Medieval Observatory

Q: How do I download and build Medieval Observatory?

Use the download button above to grab the .litematic file (3 KB), drop it in your .minecraft/schematics folder, then load it in Litematica and place it where you want to build. Litematica is the tool that reads this format.

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Medieval

At a glance

Dimensions

11 × 30 × 11 blocks

Footprint

121 blocks

Total blocks

1,364

Block types

Edition

Java

Built in

Minecraft 1.17.1

File

.litematic · 3 KB

Difficulty

Advanced

About this build

Medieval Observatory is a Minecraft schematic measuring 11 × 30 × 11 blocks by Sir_Yanis. It uses 1,364 blocks across 47 block types. The build leans on andesite, bricks. It was built in Minecraft 1.17.1 Java Edition and loads in that version or newer. Litematica rates the rebuild as advanced. Preview it in 3D layer by layer, then download the LITEMATIC file and paste it in with Litematica or WorldEdit.

Built by Sir_Yanis.

Blocks you will need

Andesiteminecraft:andesite2123s +20

Bricksminecraft:bricks1482s +20

Graniteminecraft:granite1231s +59

Stone Brick Wallminecraft:stone_brick_wall1041s +40

Terracottaminecraft:terracotta771s +13

Polished Andesiteminecraft:polished_andesite731s +9

Smooth Stoneminecraft:smooth_stone671s +3

Grass Blockminecraft:grass_block5252

Grindstoneminecraft:grindstone3232

Polished Blackstoneminecraft:polished_blackstone3232

Acacia Trapdoorminecraft:acacia_trapdoor3131

Stone Brick Stairsminecraft:stone_brick_stairs3030

Polished Blackstone Slabminecraft:polished_blackstone_slab2929

Stone Bricksminecraft:stone_bricks2828

Dirtminecraft:dirt2424

Stripped Oak Woodminecraft:stripped_oak_wood2424

Polished Andesite Slabminecraft:polished_andesite_slab2323

Cobblestone Stairsminecraft:cobblestone_stairs2121

Warped Planksminecraft:warped_planks2020

Stoneminecraft:stone1818

Anvilminecraft:anvil1616

Smooth Stone Slabminecraft:smooth_stone_slab1616

Polished Andesite Stairsminecraft:polished_andesite_stairs1414

Redstone Lampminecraft:redstone_lamp1414

Polished Granite Slabminecraft:polished_granite_slab1313

Cobblestoneminecraft:cobblestone1212

Jungle Leavesminecraft:jungle_leaves1212

Light Gray Stained Glass Paneminecraft:light_gray_stained_glass_pane1212

Redstone Blockminecraft:redstone_block1111

Lanternminecraft:lantern1010

Cherry Trapdoorminecraft:cherry_trapdoor88

Gray Wall Bannerminecraft:gray_wall_banner88

Polished Blackstone Stairsminecraft:polished_blackstone_stairs88

Polished Graniteminecraft:polished_granite66

White Stained Glassminecraft:white_stained_glass66

Cobblestone Slabminecraft:cobblestone_slab55

Iron Trapdoorminecraft:iron_trapdoor44

Oak Doorminecraft:oak_door44

Barrelminecraft:barrel33

Blast Furnaceminecraft:blast_furnace33

Chestminecraft:chest22

Furnaceminecraft:furnace22

Gray Carpetminecraft:gray_carpet22

Waxed Exposed Copperminecraft:waxed_exposed_copper22

Lecternminecraft:lectern11

Red Stained Glassminecraft:red_stained_glass11

Waxed Exposed Cut Copper Slabminecraft:waxed_exposed_cut_copper_slab11

47 block types · 1,364 blocks total · 1 stack = 64

FAQ

How do I download and build Medieval Observatory?

Use the download button above to grab the .litematic file (3 KB), drop it in your .minecraft/schematics folder, then load it in Litematica and place it where you want to build. Litematica is the tool that reads this format.

Which Minecraft version does Medieval Observatory work with?

It was built in Minecraft 1.17.1 (Java Edition) and loads in that version or newer — Litematica handles the differences between versions.

How many blocks does it take?

It needs 1,364 blocks across 47 different block types. The full material list is on this page, and the Copy list button gives you it as text.

Is it free?

Yes. Every schematic on 9Minecraft is a free download — no account and no sign-up.

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