Now we are ready to export! Go to file, Export for Rendering, and change the settings as you want, however the defaults are usually what I use. My favorite is the Ovos Redemption pack for my renders. You can now load that terrain PNG in Mineways in “File > Set Terrain File”. Rename that PNG or it will get overwritten if you generate a new resource pack. It should generate a PNG terrain file called “terrainExt.png”. Now simply run “TileMaker.exe” or “TileMaker32.exe” (32bit). Copy its content to the “blocks” folder inside your Mineways folder. Once located, open/extract the resource pack and find the “blocks” folder ( \assets\minecraft\textures\blocks\). minecraft folder, or in your downloads if you just downloaded it. To add your own resource pack, first locate it. There are already a few resource packs that come with Mineways (the PNGs in the Mineways root folder) but there is a way to add your own.
Note that under “File”, there is an option to set a terrain file, which is the Minecraft resource pack to use when exporting. Once Mineways is opened, load your world and use the right-mouse-button to highlight the desired area to export. Download Mineways, and place the extracted folder on your desktop. Mineways is great for its intuitive layout and ease of use. You can also use any other 3D modelling package such as Autodesk Maya, 3D Studio Max, or Blender, to follow along this tutorial but the layout may be different. Alternatively, you can try Chunky, which is a free Minecraft renderer, but I won’t get into that in this tutorial. In this tutorial, I use Cinema 4D as it offers in-depth lighting and rendering options, however, the software does cost money.
It is my first tutorial and I would appreciate feedback in order to improve it, so every server owner can make beautiful renders. If something is not clear, please let me know and I will help you. I obviously add and modify things from one render to the other, but these steps are always the same. The following tutorial is a demonstration of the core steps I go through to make renders.
Let me show you how I do it! A step-by-step tutorial Are you a proud Minecraft server owner? Do you have dozens of amazing builds in your world that deserve nice renders? There are many ways to create beautiful photorealistic Minecraft renders in a short amount of time.
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