If you have ever read our articles discussing various Minecraft builds, you may have come across some unfamiliar terms that builders use when explaining how they created certain structures. What exactly is WorldEdit? Who is Voxel Sniper? What’s with the technical jargon of Minecraft Bedrock?
No need to worry; we’re here to clarify everything for you. WorldEdit and Voxel Sniper are specialized tools utilized by players during construction. While some prefer to build manually, larger projects—such as dragons, massive castles and palaces, gardens, and intricately detailed sculptures—often require the assistance of additional software.
We thought it would be beneficial to compile all these tools in one place and highlight their key features. Almost all professional builders in Minecraft Pocket Edition utilize various programs, although a few still choose to construct block by block on their own.
WorldEdit
This is likely the most renowned and versatile tool available. Its flexibility allows it to be tailored for both single-player experiences and server use. The array of features is vast, making it impractical to cover them all in detail; instead, let’s highlight some of the most commonly used ones. For instance, you can place thousands of blocks simultaneously, copy specific sections of your build, and paste them wherever needed. Additionally, if you need to navigate quickly across the map, teleportation is an option that many skilled builders utilize. 
Builder Arvid Lind is a fan of WorldEdit, primarily using it to craft realistic perspective homes, which means most of his creations have been developed with this program. However, he claims it’s possible to manage without it. Yet, why spend extra time and effort when there’s a tool that makes everything much more efficient?
A wide range of users employ WorldEdit, whether they’re constructing a soccer field, ensuring their vehicles are aesthetically pleasing and symmetrical, or simply creating stunning artworks like “The Fox and the Moon” by Shalikin. 
If you’re intrigued by this software, we recommend starting by visiting their official website, followed by checking out tutorial videos on YouTube. Here’s one such video, demonstrating how to remove an entire mountain in mere seconds—an invaluable skill for anyone looking to clear land for building a house.
MCEdit
The creator of this dragon, Roman, opted for a less demanding program since his older hardware struggled to load all the necessary files. Even though the software is simpler, it offers plenty of features. If you wish to avoid overloading your computer, we recommend considering this application.
You can read an article about how Roman crafted the magnificent dragon piece by piece; the process was challenging due to the use of multiple tools. Nevertheless, Roman’s projects can extend up to a thousand blocks in length, which explains why he preferred not to add one block at a time.
Voxel Sniper
The term “Sniper” in the name suggests that this tool enables construction from a considerable distance, which is particularly advantageous when designing structures in mid-air or in hard-to-reach locations. Essentially, this program comprises numerous “brushes” that can be utilized similarly to an artist’s brushes.
These brushes can facilitate drastic alterations, such as terraforming, or allow for intricate detailing—it’s entirely up to the user! Many builders mentioned in our articles have frequently relied on this tool. For instance, take a look at this stunning sculpture created by Gabriel, inspired by his childhood memories.
Getting accustomed to this software may be somewhat challenging, so start by visiting this page, and you should gain a clearer understanding.
WorldPaint
This program is quite situational; if you’re looking to construct houses or similar structures, including sculptures, it may not be your top choice. However, it becomes an invaluable tool for creating large-scale, more natural formations. If you want to design continents, mountains, oceans, fields, and forests, then don’t hesitate to download this software.
No, this isn’t a photograph. It’s a screenshot from the world of Minecraft. I was amazed!
Many skilled builders have utilized WorldPaint in their creations, ranging from glacial mountains to forest meadows and vast mountain ranges stretching for miles. The only limit is your imagination!
Tools Aren’t Everything!
If you enjoy the classic method of construction, where each block is placed individually, that’s fantastic! Every player in Minecraft has their own unique approach to the game. Moreover, until you master building without relying on additional software and gain enough practice, experience, and understanding of construction, you’ll find it challenging to utilize tools effectively. Thus, manual building is fundamental!
Well, everyone builds in their own way, so feel free to experiment and discover what works best for you. Good luck!
