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Minecraft.Print() – Printing Minecraft Creations via 3D Printer
www.minecraftprint.com Music Revolve by hisboyelroy Thanks to… Yazpanda for the Companion Cube map (www.youtube.com halnicholas, swax, RoosterDragon, and the whole team for the Enterprise map (www.c0re.net
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The cubes look like candies…
This was very cool to watch, especially since I did most of the exterior of that enterprise build.
Nice work.
print mah bolls
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>>> minecraft = “Hello Creeper”
>>> print minecraft
>>> ‘Hello Creeper’
@Mopsi3D research maker-bots, they’re pretty cheap
Pixel art anyone?
what cost a 3D Printer?
what cost a 3D Printer?
We have one of these at my school.. only one as far as i know
which websites?
thats fucking crazy
the minecraft enterprise was a 1:1 scale model WITH ALL THE ROOMS INSIDE! i could see all the tiny block edges on the finished companion cube model, so that printer is crazy accurate! that enterprise model may have all the rooms in it too!
A portal for Minecraft to get into the real world? Yea, nothing bad will come from that.
Guy behind you: That’ssssss a very good point you have there…
Great idea!
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Is the part of the video at 1:58 in real time? If so, what kind of processor does that machine have and does it need to read EVERY region file? I’ve been trying to implement a .mcr library in Ruby 1.9 and it’s taking about 2-3 minutes to read each 1024 chunk region file – having to Deflate each chunk seems to be what’s eating most of my time.
This is awesome, BTW.
Cool
@TR1GG3RSERIOUS The code has been up for a while (on github), but I went ahead and linked it from the site, today. I will make a general warning: the current version that is up is not the most efficient that we have nor the most user friendly (you have to be able to set up a dependency and run the script from the terminal), but it’s been quite stable in tests.
are you guys going to make the files open to the public? I really want a companion cube but I’m not sure how to get the file for it so I can send it to company that will print it.
The vent on the printer thingie reminds me of the Aperture Science logo.
1 to 1 scale guys i think we are going to need a bigger printer