Schematic loading
Import .litematic or .schematic files and preview the build as a ghost overlay before placing anything.
Free · Open source
A schematic printer loads a saved build and places it block by block for you. On DonutSMP that means dropping a replica base, a farm or a stash room without clicking every placement yourself.
Overview
A schematic is a saved region — a .schematic or .litematic file — that records every block in a build. The auto-schematic module reads that file and places the blocks in the world for you, pulling from your inventory as it goes.
Litematica is the standard schematic mod and is free and open source. It is not itself a cheat: it is a building aid used by survival players everywhere. The printer / easy-place behaviour is the part servers tend to treat as automation, so keep that distinction in mind.
Modules
The modules that matter when the goal is finding and reading a base, not filling a menu.
Import .litematic or .schematic files and preview the build as a ghost overlay before placing anything.
See exactly how many stacks of each block the build needs so you can restock before starting.
Places blocks from your hotbar in range, working through the schematic layer by layer.
Handles stairs, slabs and directional blocks so the build matches the file instead of placing default orientations.
Print one layer at a time when you want to check progress or stop before a risky section.
Litematica and its printer add-ons are free to download — no licence, no key.
Vouches
Fresh from the schematic crowd. A new vouch lands every five seconds — hover the feed to hold it.
Setup
The same three steps as the main FarmUtils guide — grab the jar, drop it in, record one lap.
One jar for every supported version. Prefer a platform? Choose your exact Minecraft version on CurseForge or Fabric.
Put FarmUtils in your mods folder. NEU and SkyHanni are optional, not required.
Press R, wait 1 minute for the mod to load, press R again to close the panel. That's the whole tutorial.
FAQ
Short answers, no upsell.
No. Litematica loads and previews schematics. The auto-build or printer module is what places the blocks for you, and that is the part servers usually class as automation.
Yes. Litematica is free and open source, and the printer add-ons are free downloads too.
Download
Schematic loading and printing run on Litematica. Grab the official build from Modrinth or the author's releases, then add a printer add-on if you want auto-build.
.minecraft/mods
Get jar
Official sources
Litematica needs Malilib installed alongside it. These buttons go to the author's own sources — no client files are hosted here.