Nightroado
Obsidian
- Joined
- Dec 18, 2012
- Location
- Washington State, USA
As some of you know, I am basically just waiting for the day Kainzo announces a new map. I want to pre-design the next town (assuming towns are the same next time) and made a template to help things along. Which I thought would be nice to share in case anyone else had large designs in mind for a town. I've seen someone do something similar in the past on a different server and it worked out great for them.
Sadly, I didn't think about image scaling when I made the pics so just look at the image in a new tab or something. Or don't, it's pretty basic.
tiny.cc/HCTemplate
(Just extract into your saves folder)
As anyone could tell, the different sizes are color coded into two alternating colors so you can both tell how big each city upgrade is and to tell where exactly each chunk starts and stops. If someone from the wiki team sees Photo #3, I ask you to consider replacing This with Photo #3 instead. I dunno about anyone else, but I have spent a good deal of time looking at that picture and trying to make out how many chunks there are and where.
The color coded blocks are raised several meters to show when the end of bedrock really is. The space between that grass platform and the 'bedrock' is the distance underground so you can actually design your entire town in advance rather than just what is poking out of the earth. The space above is, you guessed it, the distance from sea level to the top the sky. The bedrock cube around the entire thing makes world editing easier.
That's about it. Hope it helps someone out
Sadly, I didn't think about image scaling when I made the pics so just look at the image in a new tab or something. Or don't, it's pretty basic.
tiny.cc/HCTemplate
(Just extract into your saves folder)
As anyone could tell, the different sizes are color coded into two alternating colors so you can both tell how big each city upgrade is and to tell where exactly each chunk starts and stops. If someone from the wiki team sees Photo #3, I ask you to consider replacing This with Photo #3 instead. I dunno about anyone else, but I have spent a good deal of time looking at that picture and trying to make out how many chunks there are and where.
The color coded blocks are raised several meters to show when the end of bedrock really is. The space between that grass platform and the 'bedrock' is the distance underground so you can actually design your entire town in advance rather than just what is poking out of the earth. The space above is, you guessed it, the distance from sea level to the top the sky. The bedrock cube around the entire thing makes world editing easier.
That's about it. Hope it helps someone out
