BedrockEdits is a add on that adds powerfool editing tools for minecraft bedrock. It does not use experimental features

It adds the option to select a workspace, manipulate the workspace with operators, and some more useful tools

Session

Each player has the following variables in their session. The session is not persistent, meaning, it's lost when the world is closed.

concept	type	description
pos1	Coordinates(Vector3)	Is the blue corner of the selection, it is also the main corner
pos2	Coordinates(Vector3)	Is the red corner of the selection, also the secondary corner
block1	Block(BlockPermutation)	Represents the main block, red
block2	Block(BlockPermutation)	Represents the secondary block, blue

Tools

There are multiple item tools that you can use

• Wands
• Block picker
• Debug stick
• Slot with state

Wands

Wands are used to edit the pos1 and pos2 which define the workspace

Bets wand

Right click a block to set it as pos1(Blue corner)

Left click a block to set it as pos2(Red corner)

Bets blue wand

Right click a block to set it as pos1(Blue corner)

Left click to place the pos1(Blue corner). It places pos1 against the clicked block face.

Bets red wand

Right click a block to set it as pos2(Red corner)

Left click to place the pos2(Red corner). It places pos2 against the clicked block face.

Block pickers

Use the blue picker to select the block your operators will place.

Use the red picker to select the secondary block, this is used when placing block on replace mode.

Block placing mode

This tool, when used (right click) opens up a form which allows you to select from four modes. This are similar to the fill command

Mode	Description
Normal	Just places the blocks
Keep	Only places blocks if it was air
Replace exactly	Only replaces blocks that match the secondary block permutation, with the same block states
Replace loosely	Only replaces blocks that match the identifier of the secondary block

Operators

Operators are what apply changes to your world, you can find them as items. To activate them, simply use the item (right click).

Fill Operator

Places blocks on all the workspace, respecting the block place mode.

It now prompts you to select the block placing mode.

NOTE: Batched operator, if the area is large it spreads its operation in batches processed in consecutive ticks. Each batch creates its own commit to the history.

Line operator

Places blocks on a line from pos1 to pos2

NOTE: UnBatch operator, this attempts to place all blocks in one game tick

NOTE: Workspace-less operator, this attempts to place blocks regardless if there's a valid workspace

Flood Operator

Right click a block, it will replace all blocks of the same permutation that are connected to the right click. Similar to the bucket tool in image editing software.

NOTE Batched operator, if the area is large it spreads its operation in batches processed in consecutive ticks. Each batch creates its own commit to the history.

NOTE: It ignores the block placing mode, as it is incompatible with the concept.

History

Edits also adds a history, to allow you to undo and redo changes.

Every operator creates a commit, which store the block changes, and pushes it into the history. Some operators when working in large areas may create multiple commits.

Note: The history has a limited size, if it capacity is exceeded, when a new commit is added, it will remove commits from the oldest to newest until its size goes below its maximum capacity.

Undo

Use the Undo item.

Undoes one commit made by an operation.

Redo

Use the Redo item.

Redoes one commit made by an operation.

This allows Undone commits to be recovered as long as no new commit arrives.

Commands

This tool also provides commands to run, currently their accesible through the scriptevents.

So the syntax is:

/scriptevent bets:<command> [args]

Example

Prints the structure data of "mystructure" in raw format

/scriptevent bets:stdata mystructure -r

Pos Command

Use either pos1 or pos2 command to query or modify the selection position box.

Arguments

If no arguments, it returns the position of the selection

• Use optional argument -set <x y z> to set the coordinates
• Use optional argument -x <dx> to add dx to the x coordinate
• Use optional argument -y <dy> to add dy to the y coordinate
• Use optional argument -z <dz> to add dz to the z coordinate

Examples

Queries pos 1

/scriptevent bets:pos1

Set pos2 to where the player is

/scriptevent bets:pos2 -set ~ ~ ~ 

Adds 2 to x value pos pos1

/scriptevent bets:pos1 -x 2

CLS Command

Use cls command to clear the selection

SBS Command

Use sbs to query the selection box size. It prints its x, y and z length.

Fill Command

Use fill to run the fill operator

Arguments

• Use optional argument -mode <mode> to select the mode, skipping the modal. This modes may be
  • normal
  • keep
  • replace
  • loosely

Examples

Runs fill operator, opens the prompt

/scriptevent bets:fill 

Runs fill operator, skips the prompt by specifying the mode

/scriptevent bets:fill -mode replace

Stack Command

Use stack to run the stack operator

Undo Command

Use undo to run the undo operator

Redo Command

Use redo to run the redo operator

Load Command

Use load to run the load operator, and load a structure

Save Command

Use save to run the save operator, and save a structure

STL Command

Use stl to run to query all structures loaded

Arguments

• Use flag -r to display the data raw.

STDATA Command

Use stdata <structure> to query the data of a specific structure

Arguments

• Mandatory argument , the structure name to query
• Use flag -r to display the data raw.