Desert Caravan Weigh Station

Keep the lane clear and the weighing display visible

A six-block-wide lane passes between low sandstone shelters and a side loading platform with a tall balance frame and dark counterweight.

The weighing display occupies the side of the yard rather than spanning its main lane. A broad dark-wood loading bed sits below a narrow gray frame and horizontal beam. The black counterweight and small stone marks distinguish the static balance arrangement from the surrounding shelters.

Two separate shade roofs shelter waiting cargo. They are cut sandstone slabs on acacia posts, not fabric awnings. Red sandstone marks run along one edge of the pale through lane, while a low parapeted clerk room occupies the opposite rear corner.

A short ramp gives access to the load platform. A separate checked route leaves the lane and enters the clerk room, where a small workbench faces an open interior. Cargo barrels and a low outdoor counter provide context without filling the passage.

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Fit and import

1. Use a level 34-by-25-block site and allow 14 blocks of height. The base is at local Y0.
2. The through lane occupies X14–19 and runs from Z0 to Z24, with its top at Y2. Leave both ends open when connecting roads.
3. The loading bed occupies X22–29 and Z8–14, with blocks at Y2. Its approach ramp is at X20–21 and Z10–12; the clerk doorway faces east at X11 and Z17–19.
4. The download is a Sponge v2 .schem encoded with Minecraft Java DataVersion 3463 (1.20). Native import and gameplay compatibility have not been tested.

Choose an available file above and complete its protected download. Follow the import guide for your tool, start in a backup world and inspect the paste origin before placing the build.

The balance and counterweight are decorative and do not measure cargo. There is no working scale circuit. Player-sized source routes were checked; carts, animals and native gameplay traversal were not tested.