SPARTAN117
Hytaler
Hi HytaleTalk! I'm making Citadel Desk, a free Windows building planner for players who want to recreate Minecraft structures in Hytale.
Open a Minecraft schematic, review suggested Hytale material matches, adjust material choices, and follow the structure layer by layer inside the viewer.
What you can do
- Explore the full structure in 3D, inspect the current layer in 3D, or follow a 2D layer plan.
- Review the material list and change suggested matches.
- Measure spans before building.
- Manually check off placed blocks, complete layers, and save progress for later.
Real app screenshots
Lumen Reach in the full 3D viewer:

The same structure in the current-layer 3D view:

Try a first project
1. Download the Windows beta and extract it into a new folder.
2. Open a copy of a small Minecraft schematic you have permission to use.
3. Connect your own Hytale assets, review the material matches, and inspect the first layer.
4. Place blocks yourself in Hytale and record progress in Citadel Desk.
This is a standalone viewer and manual building planner. The result is a plan inside Citadel Desk. It does not automatically place blocks in Hytale or export a native Hytale schematic file.
Beta notes: known material-matching and rendering issues remain, and some block shapes or textures are approximate. Test with copies of schematics and back up existing progress. The portable beta has been evaluated on Windows 11. The executable is unsigned; keep Windows security protections enabled. Game assets and schematics are not bundled.
Demo and free Windows download
Watch the demo and download Citadel Desk
First-project guide
Follow the first-project tutorial
Known issues and release notes
Read known issues and beta guidance
I'd appreciate feedback from builders: which material matches need improving, and is it clear how to follow and finish a layer?
Citadel Desk is an unofficial project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hypixel Studios.
Open a Minecraft schematic, review suggested Hytale material matches, adjust material choices, and follow the structure layer by layer inside the viewer.
What you can do
- Explore the full structure in 3D, inspect the current layer in 3D, or follow a 2D layer plan.
- Review the material list and change suggested matches.
- Measure spans before building.
- Manually check off placed blocks, complete layers, and save progress for later.
Real app screenshots
Lumen Reach in the full 3D viewer:

The same structure in the current-layer 3D view:

Try a first project
1. Download the Windows beta and extract it into a new folder.
2. Open a copy of a small Minecraft schematic you have permission to use.
3. Connect your own Hytale assets, review the material matches, and inspect the first layer.
4. Place blocks yourself in Hytale and record progress in Citadel Desk.
This is a standalone viewer and manual building planner. The result is a plan inside Citadel Desk. It does not automatically place blocks in Hytale or export a native Hytale schematic file.
Beta notes: known material-matching and rendering issues remain, and some block shapes or textures are approximate. Test with copies of schematics and back up existing progress. The portable beta has been evaluated on Windows 11. The executable is unsigned; keep Windows security protections enabled. Game assets and schematics are not bundled.
Demo and free Windows download
Watch the demo and download Citadel Desk
First-project guide
Follow the first-project tutorial
Known issues and release notes
Read known issues and beta guidance
I'd appreciate feedback from builders: which material matches need improving, and is it clear how to follow and finish a layer?
Citadel Desk is an unofficial project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hypixel Studios.