.	File:Ore UI - Empty Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Show Death Message	Whether a death message is shown in the chat when a player dies. Also affects whether a message is sent to the pet's owner when the pet dies.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Show Item Tags	Hides the "Can place on" and "Can destroy" block lists from item lore, as well as item lock indicators.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png

Cheats Settings

These settings are only available when cheats are enabled.

Option	Description	Default
Command Block Output	Whether operators should be notified when a command block executes a command.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Send Command Feedback	Whether command block output is shown in the Minecraft:chat.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Max Command Chain Length	The maximum length of a chain of commands that can be executed during one tick. Applies to command blocks and functions.	65535
Fire Damage	Whether Minecraft:fire damage is applied to players.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Freeze Damage	Whether freeze damage is applied to players.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Fall Damage	Whether Minecraft:fall damage is applied to players.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Drowning Damage	Whether drowning damage is applied to players.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Insomnia	Whether Minecraft:phantoms can spawn in the nighttime.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Show Border Effect	Whether Minecraft:border blocks display particles.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Function Command Limit	The maximum number of commands that Template:Cmd can execute.	10000

The "Export" button below instantly exports the world to the regular Minecraft world list. All options can be reset to their default state with a button next to it.

Publish to Realms

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The Publish to Realms window

Projects can be exported as worlds to owned Minecraft:Realms servers. The "Publish to Realms" window has the same exportation options as when exporting a world, and the Realm and world slot can be selected. "Download" downloads the world currently stored on that slot to the device, and "Publish" replaces the selected slot with the world.

Settings

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The Settings

In addition to the game settings accessible from the main menu and the pause menu, some settings related to the Editor GUI can be changed here.

Option	Description	Default
Move Speed Multiplier	The movement speed of the camera in the world preview. Can be set between 1 and 10.	4
Project cursor through liquid	Whether the cursor hovers over blocks behind bodies of liquids, or selects the liquids.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Show Compass	Shows a compass in the world previewer, with the facing direction above. The compass shows which direction increases/decreases which coordinate value.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Show Toast Notifications	Whether toast notifications are shown while in the Editor.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Mute Music	Mutes all game Minecraft:music.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Mute Game Sounds	Mutes all other game Minecraft:sounds.	File:Ore UI - Empty Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
UI Scale	The scale adjustment of the Editor GUI.	100%
Font	The scale of the font in the Editor GUI.	100%
Theme	The theme used for the Editor GUI. Can be set to Dark, Light, Redstone, and High Contrast. Dark theme Dark theme Light theme Light theme Redstone theme Redstone theme High Contrast theme High Contrast theme	Dark
Night Vision	Enables the Minecraft:Night Vision effect for the camera in the world preview, without showing particles or the status indicator.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Show Invisible Blocks	Whether invisible blocks are visible.	File:Ore UI - Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png
Show Chunk Boundaries	Shows Minecraft:chunk boundaries.	File:Ore UI - Empty Checkbox Button Icon (Bedrock).png

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The Jigsaws window

Keyboard Settings

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The Keyboard Settings

Keybinds for almost all functions in the Editor can be customized. The Kyeboard Settings window can be opened only from the action bar, and lists all keybinds in several tabs. To change a keybind, select the input box and press a key to change it into that key. Right-clicking the keybind or clicking the button on the right clears the keybind. The second button on the right resets the keybind to the default state. Changes need to be saved with a button at the bottom, and all keybinds can be restored to their default state, or reset to the previously saved state.

Next to each keybind is an option to make the keybind "exclusive". This makes single-key actions activate only if no other modifiers are present, or if the specified modifier is used alongside the key. By default, all single keybinds are marked as exclusive.

Project

Action	Default	Description
Delete	Template:Keys	Replace all blocks inside a selection with Minecraft:air blocks.
Redo	Template:Keys	Redo a previous action.
Toggle Mode	Template:Keys	Toggle between viewport focus, UI focus, and Crosshair mode.
Undo	Template:Keys	Undo a previous action

Core Contexts

Action	Default	Description
Tool Mode
Activate Ruler	Template:Keys	Activates the Ruler tool.
Block Inspector	Template:Keys	Activates the Block Inspector tool.
Brush Paint	Template:Keys	Activates the Brush Paint tool.
Clear	Template:Keys	Clears Selection volume.
Copy	Template:Keys	Copys Selection to clipboard.
Cut	Template:Keys	Copys Selection to clipboard and clears the volume.
Entity Inspector	Template:Keys	Activates the Entity Inspector tool.
Extrude	Template:Keys	Activates the Extrude tool.
Farm Generator	Template:Keys	Activates the Farm Generator tool.
Fill	Template:Keys	Fills Selection volume with the currently selected block or block list in the hotbar.
Line	Template:Keys	Activates the Line tool.
Locate Biome	Template:Keys	Activates the Locate Biome tool.
Open Chat Window	Template:Keys	Opens the Minecraft:chat window to send messages or use commands.
Paste	Template:Keys	Pastes clipboard at cursor position.
Paste Preview	Template:Keys	Activates the Paste Preview tool.
Pencil	Template:Keys	Activates the Pencil tool. When Pencil is active, toggles between Brush Paint and Pencil.
Reload	Unassigned	Reloads all script files for behavior packs and refreshes UIs for all clients.
Repeater	Template:Keys	Activates the Repeater tool.
Select Hotbar (1-9)	Template:Keys-Template:Keys, respectively	Selects the respective slot of the hotbar. If the hotbar slot is already selected, this key opens the block picker.
Selection	Template:Keys	Activates the Selection tool.
Show Game Menu	Template:Keys	Displays the Minecraft:pause menu, opened in Crosshair Mode.
Show Log Panel	Template:Keys	Opens the log panel at the bottom of the screen.
Smart Fill	Template:Keys	Activates the Smart Fill tool.
Summon	Template:Keys	Activates the Summon tool.
Terrain	Template:Keys	Activates the Terrain tool.
Viewport
Cursor Orbit Left	Template:Keys	Rotates the camera around the cursor in left direction.
Cursor Orbit Right	Template:Keys	Rotates the camera around the cursor in right direction.
Decrease Fly Speed	Template:Keys	Decreases the multiplier to fly speed of the camera in Tool Mode. Minimum multiplier of 1.
Fly To Cursor	Template:Keys	Moves the camera to the location of the non-air block the cursor is on. If the cursor is on an air block, the camera moves 100 blocks forward.
Fly To Selection	Template:Keys	Moves the camera to the location of the nearest Selection volume.
Increase Fly Speed	Template:Keys	Increases the multiplier to fly speed of the camera in Tool Mode. Maximum multiplier of 10.
Move Back	Template:Keys	Moves the camera backwards in Tool Mode.
Move Down	Template:Keys	Moves the camera downwards in Tool Mode.
Move Forward	Template:Keys	Moves the camera forwards in Tool Mode.
Move Left	Template:Keys	Moves the camera left in Tool Mode.
Move Right	Template:Keys	Moves the camera right in Tool Mode.
Move Up	Template:Keys	Moves the camera upwards in Tool Mode.
Selection Orbit Left	Template:Keys	Rotates the camera around Selection in left direction.
Selection Orbit Right	Template:Keys	Rotates the camera around Selection in right direction.
Workbench Primary Action	Template:Keys on numpad	Performs the action that is currently set to primary in the Workbench tool.
Workbench Quaternary Action	Template:KeysTemplate:Keys on numpad	Performs the action that is currently set to quaternary in the Workbench tool.
Workbench Secondary Action	Template:KeysTemplate:Keys on numpad	Performs the action that is currently set to secondary in the Workbench tool.
Workbench Tertiary Action	Template:KeysTemplate:Keys on numpad	Performs the action that is currently set to tertiary in the Workbench tool.

Modal Tools

The following keybinds are only available when the corresponding tool is activated.

Action	Default	Description
Brush Paint
Cycle Block Target Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles through block target modes (block or face).
Cycle Brush Mask	Template:Keys	Cycles through brush mask modes (block filters).
Cycle Cursor Control Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles between cursor control modes.
Move Cursor Back	Template:Keys	Moves the cursor backward.
Move Cursor Down	Template:Keys	Moves the cursor downward.
Move Cursor Forward	Template:Keys	Moves the cursor forward.
Move Cursor Left	Template:Keys	Moves the cursor to the left.
Move Cursor Right	Template:Keys	Moves the cursor to the right.
Move Cursor Up	Template:Keys	Moves the cursor upward.
Nudge Offset	Template:Keysrespective move key.	Nudges the offset of the brush in the direction of the move key. Individual move keys are identical to the keys for "Move Cursor".
Paint	Template:Keys	Paints blocks into the world by holding this button and moving the cursor.
Entity Inspector
Clear Selection	Template:Keys	Deselects currently selected entity.
Line
Add to Selection (volume)	Template:Keys	Adds current preview to existing selection volume.
Clear Selected	Template:Keys	Removes selected line points.
Clears All	Template:Keys	Removes all line points.
Cycle Block Target Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles through block target modes (block or face).
Cycle Cursor Control Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles between cursor control modes.
Decrease Horizontal Weight	Template:Keys	Decreases horizontal weight of the line.
Decrease Vertical Weight	Template:Keys	Decreases vertical weight of the line.
Delete	Template:Keys	Deletes all blocks selected by the line tool.
Fill	Template:Keys	Fills blocks along the placed points of the line tool.
Increase Horizontal Weight	Template:Keys	Increases horizontal weight of the line.
Increase Vertical Weight	Template:Keys	Increases vertical weight of the line.
Move Cursor	Respective move key	Moves the cursor in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Move Selected	Template:Keysrespective move key.	Moves the selected control points in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Select All	Template:Keys	If one or more points are not selected, this selects all points on a line. If all points are selected, this deselects all points on a line.
Paste Preview
Clear Preview	Template:Keys	Removes the clipboard item from the cursor.
Cycle Block Target Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles through block target modes (block or face).
Cycle Cursor Control Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles between cursor control modes.
Move Cursor	Respective move key	Moves the cursor in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Move Origin	Template:Keysrespective move key	Moves the origin point in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Nudge Offset	Template:Keysrespective move key	Nudges the offset of the preview in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Paste At Cursor	Template:KeysTemplate:Keys	Pastes the preview at cursor position.
Rotate Preview Clockwise	Template:Keys	Rotates the preview clockwise 90 degrees.
Rotate Preview Counter Clockwise	Template:Keys	Rotates the preview counter clockwise 90 degrees.
Toggle Mirror X	Template:Keys	Mirrors the preview along the X axis.
Toggle Mirror Z	Template:Keys	Mirrors the preview along the Z axis.
Pencil
Cycle Block Target Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles through block target modes (block or face).
Cycle Brush Mask	Template:Keys	Cycles through brush mask modes (block filters).
Cycle Cursor Control Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles between cursor control modes.
Move Cursor	Respective move key	Moves the cursor in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Nudge Offset	Template:Keysrespective move key	Nudges the offset of the pencil in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Selection
Cycle Block Target Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles through block target modes (block or face).
Cycle Brush Mask	Template:Keys	Cycles through brush mask modes (block filters).
Cycle Cursor Control Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles between cursor control modes.
Grow Selection	Template:Keysrespective move key	Increases the size of the marquee selection in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Hollow Selection	Unassigned	Creates a hollow selection volume.
Make Additional Selection	Template:Keys	Adds an additional selection volume to the world.
Make Selection	Template:Keys	Adds a selection volume to the world.
Move Cursor	Respective move key	Moves the cursor in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Move Selection	Template:Keysrespective move key	Moves the selection volume in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Nudge Offset	Template:Keysrespective move key	Nudges the offset of the selection volume in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Shrink Selection	Template:Keysrespective move key	Decreases the size of the marquee selection in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Trim Selection (Bounds)	Unassigned	Reduces the selection so the bounds are touching at least one non-air block on each side.
Trim Selection (Remove Air)	Unassigned	Removes all air blocks from a selection.
Summon
Clear	Template:Keys	Deselects selected entity.
Delete	Template:Keys	Deletes selected entity.
Move Selected	Respective move key	Moves the selection entity in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Terrain
Cycle Block Target Mode	Template:Keys	Cycles through block target modes (block or face).
Cycle Brush Mask	Template:Keys	Cycles through brush mask modes (block filters).
Cycle Cursor Mask	Template:Keys	Cycles between cursor control modes.
Move Cursor	Respective move key	Moves the cursor in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Nudge Offset	Template:Keysrespective move key	Nudges the offset of the brush in the direction of the move key. See Brush Paint above for individual move keys.
Switch Terrain Mode	Template:KeysTemplate:KeysTemplate:Keys	Switches between the different terrain modes (flatten, smoothen, roughen).

Trivia

• In the first build (0.3), a link referenced as an example scripting pack was jokingly put in the code. The link redirects to Template:W's song "Template:W".

Gallery

Textures

• Default project thumbnail
  Default project thumbnail
• Flat project thumbnail
  Flat project thumbnail
• Void project thumbnail
  Void project thumbnail

Screenshots

Main menu

• Projects tab
  Projects tab
• Servers tab
  Servers tab

Create new project

• The "General" tab
  The "General" tab
• The "Advanced" tab
  The "Advanced" tab
• The "Multiplayer" tab
  The "Multiplayer" tab
• The "Cheats" tab
  The "Cheats" tab
• The "Resource packs" tab
  The "Resource packs" tab
• The "Behavior packs" tab
  The "Behavior packs" tab
• The "Experiments" tab
  The "Experiments" tab

Edit world

• The edit screen for a project
  The edit screen for a project

Projects tool mode

• The tool "Selection" tab
  The tool "Selection" tab
• The tool "Brush Paint" tab
  The tool "Brush Paint" tab
• The tool "Pencil" tab
  The tool "Pencil" tab
• The tool "Paste Preview" tab
  The tool "Paste Preview" tab
• The tool "Line" tab
  The tool "Line" tab
• The tool "Ruler" tab
  The tool "Ruler" tab
• The tool "Smart Fill" tab
  The tool "Smart Fill" tab
• The tool "Terrain" tab
  The tool "Terrain" tab
• The tool "Extrude" tab
  The tool "Extrude" tab
• The tool "Repeater" tab
  The tool "Repeater" tab
• The tool "Summon" tab
  The tool "Summon" tab
• The tool "Entity Inspector" tab
  The tool "Entity Inspector" tab
• The tool "Workbench" tab (Options)
  The tool "Workbench" tab (Options)
• The tool "Farm Generator" tab
  The tool "Farm Generator" tab
• The tool "Block Inspector" tab
  The tool "Block Inspector" tab

Editor entity

• The Location Pointer Idle entity
  The Location Pointer Idle entity
• The Location Pointer Selected entity
  The Location Pointer Selected entity
• The Map Marker entity
  The Map Marker entity
• The Ruler entity
  The Ruler entity
• The Ruler Idle entity
  The Ruler Idle entity

See also

• Minecraft:Ore UI, the Template:BE UI refresh
• Minecraft:Add-on
• Minecraft:Resource pack
• Minecraft:Behavior pack

External links

Documentation

• Editor Overview
• Installation Guide
• Tutorial
• Action Bar
• Vibrant Visuals
• Keyboard Inputs
• Paste Preview
• Tool Mode
• Workflow
• World Options
• Building Editor Extensions
• More topics
• Script API
• Editor API

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GitHub

• Minecraft Editor
• Editor Extension Starter Kit
• Extension Samples

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Minecraft.net

• Editor Feedback
• How to Get the Minecraft: Bedrock Editor

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Other

• Discord channel