Structure Block [Minecraft Bedrock/PE Guides]

The Minecraft Bedrock (PE) 1.13 update brought fully functional structure blocks to the game, allowing you to copy and load structures, as well as create three-dimensional versions!

To start, create a new world (or edit an existing one) and enable Experimental Gameplay mode.

After creating the world, use the command '/give @s structure_block' to get a structure block.

Place the block anywhere (preferably close to the area you want to copy).

Open the structure block interface. Starting from version Minecraft Bedrock 1.13, three modes are available:

• Save
• Load
• 3D Export (works only on Windows 10!)

In Save mode, you need to enter a structure name, but most importantly, fill in the coordinates. You must enter the dimensions of the structure to copy and, if necessary, specify the offset.

When you're done, click the Save button. Now you can place the structure block elsewhere and import the copied structure!

To do this, switch to Load mode, enter the saved structure name, and set the offset coordinates if needed. Then click the Load button.

After clicking the button, the structure will be imported at the specified coordinates.

That was a brief guide to the structure block in Minecraft Bedrock! There are also rotation and mirroring options, but those didn't work for me (if you know how to use them, leave a comment).

This mode works only on Windows 10 and allows you to create three-dimensional models of structures. It's useful for those making videos, 3D printers, or just for fun.

You need to enter a structure name and set its coordinates.



Then click the Export button and choose a location to save the file.



You can use, for example, the built-in 3D model viewer in Windows 10.