Sorry that I've been radio silent for a consecutive two weeks x3 Truth is that I had to work hard on some installation art in my study, but I've also worked on my IRL sailboat, two commissions and a new ship build!
It'll probably be a good while until I make another one. I've held myself back by holding it loosely in a realistic length, but and this is rather new to me
I've used proper rope rigging on the ship, that they used in the Golden Age of Piracy! It has given me a fair amount of headache, trying and hold it accurate, while in a small scale.
The ship is based on a boat used for theatrics in my country. If you know, you know ;3
👋 hey, lovely honeycombs! 🍯 I really need a help from one of you who can create a texture pack
(I don't need you to draw anything)
so basically what I need: pack for 1.20.1 version that covers only blocks that has been released after 1.16 version and turns them into kinda blank grey square applies only to icons in inventory, not the actual blocks that's it!
if you can make it for me, please dm or write in comments thank you!
I'm not exactly sure what sniffercraft means, but this pack could be done by changing the item model of the block to the same item model as an item like a diamond would use and having all the models use the same texture, all you'd need to do would be make the blank gray square texture and then copy paste the same model json code into every block item model you need changing.
I could set up the structure for you, to change the icons you will need to get the assets folder in Minecraft and then do it randomly, there is no other way, sorry.
🎥 It's been a little over 2 years since the last timelapse video I made and I loved doing it so so much! I'm happy to be back on YouTube now. It would be so nice of you to give it some love! ❤️ thank you!
thanks! it is mine :) I started my building journey by making skyscrapers for my city, the project was never really finished or published and was kinda abandoned back in 2020
Aequotis
4/6/24 10:18
• posted 1/24/15 1:16
Niko-Floof
Sir Edward Pellew