We know well that the capabilities of Minecraft when it comes to being able to create practically whatever we want have no limits. The work of Mojang It allows you to place blocks everywhere and shape gigantic and impossible structures, so we can obtain the image you see at the top of the post as a result.
Although it may pass for a real place, the truth is that it is a map that houses the enormous city of Andea. This city is a huge project that they have been carrying out almost 100 people in collaboration over six years and the most surprising thing is that everything that is planned has not yet been completed.
“We love architecture and engineering. By building these cities we can teach others and get children interested in architecture too,” Explain one of the main people responsible for the work. Because the rendering distance of Minecraft It is large, but not so large as to be able to contemplate these views, it has been necessary to use the Distant Horizons 2.0 mod that expands the field of view.
“We’ve been at this for six years, we also have four other projects underway with their own dedicated teams, so we’re pretty busy!” reveals Aequotis, indicating that with an Nvidia RTX 2060 Super it is capable of moving the map without problems. Here are a few more images so you can be amazed by the level of detail and taking into account that each inch has been created by hand.
“I wait at least six more years to create the airport, finish the industrial sector and clean up the suburbs,” says its creator, who you want everything ready before you can allow the download of the map to whoever wants it. Of course, you can take a virtual look without any problem with this very detailed preview.
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