mcstructure viewer

mcstructure viewer is a focused tool for inspecting Minecraft mcstructure files without a game client. It loads a structure, renders a bold block-based representation, and surfaces key metrics such as dimensions and block counts. The workflow decouples data from gameplay to support planning, debugging, and documentation. Conceptually, the tool parses the mcstructure schema into an internal voxel grid, applies transforms (rotation and scaling), and renders a deterministic visualization. This enables designers to verify layout, check alignment with planning grids, and compare variants side-by-side without running a game. The viewer supports input from local files or remote URLs and can export metadata that captures dimensions, block totals, and applied transformations for downstream pipelines. Unique value lies in rapid validation, deterministic exports, and the ability to generate visuals and data from structure files for documentation or version control. Core features include multi-field inputs (source, scale, rotation), optional block filtering, and export of a simplified JSON metadata blob suitable for automation. Use cases cover pre-import verification, design reviews, offline debugging, and clear documentation of structure references for teammates. In practice, teams use mcstructure viewer to confirm that a planned build will fit within a site grid, validate that blocks align with intended layer heights, and generate reference data before committing to a server or world patch. The tool prioritizes correctness, reproducibility, and ease of integration into build pipelines.