Exporting to Minecraft

Export your Blocks object using the "Command Blocks" type. Once the processing has finished, a popup will appear with the commands to copy.

Export your Blocks object using the "Command Blocks" type. Once the processing has finished, a popup will appear with the commands to copy.

Load into your Minecraft world and give yourseld a Command Blocks with /give @p minecraft:command_block.

Place a Command Block and paste the first command.

Place a button and press it to place the first set of blocks into your world.

Copy-paste the remaining commands into the same Command Block.

Open Minecraft, select your world, click "Edit", and click "Open World Folder".

Open the "datapacks" folder and create a new folder with a name of your choice. This guide will use ots_builds.

This datapack will contain all of the builds that we want to paste into your world.

Download the Template Datapack.

Extract the ots_builds folder into your world's "datapack" directory.

Your file structure should look like this.

world/
└── datapacks/
    └── ots_builds/
        └── data/
            └── ots_builds/
                └── functions/
                    └── apple.mcfunction

Place your .mcfunction files into the same folder as the sample apple.mcfunction file. You can delete the sample file if you like.

Load into your Minecraft world, run /reload and then /datapack list to verify the datapack has loaded correctly.

Export your Blocks object using the "MCFunction" type and a .mcfunction file will be downloaded.

Place the downloaded file into your datapack's "data" folder.

world/
└── datapacks/
    └── ots_builds/
        └── data/
            └── my_builds/
                └── functions/
                    └── apple.mcfunction

Move your player to where you want to place the build and run /function ots_builds:apple with the name of your file instead of "apple".