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CraftShape

Minecraft Wall Pattern Generator

Repeating two and three block textures for large walls and floors — checkerboard, stripes, diagonal, diamond, chevron, brick bond and a seeded random mix.

Wall Pattern Generator — 32 x 16 blocks

Controls

Wall size

Wall size

blocks
blocks
Pattern

Pattern

blocks

1 is a fine grain; 3 or more reads from a distance.

Adds depth. Choose a tone close to the main block.

Blocks

Blocks

Main block
Second block

Wall pattern

32 x 16 blocks · 512 blocks

Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, hover a cell for coordinates.
Block 1: 256Block 2: 256

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Build summary

Wall size
32 x 16
Total blocks
512
Main block
256
Second block
256

Material legend

  • ABlock 1256
  • BBlock 2256
Each row instruction lists the runs of the main block, so you can place one material at a time.

Row-by-row instructions

  1. Row 1:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  2. Row 2:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)
  3. Row 3:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  4. Row 4:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)
  5. Row 5:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  6. Row 6:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)
  7. Row 7:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  8. Row 8:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)
  9. Row 9:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  10. Row 10:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)
  11. Row 11:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  12. Row 12:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)
  13. Row 13:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  14. Row 14:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)
  15. Row 15:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 1 (A), then 1 Block 2 (B)
  16. Row 16:Repeat 16 times: 1 Block 2 (B), then 1 Block 1 (A)

Making big walls interesting

A single block type over a large surface reads as flat no matter how good the shape is. The fix is a repeating pattern with a low contrast: two blocks of the same family — stone and cobbled stone, or two shades of concrete — placed in a regular arrangement. From a distance the eye sees texture, not a pattern.

Choosing a pattern

  • Checkerboard and random mix — natural stone, castle walls, dungeon floors.
  • Stripes and brick bond — town houses, warehouses, anything that should look built rather than carved.
  • Diagonal, diamond, chevron — feature walls, floors in halls, banners of colour. Use them on one surface, not everywhere.

Seeded randomness

The random mix uses a seeded generator, which means the same seed always produces the same wall. That is what makes the pattern shareable: send the link and the other person sees the identical arrangement, and reloading never scrambles your work-in-progress.

Frequently asked questions

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