Medieval interiors get their look from contrast: a cobblestone or stone base, spruce or dark oak planks above it, exposed log beams and warm light from lanterns and a hearth. Keep rooms modest in size; a tavern hall of 32 x 24 is already generous.
Generated by Cyrus from a written design. Previews show a cutaway: the roof and the two front walls are hidden so you can see inside.
A 32 x 16 x 24 tavern: cobblestone base, spruce walls, dark oak beams and pillars, a hearth and a long carpet runner.
Main blocks: spruce planks, oak planks, stripped spruce log, stripped dark oak log, dark oak planks
A small 20 x 12 x 16 cottage room: stone base, timber frame beams, a fireplace corner and a single door.
Main blocks: spruce planks, oak planks, stripped spruce log, stripped dark oak log, dark oak log
Cyrus builds the interior shell (walls, floor, beams, roof, furniture-scale details). Pitched exterior roofs, gardens and village layouts are not generated yet.
A WorldEdit schematic (.schem, Sponge schematic version 3, for WorldEdit 7.3+ and FAWE) and a vanilla structure file (.nbt, for structure blocks and /place template). Both are made from the same build, block for block.
Yes, within the limits above: describe it in the build generator (for example "a cosy medieval tavern with a stone base, spruce plank walls, log beams, barrels and a fireplace") or paste a picture.
