Settler Villager

Settler Villager

Hire a Settler Villager who builds structures block by block from schematics. Hand him a plan, place the hologram, and watch him work. Import your own .nbt schematics in-game. An addon for Villager Workers & Recruits.

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Settler Villager

An addon for Villager Workers and Villager Recruits that adds a hireable Settler Villager — a companion who follows you and builds real structures, block by block, from schematics.

Unlike the Workers mod's Builder, the Settler isn't tied to a work area. You take him with you, hand him a building plan, and point at the ground. He walks there and starts working.

How it works

  1. Hire him from a Noble Villager (workers trader type, level 2) for 24 emeralds
  2. Ctrl + Right-click him to open the build menu
  3. Pick a structure → Build → see exactly which blocks it needs
  4. Take Plan → a Building Plan appears in your hand
  5. Right-click the ground → a translucent hologram shows where it will go
  6. Right-click the same block again → he starts building

He places roughly one block per second and walks to each position, so a house takes real time to go up. Fill his Building Materials chest and he'll work through it.

Features

  • Live hologram preview — see the full structure before committing
  • Automatic foundations — on sloped terrain he fills the gap under the build down to solid ground, so nothing floats
  • Two separate inventories — his gear (weapons, food) stays separate from a 54-slot building materials chest
  • Exact material costs — the menu lists every block the structure needs
  • Import your own schematics — click + Add Schematic and pick any .nbt file straight from your file explorer. No config editing, no restart.
  • Cancel & Undo — stop a build, or stop it and have him take every placed block back into his chest
  • Containers come out empty — chests are never filled from the schematic, so you can't farm loot by rebuilding the same structure

Where to get schematics

Save any build with a vanilla Structure Block, or drop .nbt files into: