Splash Art Contest 4.5 Winner By Wan_win, July 2022 And of course there are the snowy cliffs in the background that were also created in Blockbench. The scene contains several Blockbench models that you may not even see all at first glance! Next to the gigantic explorer vehicle that took inspiration from old cargo ships, there is also a giant bucket-wheel excavator in the background, and an ATV on the right side of the image. Even though Jonn圓24 and DrRuan's entry came close with 1151 votes, Wacky ultimately took the win with 1475 votes! When Wacky enters a contest, it is tough to beat him. The theme for the 13th Splash Art Contest was 'Arctic Exploration Vehicle'. Splash Art Contest 4.6 Winner By Wacky, January 2023 Violet created this awesome DS Lite low-poly model as part of a series of retro tech and game consoles! The tweet was seen by over 3.5 million people on Twitter and introduced many new 3D and pixel artists to the capabilities of Blockbench. Nintendo DS Lite By Violet, February 2023 That's why, in addition to the winning piece, we decided to feature the first 5 places on the Blockbench splash screen as a slideshow. The 4.7 Splash Art Contest was very successful, with 26 submissions in total up for vote, and so many of them deserving of being featured on the splash screen. NeptuneCoffee and Dankbarkeit won first place with their beautiful overgrown train station! The theme for the 14th Splash Art Contest was simply 'Train'. Splash Art Contest 4.7 Winner By NeptuneCoffee & Dankbarkeit, April 2023 This page lists some of the best creations in Blockbench history, from contest winners to new technique and otherwise notable models. improved ergonomics: more intuitive, less click. new file manager: drag&drop to move files from one folder to another. High definition means that you are working with the smallest cubes.

high definition: the local app simplifies the access to the high definition in a very understandable way.

Most softwares appreciate this as it is the best way to optimize the 3D rendering of a complex scene. You can export different Levels Of Detail, from your precise model to a simple cube. The new FBX and Collada exporters convert your models in an optimized way, in respect with the scale you selected. A lot of softwares -games like Second Life, tools like Unity- need 3D user generated content. Even if your purpose is monochrome 3D printing, it is a good practice to use different colors for each part of your creation: you can export a STL file for each separate color. You can engrave a word, a logo, a shape or even a simple hole! Just type a word or import a picture and start to engrave! It simplifies some of the previous operations on complex shapes.

Use any drawing as a stencil for your hammer.

Downloadable 3d paint splashes