WorldPainter is an interactive map generator for Minecraft. It allows you to 'paint' landscapes using similar tools as a regular paint program. Sculpt and mould the terrain, paint materials, trees, snow and ice, etc. onto it, and much more.

• Minecraft Map Editor For Windows 10

WorldPainter is implemented in Java, which you should already have if you're playing Minecraft. If not, install Java first from here.

Download the program here:

Map Editors Map editors alter an existing level's terrain or other properties, such as player position and time of day. Some of them also let you edit your inventory and generate terrain. Minecraft Banner Editor. This editor allows you to create Minecraft banner designs with all the patterns and colors from the game! You can generate give codes for banners or shields. Share your custom designs with the Planet Minecraft community! WorldEdit, Voxel Sniper and more are handy tools some builders use to help with their Minecraft creations. Some people love to build block by block, but if you’re making something like a giant dragon, detailed home, or beautiful sculpture, these editing tools can provide lots of useful assistance.

Please note: WorldPainter requires Java version 8 or later!

64-bit version: download(needs 64-bit Windows and 64-bit Java 8 or later; pick the file ending in .exe)
32-bit version: download(needs 32-bit Windows and 32-bit Java 8 or later; pick the file ending in -i586.exe)

Mac OS X: download(this file is not 'damaged'; if Mac OS X complains, follow these instructions to temporarily disable Gatekeeper)

Installer: download(all versions of Linux; can be installed as root or as a regular user)
RPM package: download(Red Hat, Fedora, etc.)
DEB package: download(Debian, Ubuntu, etc.)

If you have trouble installing the program using one of the installers above, you can download installerless archives here: 64-bit Windows, 32-bit Windows, Mac OS X and UNIX/Linux. Note that these are not recommended and unsupported!

You can check the change log here.

WorldPainter does not contain any virus or malware! If your virus scanner says it does, it is a false positive. Please report it as such to the makers, and use the 'unquarantine' or equivalent function of your virus scanner, or disable it temporarily, to install and run WorldPainter. See this page for more information. VirusTotal results for these download links can be found here.

There is not much documentation yet, but the program should be pretty self-explanatory. To play the map, choose Export in the File menu. Just experiment and try everything out. Don't forget to check the menus, and to see what happens if you right-click instead of left-clicking.

Having said that, the documentation, such as it is (including a FAQ), can be found here.

For support, go to the official WorldPainter subreddit.

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WorldPainter was created by pepsoft.org, a one man Java software development company from the Netherlands. It is not affiliated in any way with Mojang and has no official status. WorldPainter includes the work of many others - the credits page lists them.

© 2011-2020 pepsoft.org, the Netherlands - all rights reserved

The Minecraft community has created thousands of programs and modifications that can be used to enhance the game.

List of programs and editors[edit]

• The server software list is so large that it has a wiki of its own. Server wrappers can be used to help manage the server.
• There are several kinds of programs which deal with Mapping:
  • Mappers create an overhead view of a world, usually outputted as a single graphic or Google Maps page.
  • Viewers provide an interactive view into the world, sometimes in 3D.
  • Map editors let the player directly alter a world outside of the game.
  • Map generators create new terrain types and block patterns that aren't available normally.
• Mods add completely new features or modes of play to the core Minecraft game; there are a number of modding tools for creating and installing them.
• To make new entities within a mod, the player also needs a 3D modeler.
• Skinning and texturing programs help with designing player skins and texturing entities.
• Resource pack builders help players with creation of resource packs which can change the appearance of the world.
• Backup utilities make it easy to play your favorite worlds on mulitple computers as well as giving the peace of mind knowing that the worlds are safe.
• Reference programs provide useful information, though they do not interact with the game directly.
• 3D Exporters allow Minecraft worlds to be converted into 3D objects.
  • In Bedrock Edition, there is an official way to do this, using structure blocks.
• Commandblock helpers create, compile and/or bundle languages and text files to command blocks
• Finally, there are Specialized programs for simulating redstone circuits, altering game files at a low level, and other purposes that don't fit into another category.

There is also a small collection of mobile applications for iOS and Android devices such as BlockLauncher. (These tools will not work for iOS unless the device is jailbroken).

Some .NET applications may require Mono to run on Mac and Linux.

Minecraft Map Editor For Windows 10