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Create ONE Detailed, Cozy Minecraft Alpine Cabin Closely Matching The Supplied Reference

This Minecraft structure was generated by BlockGPT from the prompt below.

Create ONE detailed, cozy Minecraft alpine cabin closely matching the supplied reference. Recreate ONLY THE HOUSE: its wide compact proportions, layered roof, dark timber frame, stone lower supports, front balcony and tall chimney. DIMENSIONS AND PROPORTIONS: Use an approximately 23-block-wide front and 15-block depth, matching the reference's broad rectangular footprint. Make the cabin two storeys tall, with the roof and chimney adding height; aim for 17–20 blocks from wall base to roof peak, excluding the chimney. Preserve this width-to-depth ratio and compact scale. Do not make a mansion or tiny hut. HOUSE ONLY — NO SURROUNDINGS: Build one standalone cabin only. Do not add terrain, hills, an oversized foundation, landscape, paths, outside stairs, property fences, trees, bushes, rocks, plants, lake, mountains, sky, particles, extra buildings or scenery. NO INTERIOR — ESSENTIAL: Build ONLY the exterior shell. Leave the entire inside hollow and empty for me to build later. Do not create rooms, partitions, interior floors, ceilings, furniture, decorations, stairs, hallways or interior lighting. Never fill the cabin with solid blocks or block off its interior. Build only exterior walls, roof, chimney, balcony, window/door frames and visible structural supports. No hidden solid mass; all space behind the shell must remain open. NO SNOW: Place NO snow blocks, snow layers, white wool, quartz, white concrete or white snow imitation. No snow piles, caps or white roof trim. My snow mod adds snow automatically. Leave roof slopes, ridge, edges and ledges uncovered in their normal materials. MATERIALS AND COLOUR: Use dark spruce logs, planks, stripped logs, stairs, slabs, fences, trapdoors and doors; use a little dark oak for contrast. Build the lower structure from cobblestone, stone bricks, mossy stone bricks and andesite. Use glass panes in dark wooden frames. Avoid bright colours. The cabin should look aged, sturdy and handcrafted, contrasting dark timber with grey stone. ROOF — MAIN VISUAL FEATURE: Recreate the large, steep, multi-tiered roof. Use dark spruce stairs and slabs for two broad slopes, a strong ridge and deep overhanging eaves. Add several horizontal stepped bands, dark beams beneath the eaves, visible rafter ends and projecting trim for a heavy layered silhouette. Include a prominent steep front gable with exposed timber framing. Keep it connected; never flat. CHIMNEY: Add one tall, thick rectangular stone-brick chimney near the rear/centre of the roof, rising visibly above the ridge. Use darker stone accents and a slightly wider cap. Attach it firmly; it must not float. No snow on top. WALLS AND STRUCTURE: Use vertical spruce log posts at corners and between wall sections, with horizontal beams across front and sides. Fill exterior walls with spruce planks and dark timber details. Make the lower level heavy with stone-brick sections and thick log columns. Add recessed panels, projecting brackets, layered trim and trapdoors for texture. Avoid blank walls and detail every side. BALCONY, WINDOWS AND DOORS: Add a long attached upper-front balcony with spruce slab flooring, dark fence railings, thick log posts. Include a main entrance, narrow dark-framed glass windows and smaller upper-gable windows. Balance openings within the timber frame. No extra wings or separate porches. LIGHTING AND FINISH: Place a few warm lanterns under eaves, beside the entrance and along the balcony; exterior lighting only. Add stone variation, log ends, brackets, stair trim and slab ledges. FINAL BUILD RULES: Match the reference's dimensions, roof silhouette, dark timber and stone palette, balcony and chimney. Keep it compact. One house only; no scenery. No snow. No interior: leave the whole inside hollow, empty and ready for my build. Do not fill, furnish or divide it into rooms. Output a detailed exterior shell only.!

Download: .schem for WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit
Made with: BlockGPT, from a text prompt

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

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