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Welcome!
This project is a replica of two main streets located in Normandy Isles, Miami Beach. The area features a wide range of stores and restaurants, as well as a few residential apartments. The buildings and streets were made as accurate as possible using Google maps and Google street view. The map was built for a client as a commission, and therefore no download is available. However, feel free to explore my other projects!
If you liked this project, please let me know by giving a diamond!
If you would like to see more buildings like this in the future, please consider subscribing!
Resource packs/shaders used:
Sildurs Shaders, Amberstone Foliage Pack.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
This project is a replica of two main streets located in Normandy Isles, Miami Beach. The area features a wide range of stores and restaurants, as well as a few residential apartments. The buildings and streets were made as accurate as possible using Google maps and Google street view. The map was built for a client as a commission, and therefore no download is available. However, feel free to explore my other projects!
If you liked this project, please let me know by giving a diamond!
If you would like to see more buildings like this in the future, please consider subscribing!
Resource packs/shaders used:
Sildurs Shaders, Amberstone Foliage Pack.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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1. I get an image of the specific area on Google maps.
2. I use the Google Maps measure tool to find out the real-world dimensions.
3. I resize the image to make it match real life (so for 1:1 scale builds, I make 1 pixel = 1m).
4. I convert the image to pixel art using a converter program (e.g. https://spritecraft.en.softonic.com/)
5. I use worldedit to paste the pixel art into Minecraft, or if it is very large (like this build) I make it into a custom Worldpainter brush and paint it into a new world (many tutorials online).
Hope that helps, if anything is unclear feel free to ask :)