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How to Make a Circle in Minecraft

A even more perfect circle

Patrick ArmstrongBy Patrick Armstrong and othersSeptember 19, 20243 Mins Read
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Whether you’re buildingย structures in Survivalย or Creative, knowing how to make circles inย Minecraftย can come in handy. You may be constructing a round, spiraling tower as an overlook for your home base in Mojang‘s infinite wilderness. Alternatively, you may be trying to make a massive mural, and circles are a pattern you want in the picture. Making squares out of blocks is easy, thanks to their sharp edges and cube shape. However, knowing how to make a perfectย circle inย Minecraftย can be a challenge.

Minecraft X Method and Circle Guide

(Updated on September 19, 2024 – updated images, links, and format)

A player uses the X Method to make a circle in Minecraft
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You have two primary options to make a Minecraft circle pattern without console commands: the “X method” or free online tools. While it has no official name, the X Method involves creating an X shape, using the lines of the X as the circle’s diameter. Conversely, you can find multiple Minecraftย circle generators and evenย Minecraftย sphere generators on the web.

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This X Method for making circles in Minecraft requires no additional tools and is simple to do. You can follow the steps below for a variety of circle sizes:

  1. Place down a block, which will serve as the center of your circle.
  2. Extend several straight lines from the center, creating an X. The number of blocks on all sides must be equal.
  3. Add four sides to the X’s edges. The number will slightly differ on the size of the circle.
  4. Connect the side with diagonal lines to create the circle.

Pixel Circle Generator by Donat Studios

A pixel circle generator
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On the other hand, you can use theย Pixel Circle / Oval Generator by Donat Studios to make a perfect circle in Minecraft on your behalf.ย 

  1. Determine the width and height of your circle.
  2. Afterward, you can choose a thin or thick border. After our experience using the “thick” option, we recommend selecting “thin” for a cleaner, round look.ย 
  3. In-game, recreate theย Minecraftย circle chart’s pixel art on your browser by placing the number of blocks shown on each side.

Plotz Sphere Generator

A player uses the Plotz Sphere Generator to model a voxel sphere
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Making a 3D sphere inย Minecraftย is exponentially harder than a 2D circle. Fortunately, we can useย Plotz Sphere Generatorย by Plotz Model Selection to customize the shape to our liking.ย 

  1. Select a size by sliding the bottom bar from 8 to 256.
  2. Use the sidebar on the right to see the sphere’s 3D interior and exterior.
  3. Press 2D at any time in the top-left corner to view the shape from a 2D view.

With these techniques under your voxel belt, you’ll be churning out circles in no time. That satisfaction has an infinite radius.

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Artist and writer with a lifelong love of video games. Their favorite games include Dead by Daylight, Meet Your Maker, and Project Zomboid.

Patrick Armstrong, August
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Artist and writer with a lifelong love of video games. Their favorite games include Dead by Daylight, Meet Your Maker, and Project Zomboid.

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