Minecraft takes us through the Venice channels thanks to the impressive project of this player

Into the fourth decade of 3D Printing | Materialise Think-In The phenomenon that has been minecraft since it came to the market a decade ago is comparable to that of few games, a title that with a simple and visual vessel concept even easier, enclosed an unabhable world of possibilities that the community has managed to lead other level . A game that still has an overwhelming success yet today.

The secret of Minecraft, in addition to the brilliant idea that gives him a form, is a delivered community that [has not stopped adding new content and that remains capable of marveling us. On this occasion, Screen Rant has shared a fantastic project performed by a player for Faithfully represent the iconic channels of Venice .

Several texture mods have been used to provide greater realism to construction to achieve it, has employed several mods of textures Getting a greater realism to construction. We have already seen previously some texture mods for the Mojang game that manage to provide an incredible realism, but for this project, Reddit Eonli0 user, not only used these mods very successfully, also put a tremendous mime to The representation of the city .

The shape of the bridge, the gondola, the warm colored houses, the wood shutters and the wrought iron balconies full of plants form a stamp that some of the readers confessed to having confused with a real image of the city in a first quick look . The creator of this scene used Cholapic13 shading mod to give the waters its realistic appearance and cocricot mod to add some elements to architecture. Remember that for all Minecraft fans, Mojang will celebrate his minecraft live on October 16th.

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