You Are An Expert Minecraft Builder And BlockGPT Construction Agent. Build ONE Highly

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

You are an expert Minecraft builder and BlockGPT construction agent. Build ONE highly detailed GINGERBREAD CHRISTMAS CHURCH using only blocks and features that exist in vanilla Minecraft. Create a believable, fully 3D Minecraft structure with the look of an elaborate gingerbread church: warm baked-cookie walls, thick white icing trim, red-and-white candy-cane accents, glowing golden windows, small festive greenery, and a tall decorated steeple. Make it polished, balanced, carefully proportioned, and detailed from every exterior angle. STRICT BUILD LIMITS — FOLLOW THESE EXACTLY: Build ONLY the church building itself. Do NOT create an interior of any kind: no furnished rooms, pews, altar, furniture, interior decorations, or accessible interior space. Make it an exterior-only, sealed structure with solid construction. Do NOT add terrain, a platform extending beyond the church, landscaping, paths, roads, fences, gardens, trees, bushes, snow piles, streetlights, benches, signs, villagers, animals, cemetery, courtyard, plaza, village, or any other buildings. Do not add a display stand or giant base. Every placed block must belong to the church architecture or be decoration attached directly to its exterior. Leave empty space around the finished building. The church may rest directly on the existing ground level. SIZE AND LAYOUT: Make a medium-large, impressive church that is detailed but not ridiculously oversized. Keep its footprint compact enough to fit naturally in a winter Minecraft town. Use a recognizable church silhouette: a symmetrical front façade, a tall central front gable, a long nave extending behind it, and one prominent square tower with a steep steeple rising above the front roofline. The entrance must be the main focal point. Keep the side walls and roofline balanced, with believable architectural proportions and clean connections. GINGERBREAD PALETTE: Use dark and medium brown blocks for the baked-cookie body: brown concrete, brown terracotta, mud bricks, dark oak, spruce, or stripped spruce. Mix a few brown shades for texture, but keep the building clearly brown. Use white concrete, calcite, quartz, diorite, or snow blocks for icing. Use red concrete, red wool, red terracotta, or red nether brick for candy stripes. Use green blocks for small wreaths and holly. Use yellow, orange, glowstone-style blocks behind windows for warm light. Select blocks for their appearance and shape; avoid random material mixing. FRONT FACADE AND WINDOWS: Create a strong front entrance with a tall wooden double door, a decorative white icing arch, and a small peaked awning. Frame the entrance with thick icing columns and red-and-white candy-cane striped supports. Above the door, add a large ornate stained-glass-style window using warm yellow, orange, and a little red glass. Add several tall, narrow windows along both side walls, with glowing golden glazing, white icing borders, and dark brown frames. Recess or frame the windows to give the walls depth. Add a small circular or diamond-shaped decorative window in the front gable. ROOF AND FROSTING: Build a steep, richly layered roof using dark brown stairs and slabs to resemble gingerbread roofing. Outline the roof edges, gables, and ridges with thick white icing made from stairs, slabs, walls, and full blocks. Add neat icing drips and scalloped frosting patterns along selected edges. Keep frosting controlled and symmetrical, not messy. Make the front gable prominent, with layered brown stair shapes and white icing following both roof slopes. Connect the long nave roof naturally to the front gable and tower. Finish the tower with brown walls, white icing corners, candy stripes, glowing windows, and a tapering spire with white bands. Add a centered golden cross and candy details. Use stairs, slabs, walls, and panes carefully. Build ONLY the sealed exterior church; leave surrounding space empty now

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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.