A Better way to build Circles in Minecraft

#minecraft #tutorial
This is a different video. A short topic that I just thought I'd make something on.
Sorry for the piano in the background at the end. Woops.
Thanks for watching and check out my other stuff too.

[erichmaler]

Literally came up with the same idea a few years ago, I do find formating it like in this case 15 radius as "7 3 2 (1)4" way more convenient, as for example when building large circles some patterns emerge, that you can easily include here. Like in the case of 38r, it would be "13 4 (3)2 (2 1)2 2 (1)5"

[martan]

ive been memorizing it this way for years now and its great to hear i wasnt alone in this kind of technique, never really heard it used anywhere else. i have a bad habit of not setting a center spot unless im trying to plan something out in advance, but still a really cool trick either way
edit, i mostly do it for pixel art, but it carries over just the same because of a grid of squares

[Naretek]

I’ve been doing something very similar in my head for years, and it makes it really easy to memorise lots of the circles I build most often. It’s awesome to see the system be formalised like this!

[Cosmiichu]

I have been doing this for years, way better than just referencing a picture and now i can make circles of any size

[kkiller]

This is basically the method I use, except I haven't thought to put the numbers in a chat message -- I normally just keep the reference open on another monitor, count it up once, then work from memory.

[yellerthc]

I've never really been able to put into an equation -or even words for that matter- this very method i've been using for building circles without EVER needing to reference anything outside of minecraft. Thank you because i can now link my friends this video when they are wondering how im bulding circles without mods or references.

[Hazy_Heart]

I figured something like this was possible but never felt the need to figure it out, thanks for doing it for me and for publishing it for everyone else to use.
Generic build guides like this are very welcome and should honestly be made more.

[dary]

Surprised to find such an underrated content creator. Been binging some of your videos and they're all very understandable and quite useful (if not at least for the knowledge), which is sometimes hard to get with the topics you do. Great work!

[victormillen]

I just really couldn't get over the fisheye effect lmao. Great vid, gave me dizziness but still 9/10

[htasul]

I've always just estimated the numbers for each section so I'm glad other people do it similarly because it's definitely a time saver.

[Nae_Ayy]

I developed a similar method of formatting circles a few months back when I was playing Rimworld! Crazy how our brains all converged on this convienient idea

[Zebrahpandacow]

I play on console bedrock. You have no idea how much you just helped my builds. I was this day old when I learned a great way to make circles in Minecraft 😁

[CrysiCrysis]

I never seem to make the same size circle twice, so i keep a little sheet of numbers in this exact style for easy reference. This is so useful and I’m happy I’m not the only one who measures them like this

[fallenkingdom-zdxh]

Using this to build a Eucharistic monstrance! Thank you for the help!

[alexander_]

Very useful tip. I did the same thing when building the Imango's gold+xp farm

[alexlik]

So simple, and yet no one's thought of it before (well, practically no one). Thanks!

[StarlightLexie]

you're my favorite minecraft content creator, i've been following since you made that first flying machine that tracks how long you went

[Gazuretine]

Thank you, building circles was really hard for me, but this helps a lot

[hkayakh]

Instructions unclear: I squished an iron block into a sphere

[furryfan]

i believe having problems with these things is commonly known as a skill issue.

jokes aside thats a pretty great way to do it in vanilla