
CircleGen
Pixel-perfect Minecraft circle blueprints in 11 languages
What it does
Free Minecraft circle generator with block-by-block pixel blueprints for circles, ovals, spheres, domes and arcs. Pick any size and get an exact grid you can copy straight into the game — with outline, chart and filled styles, a draggable 3D preview, build-order animation and layer slicing. Export as PNG, SVG, CSV or JSON, or copy /setblock commands with your world coordinates. Fully static and zero backend, in 11 languages, for Java and Bedrock. Free forever, open source (MIT).
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Pixel Circle Builder9d ago · pixelcirclebuilder.com · ▲1Free circle generator for pixel-perfect building blueprints.

- LPLittle Procedural Pixel Worlds2022 · jason.today · ▲227
Took a break from the falling sand simulation blog posts this week to work on another small project. It's a little pixel world generator- each time you visit, you'll see a new little world. I really like this stuff and had a blast building it yesterday!



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