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Schematica Mod 1.12.2, — Guide

Controls and Interface

Schematica is primarily operated through a series of Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) accessed via hotkeys. These keys can be remapped in the standard Minecraft controls menu.

Keybind (Default) Function
N Opens the main Schematica menu (Load, Save, Control).
Divide (NumPad /) Opens the Control GUI for the currently loaded schematic.
Multiply (NumPad *) Opens the Load GUI to select a schematic file.
Minus (NumPad -) Opens the Save GUI to select an area for export.

The Main Menu

The main menu serves as the hub for all mod functions. From here, players can toggle the visibility of the ghost image, enable or disable the printer, and access the sub-menus for loading and saving.

Mechanics: Loading and Saving

Loading Schematics

When the Load GUI is opened, the mod scans the /schematics/ folder within the Minecraft directory. Selecting a file will render it in the world at the player's current position.

Saving Schematics

To save a structure, the mod uses a coordinate-based selection system. 1. Open the Save GUI. 2. Set 'Point 1' and 'Point 2' to define the diagonal corners of the structure. 3. Use the 'Red' and 'Blue' markers in the world to visually confirm the selection area. 4. Enter a name and click 'Save'.

Printer Mode

The Printer is an automated feature that places blocks from the player's inventory into the world to match the loaded schematic.

  • Functionality: If the player has the required blocks in their hotbar or inventory, the mod will automatically place them in the correct ghost block positions.
  • Range: The printer only works within the player's reach distance.
  • Speed: The placement speed can be adjusted in the configuration file to prevent server kicks for "fast building."
  • Limitations: On many multiplayer servers, the Printer mode may be considered a cheat and can be disabled server-side by the mod's safety checks or anti-cheat plugins.

Material List

The Material List GUI provides a comprehensive breakdown of every block required to complete the loaded schematic.

  • Total Count: Displays the total number of blocks needed.
  • Missing Count: Displays how many blocks are still required based on what is currently placed in the world.
  • Export to File: Allows the player to save the material list as a text file for easy reference outside of the game.