TARDIS Schematic command

As of version 3.0-beta-1, TARDIS now uses its own JSON schematic format. To create a TARDIS schematic (.tschm) file, you use the /tardisschematic command.

/tardisschematic

Arguments	Description	Usage
save	Save a TARDIS schematic. In order to use the save argument, you must first define the schematic region start and end points with the TARDIS schematic wand (/tardisgive [player] schematic_wand 1).	/tardisschematic save [name]
load	Load a TARDIS schematic. To use the load argument, you must specify the folder and file [name] of the schematic you want to use. You don’t need to add the file extension. There are four [folder] locations; user - this is the loaction for user made schematics found at plugins/TARDIS/user_schematcis. console - this contains all the plugin’s interior schematics. room - this contains all the plugin’s room schematics. structure - this contains all the plugin’s structure schematics used in TARDIS worlds.	/tardisschematic load [console|room|structure|user] [name]
paste	Paste a loaded TARDIS schematic. Pasting should be relatively lag free, as the number of blocks being placed per tick is restricted. A progress bar will appear to give you an indication of how long the schematic will take to process.	/tardisschematic paste
clear	Clears an area selected with the TARDIS schematic wand.	/tardisschematic clear
replace	Replaces the specified block type within an area selected with the TARDIS schematic wand with the second block type.	/tardisschematic replace [material] [material]
convert	Converts lamps and sea lanterns to TARDIS light blocks e.g. use /tardisschematic convert TENTH REDSTONE_LAMP to convert all redstone lamps in the selected area to Tenth TARDIS lights.	/tardisschematic convert [light] [material]
remove	Removes TARDIS light blocks and replaces them with redstone lamps.	/tardisschematic remove

note

While it is possible to paste schematics, it is still recommended to use a plugin such as WorldEdit to do this sort of work.