You've all seen an image like this. A guide for approximating

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With arbitrary block dimensions, you would use infinitely small blocks to get a circle with a perfect resolution.

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>>375874474
>see this image only applicable with grid based construction for circle approximation?
>turns out it's not strictly applicable anymore if you use if for non-grid-based constructions!
Thanks for the tip, bub.

I'm pretty sure tat specific ressource you're asking for does not exist on the internet.
You're gonna have to think this through yourself. You could start by making a circle with anti-aliasing on in any image editing software and zooming in to see how each pixel looks like.

Did you seriously just make a thread about circles

>>375874474
just draw a circle. are you retarded or something?

One simple solution would be to cut the dimension of the blocks by some factor, multiplying the "radius" used for the purposes of the Minecraft chart, thus making the result smoother. There's a limit placed on this solution by the game; once the blocks get small enough they become too fragile for a warship.

>>375874646
What I'm asking cannot be done in Minecraft. Why would they know?

>>375874769
>>375875005
I may have to apply weaponized autism and brute force something by trying different stuff and eyeball it

>>375874983
I'm asking if there's an equivalent for non-grid based constructions

>>375875025
I seriously did

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>>375875238
>I'm asking if there's an equivalent for non-grid based constructions

I'm sure you have little idea how these things actually work but here's an appoximation

Circles in games are usually just polygons. If you're dead set on using cubes for some dumb reason then just face them like this.

>>375874474
For a circle, it'd just be:
>Figure out how big you want it and place a guideline made of blocks/whatever the game supports from the center-point out, these are radius lines, you want either 4 or 8 of them
>Do identical curves from each radius line to the next
And you're done.

>>375874474

> Things would be different, if they were different!

No shit, sherlock.

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>try to make circle/360 degrees arch in hammer 2007
>every brush is connected to the next
>try to cut it in half so I have two semicircles
>it just subdivides them but they're still stuck to each other
>wind up either making 90 degree arches and smashing them together or something like >>375875929 with an assload of angled brushes in a big box to cut down on visleaves
god damn I hate me some translation of 2D drawings and designs into 3D