Rebuilt

Point it at a build tutorial. Get the schematic.

Upload the video of a build you want to copy. Get back a .schem, .litematic or .mcfunction file you can drop straight into your world — no pausing, no counting blocks, no rebuilding it by eye.

  1. A build tutorial

  3. Read as blocks

  5. Built in your world

Illustration of the intended flow, not a real result.

How it would work

  1. You upload a video

    A tutorial you have the right to use. Longer builds, timelapses and cuts all make it harder — the tool tells you how usable the footage looks before it starts.

  2. It watches the build happen

    It tracks the camera through the world grid and reads each block as it's placed, including stairs, slabs and fences.

  3. You fix what it got wrong

    You get the structure in a browser editor with the uncertain blocks flagged, so you correct a handful instead of building the whole thing.

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