Schematica-Plus

curseforge has not done the review of the latest version of the mod,

which was a big update fixing lots of issues and refactoring everything.

so plz download it from modrinth

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The latest version is 1.0.0-beta.2.

^ fixed lots of issues and added more functions such as schematic preview

TL;DR:

It is now a 120% Litematica backport for 1.7.10.

NO MORE PREREQUISTE MOD.

It can be installed in both the SERVER and the CLIENT

Add it to the SERVER for better paste support!

For tutorials, check the description of Litematica

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.7.10
• Minecraft Forge

Installation

Drop the mod jar into your mods folder.

If you are playing GTNH, replace the existing Schematica-1.12.6-GTNH.jar with this mod.

It is NOT COMPATIBLE with the original Schematica and Schematica-GTNH

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Okay gud, I guess you guys all have learnt how to use Litematica right?

It also SUPPORTS UP TO 13 LANGUAGES!

including 文言 (華夏) and 繁體中文 (台灣)

Yipee! No excuses to stop playing GTNH with Schematica Plus!

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Schematica-Plus is an enhanced version of the classic Schematica mod for Minecraft 1.7.10 (Forge).

It restores and extends the original Schematica's functionality while bringing many modern features inspired by Litematica, the popular schematic mod for newer Minecraft versions.

If you wanted a more modern Schematica mod in 1.7.10 and wished it could do more, this is the mod for you.

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What Does This Mod Do?

Schematica-Plus lets you load, display, and build from schematic files as 3D hologram overlays in your world. You can save your own builds to schematic files and share them with others. The hologram guides you block-by-block so you can accurately recreate complex structures — from small houses to massive redstone contraptions — without memorizing every block placement.

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Quick start and default controls

Release M to open the Schematica+ menu. Load a schematic into memory and create a placement, or open the area selection manager to select a build to save. Loaded sources and placements are independent: one source can have several placements, and removing a placement does not unload its source.

The default tool item is minecraft:stick. While holding it, Left Ctrl + wheel cycles tool modes. The configuration screen supports keyboard/mouse combinations, press/release actions, contexts and advanced matching settings.

Default input	Action
Release M	Main menu
M + C	Configuration and hotkeys
M + S	Area selection manager
M + P	Placements
M + L	Last material list, or the selected placement's list
M + V	Schematic verifier
Left Ctrl + Left Alt + S	Save area to a file
Numpad * / Numpad -	Area editor / placement configuration
Left Ctrl + wheel, holding tool	Cycle tool mode
Left / right click, holding tool	Set corner 1 / 2, or position a placement, according to mode
Middle click, holding tool	Select an area element or placement
Left Alt + wheel, holding tool	Nudge the selected element
Left Alt + middle / Left Shift + middle	Pick primary / secondary block for applicable modes
Page Up / Page Down	Move render layer
M + Page Up / M + Page Down	Cycle render-layer mode
M + R / M + G	Toggle all rendering / schematic rendering
M + T	Toggle tool functionality
Unbound	Execute Operation; assign a key before using creative edit modes

Grab, grow, clone, project/version actions and many other shortcuts are available in Hotkeys and start unbound. Releasing a menu chord does not also open the main menu. With area tools, sneaking targets the adjacent block face; placement tools use the adjacent face by default and target inside the block while sneaking.

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Schematic files and saving

Format	Current support
.schematic	Read/write classic Alpha schematics with 12-bit block IDs
.schemplus	Read/write extended IDs, Plus metadata, visual payloads and independent overlapping regions
.litematic	Import and export; newly written files use the version 4 / Minecraft 1.12.2 layout
.nbt	Read/write vanilla structures; export uses the Minecraft 1.12 layout
Sponge .schem	Not implemented

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For more details:

Please check the GitHub page.

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Credits and license

Original Schematica by Lunatrius; GTNH fork by the GTNewHorizons contributors; Schematica Plus maintained by HackerRouter. Litematica/MaLiLib adaptations credit masa, Sakura-Ryoko and their contributors. The main UI target is Litematica 26.1.2-0.27.8 with MaLiLib 26.1.2-0.28.8; grid placement also uses the 1.12.2 Litematica implementation as a reference.