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Install steps and build notes for the files Blocksmith makes. Each one links to a real gallery page.
- How to install a Minecraft datapack — Java folder, /reload, and the Blocksmith function.
- How to add a custom Minecraft skin — The same 64×64 PNG on Java and Bedrock.
- Install a texture pack on Java — Resource packs, without touching the game’s files.
- Install a texture pack on Bedrock — Open the .mcpack and activate it.
- Minecraft starter house tips — The first night: door, bed, light, chest.
- How to build a castle in Minecraft — Footprint, towers, gate, then interior.
- How to build a house in Minecraft — Floor, walls, roof, and one useful room.
- How to use an AI Minecraft builder — When the offline reader is enough, and when a wish is not.
- Make a skin from a sentence — Original characters, not a library of downloads.
- Make a texture pack from a palette — Original tiles for Java and Bedrock.
- How to make Minecraft pixel art — A picture you may use, built as blocks.
- How to make a note block song — MIDI you have rights to, on Java.
- What the offline reader builds — The free list, and what never spends a wish.
- Minecraft survival base ideas — House, then food, then a mine.
- What an AI wish is — Plans, the wish pack, and the age rule.
The build grid is the gallery. The download is on the homepage.
Mac and Windows. On a Mac, Blocksmith is notarised by Apple and opens normally. On Windows, the installer isn’t code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may say “Windows protected your PC”: choose More info, then Run anyway.