Build ONLY A Single Minecraft Log Cabin, Exactly As Described Below. Do NOT Build Any

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Build ONLY a single Minecraft log cabin, exactly as described below. Do NOT build any background, scenery, terrain, forest, trees, mountains, sky, fences around a yard, campfires, animals, or landscaping. Place the cabin on a flat, plain base with nothing around it. IMPORTANT RULES: the cabin must be ONE SINGLE STORY only. Do NOT add a second floor, attic floor, loft, tower, balcony, or extra wings. Do NOT change the footprint into a different shape. Keep an L-shaped footprint made of one long main rectangle with ONE shorter front-facing cross-gable section on the right side, nothing more. Keep the overall size modest, roughly 21 blocks wide and 15 blocks deep, with walls 5 blocks tall and a steep roof above them. INTERIOR: The inside must be completely empty. Build only a single flat spruce plank floor at ground level of the cabin. Do NOT add furniture, beds, tables, chests, stairs inside, interior walls, rooms, ceilings, lofts, or any decoration inside. It is a hollow shell with one plain floor and open vaulted space up to the roof beams. FOUNDATION: The cabin is raised on a stone foundation. Use cobblestone, stone, and andesite mixed together for the base. On the right side, show tall stone pillars between thick spruce log support posts, forming a rustic crawlspace look under the porch. The stone is about 4 blocks tall at the right end and shrinks to ground level toward the left, as if the cabin were built on a gentle slope. WALLS: Build the walls from dark spruce logs with stripped spruce log corner posts and horizontal beams. Mix in spruce and dark oak planks for a warm, layered timber look. Add window frames using spruce trapdoors as shutters and glass panes in the openings. The front has double glass-pane doors and tall narrow windows along the main wall, with lanterns hanging beside them. ROOF: Use a steep gable roof of dark oak and spruce stairs and slabs, almost black in tone, running left to right across the main section. A matching cross-gable roof projects forward on the right side, forming the L shape with a deep valley where the two roofs meet. Stack thick, rounded snow layers along every roof edge so the snow looks puffy and overhangs the eaves. Hang small icicles from the eaves using pointed dripstone or end rods. The front gable face is framed in exposed spruce beams, with a small window and a hanging lantern under the peak, but NO floor behind it. CHIMNEY: Place a tall stone brick and cobblestone chimney rising from the back of the roof near the center. Add a ring of orange-brown blocks near the top and a campfire inside the top so smoke drifts up in a thin white column. PORCH: Wrap a raised wooden porch across the entire front and around the right-side gable section. Use spruce planks for the floor, spruce fences for railings, and thick log posts as supports. Cap each post with a rounded pile of snow layers. Hang lanterns from the posts and beams. A wide stone brick staircase rises from the ground to the porch door at the left-center, with a snow layer on each step. Add two lantern posts beside the stairs, each a fence post with an arm and a hanging lantern. EXTERIOR DETAILS: Add exposed spruce log beam ends sticking out under the roof edge, and a thick log band separating the stone foundation from the walls. Use stripped log pillars at both ends of the main wall and either side of the front doors. Place a few barrels on the porch near the front door. Dust the porch floor, railings, and window sills with thin layers of snow. Keep the roof overhang about 2 blocks deep so the porch is partly sheltered, and keep every wall straight and flat. COLOR PALETTE: Dark brown and orange-brown wood, near-black roof, gray cobblestone, white snow, and warm amber lantern glow. Mood: warm and cozy winter cabin. Show the house alone. Keep the build to one floor, an empty interior with only a floor, and this exact L-shaped layout.

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.schem for WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit

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BlockGPT, from a text prompt

To use it, drop it in your schematics folder and run //paste. The file works in Minecraft Java Edition.