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Schematica 1.12.6-GTNH with a printer that also places Forge Multipart microblocks and ArchitectureCraft shapes, for building schematics designed with GTNH Blueprint.
Install: client-side only. Replace the Schematica jar in your GTNH 2.9 mods/ folder with Schematica-1.12.6-GTNH-microblock-printer.10+d6399e3e22.jar. The server doesn't need it.
New in build 10
- Top slabs from mods now print in the top half. The printer only knew how to place vanilla stone and wooden slabs on top. Every other slab (Et Futurum, Botania, Biomes O' Plenty, Natura and so on) was placed by clicking the block below it, so it always landed on the bottom. Now any standard slab block is placed by clicking the block above it, or a side face above its middle.
- A top slab with nothing above it or beside it to click is skipped until there is, instead of being placed on the bottom. Slabs that don't use Minecraft's standard slab block, which may include some Chisel or Carpenter's slabs, aren't covered yet.
What this build adds over standard Schematica
- Microblocks: prints strips, posts, pillars, nooks, corners and notches, and lists them in the material list.
- ArchitectureCraft shapes: prints each shape from the matching shape item, turned the right way, then finishes it with the hammer and chisel and adds window glass. Keep an ArchitectureCraft hammer and chisel in your inventory.
- Logging: diagnostics go to
logs/schematica-microblocks.logandlogs/schematica-architecture.log, not the FML log.
What it can't do
- Glowing variants made with the glow brush.
- One-sided chisel cuts.
- Offsets other than the ±6/16 that banister placement gives.
It skips those and logs them, so you can finish them by hand.
Based on GTNewHorizons/Schematica 1.12.6-GTNH; not affiliated with the GTNH team.