Spaleforce

AI that writes Minecraft plugins, builds and Blockbench models for you

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What is Spaleforce?

Spaleforce turns plain descriptions or a single reference image into Minecraft plugins, complete builds and Blockbench 3D models. Java plugins are compiled automatically for seven server platforms across versions 1.16 to 26.3, and builds export as .schem files ready for WorldEdit.

Spaleforce is a browser based AI workspace aimed squarely at Minecraft server owners and content creators. Instead of one generic assistant, it ships separate generators for the things a server actually needs: compiled Java plugins, furnished builds exported as .schem files, and Blockbench ready 3D models with pixel art textures. A description in plain language, a list of commands, or a single reference image is enough to start a project. The plugin tool is the most technically involved part. You explain what a command or mechanic should do and the system writes the Java code, compiles it into a .jar and resolves its own compile errors online. It targets Paper, Purpur, Pufferfish, Leaf, Folia, Spigot and Bukkit across Minecraft Java 1.16 to 26.3, picking the matching API and Java version, and a built in test server lets you run the plugin before installing it on a live world. Follow-up changes are requested in ordinary language rather than through a code editor. The build generator takes a photo, concept art or screenshot and produces floor plans, walls, roofs, interiors, vegetation and terrain from it, previewed in 3D with real block models and a construction replay. Output sticks to vanilla blocks and exports as a lightweight .schem for WorldEdit. The 3D model tool builds items, weapons, furniture and creatures cube by cube, paints textures in vanilla style and hands back .bbmodel files for ItemsAdder, Oraxen, ModelEngine or resource packs. Adjacent utilities cover Fabric and NeoForge mods, AI resource packs, hosted Discord bots, a free .schem and .litematic viewer, OBJ to .schem conversion, and a tree and rock generator. It suits server admins without a Java developer, builders who want a fast first draft, and pack makers producing item assets. Compared with general purpose coding assistants, the value is the Minecraft specific pipeline: compilation, test server, block palettes and native editing formats. A community marketplace also sells finished builds at around 10 euros each. Free accounts get a small daily quota, so the paid tiers are mainly about volume.

How do you use Spaleforce?

  1. 1Create a free account
    Sign up from the homepage with no credit card. The free tier grants 5 generations or modifications per day so you can test each generator before paying.
    Spaleforce — Create a free account
  2. 2Generate your first plugin
    Open the plugin generator, describe the command or mechanic in plain English, then let the AI write and compile the Java code into a .jar.
    Spaleforce — Generate your first plugin
  3. 3Test on the built in server
    Run the compiled plugin on the integrated test server, then request fixes or feature changes in ordinary language instead of editing code.
  4. 4Turn an image into a build
    Upload a reference photo or concept art, or describe the structure. The AI lays out the build, furnishes interiors and previews it in 3D.
    Spaleforce — Turn an image into a build
  5. 5Export and place the build
    Download the .schem file and paste it into your world with WorldEdit, or open it in the schematic viewer to check it first.
    Spaleforce — Export and place the build
  6. 6Create a 3D model
    Describe an item or creature, let the AI build it cube by cube, refine it in the 3D editor and download the .bbmodel for Blockbench.
    Spaleforce — Create a 3D model

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Plugins are compiled into working .jar files with automatic error fixing, not just code snippetsAI
  • Builds and models export in native formats (.schem, .bbmodel) that drop straight into existing workflowsAI
  • Covers an unusually wide version and platform range, from Spigot and Bukkit to Folia and PaperAI
  • Generous free tier with 5 daily generations and no credit card requiredAI
  • Extras like the schematic viewer and OBJ to .schem converter solve real problems outside generationAI

Cons

  • Daily quotas are low even on paid plans: 20 per day on Pro and 50 plus 20 modifications on UltimateAI
  • The 3D V3 model generator is locked to the 50 euro Ultimate tier, so Pro users stay on V2AI
  • Mod support is narrower than plugin support, limited to Fabric on 26.x and NeoForge on selected versionsAI
  • Build quality from a single image will still need manual cleanup for detailed or large projectsAI
  • Hosted Discord bots with 24/7 uptime require the Pro plan, adding cost for smaller serversAI

How much does Spaleforce cost?

Free trial

No credit card is required. A free account includes 5 generations or modifications per day permanently, rather than a time limited trial.

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Pricing

Three tiers: Free at 0 euros per month with 5 generations or modifications per day; Pro at 20 euros per month for 20 per day, no waiting period and 3 hosted Discord bots running 24/7; Ultimate at 50 euros per month for 50 generations plus 20 modifications per day and access to the V3 3D model generator.

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Support

The site states that support replies fast, and a Discord bot generator is offered as part of the product line. No dedicated help centre or documentation hub is listed on the homepage.

Integrations

Outputs are built for the Minecraft server and creator stack: Paper, Purpur, Pufferfish, Leaf, Folia, Spigot and Bukkit for plugins, Fabric and NeoForge for mods, WorldEdit for .schem builds, and Blockbench along with ItemsAdder, Oraxen and ModelEngine for models.

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Features

Plugin generator that writes, compiles and error-fixes Java for Paper, Purpur, Pufferfish, Leaf, Folia, Spigot and Bukkit across 1.16 to 26.3, with a test server and plain-language edits. Image to build generator with furnished interiors and .schem export. Blockbench 3D models with pixel-art textures. Also Fabric and NeoForge mods, resource packs, Discord bots, schematic viewer, OBJ to .schem and a tree generator.

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Frequently asked questions about Spaleforce

  • How much does Spaleforce cost?
    Three tiers: Free at 0 euros per month with 5 generations or modifications per day; Pro at 20 euros per month for 20 per day, no waiting period and 3 hosted Discord bots running 24/7; Ultimate at 50 euros per month for 50 generations plus 20 modifications per day and access to the V3 3D model generator.
  • Does Spaleforce offer a free trial?
    No credit card is required. A free account includes 5 generations or modifications per day permanently, rather than a time limited trial.
  • How do you use Spaleforce?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create a free account 2. Generate your first plugin 3. Test on the built in server 4. Turn an image into a build 5. Export and place the build 6. Create a 3D model.
  • What platforms does Spaleforce support?
    Spaleforce is available on Web App.
  • What does Spaleforce integrate with?
    Outputs are built for the Minecraft server and creator stack: Paper, Purpur, Pufferfish, Leaf, Folia, Spigot and Bukkit for plugins, Fabric and NeoForge for mods, WorldEdit for .schem builds, and Blockbench along with ItemsAdder, Oraxen and ModelEngine for models.
  • What are the limitations of Spaleforce?
    Daily quotas are low even on paid plans: 20 per day on Pro and 50 plus 20 modifications on Ultimate. The 3D V3 model generator is locked to the 50 euro Ultimate tier, so Pro users stay on V2. Mod support is narrower than plugin support, limited to Fabric on 26.x and NeoForge on selected versions.

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Added10/22/2026

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