VoxShaper drafts blueprints for Minecraft: spheres and domes, tubes, cones and circles, along with roofs, arches and vaults. Smoothed edges make curves look round, even in a world made of blocks.
How it works
Pick a basic shape from the menu at the top, from simple geometric solids to roofs and vaults. Set the dimensions on the left and, if you like, the smoothing on the right. The preview in the middle follows every change instantly.
Happy with the result? Download it from the title bar, as a schematic for Litematica, WorldEdit or the Structure Block, or as a 3D model. Or build it yourself, layer by layer, in the 3D view as well as in the floor plan.
Smoothed edges
Instead of stepping every curve out of full cubes, VoxShaper uses stairs, slabs and other partial blocks wherever the surface runs shallow enough. The result is a calm silhouette rather than jagged steps.
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Building spheres in Minecraft
Full blocks onlyWith edge smoothing
Building a sphere out of blocks is harder than it looks: every layer is a circle with a different diameter, and a single extra block makes the shape look lumpy. VoxShaper works out the sphere for you and shows it as a 3D model and as a floor plan, layer by layer.
Size and layout
The radius counts blocks from the centre axis. A radius of 12 gives a sphere 25 blocks across, because the centre axis counts too. With separate radii the sphere becomes an ellipsoid, such as a flat egg or a tall capsule.
The sphere is hollow by default: in the game you almost always build a shell, because nobody sees the blocks inside and they cost many times the material.
Smooth curves
With full cubes every curve turns into steps. VoxShaper places stairs, slabs, walls or trapdoors where the surface runs flat. In the edge smoothing panel you choose which partial blocks may be used.
Build or export
Rebuild the sphere by hand with the layer view or download it as a schematic for Litematica, WorldEdit or the Structure Block.
