Minecraft has extremely basic texture fidelity, graphics quality, and entity 3D models. When a player creates their character, it has a simple blocky 3D model with pixelated skin texture.

[Cody Sumter] and [Jason Boggess] are students at the MIT Media Lab, and they just came up with Minecraft.Print(), an attempt to create a bridge between Minecraft and the real world via 3D Printers.

If you’ve ever wanted to build an awesome tabletop game or model train layout scenery ... He bills his work as a bridge between Minecraft and a 3D printer or Blender. You can check out [erich ...

Researchers translated experimental data into Minecraft files to recreate 3D images in a more accessible setting.