One of the most useful features of World Edit is the ability to select regions of your Minecraft world with simple commands. For example, you can use the //wand command to select a specific area of your world, and then use a variety of other commands to modify that area. Commands like //set and //replace can be used to quickly change the type of block in a specific region, while //copy and //paste can be used to duplicate sections of your world or move them to a different location.

World Edit also includes a variety of other useful commands, such as //brush, which allows players to quickly add or remove large sections of blocks in a specific area. The //sphere command can be used to create perfectly round structures, while //stack can be used to duplicate structures vertically or horizontally.

Another useful feature of World Edit is the ability to create custom schematics. With World Edit, players can create a blueprint of a specific structure, and then use that blueprint to quickly recreate the structure in different locations. This can be particularly useful for players who are building complex structures or who want to recreate the same building in multiple locations.