How to create real-world locations in-game using Arnis Minecraft tool

Arnis is a new third-party Minecraft tool that will allow you to instantly create real-world locations in a superflat world. This tool was created by Louis Erbkamm and a group of coders and was published on GitHub. It is extremely simple to download and use — anyone can create massive real-world areas in the sandbox with a click of a button.

Here is a guide on how to use the Arnis tool for Minecraft.

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Steps to download and use Arnis tool for Minecraft

1) Download the Arnis tool for Minecraft

Arnis tool can be easily downloaded from GitHub (Image via GitHub)

You must download the original Arnis tool from the GitHub website. The main page of the tool explains how it works in detail. Arnis works on Rust programming language and uses OpenStreetMap to scan for buildings in an area and then generates it in the sandbox game.

On the tool's webpage, you can scroll down to find the 'Assets' section and click on the 'arnis.exe' file. Once it is clicked, your browser will automatically ask you to download the application. The .exe file can be opened normally.

If Windows asks you that the application can be dangerous, you can click on the 'Run Anyway' option. As long as you have downloaded the tool from the official GitHub page, it will not harm your device in any way.

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2) Select the location you want to recreate in Minecraft

Select the location on the map using the square option (Image via Arnis)

After the tool opens, you will see two sections in the application. The first section on the left will have a map and the other section will be to choose a world, a generation setting, and the 'start generation' button.

You must first choose an area you want to recreate in the block game. For this, you can drag the map, and zoom in and out, to find any real-world location. After you find a location to recreate, you must select the square option from the options on the left. After selecting the square option, drag the mouse over the desired area to create a square.

The application will select this square and recreate that area in Minecraft.

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3) Select a world and configure generation settings

Configure the setting before generating the location in Minecraft (Image via Arnis)

After you have selected a location, head over to the right side of the tool and choose a new world to generate. An existing world should only be selected if you already have a superflat world created in the game. The tool automatically finds the root Minecraft folder, so that you are not required to copy and paste the generated world before entering it in the game.

Once the world is selected, you can click the settings icon to open a configurator. This section lets you tweak how the world is created. The default settings do not need any major change, but if you want the generated area to be bigger or smaller than 1:1 scale, you can move the slider accordingly.

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4) Let the tool generate a world and enter it to enjoy

Head to the game and open the generated world once the Arnis tool processes it (Image via Arnis || Mojang Studios)

After configuring everything, you can hit the 'Start Generation' button. The Arnis tool will then download all the data necessary for it to create the world. After downloading, it will use the computer's RAM to quickly generate the Minecraft world based on the data it collected. Finally, a message will indicate that the generation is complete.

Finally, you can simply open the official Minecraft launcher, open the latest 1.21.4 Java Edition version, head to single-player worlds, and find the new Arnis world in which the selected real-world location has beautifully been recreated.

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