Litematica

Litematica is a new schematic mod written from scratch, and is targeting light (client-side) mod loaders like LiteLoader on 1.12.x and Rift on 1.13.x.

The default hotkey to open the in-game config GUI is M + C.

NOTE: Litematica also requires the MaLiLib library mod: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/malilib

NOTE: If you have Optifine installed, then there are some options that you most likely will need to disable in Optifine, or otherwise it will break the schematic rendering:

• Render Regions needs to be disabled
• Shaders need to be set to OFF, or alternatively disable VBOs in the vanilla Video settings, and disable both the 'schematicOverlayModelOutline' and 'schematicOverlayModelSides' options in the Visuals category
• Fast Render might also need to disabled if there are still some weird HUD/GUI rendering issues

The mod is still under development, and many of the planned "extra" features (for example some of the "tool modes") haven't yet been implemented fully or at all.

Currently it's otherwise on feature parity with (and in my opinion in many ways ahead of) Schematica, except it doesn't have the "full/automatic" printer mode yet.

f you have questions or need help with something, the best/fastest way to get answers is currently the #masa-mods-feedback channel on the SciCraft Discord server.

A quick howto to some of the basics of the mod is here: https://pastebin.com/qVWXiy9h (outdated as of the June builds!)

Quick howto to loading schematics:

• First of all, the 1.13.2 version of Litematica can't currently (in the first uploaded build, 20181212) load old non-Litematica schematics (due to the block ID related changes in 1.13). I will try to add conversion support for old schematics, but it probably will never work 100% correctly
• The best way to use old schematics, is to create a new temporary, empty world in 1.12, and then use MCEdit-Unified to place the old schematic there, then load that world in 1.13.2 allowing Minecraft to convert the blocks in the world, and then make a new schematic from that world using Litematica.
• After you have a Litematica schematic ("litematic"), place it inside the schematics/ directory inside the .minecraft directory of your instance
• Then open the main menu (M by default), go to Load schematics to memory, and select your schematic using the browser
• Make sure the Create placement option is enabled (to skip an extra step of going to the loaded schematics list and creating a placement from there), and click Load to memory
• Now you can go to Show schematic placements, and click Configure for the placement, and input/adjust the coordinates
• You can also use the "tool item" (by default a stick, change it in the Generic configs) or hotkeys to nudge around the placement. Using the tool, it works by being in the Schematic Placement mode (Ctrl + scroll to change the mode), and then Left Alt + scrolling while looking in the direction you want to nudge the placement. Using the hotkeys it's the same idea, except that you don't need to hold the "tool item" in hand.

M + C opens the in-game config GUI. On the Render Layers tab you can switch to for example the Single Layer, or All Below, or Layer Range etc. rendering modes. Also check the available hotkeys for various things on the Hotkeys tab, they have a short comment explaining them when you hover over the name.

Rift 1.13.2 installation:

- Make sure you have Java 8 installed (Java 9 or newer won't work with Rift)

Option 1 - To install Rift 1.13.2 to the vanilla launcher:

• First download the Rift installer from here: https://www.jitpack.io/com/github/Chocohead/Rift/ jitpack-aeee80c1fb-1/Rift-jitpack-aeee80c1fb-1.jar
• Close the Minecraft launcher if you have it running
• Double click the Rift jar it to run it
• If it installed successfully, then open the equivalent of the file C:\Users\masa\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\versions\1.13.2-rift-1.0.4-SNAPSHOT\1.13.2-rift-1.0.4-SNAPSHOT.json ( depending on your OS and user name etc.) in a text editor
• Inside the libraries array, on the com.github.Chocohead:Rift line, replace the SNAPSHOT string with aeee80c1fb-1
• Save the file
• Done.
• The game should now launch with Rift installed when you launch it using the 1.13.2-rift-1.0.4-SNAPSHOT profile in the vanilla launcher.
• Image of how the json file should look like after the edit:

Option 2 - Use the MultiMC launcher (I personally recommend this!):

• Get MultiMC from https://multimc.org
• Download this zip: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/453662800460644354/583233078541942785/mmc_rift_1.13.2_jitpack_aeee80c1fb-1.zip
• In MultiMC, click Add Instance from the top
• Select Import from zip on the left, and select that zip from above, and Rift will get installed to that instance. Give the instance a name on the top, and click OK to finish.
• If you need further help with MultiMC, I have a video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzR9oRld08A

This Litematica mod offers a range of new features and tools that are specifically designed to make building in Minecraft easier, faster, and more efficient. In this article, we'll explore the world of the Minecraft Litematica mod, examining what it has to offer, how to install it, and how it can be used to enhance your Minecraft building experience.

The Features of the Minecraft Litematica Mod

The Minecraft Litematica mod is packed with features and tools that are designed to help players get the most out of their building experience. Here are just a few of the key features:

• Schematics: The Litematica mod offers players the ability to save and load schematics of their structures, making it easier to replicate their creations.

• Blueprint Mode: This mode allows players to view a 3D representation of their structures, making it easier to plan and visualize their builds.

• Render Layer System: The Render Layer System allows players to easily control which layers of their structures are visible, making it easier to work on specific areas of their builds.

• Customizable Tools: The Litematica mod offers a range of customizable tools, including a ruler, a grid, and more, to help players create the perfect structures.

How to Install the Minecraft Litematica Mod

Installing the Minecraft Litematica mod is a simple process that can be completed in just a few minutes. Here's how to do it:

1. Download the mod.

2. Locate the Minecraft installation directory.

3. Copy the mod files into the "mods" folder.

4. Start Minecraft and enable the mod in the game options.

5. Enjoy the new features and tools offered by the Minecraft Litematica mod.

How to Use the Minecraft Litematica Mod

The Minecraft Litematica mod is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive, and you'll be able to start taking advantage of its features and tools right away. Here are a few tips to help you get started:

• To save a schematic, simply select the area you want to save and then use the "Save Schematic" option in the mod's menu.

• To load a schematic, use the "Load Schematic" option in the mod's menu.

• To enter Blueprint Mode, use the "Toggle Blueprint Mode" option in the mod's menu.

• To customize your tools, use the "Options" menu in the mod's interface.