Schematic Placer

What Schematic Placer is

Schematic Placer is a free, open-source addon for WorldEdit that lets Linux desktop users place and manage schematic files in Minecraft. Its `schemplace` command loads a schematic asynchronously and can spread placement over multiple game ticks. To remove a schematic’s blocks, `schemremove` sets them to air. `schemanimate` places schematics sequentially, with options for frame ranges, steps, looping, and frame cleanup. The `schemstream` command opens a TCP port for streaming schematics; each schematic sent requires a new client connection.

For multi-action workflows, `schemsequence` runs comma-separated placement, removal, animation, and wait commands. The `schemitem` command attaches supported commands to an item’s lore so they can be activated by right-clicking. `schemtask` lists, stops, or clears queued schematic tasks. Settings are kept in `.minecraft/config/schemplacer.json` and cover batch size, schematic caching, the schematic directory, and command feedback. The directory can point inside `.minecraft` or use an absolute path. The project declares dependencies on Minecraft, Fabric Loader, Fabric API, and WorldEdit for Fabric. It is licensed under MIT.

Who it suits

Schematic Placer suits Minecraft players using WorldEdit on Linux who want command-based schematic placement, removal, or animation. Its sequence, item, and task commands also fit users who want to combine actions or manage queued work.

Getting started

1. Visit the project page at https://github.com/facetorched/schemplacer.
2. Use it with Minecraft, Fabric Loader, Fabric API, and WorldEdit for Fabric.
3. Configure batch size, caching, schematic directory, or command feedback in `.minecraft/config/schemplacer.json`.
4. Run the commands in game, such as `schemplace` for placement or `schemsequence` for a command sequence.

Verdict

Choose Schematic Placer if you use WorldEdit on Linux and need commands for placing, removing, animating, or sequencing schematics. Look elsewhere if you need a platform beyond Linux or a tool that does not depend on the listed Minecraft and Fabric components.