Minecraft mods & tools

BuildPrint wiki

How each part of BuildPrint works. New to it? Start with Getting started.

Start here

Getting startedInstall BuildPrint, load your first schematic and place the first blocks.Loading schematicsThe Local tab, the file formats BuildPrint opens and the other ways to load a file.Moving and aligningPut a loaded build in the right spot: position, rotate, flip, and auto align.

Seeing the build

The ghostHow the build is drawn in your world and what you can change about it.Status colorsThe colors that mark wrong, turned and extra blocks, and the other hints on screen.Layer viewShow one layer of a build, or a few, and work through it from the bottom up.Material listWhat a build needs, what is placed and what you carry.Swap materialsBuild a schematic out of other blocks without changing the file.

Building

Easy placeRight-click the ghost and the right block goes down, facing the right way.Easy destroyHold left-click to break only the blocks that do not belong.The printerPlaces the missing blocks around you while you move through the build.

Making and sharing

The editorSelect part of the world and save it as a schematic, or place a build with the mouse.MarketplaceBrowse community builds in the game, place them, and publish your own.Build togetherShare a build with a code. Everyone sees it in the same place and sees the progress.

Reference

SettingsEvery option in the settings screen, with its default.ShortcutsAll keys, in the game and in the editor.ServersWhat works on servers, what a server can turn off, and servers with several worlds.Coming from LitematicaYour files keep working, your placements can be brought over, and what is different.Bug reportsWhat to send when something is wrong, and the commands that help find it.