If you found this tutorial helpful, please leave a diamond or favourite. To make it even better, create a simple light and place it over one of the corners of the world.Īnd you are done. If it looks strange make sure to render it, and it will look natural.
Select the samples and set it to none once again.Īnd there you have it: Now you should have a fully coloured world. Click on "texture" and select "-RBGA" in the folder where the RBG also was. Turn off " specular " and turn on "alpha". Select where it says "Multiple Values" and click on "none" (if it doesn't work, skip that step). Under the texture, there is something called "sampling". Now click on the " ] -RBG" and select "open". Then click on the "texture" tab and navigate to the folder that you created your Mineways world in. Now your world is imported and we can move on to the last step: Colouring.įirst off, select one of the materials and then click on the materials tab and press "CTRL-A" this can be a little difficult, but the goal is to select all of the materials, so just do that. Make sure the scale is set to 1000 centimeters. Go to Cinema 4D or one of the other programs and click on "file > open" and find the folder you created your Mineways World in. You HAVE to make sure that the "Make each block" is checked (under the "scale" section) and set to 100 mm high. Now that it is selected, click "File > Export model for rendering " and save it in your "New World" folder, name it something an click "save".
Now a popup window is gonna ask y ou something about some of the blocks being visible under some layer. Now hold the right mouse button down and select the area you want to export into Cinema 4D. click on "File > open world" and click on your Minecraft world. 1 named "Mineways" andĪnother named something like "Minecraft World".Įxtract the Mineways.zip into the Mineways folder. Just go to the website (by clicking on the text) thenįor PC you just click "Download for PC" and for Mac you click on "Download for Mac"Īnd follow the instructions.
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