Minecraft has extremely basic texture fidelity, graphics quality, and entity 3D models. When a player creates their character, it has a simple blocky 3D model with pixelated skin texture.

Minecraft now has an official way to export 3D models, but there's a catch: it's only available with the Windows 10 version of the game.

The process of making custom objects for Minecraft and then bringing them into the playable sandbox world of Mojang's megahit just got easier, thanks to a free 3D design tool called Tinkercad ...

Embeddable 3D model service Sketchfab has announced a Minecraft exporter and integration with crowdsourced product development company Quirky.

The system basically lays Minecraft blocks over existing virtual structural data taken from the various sources to create the models.