MiEx exports Minecraft worlds to USD, the Universal Scene Description format, for use in visual effects and animation.

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About MiEX

MiEx is a Minecraft world exporter written in Java. It converts Minecraft worlds into USD (Universal Scene Description) so they can be used in visual effects and animation work. Bram Stout Productions originally created it to help build sets for animations. The homepage states that it has also been used for animations in Minecraft Live and Element Animation videos.

The exporter uses Minecraft's resource pack system to reproduce the world's appearance, including custom resource packs, biome colours, and animated textures. It can export large worlds in chunks that are loaded as payloads, so users can choose which parts of a world to bring into a scene. The source lists GitHub as the place to get MiEx and links to a wiki for documentation.

Key features

  • Exports Minecraft worlds to USD (Universal Scene Description) format
  • Uses Minecraft resource packs, including custom resource packs, for accurate export
  • Supports biome colours and biome blending
  • Supports animated textures, including random frame offsets
  • Level-of-detail system for exporting larger worlds
  • Exports chunks as payloads so users choose which world parts load
Best for: Animators and visual effects artists who want to bring Minecraft world layouts into USD-based scene pipelines.
Good for
  • Exports to USD, which the source says can be loaded into most programs.
  • Chunked payload export lets users load only selected parts of a world.
  • Supports modded worlds and custom resource packs.

MiEX at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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MiEX FAQ

Can I choose which parts of an exported world are loaded?
Yes. The source says MiEx exports worlds in large chunks that are payloaded into a scene, so you can choose which parts of the world are loaded.
Where can I get MiEx?
The homepage links to MiEx on GitHub, and it links to a wiki for documentation.
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