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World Camera

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World Camera

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What if you could put an entire piece of your Minecraft world inside a glass cube?

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World Camera lets you capture a section of the world and turn it into a miniature 3D diorama. Place a Camera, right-click to open its GUI, choose your capture location, and take a snapshot. Villages, farms, oceans, lava pools, castles, and more are reconstructed as tiny, block-for-block replicas inside a glass cube.

This isn't a flat map or a screenshot — it's a real 3D miniature, complete with the original block shapes, orientations, and blockstates. Stairs remain stairs, roofs remain roofs, and even waterlogged blocks retain their details. Capture your favorite build, display a distant village, or start collecting miniature versions of the places you've explored.

Small world. Big details.

World Camera is designed to preserve the details that make Minecraft's worlds unique. Captures retain their original blockstates, while animated textures keep moving inside the miniature. Leaves sway, flames flicker, and other animated details continue to bring your captured world to life. Press Refresh whenever you want to replace the existing snapshot with an updated copy of the source area.

Capture a place. Keep a little piece of it. Build a collection of miniature worlds, showcase your favorite creations, or bring a distant corner of your Minecraft world right to your doorstep.