Fawesk

Fawesk allows you to utilize FastAsyncWorldEdit within Skript.

Finally! No need to wait a tick for looping blocks, just straight raw block editing, any size, done in an instant.

Requirements

• Supports Vanilla Spigot 1.17+
• FastAsyncWorldEdit
• Skript 2.10+
• Java 21+

Set and get blocks

[:parallel] (worldedit|fawe) blocks (within|from) %location% (to|and) %location%
[:parallel] (worldedit|fawe) blocks (within|from) %location% (to|and) %location% (where|that match) \\[<.+>\\]
[:parallel] (worldedit|fawe) block[s] [at] %locations% (where|that match) \\[<.+>\\]
[:parallel] (worldedit|fawe) block[s] [at] %locations%
[the] [:parallel] (worldedit|fawe) blocks of schematic[s] %strings% [using [clipboard] [format] %-clipboardformat/builtinclipboardformat%]
[the] [:parallel] (worldedit|fawe) blocks of schematic[s] %strings% (where|that match) [<.+>]

# Examples
set parallel fawe blocks from {test1} to {test2} where [block input is not air] to air
set fawe blocks from {test1} to {test2} to wheat[age=5]
set the fawe block at {test1} to a diamond block
set the fawe block below all of the players to a diamond block
set parallel fawe blocks {_blocks::*} [where block input is a diamond block] to air
loop fawe blocks within {test1} to {test2} where [block input is a diamond block or a grass block] to air

Note: Using the expression as a return will hold the thread due to Skript not supporting asynchronous expressions yet. Use skript-mirror async sections in order to collect a list of blocks async https://tpgamesnl.gitbook.io/skript-reflect/advanced/reflection/sections

create new section stored in {_section}:
    return first {_count} elements of shuffled fawe blocks within {_pos1} to {_pos2} where [input is not air]

run section {_section} async and store result in {_result::*} and wait

create new section stored in {_section}:
    return parallel fawe blocks within {_pos1} to {_pos2} where [input is not air]

run section {_section} async and store result in {_result::*} and wait

Note that the where filter will be ran asynchronously, so be careful with what you input check. The block input information is thread safe.

Use the parallel keyword to run the block changes in parallel. Better on performance for massive edits.

The order of blocks will be unordered

Saving and pasting schematics.

The files are saved in the FastAsyncWorldEdit schematics folder.

The file extension doesn't matter for the format, but if no format is used, WorldEdit will automatically determine the format based off the file extension.

paste schematic %string% at %location%
    [using [clipboard] [format] %-clipboardformat/builtinclipboardformat%]
    [air:exclud[ing|e] air] [entities:exclud[ing|e] entities]

(save|create) schematic %string% from [pos1] %location% [to] [pos2] %location% 
    [using [clipboard] [format] %-clipboardformat/builtinclipboardformat%]
    [with origin %-location%] [entities:includ[ing|e] entities] [biome:[and] includ[ing|e] biome[s]]

# Examples
save schematic "example.sponge" from {pos1} to {pos2} using sponge v3
save schematic "example.schem" from {pos1} to {pos2} using fast v3
save schematic "example.schematic" from {pos1} to {pos2}

paste schematic "example.schematic" at location
paste schematic "example.sponge" at location using sponge v3
paste schematic "example.schem" at location using fast v3 excluding air excluding entities

Note: When using the include entities, Fawesk will load the chunks for you. This is needed as WorldEdit doesn't account for the chunks not being loaded in 1.20+.

Built in clipboard formats:

brokeentity: Broken Entity
fast_v2: fast v2
fast_v3: fast v3
fast: fast old
mcedit_schematic: mcedit schematic, mc edit schematic, mc edit
minecraft_structure: minecraft structure, minecraft structure block
sponge_v1_schematic: sponge v1 schematic, sponge v1
sponge_v2_schematic: sponge v2 schematic, sponge v2
sponge_v3_schematic: sponge v3 schematic, sponge v3
sponge: sponge old

You can also register your own clipboard format and use the name of it.

fawek-2.1.mp4