I think Minecraft should expand the existing Structure Block system into a Structure Library. Instead of structures being saved only within individual worlds, players could select an area with a Structure Block, give it a name, and save it directly to their Microsoft account. They could then open any other world on any supported device, access a “My Structures” section, and load/paste any of their saved builds into that world. This would make it incredibly useful for players who want to reuse builds without having to transfer entire worlds, especially between Console and PC. It could also have an optional Community Structures section where players can publish builds for others to download, with categories, search, favourites and privacy settings (private, friends-only or public). Essentially, it would turn Structure Blocks into a proper cross-world, cross-device build library while still using the existing Structure Block concept. It would give players a simple way to reuse their creations, share builds with others, and create a personal collection of reusable houses, castles, redstone builds and other structures. This could be a huge improvement for Bedrock players because it would build on a tool that already exists in Bedrock through Structure Blocks. Bedrock currently has far fewer advanced building and world-editing tools available directly in the game compared with Java Edition, this gives Bedrock players more flexible building without requiring an entirely new system.
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