Minecraft
Re: Minecraft
Bravo!! How did you ever muster up the patience to complete this?
Or find the time...
Or find the time...
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Re: Minecraft
It's fun and I can listen to my favorite podcasts while I work!
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Re: Minecraft
Questions:
1. You can paint the blocks after they're in place? It looks like they're all the same color in a previous view.
2. Did you actually do both pits by hand? or were you somehow able to copy the one next to the other?
3. Can you set the sun/moon cycles yourself? Or are they based on real-time calendar references?
(The color really sets them off, and makes them look more 3-dimensional.)
1. You can paint the blocks after they're in place? It looks like they're all the same color in a previous view.
2. Did you actually do both pits by hand? or were you somehow able to copy the one next to the other?
3. Can you set the sun/moon cycles yourself? Or are they based on real-time calendar references?
(The color really sets them off, and makes them look more 3-dimensional.)
We never stop reading, although every book comes to an end, just as we never stop living, although death is certain. (Roberto Bolaño)
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Re: Minecraft
1. Each block type has its own shape/color/texture, so you don’t paint them in the traditional sense of that word.PeteMork wrote: ↑Thu Mar 01, 2018 5:48 amQuestions:
1. You can paint the blocks after they're in place? It looks like they're all the same color in a previous view.
2. Did you actually do both pits by hand? or were you somehow able to copy the one next to the other?
3. Can you set the sun/moon cycles yourself? Or are they based on real-time calendar references?
(The color really sets them off, and makes them look more 3-dimensional.)
2. Yes. I think there are world editing tools out there that might allow you to do something like that, but I’m not familiar with them.
3. You can switch to a mode that allows you to alter the time of day or night. Otherwise, the program cycles between day and night, but a 24-hour period passes much faster in the game than in real life.
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Re: Minecraft
Is it possible to download these levels somewhere? Really great work.
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Re: Minecraft
There now! You've done it again. In the first picture, all the blocks/tiles (at least on the floor) are the same color. In the third, there are distinctive colored patterns. That's why I asked earlier if you painted them somehow. So when you're getting close to done, do you replace some of them with colored ones to make the pattern?
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