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So I have recently made a new hub for a server called MaxedOut. I have only spent 3 days on this build which is a very good time for a build like this. Many people on the server were asking how long it took to build and they were amazed that it took such little time. I personally have made bigger things less than 3 days but I wasn't playing as much doing this hub. I really don't know what theme it is but I am thinking along of a little nature in it.
Link For All Photos:
http://postimg.org/gallery/387z9ta06/3e264f22/?code=3e264f22
Special Building Blocks:
All sided stone slabs: double_stone_slab:8 or 43:8.
All sided logs: log:12 (oak) log:13 (spruce) log:14 (birch) log:15 (jungle).
To get the nether portals the id is: 90. (To place them next to eachother you need to do /stoplag if you have it on your server.)
To make the mountains I used spheres of gravel and then edited it with hand to make it look more natural.
I then used a brush to have a sphere of snow and to only affect stone.
I used worldedit to make the randomness of the mountain.
To make it so the leaf-decaying was disabled I regioned it by creating a new region: /region define (name) (owner).
Then I did /region flag (name of region) leaf-decay deny. (You have to make a selection with world edit first.)
Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy these helpful tips and pictures.
Link For All Photos:
http://postimg.org/gallery/387z9ta06/3e264f22/?code=3e264f22
Special Building Blocks:
All sided stone slabs: double_stone_slab:8 or 43:8.
All sided logs: log:12 (oak) log:13 (spruce) log:14 (birch) log:15 (jungle).
To get the nether portals the id is: 90. (To place them next to eachother you need to do /stoplag if you have it on your server.)
To make the mountains I used spheres of gravel and then edited it with hand to make it look more natural.
I then used a brush to have a sphere of snow and to only affect stone.
I used worldedit to make the randomness of the mountain.
To make it so the leaf-decaying was disabled I regioned it by creating a new region: /region define (name) (owner).
Then I did /region flag (name of region) leaf-decay deny. (You have to make a selection with world edit first.)
Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy these helpful tips and pictures.
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FYI, AWESOME HUB!