What makes a good stash on DonutSMP?

Depth, distance and boring terrain. Build far from spawn and far from any highway, keep the footprint small so it doesn't show up on render, avoid light leaking to the surface, and keep an escape route. The build itself matters less than where you put it.

How do I paste a stash schematic?

Install Litematica, drop the .litematic file into .minecraft/schematics, press M in game, load the schematic and place it as a guide. On servers with WorldEdit access you can paste a .schem directly with //schem load followed by //paste.

Are stash schematics allowed on DonutSMP?

Yes. Building from a schematic is normal survival building, you still gather and place every block yourself when using Litematica as a guide. Nothing on this site is a cheat build or a griefing kit.

How big are these stashes?

Most sit between 15x15 and 40x40 blocks. Each schematic page shows the exact dimensions and block count so you can check the build cost before you start.

DonutSMP Stash Schematics | Free .schem & .litematic Downloads

DONUTSMP STASH SCHEMATICS

A stash is where your gear survives the raid you didn't see coming. On DonutSMP a good stash is small, easy to hide, quick to rebuild and packed with shulker storage, and building one from scratch every time you get raided eats hours you could spend playing.

Every stash schematic on this page was built and shared by DonutSMP players. Each one ships as a free .schem and/or .litematic file, has a 3D preview so you know exactly what you're getting, and lists the creator who made it. No account, no paywall, no dead download links.

Most stashes here fall into three shapes: compact single-player hideouts you can bury under terrain, multi-person regear stashes with separate gear rooms per player, and decorated stashes that double as a base. Look at the block list in the 3D preview before you commit. A beautiful stash you can't afford to build is a stash you won't finish.