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Published: 2016-09-28 13:04:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 6095; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 0
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With my method to create isometric blocks, I did a test using Minecraft standard texture, easily available on the net, and I created a whole set of blocks.Each block is a separate 200px png file with transparency, but the source is a vector so any size is possible.
13 October 2016: added some missing blocks, redesigned the vertical sign
18 October 2016: Added shulker boxes, birch door, iron trapdoor, lever, observer block. Revised wooden trapdoor.
17 November 2016: Added jungle door, revised regular and trapped chests
27 February 2018: Added glazed terracotta, stained glass panels, red sandstone, banners, changed disposition for a better showcase
09 March 2018: Added Concrete, Concrete powder, Prismarine, Prismarine brick and Prismarine Dark stairsΒ & slabs, Mobs heads, Kelp and Chorus plants, damaged Anvils, more wooden pressure plates
04 May 2018: Added Coral blocks, alive and dead, Coral plants, all trapdoors, all push-buttons, all peeled trunksΒ
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There will be new blocks in the next expansion
un-carved pumpkins
carved melons
and 4 new trap doors relative to the wood they are crafted from
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When everything will be official I will add them.
I still have to do some other blocks, like the coral, and that plant on Nether (or it was on the End).
I'm also preparing the Dokucraft Dark set, then I will proceed with other textures pack.
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Does anyone know how to search tutorials on how to make these? i keep searching for them and i keep finding texture pack showcases.
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Inside Minecraft you simply have to place all blocks in Creative, as showcases show you.
In order to build an isometric image of a cube, with textures, is not that difficult.. pretty intuitive, I think ...
I used a personal way to do it, with codes in Javascript, inside Chrome ...
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I'm trying to figure out how exactly to place them, like a pattern
(like not having the grass be smothered or spread to dirt
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I use, for each block, a PNG file with transparent background. I know how much pixels each block is, so I place two blocks accordingly, giving to each one a different z-index.
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Oh wait. you just gave me an idea of how to make that.
i'll just take the textures page from the .minecraft folder and replicate it! Thank's
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That's exactly how I did it!
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They look really cool. Great pixel/vector work.
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