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Old 16x Minecraft Blocks [1.20+]

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How to install Minecraft Maps on Java Edition
NoobaNyte
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I updated this to include a lot more blocks! Check out the new post here: www.planetminecraft.com/project/16x-minecraft-blocks-6582105/

Over 100 Blocks that are scaled to be 16x bigger! This includes most common blocks and some foliage that you can use with world edit to make massive structures.

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PanieStasiu
• 02/03/2025 7:15 am
He/Him • Level 30 : Artisan Architect Dog
How do you use this with WorldEdit? I know you've shown this in a video, but I don't understand
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NoobaNyte
• 02/03/2025 7:46 pm
He/Him • Level 63 : High Grandmaster Birb
It's kind of complicated:
  1. Scale up a build to 16x scale using the deform command //deform x=16;y=16;z=16. There should be tutorials people have made on this. Make sure randomtickspeed is set to 0 so blocks that change/despawn such as grass and grass blocks stay the same.
  2. Get a list of all the blocks your build uses. You can use Litematica's analyze area feature for this
  3. One by one, copy the bigger version of each block. Then make a selection of the scaled up version of your build. It's fastest to use the //pos1 x,y,z and //pos2 x,y,z commands because you have to reselect the area for every block. Or save schematics of every 16x block individually and load them with //schem load
  4. Then use the replace command to replace all of the block you chose with the bigger version of the block you chose //replace block #clipboard@[x,y,z]. You'll have to adjust the x,y,z part of the command until it lines up properly and doesn't look scuffed, and if you change your selection from step 3 this will have to be re-adjusted. So try and use the same selection area then every block will have the same x,y,z setup so it's much quicker.
If you have a really large build, consider using the FastAsyncWorldEdit plugin because it optimizes it a lot and runs faster.
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