Autonomous Printing

Autonomous printing

/loominary walk print turns carpet placement into a spectator sport: your player walks along the platform area and places every carpet from the Litematica placement, band by band, hands-free — including inventory restocks from chests you set up in advance.

Setup

1. Install IceTank's litematica-printer alongside Litematica. Loominary drives it via its toggle — you never configure the printer directly.
2. Load and position your carpet schematic as a Litematica placement (placement guide).
3. Stock chests near the platform with the carpets the schematic needs. /loominary carpets catalogue scans and remembers which chest holds which color.
4. Stand at the starting corner of the platform.

Printing

/loominary walk print

The mod:

• walks you forward in a duty cycle tuned to the printer's placement rate,
• prints the band of carpet columns around you as you move (/loominary walk print <width> overrides the band width),
• turns at the end of each pass and starts the next band,
• restocks automatically — /loominary carpets fill behavior kicks in at the catalogued chests when a color runs out,
• recovers missed cells: any gap left behind (lag, collisions) is revisited before the band is considered done,
• stops itself when the placement is complete.

Progress reports arrive in chat per band. Stop anytime with /loominary walk print stop — or /loominary stop, the global kill-switch for every Loominary automation (walk, print, fill, catalogue).

Tuning

Command	Effect
/loominary walk	plain duty-cycle auto-walk (no printing) — toggle
/loominary walk <on> <off>	set walk/pause tick timings for the duty cycle
/loominary walk print <width>	print with a specific band width (1–64)
/loominary walk printer on|off	verbose printer debug logging

Notes

• The printer places blocks as fast as the server accepts them; pacing adapts rather than pushing into rejection.
• If you alt-tab, printing continues — the walker doesn't need window focus.
• Check your server's rules regarding automation before using this on shared servers.