A modern Minecraft house
A modern house to build in Minecraft, made in the Forge, Jabbertoon's free 3D builder, from a builder's pieces: white walls with big windows cut in them, floors, flat roofs and a glass railing. Open it in your browser, change anything you like, and take it into Minecraft as blocks for Java, Bedrock or Minecraft Education. There is no account to make and nothing to install.
Open it
Open the modern house in the Forge. It opens as your own, ready to change. Or open it with Export showing to take it straight into Minecraft.
Build it in your World
▶ Build the modern house in your World, a step at a time. The World's 🏠 Build tools make it a piece at a time: a long white ground floor with a door and two windows of glass nearly floor to ceiling under a flat roof, an upper floor over one end that juts out past the front with a band of glass across it, and a glass railing round the terrace on the lower roof. Each step lights the button to press or the place to click, and Do it for me does any step for you. Then walk round it and take it into Minecraft from 🌍 My world ▾ › 📦 Take it out.
What it is
- A long white ground floor, 11 metres by 8: floor-to-ceiling windows and a glass door at the front, a big window at the end and a wide one at the back.
- An upper floor over one end, jutting out over the front: a band of windows across it, a strip of wood on its corner, and a flat roof.
- A roof terrace on the ground floor's flat roof, behind a glass railing, and a pale stone paving round it all.
Take it into Minecraft
- Open it with Export showing and scroll to For Minecraft.
- Set Its longest side to 24 blocks. At 24 it is 24 blocks wide, 15 tall and 21 deep.
- Pick the file for your Minecraft:
- Java (.schem), with WorldEdit or Litematica: put it in their schematics folder, then
//schem loadand//pastewith WorldEdit, or load it from Litematica's menu. - Java, no mods (.nbt): put it in your world's
generated/minecraft/structuresfolder, then/place template minecraft:and its name, or load it with a structure block. - Bedrock and Minecraft Education (.mcstructure): a structure block, Load, Import.
- Java (.schem), with WorldEdit or Litematica: put it in their schematics folder, then
The blocks it takes
At 24 blocks long it is 3,130 blocks:
| Block | How many | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| White concrete | 1,740 | the walls, the floors and the roofs |
| Smooth stone | 834 | the paving |
| Gray concrete | 269 | the window and door frames |
| Glass | 187 | the windows and the railing |
| Oak planks | 51 | the strip of wood |
| White wool | 44 | the railing's posts |
| Birch planks | 4 | the door |
| Cobbled deepslate | 1 | under the floor |
Each part becomes the block of what it is made of: a part of stone one of Minecraft's stones, wood its planks, glass glass. A part that is only painted becomes the block nearest its colour.
Ask an AI to build one
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI assistant that can use tools to build you a modern house with the Jabbertoon tools: it builds one from the same pieces (walls, big windows, floors, flat roofs, a glass railing) and changes it as you ask. The answer gives you a link that opens it in the Forge with ⬇ Export showing, ready to take into Minecraft. How to connect your AI
Make it your own
- Bigger or smaller: set its longest side in blocks before you save it, or tick Real size.
- Another look: pick a part and change its colour, or what it is Made of (stone, wood, glass, metal and more). In Minecraft it becomes that stuff's block.
- More to it: pick any part and add to it, as every build in the Forge is made.
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