NetSchematic · In-Game Blueprint Browser

Summary

Browse, search, preview, and download MCS blueprints directly in Minecraft. Supports multiple schematic formats across Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

Description

NetSchematic brings the MCS blueprint library directly into Minecraft. Press N while in a world to discover builds, inspect their details, and download them without switching to your browser.

Features

• Browse and search: Explore latest, popular, and featured blueprints with keyword search, format filters, and scrolling pagination.
• Previews and details: View cover images, dimensions, material lists, and version history when provided by the website.
• Download tracking: Follow download progress, retain download history, and see when previously downloaded blueprints have updates.
• Personal library: Configure an API key generated on the website to access your favourites and uploads. Public browsing requires no API key.
• Smooth interface: Enjoy smooth scrolling, responsive layouts, English and Chinese translations, and preserved browsing position when returning from a detail page.

Supported Formats

Blueprints are delivered according to their original format:

• Litematica / Forgematica: .litematic files are saved to schematics/.
• Create: .nbt files are saved to schematics/.
• WorldEdit: .schem files are saved to config/worldedit/schematics/.
• Building Gadgets: Blueprint content is copied to your clipboard for pasting into the template manager.
• Other formats: Original source files can be downloaded locally.

Compatibility

Fabric builds require Fabric API for your Minecraft version.

For Minecraft 26.2, use Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer, or NeoForge 26.2.0.88 or a newer release in the 26.2 series.

Getting Started

1. Install the appropriate mod loader and required dependencies.
2. Place the matching NetSchematic JAR in your client's mods/ folder.
3. Enter a world and press N to open the blueprint browser.
4. Find a blueprint, inspect its details, and download it.
5. Load the downloaded blueprint through the appropriate schematic or building mod.

NetSchematic is a client-side mod; it does not need to be installed on the server.