Create a Hytale-ready portal gate model based on...

Create a Hytale-ready portal gate model based on this reference image. Model a simple upright rectangular stone gate with a clean blocky silhouette, sized like a doorway portal. The design should feel magical, ancient, and game-ready in Hytale’s stylized fantasy voxel aesthetic. IMPORTANT TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS: - Must be optimized for Hytale - Must stay under 255 total elements / nodes / units - Blockbench-friendly structure - Low complexity, low voxel count, low part count - Use large simple shapes only - Avoid splitting the frame into many separate blocks - Keep the frame built from a small number of large connected stone pieces - No tiny decorative pieces - No floating shards - No rubble - No hanging fragments - No excessive bevels - No layered trim made of many separate parts - No highly segmented stonework - No extra props or environment - Single model only VISUAL DESIGN: Create a tall rectangular portal doorway made of ancient gray stone with very minimal carved detail. The portal center should be a flat or very simple inset surface using texture-based detail to create the look of a glowing blue void, cosmic rip, or doorway into another galaxy. The blue interior should use deep sapphire, cyan, faint white glow, and subtle star-like texture, but this effect should come mostly from the texture and not from extra geometry. STYLE: - Hytale graphic style - Stylized, clean, readable, fantasy-adventure look - Slightly chunky and blocky - Strong silhouette - Readable from mid-distance - Game asset, not cinematic scene - Clean proportions for in-game use MODEL GOAL: The final result should look like a mystical stone portal gate that is visually appealing but structurally simple enough to import as a usable Hytale asset without exceeding the 255 unit limit. Front-facing asset, centered, single object, transparent or plain background, no characters, no scenery.

Myrlin includes creations from different workflows. For a Studio source example with downloadable .blockymodel and PNG files, see the painted teapot.