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To make the world's largest pizza build,
Nooba builds the world's largest realistic Minecraft pizza using advanced tools and 3D techniques.
Key Takeaways
- Using real-world references enhances Minecraft build realism.
- Combining 2D images with 3D elevation tools can create lifelike textures.
- Hand detailing and imperfections add authenticity to large-scale builds.
- Creative use of Minecraft tools like Axiom and Minecraft Dot improves build quality.
- Attention to detail in spacing and elevation significantly impacts visual appeal.
Summary
- Started by creating a 2,000-block wide cylinder as the pizza crust base.
- Hand-painted a raised, imperfect crust edge using Axiom for realism.
- Converted a real pizza PNG image into Minecraft blocks for authentic cheese and pepperoni.
- Used Minecraft Dot to paste the 2D image into the center of the crust.
- Applied Axiom's elevation tool to raise edges and create a 3D effect from the 2D image.
- Raised and detailed pepperonis and added distortion to reduce flatness.
- Lowered spaces between pizza slices to enhance realism.
- Focused on making the pizza look realistic from multiple angles, not just top-down.
- Used creative tools and techniques to avoid typical Minecraft pizza color issues.
- The final build was so realistic it caused the creator to drool.
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I started with making a crust just like a pizza in real life.
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I want it to look as realistic as possible, so I generated a cylinder that's literally 2,000 blocks wide.
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And then used Axiom to hand paint a raised crust all the way around the edge of it to get that slightly imperfect shape.
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Next is the cheese and pepperoni.
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Now, every other pizza build I've seen has this really ugly piss-colored cheese, and we don't want that.
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So to make mine realistic, I converted the PNG of a real pizza into blocks using Minecraft Dot, and then pasted it into the center.
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The problem is that it only looks good if you look at it from directly above because it's a 2D image.
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So to make it 3D, I used Axiom's elevation tool to raise the edges of it using my first crust as a reference.
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Then, raised and touched up all the pepperonis and added distortion across the entire thing to make it less flat.
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But to make it pop even more, I went and lowered the spaces in between all the slices,
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which made it look so realistic that I literally started drooling.
Topics:Minecraftworld's largest pizzaNoobaMinecraft buildAxiom toolMinecraft Dot3D Minecraft artrealistic Minecraft pizzaMinecraft crust buildMinecraft pixel art
