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AutoBuilder Programming Language – Full Tutorial The AutoBuilder language lets you script a programmable builder, which executes actions like moving, placing blocks, breaking blocks, waiting, and more — using a concise, macro-friendly syntax. Program Structure Each AutoBuilder program is split into 2 or 3 parts, separated by the pipe symbol |: BLOCK_MAP | MACROS | MAIN_PROGRAM You may also skip macros: BLOCK_MAP | MAIN_PROGRAM Block Map Defines what blocks can be used and assigns them numeric IDs. The syntax is: 0(minecraft:stone),1(minecraft:dirt),2(minecraft:oak_planks) Each entry is: <number>(<block_id>) Block IDs must not contain NBT data, but can include blockstates for example: 0(minecraft:oak_log[axis=y]) Macros (optional) Macros are reusable blocks of code, defined using square brackets: [macroName](instructions) Example: [stairs](P(0)D) [floor](3{P(1)R}) In your main program, use them like: [floor][stairs] Program Code This is where your logic goes. It can use raw instructions, loops, macros, and block placement. Instructions Reference Movement Code Meaning U Mov…