Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
Creators
Details
In order to quicken the building of repetitive features, this mod will allow you to record block placement patterns, then build them instantly later.
Builds require a name, and can be cycled through with a selectable key; cycling while sneaking cycles backwards. Cycling while a build is ongoing (in compatibility mode) will stop the build where it is.
BE CAREFUL ABOUT MODIFYING BUILD NAMES IN THE MENU!
If a build's name is missing from that list when you save changes, it'll be deleted!
ALSO BE CAREFUL ABOUT USING THIS ON SERVERS!
It should work, but if they have ANY anticheat, it might get you banned!
Build Tutorial
Saving a build requires both Mod Menu and Cloth Config, unfortunately.
There are two ways to start saving a build.
The legacy option:
open RePlacer's config menu and go to the ReCorder config tab. Then turn on ReCording and save & exit.
The more streamlined option:
Hold your RePlacer modifier key (alt by default; does not work with the toggle key) and press your cycler key (Z by default). This will start recording without opening the menu screen.
Any blocks placed between starting to record and ending the recording will be recorded. Destroying them does not clear it from the build. I might add that soon, not sure.
There are also two ways to open the final save screen
The legacy option:
Open RePlacer's config menu. The config screen here will be different from what you saw before.
The more streamlined option:
Press the same button combination as what you used to start recording.
Both paths are identical from here:
Enter a name and click 'save and quit.'
The button under the name bar will cause the build to be deleted if it is on when you click 'save and quit.'
If you exit without saving, build progress will resume with no changes.
