Schematica Mod 1.12.2, — Reference
Mechanics: Manipulation and Ghost Blocks
Once a schematic is loaded, it can be manipulated using the Control GUI.
- Movement: Schematics can be moved along the X, Y, and Z axes using the GUI buttons or by typing specific coordinates.
- Rotation: The structure can be rotated in 90-degree increments.
- Flipping: The structure can be mirrored across axes, which is useful for symmetrical builds.
Ghost Block Indicators
Schematica provides visual feedback to ensure accuracy during manual building. Ghost blocks change color based on the state of the block placed in the world:
| Color | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Translucent/Normal | The block is missing and needs to be placed. |
| Red | The block placed in this position is incorrect (wrong type). |
| Blue | The block is correct but has the wrong orientation (e.g., a stair facing the wrong way). |
| Pink/Purple | An extra block exists in the world that is not part of the schematic. |