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Convert Legacy MCEdit to Bedrock Structure
Upload a .schematic file and get .mcstructure back. Blocks, block states and everything the target format can hold carry across. Anything it cannot hold is listed below, before you download.
.schematicLegacy MCEdit.mcstructureBedrock Structure
Some data cannot transfer Cross-checked against third-party tools Crosses Java to Bedrock
What transfers
| Data | .schematic | .mcstructure | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block states | Not present | ||
| Block entities | Carries over | ||
| Entities | Carries over | ||
| Biomes | Dropped | ||
| Multiple regions | Not present | ||
| Scheduled ticks | Not present |
What .mcstructure cannot store
These are limits of the target format, not of the converter. You will see this warning before the download starts.
- Biome data
Notes on Bedrock Structure
- Bedrock uses little-endian NBT and its own block state names, so Java-style properties are translated on both read and write.
- Some Java-only blocks have no Bedrock equivalent and cannot be represented.
About these formats
Legacy MCEdit (.schematic)
The pre-1.13 format used by MCEdit, Schematica and older WorldEdit. Stores numeric block IDs plus data values.
Browse .schematic schematicsBedrock Structure (.mcstructure)
The Bedrock Edition structure format. Little-endian NBT, with Bedrock block states translated to Java-style properties.
Browse .mcstructure schematics