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Schematic Brush Reborn is a complete new rewrite of the old Schematic Brush which doesn't received any updates for version 1.13+.

So we decided to write it new from scratch and make it even better than before. We added several new functionalities, which should make using schematic brushes easier.

We added tabcomplete for nearly everything. You can start directly and learn from the plugin on the fly how to use it. We load schematics from our own schematic folder, of FAWE and World Edit. So we dont care, where you store your schematics. We support every schematic format which World Edit supports.

We allow you to save your favourite schematic sets as a preset. You can use them every time and even combine them with other presets.

• Use schematics from your server as a world edit brush.
• Modify your current brush every time without creating a new one.
• Customize your brush with different flags
• Use weighted schematic sets to keep control of your schematics.
• Use random schematic sets to get more diversity.
• Save your favourite schematics sets as a set to use them everytime.

Spigot or Paper 1.13 and above.
Java 11 and above.
WorldEdit 7.1 and above.
FAWE is also supported, but on the current state pretty unstable.

A schematic brush can contain one or more schematic sets. So a brush is a collection of one or more schematic sets.

A schematic set is defined by a selector and several modifications of the schematic. The general syntax is:

<selector>@rotation!flip:weight

The modifiers are optional and the order doesn't matter.

The brush itself has some flags, which allows to set a place method, offset and replacement rules.

/sbr <schematic sets...> <flags...>

You don't have to remember any of this. The plugin features a rich tabcomplete, which supports you all the time.

We also track your schematic, preset and directory names. We can complete everything for you.