MC Shapes

I'm working on MC Shapes, a free web planner for round Minecraft builds. Before you mine a single block, you can check how many blocks a circle, oval, sphere or dome will take, and how its rings line up. Pick a diameter anywhere from 3 up to 128, and the circle page lays out its block grid. Choose hollow or solid, set the border from thin to max, and mark the center for beacons or doors. A materials panel reports the total blocks, the visible ones, and full stacks of 64 and 16. Shapes that are hard to count by hand get their own pages. The sphere page cuts a 3D ball into slices, one per layer, and totals the blocks in each slice. The dome page builds half-spheres for roofs and observatories, and the oval mode covers stadiums and moats. A chart page lists block counts for common sizes. Everything happens in the browser, with no account to create and no download. Java and Bedrock layouts match. Exports are PNG or SVG. Pages are available in four languages: English, Spanish, German and French. It's a hobby build, not a Mojang or Microsoft product, and it has no connection to either company.