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the problem with that is that the sizes of the continents are not accurate. That's why I need a specific map projection. Not a Minecraft map. An Earth map.

I updated the link. You should have access now.

I know. I need someone to make one for me.

Requirements: - It must be the Gall-Peters Projection - It needs to be realistic - It should not have any gridlines, labels, or other markings - It should be high-resolution - It needs to connect to itself seamlessly on both sides - It needs to be a map of Earth The reason why the map needs to be in the Gall-Peters Projection is because it's the only flat projection that can accurately represent the globe Earth on a sphere.

I recreated the bold font from Minecraft. Feel free to use it if you want. Download

Hello! I want to suggest a few features that I would like to see in Mine-imator. 1. Scenes a. Having to launch Minecraft just to build something for an animation can be a bit tiresome for me because it takes time to load the game, plus the fact that I have to keep going back and forth between the game and Mine-imator. Instead, I want to be able to create a scene from scratch and import it directly into the animation. With an integrated scene builder in Mine-imator, it would be so much easier. b. Minecraft is a game about placing and breaking blocks. To emphasize this, I would like the ability to change the entire scene throughout the animation. And not just its doors or levers, but all of its blocks. To be able to edit each block without having to add them separately from the scene would make it possible to create something that truly represents Minecraft's nature. 2. Resource Packs I know that Mine-imator already has support for resource packs, but I think there's a few more things that could improve on this feature. Some resource packs have connected textures, custom models, and even skyboxes. If Mine-imator could support resources like these, that would be awesome.

You don't get copyrighted for using the song files from Minecraft.

How do I use paths? I know how to make the path and switch to it in constraints, but I can't seem to make the object move along the path; it just goes along its own straight line.