Mac27's Infographic on Themes

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To those wondering how to change themes quickly with WorldEdit

make a selection with the wooden axe (left click is position 1 and right click is position 2)
then use this command to replace one type of block into another

Code:
//replace [blockID to replace] [blockID you want]
Note that you can use block names instead of IDs but you need to know these names.
Here's the place you'll find IDs : http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Data_values

Here are some examples that I use a lot for those lazy to check the previous link.

air - 0
stone - 1
cobble - 4
wood - 5 (wood:0 is regular, wood:1 is spruce, wood:2 is birch and wood:3 is jungle)
tree - 17 (tree:0, tree:1, etc. Follow the same rule as the previous block)
sandstone - 24 (sandstone:1 has the faces on it, sandstone:2 is smooth)
wool - 35 (wool:0 is white, wool:1 is orange, etc. Follow the same order as the order in your creative inventory)
step - 44 and doublestep - 43 (step:1 sandstone, 2 wood, 3 cobble, 4 brick, 5 stonebrick, 6 netherbrick, 7 (alternate step that i like ;))
clay - 82
glowstone - 89
stonebrick - 98 (0 regular, 1 mossy, 2 cracked, 3 chiseled)
 

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He lives in a forest, moves to another forest, starts playing Minecraft. Where'd he find a computer in a forest? :confused:
Ahh but you are assuming that he did not have a computer in the first forest house. He therefore moved the computer to the second. That, or perhaps he plays the mobile version.