Initially, the creator attempted to texture the giant blocks by hand, but this proved to be too time-consuming, with the first block taking about an hour. They then switched to using a website that converts images into blocks to make the process more efficient.
For non-cube blocks like flowers, the creator discovered that the normal versions in Minecraft are simply two flat PNGs rotated together. They replicated this by rotating the larger versions of these blocks by 45 degrees.
To assemble the entire 10X Minecraft world, the creator upscaled an existing island they had made. They then used a special World Edit command to replace all the blocks on this upscaled island with the realistic, giant versions they had created.
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