Mod: Blueprint Editor

30 Jan 2026

Blueprint Editor is a powerful tool for map creators that allows you to create complex scenarios, cutscenes, and boss mechanics without writing huge chains of command blocks. All control is done through a convenient visual interface directly in the game.

Developer: Bird Team

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🛠 Installation and Setup

Before you begin, make sure your world is set up correctly. This is critical for the mod to work.
Download the .mcaddon file and open it (Minecraft will import it automatically).
Go to your world settings -> Behavior Packs and activate Blueprint Editor.
Go to the Experiments tab.
❗ REQUIRED: Enable Beta APIs.
Start the world.

📖 Getting Started

To open the editor, you need a special item — Blueprint Editor Book.

How to get it: Give it to yourself with the command /give @s bp:book or find it in the creative inventory.
How to open: Hold the book in your hand and press Right Click (right mouse button) or Long Press (on mobile).

Main Menu

When opening the book, you will see three buttons:

Editor: Creating new scenarios.
Files: Loading and deleting saved scenarios.
Language: Switching between Russian and English.

⛓ How It Works: Node System

A scenario in Blueprint Editor is a chain of events that execute in order from top to bottom. Each event is called a Node.

Example of a simple chain:

Title: Show text "Boss has appeared!".
Timer: Wait 3 seconds.
Summon: Spawn a boss.
Camera: Shake the camera.

Editor Controls:

[+] Add Node: Opens a list of all available commands.
Clicking on a Node: Opens the management menu for that specific node (Edit, Move Up, Move Down, Delete).
[S] Save: Saves your chain under a unique ID. (Important: save all your changes under the ID you were editing nodes in, so your changes won't be lost).

🧠 Node Settings (Advanced)

Each node has additional settings at the bottom:

Delay: Time (in ticks) before executing this specific node.
Block Type: Impulse: Executes the action and moves to the next node (standard mode).
Chain: Same as impulse (for compatibility).
Cycle: ⚠ The node will execute itself indefinitely. To exit the loop, use the script stop command. Always set a delay for cycles to avoid lag!

👹 Summon (Mob Summoning)

This node is much more powerful than the regular /summon command. It allows you to create a customized mob.

Mob ID: For example zombie, skeleton. (We strongly recommend using the minecraft: prefix, for example minecraft:zombie. If the mob is from mods — specify its full ID).
Coordinates: ⚠ Important: Use exact coordinates (for example 100 65 100).
Name: Will be displayed above the head.
BossBar: If enabled, all players will see a health bar.
Health (HP) and Speed: The script will automatically change the mob's characteristics on spawn.
Tag: Be sure to specify a unique tag (for example boss_lvl_1) for correct operation.

🎥 Camera

Allows you to control Minecraft's experimental camera.

Set: Places the camera at a point. You can specify rotation (Rot) or make the camera track a mob (Track Entity).
Fade: Smooth color transition.
Ease: Camera movement smoothness settings.

⏳ Timer

Stops the chain execution for the specified number of seconds. Without timers, all commands execute instantly.

🌍 World

Convenient environment management.

Time: Day, Night, Midnight, etc.
Weather: Clear, Rain, Thunder.

🧱 Fill / SetBlock

Fill: Fills an area with blocks between two coordinates.
SetBlock: Places one block at the specified coordinates.

🔮 TP (Teleportation)

The new teleportation system supports two modes:

To Coordinates: Teleport player/entity to coordinates.
To Entity: Teleport player/entity to another entity (for example, teleport all players to admin).