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Minecraft Blueprints

A blueprint here is more than a picture. Every build is drawn one layer at a time on a grid, one square per block, with its size and the full block list. The first floor of every build is free to view, and when you want help placing each block, the same build has numbered steps.

Blueprints

12 blueprints

Layer by layer

Every layer on a grid.

One square per block, with coordinates along the edges. Tap a square to see which block goes there.

Block list

Size and exact counts.

Width, depth and height, plus every block in stacks and chests. Free on every blueprint.

Steps

Numbered steps when you want them.

The same build as small numbered steps, with the first chapters free.

How to read a Minecraft blueprint

Start at layer 1, the floor. Place every square shown, then go up one layer and repeat. The coordinates along the edges help you count from a corner instead of from the middle, which is where most walls go one block wrong.

Check the block list before anything else. It tells you how many stacks of each block to gather and how many chests that fills, so you aren’t running back to the mine halfway up a wall. When a build blueprint gets busy, tap any square to see which block goes there and which numbered step it belongs to.

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