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Medieval Riverside Watermill & Survival Workshop

A timber riverside mill with a supported decorative waterwheel, contained channel, sheltered sorting area and walkable workshop storage, built for a survival village.

other36×18×28 blocks
medievalwatermillworkshopsurvivalriverside
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WorldEdit .schem available. No native .litematic file for this build.

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Edition target: Minecraft Java Edition · File: Sponge .schem

Tested Minecraft version: Not verified. Other versions: Not tested.

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WorldEdit is an import tool; survival layer guides are also available. Bedrock conversion and Litematica version compatibility are not verified.

Build Facts

JSON fact sheet
Dimensions
36 x 18 x 28 blocks
Compiled blocks
5,293
Edition
Minecraft Java Edition
File format
Sponge .schem
Category
other
Updated

Curated by MinePilot from a CraftDAG component plan. Canonical page: https://www.myminepilot.com/builds/medieval-riverside-watermill-workshop

Materials

5,293 blocks

Placed block counts · stack equivalents, not crafting ingredients. Expand for exact BlockStates.

Dark Oak Planks1,13317×64 + 45
minecraft:dark_oak_planks× 1,133
Stone1,12017×64 + 32
minecraft:stone× 1,120
Dirt81912×64 + 51
minecraft:dirt× 819
Stone Bricks69110×64 + 51
minecraft:stone_bricks× 691
Grass Block3856×64 + 1
minecraft:grass_block× 385
Spruce Planks2824×64 + 26
minecraft:spruce_planks× 282
Water223Placed blocks
minecraft:water× 223
Stripped Dark Oak Log1221×64 + 58
minecraft:stripped_dark_oak_log× 122
White Terracotta1051×64 + 41
minecraft:white_terracotta× 105
Oak Leaves921×64 + 28
minecraft:oak_leaves× 92
Mossy Cobblestone80Placed blocks
minecraft:mossy_cobblestone× 80
Cobblestone6060 / 64 stack
minecraft:cobblestone× 60
Stripped Oak Log5656 / 64 stack
minecraft:stripped_oak_log× 56
Glass Pane3232 / 64 stack
minecraft:glass_pane× 32
Spruce Log2828 / 64 stack
minecraft:spruce_log× 28
Oak Planks2424 / 64 stack
minecraft:oak_planks× 24
Gravel1515 / 64 stack
minecraft:gravel× 15
Oak Log1313 / 64 stack
minecraft:oak_log× 13
Barrel55 / 64 stack
minecraft:barrel× 5
Lantern33 / 64 stack
minecraft:lantern× 3
Spruce Door22 / 64 stack
minecraft:spruce_door[facing=north,half=lower,hinge=left]× 1
minecraft:spruce_door[facing=north,half=upper,hinge=left]× 1
Crafting Table11 / 64 stack
minecraft:crafting_table× 1
Furnace11 / 64 stack
minecraft:furnace× 1
Stonecutter1Placed blocks
minecraft:stonecutter× 1

Layer Guide

17 layers
Y = 0
1,008 blocks1,008x Stone
Y = 1
1,008 blocks415x Dirt284x Stone Bricks223x Water56x Stone
Y = 2
786 blocks404x Dirt284x Stone Bricks56x Stone19x Mossy Cobblestone
Y = 3
752 blocks374x Grass Block195x Spruce Planks77x Stone Bricks60x Cobblestone
Y = 4
97 blocks52x Stripped Dark Oak Log10x Stripped Oak Log10x Mossy Cobblestone5x Spruce Log
Y = 5
83 blocks45x White Terracotta12x Stripped Oak Log10x Oak Log5x Stripped Dark Oak Log
Y = 6
80 blocks30x White Terracotta16x Glass Pane12x Spruce Log10x Stripped Oak Log
Y = 7
160 blocks84x Spruce Planks30x White Terracotta16x Glass Pane7x Spruce Log
Y = 8
149 blocks52x Stripped Dark Oak Log45x Dark Oak Planks36x Oak Leaves6x Oak Planks
Y = 9
291 blocks255x Dark Oak Planks36x Oak Leaves
Y = 10
237 blocks221x Dark Oak Planks16x Oak Leaves
Y = 11
191 blocks187x Dark Oak Planks4x Oak Leaves

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Import Guide

Java Edition
  1. Download the protected .schem file for Medieval Riverside Watermill & Survival Workshop.
  2. Place it in your WorldEdit or Litematica schematics folder.
  3. Load the schematic in-game, preview placement, then paste or build layer by layer.

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