Although I doubt no one thought this up, nothing showed on Google.
Even if minecraft's trademark blockyness is important I found it often frustrating when building spherical objects, a Japanese style roof or a submarine. Sure you could make them huge, but at close it still has a weird effect. The reason being the very large blocks. My suggestion is that there should be four blocks
(wedge up) Pink = Material (wood, cobblestone, wool)
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The opposite (wedge down) [] [] []
And with one block on each side (Hard to explain.)
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To make up for the absurd amount of material consumed each craft would make six wedges.
I don't think this would be too hard, already that water has all of these shapes. I hope you enjoy the idea. And hey, if you don't like wedges there's no obligation to use them.
Technically... you could create a block that is a transparent except where a sphere would be, and when it moves it would be animated as if it were moving.
Even if minecraft's trademark blockyness is important I found it often frustrating when building spherical objects, a Japanese style roof or a submarine. Sure you could make them huge, but at close it still has a weird effect. The reason being the very large blocks. My suggestion is that there should be four blocks
(wedge up) Pink = Material (wood, cobblestone, wool)
[] []
[]
The opposite (wedge down)
And with one block on each side
[]
To make up for the absurd amount of material consumed each craft would make six wedges.
I don't think this would be too hard, already that water has all of these shapes. I hope you enjoy the idea. And hey, if you don't like wedges there's no obligation to use them.
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Technically... you could create a block that is a transparent except where a sphere would be, and when it moves it would be animated as if it were moving.
But it's still a cube.
Stairs are probably close enough to wedges already.
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