



11:05 pm
April 5, 2013

Emulated tracked down a very handy mod that will let us see selections, which make managing your residences easier. Here's how I got it to work.
Quick note: I did this with the following versions of software, so you may need newer versions if you try this a long time from when I post:
Minecraft: 1.6.4
Forge: 9.11.1.916
LiteLoader: 1.6.4-01
WorldEditCUI for Forge: 1.6.4.3
1. I already had Forge up and running.
2. I closed completely out of Minecraft (the launcher and the game.)
3. I downloaded and installed LiteLoader, and had it chain to Forge (this step may not be necessary if you have Forge.)
4. I launched Minecraft to make sure that the LiteLoader profile was present in the dropdown, and closed back out.
5. I downloaded WorldEditCUI for Forge and dropped the entire file (NOT unzipped) into the mods folder inside the .minecraft folder (which is there because Forge puts it there.)
5. I launched Minecraft, made sure I was using the LiteLoader profile, logged into Veterancraft, and typed the following to activate the ability:
/we cui
6. I made a quick start and end selection with a wooden sword, and it appeared outlined mostly in red (see the 'selected' attachment.)
7. I then stared straight up and typed /res select expand 2, and saw my selection expand 2 blocks higher (see the 'select up' attachment.)
Notes:
- If you want to see the whole area of one of your residences, type:
/res select residence [residence name] [area name]
- You can get your whole residence using the area name "main" (no capitalization, no quotemarks)
- Your residence name is case sensitive. MyHome isn't the same as myhome.
- when you're done selecting and want to clear away the outline, type:
//sel
3:52 am

Staff Alumni
February 1, 2012

Just as an aside, since Forge is required - you can skip right over LiteLoader.
I want to give a *massive* thank you to Summertree for pointing me towards Forge. I was trying to get this to work with ModLoader and my computer just wasn't having any of that.
I work with Residence often, both personally and helping other players - this is going to give me a wonderful advantage ensuring I'm not overpaying, only protecting what I want protected.
Anthony Hughes
5:46 am

Knight
November 3, 2012

9:50 pm
August 10, 2013

Just stumbled across this thread today. What a great mod if you do much with res and sub zones!
I am using a Mac so I had to figure out how to install this. I couldn't find any videos or instructions online so I am a little surprised I got it working. I know just enough about my mac and installing mods to screw everything up.
So here is what I did to get it working on my mac.
I have Forge and Optifine previously installed and working correctly. I downloaded WorldEditCUI for Forge: 1.6.4.3 (thanks for the link summertree). The mac automatically unzips the file and puts it into a folder.
Inside the 'WorldEditCUI_1' folder there are 2 files and 1 folder.
Configuration.yml
mcmod.info
wecui (folder)
I rezipped the 'wecui' folder using "The Unarchiver" app (Thanks Mr_Macintosh!!)
Then I just dropped that .zip file into the mod folder located at /Users/(yourusername)/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods
So far it seems to be working fine. I need to figure out all the commands for it yet and play with it more. If I have any issues I will update my post. Hope I helped some other Mac users.
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