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Make titles like this in just a few clicks!
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Install & download blockbench at https://www.blockbench.net/downloads
When installed go to File > Plugins...
Look for "Minecraft Title Generator" plugin & install
Once installed there will be a new option called "Minecraft Title" in the homepage of blockbench

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Select it, click "Create New Minecraft Title"
It will open up a menu, call the text whatever you want and select any font you want to, the image I showed above is just Minecraft Ten font
Afterwards, you can go over to "Texture"
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Once you're here, you can pick any pre-made texture or pick your own gradient, or make your own custom texture over at "File" and then "Select file" and select a png
Select any texture you want, but if you're going to make a custom texture I recommend using aseprite (paid software but you can compile it yourself)
If you wanna make a custom texture get started but just clicking save on any texture and put it into any software you are using and edit it

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In the overlay tab you can pick shine, cracks and other stuff it's pretty useful if you're using just a simple color it adds a lot more detail
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Over at style, you can change a bunch of options like saturation and add a fade to text from top and bottom and change the border color
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Over at settings tab you can change stuff like text scale row spacing character spacing, but the default one already looks pretty good
Once you have your text ready you can go over to "Render" that's located at top right
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You should probably click Position Camera with it aswell and you can click the red button to render it and copy it or export as a png
If you want to add this as a glyph in oraxen/itemsadder/default pack just downscale the png you rendered to 256 pixels maximum because minecraft does not support glyphs like that above 256x (I use aseprite to downscale it by the way)

and you're done :)
 
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Great tutorial!
I remember when you were asking about this type of design. I'm glad to hear you've found it!

Always great content. Keep it up!
 

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