• Controls the overall outer diameter of your torus.

• Enter a larger value to make a bigger ring, or a smaller value for a torus donut.

• Adjusts the thickness of the tubular section.

• Higher tube values give you a chunkier donut; lower values create a slim hoop.

By adjusting the Scale settings, you can change the proportions of the torus along the three axes (X, Y, and Z):

• X-axis controls horizontal stretch

• Y-axis adjusts vertical height

• Z-axis changes depth or thickness

For example:

• Setting a smaller Y value (like 0.5) flattens the ring vertically

• Increasing the Z value (like 2) stretches the ring’s thickness

• Using different values for each axis creates asymmetrical shapes—like elliptical or squashed tori

Play around with different combinations to create a unique and custom Minecraft torus!

• Scroll up or down to reveal any horizontal slice of your torus.

• Works in both 2D and 3D modes; in 3D view the active layer lights up in orange so you know exactly which slice you’re previewing.

• Displays the total number of blocks your torus will require.

• Updates in real time as you tweak radius, tube, scale, or precision—perfect for survival‑mode resource planning.

• 2D mode shows a flat, layer by layer grid for precise block placement.

• 3D mode renders the full torus model in isometric perspective, with the current layer highlighted.

Download your design in multiple formats:

• PNG or SVG image for manual building references

• schem / .schematic files for WorldEdit or Litematica pasting

• mcfunction scripts for vanilla datapack generation

• Command‑block lists (/setblock) for in‑game redstone assembly