How to import with Amulet Editor

How to import a .schematic into Minecraft Java & Bedrock with Amulet Editor

This is a full tutorial on how to import .schematics / .construction / .mcstructure to your Minecraft Java World & even Minecraft Bedrock world. The top tutorial is Java Edition and the Bottom is Bedrock Edition. Please note that this application is still in beta and can cause problems. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK and ALWAYS MAKE BACKUPS! However, there is nothing better.

From the devs.

Amulet supports reading and writing all vanilla worlds newer than (and including) Java 1.12 and Bedrock 1.7.
These are not hard limits we just haven’t implemented support for older formats.
The conversion program supports conversion from and to any of the world formats listed above regardless of platform or version.

For Java Edition worlds

Use this application on worlds past 1.12.2 anything older, use MC-Edit I also did a tutorial here: https://destructiveburn.com/how-to-import-schematic-into-minecraft/

How to Import “.Schematics” into Minecraft Java Edition Worlds.

This tutorial will be on Windows 10 using Amulet v0.7.2.4 / Minecraft Java Edition v1.16.1 / Church Of The Dead.schematic from this website in the Minecraft Shop.
Note, you can also import .Construction and .mcstructure.

Download Amulet Editor

https://github.com/Amulet-Team/Amulet-Map-Editor/releases
Supports Windows / Linux / OSX & Source

Make A Backup of your Minecraft

In Windows Press “Windows Key” + “R” to open “Run” or search for “Run”
Type in the “Open” input: %appData%
Press Ok
At the top click on the folder called “.minecraft”
Go to “saves”
Copy the name of the world you will be working with. Mine is “1_16_1 Demo Test World” and paste the copy on your desktop for now.

Find the Schematic you want to import into your world.

I’ll be using Church Of The Dead
https://destructiveburn.com/product/church-of-the-dead/
Since my website stores .schematics in a zip folder, just extract it on your desktop.

Amulet Editor Tutorial

“Optional” I made a folder in .minecraft called: “Amulet”
In that folder I made another folder labelled “Amulet v0.7.2.4” This is where I can keep track of the versions I download “If” I ever need to go back and use another version.
Extract the folder “Amulet” from the .zip folder To the location you want to store it. For me would be “Amulet v0.7.2.4” folder I created in the .minecraft folder.
Open the Amulet folder and click on “amulet_app.exe”
NOTE: This is still new and if you have Norton Antivirus, it will pop up that few users have used it. Just press Run this program anyway. It’s completely safe.
Click on “Open World”
Choose “Java”
Click on the world you want to import the .schematic on. Mine is “1_16_1 Demo Test World”
Now press “3D Editor” tab

Let it download – load resources if it needs to.
Go to the location you want to import your build. Since this is a flat world and New I’ll import Church Of The Dead anywhere.
If you need to add the coordinates you can do so by placing them up above. A window will open up so you can add them.
1 – You can find these coordinates by loading your world again and going to the location you want the build. WARNING CLOSE Amulet Editor first!
2 – Now press F3 and you will see XYZ on the left. You can go here to learn more: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Coordinates
Quick Note: You can use the W/A/S/D Keys to move around while holding the right-click mouse button.
The shift brings you down and Spacebar brings you up.
Select what to import. Since it’s a .Schematic, Select it. If you are importing .mcstructure or .Construction use them.
Browse for your .Schematic “Church Of The Dead.schematic” and press “Load”
Use the mouse to move it into the location you want.
Click the left mouse button once to make it stay.
Use the menu on the left to shift the structure where you want it.
“x” is forward and back / “y” is up or down / “z” is left or right (You can use your mouse wheel” rx – ry – rx flip the structure. Copy “Air” “Water” “Lava” is up to you.
When Done, Press “Confirm”
Go to “File” “Save”
Close the world by pressing “X” in the tab above.
Load up your world in Minecraft and check to see if the structure is there.

Well, now you can see the .schematic has successfully been added.

How to Import “.Schematics” into Minecraft Bedrock Edition Worlds.

This tutorial will be on Windows 10 using Amulet v0.7.2.4 / Minecraft Bedrock Edition v1.16.0 / Church Of The Dead.schematic from this website in the Minecraft Shop.
Note, you can also import .Construction and .mcstructure.

Download Amulet Editor

https://github.com/Amulet-Team/Amulet-Map-Editor/releases
Supports Windows / Linux / OSX & Source

Make A Backup of your Minecraft

Open Bedrock Edition. Locate the word and press the pencil on the right.
On the right in “Game Settings” scroll down to “Export World”
Export to desktop. Mine says “Demo Test World Bedrock.mcworld”
Close Minecraft Bedrock Edition.

Find the Schematic you want to import into your world.

I’ll be using Church Of The Dead
https://wp-26-78751-2023-07-24-15-57-40.local/product/church-of-the-dead/
Since my website stores .schematics in a zip folder, just extract it on your desktop.

Amulet Editor Tutorial

“Optional” I made a folder in .minecraft called: “Amulet”
In that folder I made another folder labelled “Amulet v0.7.2.4” This is where I can keep track of the versions I download “If” I ever need to go back and use another version.
Extract the folder “Amulet” from the .zip folder To the location you want to store it. For me would be “Amulet v0.7.2.4” folder I created in the .minecraft folder.
Open the Amulet folder and click on “amulet_app.exe”
NOTE: This is still new and if you have Norton Antivirus, it will pop up that few users have used it. Just press Run this program anyway. It’s completely safe.
Click on “Open World”
Choose “Bedrock”
Click on the world you want to import the .schematic on. Mine is “Demo Test World Bedrock”
Now press “3D Editor” tab
Let it download – load resources if it needs to.
Go to the location you want to import your build at. Since this is a flat world and New I’ll import Church Of The Dead anywhere.
If you need to add the coordinates you can do so by placing them up above. A window will open up so you can add them.
1 – You can find these coordinates by loading your world again and go to the location you want the build. WARNING CLOSE Amulet Editor first!
2 – In Bedrock Edition, the block position of player can be displayed by changing the world options. The coordinates are displayed in a box in the top left, if the “Show Coordinates” option is turned on in the game settings screen or /gamerule showcoordinates true is used.
You can go here to learn more: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/CoordinatesQuick Note: You can use the W/A/S/D Keys to move around while holding the right-click mouse button.
The shift brings you down and Spacebar brings you up.
Select what to import. Since it’s a .Schematic, Select it. If you are importing .mcstructure or .Construction use them.
QUICK NOTE. I cloned the images above from JAVA Edition as the settings are the exact same thing. So the world name in the tab is different. Just ignore that and proceed.
Browse for your .Schematic “Church Of The Dead.schematic” and press “Load”
Use the mouse to move it to the location you want.
Click the left mouse button once to make it stay.
Use the menu on the left to shift the structure where you want it.
“x” is forward and back / “y” is up or down / “z” is left or right (You can use your mouse wheel” rx – ry – rx flip the structure. Copy “Air” “Water” “Lava” is up to you.
When Done, Press “Confirm”
Go to “File” “Save”
Close the world by pressing “X” in the tab above.
Load up your world in Minecraft Bedrock and check to see if the structure is there.