Minecraft Torus with 113 block diameter
Free block-by-block blueprint for a 113-block Torus in Minecraft - 96896 blocks in total. See the pixel grid and build it in Java or Bedrock.
296 blocks
Layer 1
Ø 93Layer 2
Ø 103Layer 3
Ø 105Layer 4
Ø 109Layer 5
Ø 109Layer 6
Ø 111Layer 7
Ø 113Layer 8
Ø 113Layer 9
Ø 113Layer 10
Ø 113Layer 11
Ø 113Layer 12
Ø 113Layer 13
Ø 113Layer 14
Ø 113Layer 15
Ø 113Layer 16
Ø 111Layer 17
Ø 109Layer 18
Ø 109Layer 19
Ø 105Layer 20
Ø 103Layer 21
Ø 931: 2962: 28443: 37844: 45005: 49566: 53487: 56688: 58489: 601210: 612411: 613612: 612413: 601214: 584815: 566816: 534817: 495618: 450019: 378420: 284421: 296
96896 blocks
A 113-block Minecraft Torus uses 96896 blocks.
Key facts
| Diameter | 113 |
| Blocks | 96896 |
| Tube thickness | 20 |
| Layers | 21 |
| Height | 21 |
How to build it
- Mark the center block of your build area.
- Place the outline blocks row by row, following the blueprint.
- Keep every ring and row aligned to the same center point.
- For spheres and domes, stack each layer directly on top of the previous one.
- Finish with the top cap and smooth any harsh steps with slabs or stairs.
Copy it as /setblock commands
Open the generator and hit Copy /setblock to get every block as a Minecraft command. Add your world coordinates and the whole Torus lines up exactly where you want it to be.
/setblock 0 64 0 minecraft:stone
Builder
Build it block by block: turn on Builder mode in the generator to mark each placement with a click, step with Next and Prev, or press Play to auto-advance.
What to build with it
A 113-block Torus works well for: Mega build — stadium, large temple
Related sizes
Other shapes
Common sizes and what to use them for
- 15Fountain base
- 21Small tower
- 25Pond or garden pond
- 33Tower or big garden feature
- 41Castle tower
- 49Large tower
- 65Huge build — coliseum, dome hall
- 101Mega build — stadium, large temple