Hello.
i'm looking for a rather easy way to overcome the size limitation of the structure that a structure block can save.
I want to use these structures in my datapack, so i need one nbt file.
Anyone has a solution?
Edit: if it is possible, without a mod.^^
i'm looking for a rather easy way to overcome the size limitation of the structure that a structure block can save.
I want to use these structures in my datapack, so i need one nbt file.
Anyone has a solution?
Edit: if it is possible, without a mod.^^
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Well, you can split the structures in differents parts.
1. Starting by the last part, you'll save this as normal.
2. In the middle, you'll put a load structure block, to load the last part, and a redstone block. Then you will save the middle.
3. Repeat step 2 for how many parts you'll need.
4. Load the first part, it should load the entire structure.
Note: this lags a lot!
1. Starting by the last part, you'll save this as normal.
2. In the middle, you'll put a load structure block, to load the last part, and a redstone block. Then you will save the middle.
3. Repeat step 2 for how many parts you'll need.
4. Load the first part, it should load the entire structure.
Note: this lags a lot!
Ok, i will try that.
Luckily, i can hide the two block in the ground.
Luckily, i can hide the two block in the ground.
That's sad, but thanks guys.
It's a shame because this spaceship was pretty cool.
It's a shame because this spaceship was pretty cool.
I don't believe you can save huge structures as nbt files, unless you can somehow convert .schem files into a nbt file. However I do not believe that is possible.
Other than that, maybe if you cut the build into a few pieces, and make some sort of code that tells Minecraft that these two structures cannot exists if it is not specificlly placed by each others side.
Other than that, maybe if you cut the build into a few pieces, and make some sort of code that tells Minecraft that these two structures cannot exists if it is not specificlly placed by each others side.
The only method(s) to save structures without mods is by using MC-Edit (which unfortunately doesn't work on versions above 1.12) or the Amulet Editor, the latter still being in beta and I don't know if it can save structures yet. Even then, I don't believe they're saved in NBT format so you'd probably have to install some sort of mod to export them.
