World Machine Basics for Minecraft Maps [Comprehensive Tutorial]

[@marcusthatsme]

I couldn't decide whether I wanted to get World Machine or not, but you just sold me it. This tutorial is amazing, thanks for sharing all that information, I was following along with the free version and wow, I'm glad I stumbled upon this gem of a tutorial.

[@tonystefanuk2149]

this was really helpful especially with showing how the UIs are different for each version. It would've been nice if you showed where the rescale tool was coming from cause I couldn't find it then realized it was called clamp in filters.

[@awesomebearaudiobooks]

Hello everyone! I've been sporadically using WorldPainter for many years and I've created quite a few maps for my friends' servers. Still, I find the way I have to work with WorldPainter very tedious. I basically have to draw all the continents/islands/mountains/rivers myself, and it takes a lot of time, while also removing the element of spontaneity and randomness that I love about minecraft. What I need is to be able to do is to use the biomes brush to "paint" islands and continents with mountains and rivers on an empty ocean map, but let the game generate the heightmaps and the blocks themselves, leaving the ocean biomes an ocean, and generating entire continents as per the biomes that I painted on the empty ocean map. I know that potentially speaking, it is possible, because we know that even when we paint the terrain ourselves, the game still generates things like villages, oases, trees, caves and resources on its own in accordance with the biomes painted with the biomes brush. So maybe there is a tool to generate the entire terrain on its own? :) I mean, if you have any ideas on how to do that in WorldPainter or WorldMachine, please let me know! :)

[@r4dioactif]

Great tutorial of the basics, I really needed this information, thank-you.

[@eternallife8947]

Just to clarify on the beginning of this video so nobody is confused on the math, when he says multiply by 20, it's not the whole number. You need to multiply the desired dimensions by 0.020 Example: 62 x 0.020 = 1.24 km

[@Woolcott01]

Great tutorial. So helpful for a beginner. Very straightforward and easy to follow.

[@cameronpompa877]

Just bought standard edition. Video really helped, could really go for a tutorial with a guide to painting a map in world machine.

[@Kaulos7gt]

this video needs more views

[@IAmCosmin]

Holy moly... Thanks!!!!!!!!

[@iamcosmin8213]

yes

[@catota9889]

i have the version that is not free. but i dowloaded it for free... is it free now?

[@Wades-RC]

This is pretty cool!!!!

[@nenrif5258]

Will the medieval world ever be updated to 1.17