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Actual Minecraft save files, rendered in-browser at 60fps. Built with Three.js + a custom NBT/Anvil parser. Modded blocks, multiblocks, animated textures. This is my Feed The Beast OceanBlock 2 world. Next: full in-browser world editing.

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