TOMABLOCK — Dune Courtyard Villa

YOUR DOWNLOAD
dune-courtyard-villa.schem: the complete building, in Sponge schematic format v2.
materials-en.csv: placed block counts by Minecraft block type.
Materialliste.csv and IMPORT-ANLEITUNG.txt: German materials and instructions.
Vorschau.png: a rendered preview. Distant scenery is not part of the schematic.

TECHNICAL DETAILS
Block data version: 3465 (Minecraft Java 1.20.1).
Dimensions (width x height x depth): 65 x 19 x 54 blocks.
Placed blocks: 11,953.
The material list counts placed blocks, not exact inventory items. Doors, beds,
plants and double slabs may need different item quantities.

IMPORT WITH WORLDEDIT
1. Use Minecraft Java and a compatible version of WorldEdit. Back up your world
   and import into an empty test world first. You need WorldEdit permissions.
2. Extract this ZIP and copy dune-courtyard-villa.schem into:
   Single player (e.g. Fabric): config/worldedit/schematics
   Server (e.g. Paper): plugins/WorldEdit/schematics
3. In the game, run: //schem load dune-courtyard-villa
4. Stand at ground level at the intended origin, leave enough space, and run:
   //paste
   This pastes air too and may replace existing terrain. Use //undo to undo
   the last WorldEdit action.

COMPATIBILITY
File structure, dimensions and block counts have been checked. An in-game
import test has not yet been documented. Newer Java versions require compatible
WorldEdit and a separate import test. This is not a Bedrock file, a .litematic
file or a complete world save. The building and its associated block-based
furnishings and landscaping are included. Container contents, entities, shaders,
textures, mods and distant rendered scenery are not included.
Lighting may look different in-game.

Official guide: https://worldedit.enginehub.org/en/latest/usage/clipboard/
Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by Mojang or Microsoft.
