WorldEdit Guide #7 - Fill and Hollow

Learn some basic commands for filling an area and hollowing shapes.
Playing Java Edition Version 1.12.2 (works in 1.14 too)
Server mc.buildersrefuge.com
I have a full list of all the commands I teach in my guide series. It also has listed links to worldedit downloads as well as other sites where you can learn more!
bit.ly/WorldEditGuide
COMMAND LIST
//fill
//drain
//fixwater
//fixlava
//hollow
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[@MegRae]

I mainly make these to build up my worldedit library. After all the basics, I hope to do more advanced stuff later. (Well, any advanced things I know.)

[@sebastianking657]

Yes these are the quality tutorials we need, this whole series is incredibly helpful and deserves way more views than it has. Keep up the good work, cheers!

[@realdealz39]

MegRae these tutorials have made WorldEdit much more useful for me. Thank you very much!

[@yentelv]

Thanks for this tutorial, i was seeking this for YEARS

[@RosyEos]

You need to know, these tutorials have made world edit easier for me. Thank you so much!!

[@Fearz87]

I’m new to world edit and these videos have helped me so much. Thank you

[@traizzybuilds]

Wow, I knew the things but its nice explained for people who doesn know :D Nice work uwu!

[@zachtaylor9888]

I want to build a giant Christ the Redeemer statue on my server, but the builds that I've found to use as a schematic are not hollow, so this was super helpful to get a better idea of how many blocks I need to build it. Thanks!

[@TsukitaAki]

I like this channel tutorial videos so much

[@vossa.]

Btw, you can get FAWE for singleplayer for Forge 1.12 still. I don't know if any updates for 1.13 or 1.14 are coming out though.

[@brynnm3412]

Yay :D I love ur W.E. tutorials! Helpful for a noob like me lol

[@Vrguy0971]

what does W.E mean?

[@driftboard]

Walker Awesomeguy’s Vids World edit

[@Vrguy0971]

Ok thx!

[@itsazianftw]

IVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THE COMMAND TO HOLLOW MY BUILDS OUT. THANK. YOU.

[@balneusaap]

Thank you so much It works exactly how you show and how i want it c:

[@amineber433]

Thank you! You helped me drain an ocean monument and make it hollow on the inside! Btw i love your voice, its so calm and makes me want to complete the video! Thanks again for helping me

[@basicallysus7242]

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[@basicallysus7242]

nah jk lol

[@vevericac3294]

@@basicallysus7242 ?

[@jartest9205]

think you for the tips, was wondering if you could maybe do another statue "weeping angel" maybe it doesn't have to be complicated.

[@minesteinium]

Thank you so much! I needed to know how to use the hollow command as I'm creating a build with vanilla fill commands, but to build it in survival would require huge amounts of material - and Litematica isn't very forgiving when you enable autoplace. anyway fantastic tutorial!

[@J4ap0on3es]

wasn't what I was searching for, but stayed because of your nice explanation and voice, thanks haha. What I'm looking at is some way to gather coordinates from an area and replace this area with a block, I saw people doing this with debug stick, they simply go to a block, get it's coordination and go to other side, get coordination, then switch all blocks between point A(x,y,z) and B(x,y,z)

[@MegRae]

Are you talking about making a selection and setting the blocks? I’m not sure exactly what you’re looking for but maybe check my worldedit playlist if there’s something there that’s what you need.

[@J4ap0on3es]

@@MegRae i found it, I didn't know there was a mod for it, I thought it was vanilla minecraft haha

[@J4ap0on3es]

@@MegRae thanks for answering me

[@xavier_03]

@@J4ap0on3es A bit old, but you could do it with vanilla minecraft, with the "/fill" command, as opposed to this "//fill" command in world edit that only fills holes under you. You probably got lured here for that reason. You can't gather the coordinates with a tool in vanilla though, you have to type them in yourself (as far as I know, but might be wrong).

[@lucasaubin]

Thank you so much for this!

[@anonymous-jn5ig]

Excellent 👍

[@zerooo600]

THANK YOU 🎉 YOU’RE THE BEST ❤

[@ris_kis]

Thanks for the tutorial.

[@christianjoeljonathan5328]

Thankyou megrae to teach me I allready subcribe you

[@christianjoeljonathan5328]

I love your axolotl palace

[@apskitchen4581]

Its so funny as she does the intro by swinging the axe

[@kai-hans9916]

Npc

[@iamabananaxx9386]

Is there any world edit command like the standard minecraft fill command

[@miseryparty3726]

can you make a video about the //line command

[@graftednormalcy1376]

is there a way to refill a shape after the hollow command, like an inverse hollow or something?

[@MegRae]

No, there is nothing that will do the exact opposite. You have to use fill or a sloppier way by using a sphere brush with a //mask air.

[@sebastiancoe4708]

Very relaxing voice

[@이륙]

very basic worldedit command! but nice introduce thx =)

[@Dael_io]

De haber conocido el hollow hace meses me hubiera ahorrado varios dias de trabajo :(

[@wolfiegames3454]

I wish worldedit would have where insted of doing that, you can do //fill to fill the cords that you have stored. would be nice

[@samuelpoelman8703]

//set

[@C3S4R3.]

UR ROSALINA IS SO AWESOME

[@mckinnagoldstein889]

It keeps giving me yellow blocks how do I make it the block I want?

[@murdockzlife8004]

how do you do it with dirt

[@MR_SJAR]

thanks for the hollow command....

[@MrLemonMedia]

Thanks

[@ladystark7386]

Because I didnt know, for new vrsions like 1.18 the block ID is just minecraft: cobblestone for example, not a number, but the name of the block you want to use for filling

[@MegRae]

You can only do number IDs for blocks 1.12 and below. Anything added after that only have name IDs.

[@zoclorevnxrz]

perfectly!

[@TottekReks]

I don't know why, but fill command doesn't work in 1.12.2. Can You help? Or maybe You know other idea how to fill the huge holes which made itself in the creative world?

[@MegRae]

It should work in any version just like I show it here. Make sure you have the worldedit mod and that you don't have any masks enabled that are preventing you from filling an area.

[@TottekReks]

@@MegRae What's masks? 😅 Sorry, I am trying to do it only for my brother, I am not in touch with minecraft everyday.

[@MegRae]

this is a tutorial for the worldedit mod. I have a whole playlist of other tutorials where I talk about masks and other features. But if you are looking to fill something in vanilla minecraft you will need to look elsewhere. There may be a vanilla command to do it, I just don't know it off the top of my head.

[@MagicBuilder-rp9ck]

your epic iam learining very nice commands the help me in builds

[@imthefatherofyoutube7993]

Ty

[@DoNotEata]

guy that got a heart is because he was trying to say that to get pinned and hearted 💀

[@jentisosa9225]

Plz next time make atlas statue :)

[@Notvanessa00]

i still dont understand

[@LitCoolSpideyXD]

Skill issue

[@StefthePirate91]

what the 251 stand for? ?

[@MegRae]

It’s the number ID for concrete.

[@Luka1180]

What??? It used to be you just had to click two locations and then do fill (block type), I swear!

[@m1kulas3k59]

how to do a half dome?

[@MegRae]

make a sphere, select half of it, and //set 0

[@GeometryDashEndermaster]

7:42 *Robotic Voice*

[@chasewtir]

👍

[@Jebbles1]

Why worldedit fills things in with a circle, I find annoying, how do you fill in a cube area with a circle..

[@MegRae]

Just use an extra large radius

[@willBTW]

idk y but the command doesnt work

[@m0nster_07]

Confusion 1000

[@이륙]

first comment after watching

[@acat6759]

So, let me get this straight. First, I just need to know how the command works. Then I need to memorize every single block ID. Then using those unnecessarily complicated steps, I can do something that can be done in vanilla Minecraft 10x easier. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this useless? Why memorize every block ID for nothing? even if vanilla Minecraft can't do this with commands, you could always just do it by hand.

[@MegRae]

You don’t need to memorize the IDs. this was made in version 1.12 before autocomplete was a thing for them. And back then all IDs were numbers so you couldn’t really know what was what without memorizing.