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Minecraft Blacksmith

A recreation of the Minecraft blacksmith found in villages.
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Description

This prefab is a faithful recreation of the blacksmith building found in Minecraft villages, adapted for use as a standalone structure or as part of a larger Minecraft themed settlement or as a part of any build, for fun and old times sake. It features the familiar layout and design, making it perfect for villages, trading hubs, or roleplay environments.

The build captures the iconic look and functionality of the original with the Hytale furnace where the original would have been, serving as a natural focal point for crafting, smithing, or NPC work areas while blending in with surrounding structures.

 

Usage & Permissions:

You may use this prefab in exploration worlds or creative worlds for private use only.

You are not permitted to use this build in any commercial projects.

You are not permitted to re-upload this build or claim it as your own.

Please respect these terms and enjoy using the Small Medieval Tower in your worlds.

Instructions:

Copy the file to this file location: C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Hytale\UserData\Saves\[SAVE FILE NAME]\prefabs - this will be different depending on where the game is installed to. For example, I have my game installed to my F: drive which would make my file path F:\Hytale\UserData\Saves\[SAVE FILE NAME]\prefabs

If you do not have have a file named "prefabs" then you will need to create a new prefabs file in your save file. A prefabs file will only generate in your save file if you have already made a prefab in that world. If you have never made a prefab before then you will not see this file hence the need to create it manually.

Afterwards, place the Minecraft Blacksmith.prefab.json file into the prefabs file.

Once you load into the world enter creative mode and select the 'paste' tool. With the paste tool in your hand, press 'E' and click the drop down box which by default is set to "assets" and select "server" then select the relevant prefab. You will see a ghost/outline of the prefab to know where it will be placed and then tap right click to paste it into the world and enjoy.

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