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MoveWand

A survival tool for safely moving and rotating existing structures.

FabricNeoForge
Loaders
FabricNeoForge
Downloads on Modrinth
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Followers on Modrinth
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versions
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Updated
July 23, 2026Jul 23
Published
in 2026
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At a glance

Runs on Fabric and NeoForge
For Minecraft 1.21–26.2
Needed in the game and on the server
Latest version — 1.0.0+mc26.2-neoforge from July 23, 2026
License MIT — free
Where it's needed
In gamerequiredOn serverrequired

Needed both in the game and on the server

Game versions1.21–26.2

MoveWand

Usage MoveWand is a mod for Fabric and NeoForge that adds a survival-friendly tool for safely moving and rotating existing structures.

It is not a WorldEdit replacement and it does not copy or paste buildings. Use the wand to correct a mechanism's position, free some space, or rotate part of a build without dismantling and rebuilding it by hand.

Crafting

The MoveWand recipe uses one stick, two iron ingots, and one diamond. Transformations do not consume durability or hunger.

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Using the wand

  1. Hold MoveWand in the main hand.
  2. Right-click two blocks to select a box, or use Shift + right-click to add or remove individual blocks.
  3. Press a movement or rotation key to open the transform preview.
  4. Press Enter to apply the transform, or Backspace / Esc to cancel it.

Starting an individual-block selection clears a pending first box corner. The selection overlay is visible only while MoveWand is held in the main hand; press Delete to clear it explicitly.

Default keyAction
Arrow keysMove forward, backward, left, or right relative to the player's horizontal view
R / VMove up / down along world axis Y
[ / ]Rotate the whole selection around axis Y
EnterApply the previewed transform
Backspace or EscCancel the active preview
DeleteClear the selection

All bindings can be changed in Minecraft Controls. With Mod Menu installed, MoveWand's Configure button opens its key-binding settings.

Safety and limits

  • A selection may contain up to 512 blocks.
  • The pivot may move up to 16 blocks from its original position.
  • The server validates every operation before changing the world. A conflicting destination rejects the whole transform; no partial move is applied.
  • A destination may be empty, part of the same moving selection, or a non-source fluid position. Source fluids are blocked.
  • Blocks that require support, such as short grass, flowers, torches, and dripstone, must be able to survive at their destination after the complete transform.
  • Doors and beds are expanded to include their companion part. A double chest must include both halves; moving only one half is rejected with an explanation.

The first box corner, or the first individually selected block, becomes the pivot. After a successful operation the server updates the selection and pivot to the structure's new coordinates, so the next operation continues from the moved group.

MoveWand preserves BlockState and transfers BlockEntity data through NBT. This is best effort for third-party blocks: a mod that stores external references to old coordinates can require a dedicated integration.

Scope

  • No copying, pasting, deleting, destination replacement, or mass building.
  • Only 90-degree rotations around the vertical Y axis.
  • No Undo command in the current release scope.

Feedback

Feel free to write your ideas and suggestions. I'd appreciate any feedback. If you need a mod ported to a specific version, let me know, I'll be happy to help.

FAQ

How to install MoveWand?

Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download MoveWand for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does MoveWand support?

MoveWand has builds for Minecraft 1.21–26.2.

Is MoveWand needed on the server?

Needed in the game and on the server

License and source
MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author
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