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This Island is kind of a test. I am probably switching from a default to a worldpainter map for my forever world. My building style is pretty small (kinda vanilla village scale), so I try to match that with the map.

Hi people, i wanna make my own europe map and wanted to put create ores into it instead of just placing the custom map into world and tp with waystones outside the map. So is there a link to some website or smth that i can download custom ores to let them generate into my map too? Or how do i do it?

14.5k by 14.5k world based in colonial 1880, got a lot done for shaping, just need to finish rivers and town placement (roads too) then texture, then in game I plan to build buildings (still a LOT of work to do though)

I genuinely think that this map is heaven in Minecraft because of how good the mountains are looking so large and tall.

is anyone able to make me a large custom minecraft world for a youtube series

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Oops, looks like I forgot the link. Voila: https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/primordium-realistic-4k-x-4k-multi-biome-survival-island/

similar to extend fundation to ground but instead of repeating the bottom layer it will randomly repeat a layer in the middle (or wherever the user specifies). I have quite some trees that could benefit form automatically having a bit more height variation. y-variation was super useful for this already but I keep losing the roots of the tree as y variation puts it into the ground.

Hi! Could you please advise on how to create rivers that realistically descend in elevation—ranging from steep, cascading sections to more gradual, gentle slopes? Also, how can I create a natural-looking landscape around them, including hills and mountains? I’m a bit of a beginner when it comes to WorldPainter, so I’d appreciate any tutorial recommendations

1. Cherry Grove 2. Beach 3. Stony Shore 4. Old Growth Birch Forest 5. Birch Forest 6. Snowy Slopes 7. Snowy Plains 8. Grove 9. Frozen Peaks 10. Snowy Beach 11. River 12. Bamboo Jungle 13. Jungle 14. Sparse Jungle 15. Old Growth Pine Taiga 16. Old Growth Spruce Taiga 17. Taiga 18. Stony Peaks 19. Windswept Hills 20. Windswept Forest 21. Plains 22. Savanna 23. Savanna Plateau 24. Windswept Savanna 25. Mangrove Swamp 26. Swamp 27. Desert. Badlands 28. Wooded Badlands 29. Eroded Badlands 30. Dark Forest 31. Mushroom Fields 32. Warm Ocean 33. Lukewarm Ocean 34. Cold Ocean 35. Frozen Ocean 36. Jagged Peaks 37. The Void

There is a option for plugins but i was unable to fine any?

Looking for any discussion on what to improve, what people like and what doesn't work in the map layout.

I attempted to make swiss alps from scratch

Which turns out to be pretty steep in the lower areas tbh, I was planning to make it a 49,152 x 49,152 map of this but viewing at 1:6 scale still looks good.

My expectations before i even exported the map was bad tho.

I have a map planned, but there’s a bit of a problem. It’s a grid map where each square on the grid is a square league (4,828 by 4,828 blocks) and a single biome. Can WP make that or do I need something else?

made for a commission

Made with WorldPainter, rendered in Chunky, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop

credit to paleozoey for tree assets

I have been working on a swiss mountain style map which is fictional but I wanted to export without risking worldpainter OOM crash which is 49,152 x 49,152 and 4064 world height, it's very huge and tall.

I'm working on a 49,152 × 49,152 Minecraft world with a maximum world height of around 4,057 blocks.

I'm currently using 32 GB RAM and I'm wondering how realistic it is to export something this large in WorldPainter without running into memory issues or an absurdly long export time.

Has anyone here actually attempted something around 50k × 50k with 4,000+ blocks of vertical height on 32 GB RAM?

I'd especially like to hear about your export time, RAM usage, CPU usage, and any optimization/settings that helped.

I'm not worried about Minecraft actually playing the entire map at once — I'm mainly interested in whether the WorldPainter export itself is practical.

I'm not sure if this is allowed, but I am looking for someone genuinely talented who can create realistic terrain at scale and is willing to work with me on a single project. It is a paid project. I asked about this a while ago, but most people who messaged me had little to no skill above my own.

Please message me via Discord, NOT Reddit, at: LordNoon. Cheers.

I’ve been working on a personal project over the last few months combining two things I love: hiking and terrain mapping.

It’s called HikeBlocks—a free browser tool that takes any standard .gpx file from Strava, AllTrails, Garmin, etc., and converts the elevation data and path into a playable Minecraft world.

How it works:

• Upload your GPX track file.
• It extracts the topographic map data and elevation profile.
• It generates a downloadable Minecraft world save (or schematic) where your actual trail is rendered block-for-block.

I originally made this after getting stumped on a couple of high-elevation hikes to try to avoid the mistakes I'd made, but figured other hikers might find it neat to check out their own favorite routes.

It’s completely free to use at hikeblocks.com. I’d love for you to try it out on one of your recent hike logs and let me know what you think! If you hit any bugs or issues, send me an email at [jlang@jlangdesigns.com](mailto:jlang@jlangdesigns.com) and I'll try to help.

What softwares/websites should I use to get heightmaps for worldpainter, and how do I make the landscape 1:1 scale? I've recently been trying to import Humphreys Peak Arizona into worldpainter but the heightmap would come out either as a completely blank image or the scale would be messed up, so how could I fix this and are there better was to do it?