Cute Doggo — Transcript

Watch the process of 3D scanning a fluffy dog named Uinta to create a realistic Minecraft build for her birthday.

Key Takeaways

  • Fluffy pets can be challenging to recreate accurately in Minecraft.
  • 3D scanning is an effective method to capture realistic models for Minecraft builds.
  • Motivating pets to stay still requires patience and the right incentives.
  • Using software like ObjToSchematic can simplify converting 3D models into Minecraft schematics.
  • Tiring out a pet can help in capturing better scans.

Summary

  • The creator wants to turn their dog Uinta into a realistic Minecraft build for her birthday.
  • Initial attempts to build Uinta in Minecraft were scuffed due to her fluffy appearance.
  • Decided to 3D scan Uinta in real life to get an accurate model for Minecraft conversion.
  • First casual scan attempt failed as Uinta got confused and walked away.
  • Tried using treats to keep Uinta still, but she was too energetic and moved quickly.
  • Attempted to use new toys as motivation, but it made Uinta too excited and jumpy.
  • After letting Uinta play and tire out, the creator managed to scan her before she moved too much.
  • Used ObjToSchematic software to convert the 3D scan into a large, cute Minecraft dog build.

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Speaker A
This is my dog Uinta, and I want to turn her into a realistic Minecraft build for her upcoming birthday.
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Speaker A
The problem is that every time I try, it ends up kind of scuffed because of how fluffy she is.
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Speaker A
Which means the only way I'm going to do it right is by 3D scanning her in real life to physically convert her into Minecraft.
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Speaker A
So first I tried scanning her casually, but she just got kind of confused and walked off.
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Speaker A
Luckily, she's motivated by treats, so I grabbed a few and tried again, but this time told her to stay.
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Speaker A
Stay, Uinta!
00:25
Speaker A
Which kind of worked, but she had way too much energy and just zoomed to my hand that had the treat.
00:30
Speaker A
Now, the only other thing Uinta likes is new toys, so as a final attempt, I grabbed every single new toy we have.
00:36
Speaker A
And told her she would get one if she stayed still.
00:38
Speaker A
Surprisingly, it absolutely backfired and she got way too excited, jumping all over the place, so I had to just give her a toy without the scan.
00:45
Speaker A
But after letting her play with it for a few hours, she got tired, and I was barely able to scan her before she moved too much.
00:51
Speaker A
Good job, Uinta!
00:53
Speaker A
Then I used ObjToSchematic to convert her model into the largest and cutest dog build I've ever seen!
Topics:Minecraft3D scanningdog buildMinecraft buildpet scanningfluffy dogObjToSchematicMinecraft birthday buildrealistic MinecraftUinta dog

Frequently Asked Questions

Why was it difficult to create a Minecraft build of Uinta initially?

The creator found it difficult because Uinta is very fluffy, which made the Minecraft builds look scuffed and inaccurate.

How did the creator try to keep Uinta still for the 3D scan?

They first tried scanning casually, then used treats to motivate her to stay, and finally tried using new toys, which backfired but eventually led to a successful scan after Uinta got tired.

What software was used to convert the 3D scan into a Minecraft build?

The creator used ObjToSchematic to convert Uinta's 3D model into a Minecraft schematic for the build.

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