Small update. The first planned product of the startup team got paused as we found out that business would be more stable with good source of the financial. So yeah, we then needed to shift 1 of 4 product concepts to be the first priority. Now I'm into learning about marketing and people behaviors, to cook up the new product (as a digital platform) off of the chosen concept.
P.s. A secret hint, if you want to develop a product, try to look for its fundamentals then try to twist them. You may shift or change the paradigms and make the bridges between those paradigms and fundamentals. Once successfully found the stable bridges between ideas.. Boom! There, that is the new product concept!
P.s. #2 Hey, creativity and having fun are the keys. 😁
Small update. Successfully made a startup team of 3 guys. The team made of a programmer and visionary artist (me), certified financial planner (and also a programmer), and marketing tech specialist.
P.s. Wellandel is still in my super long roadmap. Once all necessary things are ready, it will be revived haha.
The random thought about creating a Minecraft skin visited me like 3 times in recent 30 days. You the idea is not enough strong to push me to action though, but if I successfully got convinced, I think I may make a skin series about a city of people I know.
Well, actually, it is not about the people, but the little pieces of meanings that assemble the "people" I know. So I think it would be the skin series of meanings and emotions maybe.
Can someone hint me to a video tutorial on how to create a self-loading structure block(s). I know it's possible, but from the text posts I have googled so far I don't get it.
I need either to see it how it is done, or a step by step written guide, how when and where to put all the blocks that are needed.
I want to create a structure block that will contain another structure block(s), that expand the single sb limit, and which loads themselves automaticaly, and after loading they disappear.
I know about the option to "hack" the structue block via NBT data tag editing, but that's not what I am looking for.
*EDIT*
I might have just figured it out. It at least works as I wanted to for now.
I think it could be even more improved, but it does it's job as of now.
Basicaly there is an Observer block near the secondary/expansion structure block(s), that activates the s.b. which causes to automaticaly load the next section of the build. That however leaves the s.c. and the observer blocks intact. so there is another pair of blocks, namely another observer block that activates the adjanced command block which has a fill command, that replaces the specified area with air, thus removing both observers, structure block(s) and the command block itself as well.
wanted to post an image here, but it's a hell to get a working img link from mediafire or dunno...
ThistlePack
1/3/24 12:20
• posted 9/15/13 8:05
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