Sulphur on 16/8/2010 at 07:41
Uh... :wot:
Eldron on 16/8/2010 at 09:12
Actually, they do that via special scripting and stuff like that I believe, so it's not all handmade :)
Tenkahubu on 16/8/2010 at 09:14
Quote Posted by MrDuck
God's balls
I'm guessing that this was done on 'world of minecraft' where they've hacked it so you can fly about - making construction easier. But the planning alone must have been a herculean task
Dresden on 16/8/2010 at 09:33
WHAT?!
Also, no, that's Alpha and AFAIK there's no flying hacks for it.
Malf on 16/8/2010 at 10:54
I think it was definitely made in Creative mode then imported into Survival. You can't make glass in Survival mode.
Still incredibly impressive mind you.
zombe on 16/8/2010 at 11:33
Quote Posted by Dresden
Also, no, that's Alpha and AFAIK there's no flying hacks for it.
There probably are ... but that is not needed anyway. You can always use just some editor (MCEdit for example). Also, there is a editor (don't remember the name) specially crafted to make that kind of architecture easily with a few clicks.
Quote Posted by Malf
You can't make glass in Survival mode.
Of course you can.
Malf on 16/8/2010 at 15:44
I stand corrected.
Time to build ridiculously huge things out of glass :D
I'm now having ideas of building some kind of water-vortex sheep-blender...
Kuuso on 16/8/2010 at 15:48
This looks way too interesting to pass on. One thing I am hesitant about though, the UI, is it how complicated? I don't really want to learn a complex system like some roguelikes have right now.
Malf on 16/8/2010 at 16:09
It's a really simple, un-intrusive UI, and nothing like a rogue-like at all.
What can be confusing is what makes what while crafting, and what some of the blocks you find are, thanks to the absence of tooltips (it took me ages to identify a clay block I had in my inventory).
But the wiki helps greatly there.
