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Practical minecraft shape generator for blocks

Inspect hexagonal towers, cones and widening pedestals. This minecraft shape generator calculates occupied block centres rather than an approximate illustration.

Open the shape workbench

Hexagonal prisms · cones · frustums

Capped cone shell with a highlighted horizontal construction layer
A generated cone shell · The cone and hexagon illustrations use placements from this planner.

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Choose dimensions, then apply the plan.

Loading plan

Shell includes bottom and top caps.

Radius 1–64; height 1–128 for prisms, 2–128 for tapers. World Y −64–319. Resource limits also apply.

Plan applied

Block preview

Select an occupied cell to inspect its coordinates.

Selected cell · World coordinates: 0, 64, 0 · Occupied cell

Total blocks
411
Layer blocks
197
Stacks of 64
6
Remaining items
27

Construction rows · Y 64

Layer blocks: 197 · Stacks of 64: 3 · Remaining items: 5

ZX → XΣ
-8001
-7-337
-6-5511
-5-6613
-4-6613
-3-7715
-2-7715
-1-7715
0-8817
1-7715
2-7715
3-7715
4-6613
5-6613
6-5511
7-337
8001

JSON and CSV contain world coordinates; SVG contains the selected layer.

From dimensions to courses

Four passes through the minecraft shape generator

Keep the origin fixed.

  1. Pick a solid

    Select a hexagonal prism, cone or frustum. A prism repeats its footprint; the other forms change radius between their end layers.

  2. Set the dimensions

    Enter the radius, height and world origin. Choose hexagon orientation or the frustum top radius only when that setting applies.

  3. Inspect the surface

    Switch between solid and capped shell, apply the settings, then move through layers. Check row endpoints rather than estimating lengths from the picture.

  4. Take the placements

    Review the total and selected-layer materials. Download coordinates for the complete volume or an SVG drawing of the layer you are currently examining.

Three solids, one coordinate reference

What this minecraft shape generator models

Hexagons with a defined radius

The minecraft hexagon generator measures from the centre toward a vertex. Flat and pointy orientations swap the axes. Integer centres are tested against six boundaries, not a stretched circle.

A taper with both ends included

The minecraft cone generator reduces section radius linearly with height. Frustums accept a separate top radius, including a wider upper end. Both end courses use their specified radii.

A shell with closed ends

Surface mode keeps cells with a missing face neighbour, including the base and top. Thin shapes retain nearly every cell because little enclosed interior exists.

Rows that respect empty space

A hollow course can have several runs on one Z coordinate. Inclusive X endpoints preserve empty interiors. Materials count only emitted cells.

Hexagonal prism showing its six-sided footprint and stacked block layers
Six straight edges sampled on a square grid

Before laying the foundation

Three details that change the build

The origin belongs to the base centre

World X and Z identify the footprint centre; world Y identifies its bottom course. This is not the bounding corner. Translating the origin preserves material totals.

A smooth radius makes stepped courses

Intermediate radii can be fractional. Sampling block centres produces repeated footprints followed by reductions. Increasing height does not guarantee a different footprint on every course.

The shell is not a structural promise

The neighbour test finds a surface, not doorways, supports or a walkable room. Add openings separately and check gravity-sensitive materials in your world.

Match the tool to the volume

A volume planner rather than a tool directory

Compare construction tasks.

Circle or oval

Six-sided boundaries and changing section radii.

Better for a single rounded footprint with its own dimensions.

Sphere tool

A linear taper or a constant hexagonal section.

A rounded volume follows a different section profile.

World editor

Files for inspection; no automatic world changes.

An editor can apply operations inside a supported game environment.

Rules you can reproduce

Reproduce the minecraft shape generator rules

A cone finishes with one centre cell because its final radius is zero. Height two means a base and apex, with no additional intermediate courses.

A solid hexagonal prism repeats its footprint. Shell mode closes the first and last courses; compare them with a middle course to inspect removed interior cells.

Questions before stacking the next course

Does shell mode leave the bottom open?

No. The surface includes exposed bottom and top cells. A capped shell is not an open tube; remove a floor only after checking the resulting plan.

Can a frustum widen upward?

Yes. Its top radius is independent of its base radius. The same interpolation handles narrowing and widening, while allocation limits still apply to the larger end.

Why is the hexagon not exactly twice the radius wide?

Radius points toward a vertex. Orientation and integer centre sampling determine the occupied width; read the generated bounds rather than assuming a continuous diameter equals a block count.

Why can valid dimensions still be rejected?

The planner limits the candidate box to one million cells and output to 250,000 placements. Radius is 1–64 and height at most 128; the combination must also fit the resource budget.

Are downloaded coordinates relative?

No. JSON and CSV contain world coordinates using your entered origin. The SVG represents one selected layer, not the whole three-dimensional object.

Check the end courses before collecting blocks

Use the minecraft shape generator to compare base, middle and top. Keep exported coordinates beside your build.

Open the shape workbench

Independent project; not an official Minecraft product or affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft.