BlendCraft

Model in Blender, build in Minecraft, live.

Place a Blender Link block and your own Blender opens beside Minecraft, with Blender's default cube already standing above the block as 8×8×8 blocks. From then on, anything you model in the link zone turns into blocks in your world within a second of you stopping: move it, scale it, add a modifier, sculpt it — Minecraft keeps up.

What you get

• A live link to your real Blender. Every visible object in the zone, modifiers included, is voxelized by Blender itself and sent to Minecraft. Suzanne with a Subdivision Surface? Done in a blink.
• Paint with real Minecraft blocks. Blender's sidebar gets a Minecraft tab with a block palette: 52 blocks whose textures come straight from your Minecraft. Click one to paint objects or faces. Other materials pick the block nearest their colour (red paint → red concrete), or the block they're named after.
• Two-way. Blocks you place or break in the zone in Minecraft show up in Blender as textured cubes and red holes.
• Undo across both games. Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z in Blender undo and redo in Minecraft too.
• Zone sizes. Right-click the link block for 16, 32 or 64 blocks per side. Sneak + right-click reopens Blender; break the block to end the link (your build stays).
• Saved with your world. Each link's Blender scene is saved in the world folder and reopens next time.

How it starts: Play opens the creative, flat BlendCraft Studio world with a Blender Link block in your hotbar. 1 block = 0.25 m in Blender.

Needs: Minecraft: Java Edition (sign in once on first start) and Blender installed (free, Steam or blender.org; tested with Blender 5.2). Single player.

Unofficial fan mashup. Blender is a trademark of the Blender Foundation; Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang.