What You Need to Know About Using Schematics in Minecraft 1.19

Building a world in Minecraft can be quite a complicated process, especially since there should be a lot of buildings, and they will probably be used by other players. To make the task easier, tools such as MCedit and WorldEdit have appeared that will help both experienced players and beginners. The main principle of operation of such programs is to provide the ability to save and import schemes that other players have created in Minecraft. In other words, these tools will allow you to build various buildings and even entire cities in a matter of minutes. To use schematics in Minecraft the player needs a world editing program and it must be compatible with the above tools.

To work with schematics and structures, you first need to install WorldEdit. All schematics will be saved in a separate folder, there will be both the player's author's projects and the imported schematics of other players. The folder can be found using the standard WorldEdit/schematics path, so all operations for saving and importing should be done using this path.

To use the tool, wait for WorldEdit to load, then check that the required schematic file is in WorldEdit/schematics. Then you should enter "/schem load filename" in the chat window, without quotes, and the file name in the command should be the one that matches the desired scheme. If you need to cancel the command, you need to type "//undo" in the chat. If players need to save their schema in WorldEdit, they should wait for the tool to load, then equip a wand, select an area to save, and write "/schem save filename" in the chat window. In this command, instead of a filename, players should choose any name that describes their scheme.

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