A program to blur minecraft panorama screenshots
- Pillow
- Opencv
- NumPy
pip/3 Installation
pip/3 install pillow
pip/3 install opencv-python
pip/3 install numpy
- Create an
output
folder. - Clear minecraft
screenshots
folder (optional, reccomended). - You should be ready!
- Position your minecraft player into the area where you want the screenshot to be taken from.
- Set FoV to 90
- Resize your minecraft window to 922x922
- Do the following in minecraft (Do not move the player!):
Press F1
/tp @p ~ ~ ~ 0 0
Press F2
/tp @p ~ ~ ~ 90 0
Press F2
/tp @p ~ ~ ~ 180 0
Press F2
/tp @p ~ ~ ~ 270 0
Press F2
/tp @p ~ ~ ~ 0 -90
Press F2
/tp @p ~ ~ ~ 0 90
Press F2
Press F1
- Open your minecraft
screenshots
folder. If you cleared it, copy and paste all the files from there and put them into the same directory asmain.py
. - Rename all the files accordingly:
- North →
panorama_0.png.pale
- East →
panorama_1.png.pale
- South →
panorama_2.png.pale
- West →
panorama_3.png.pale
- Up →
panorama_4.png.pale
- Down →
panorama_5.png.pale
- Run the script
main.py
- There should be a copy of the panorama files in your output folder. Please note that these are not ready for production, it is reccomended to use an external photo editing software to manually tweak and improve the panorama files.
- You may put this into a resource pack. (Refer to https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tutorials/Creating_a_resource_pack for more information)
If there are any issues/errors with this program, please file an issue on GitHub.