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This project here is a village built by me in one week. It is built up by the Imperial Age buildings from the African cultures from Age of Empires II: The African Kingdoms and I named it "Donga" - based on Dongola; a former Nubian capital. The African buildings from the Imperial Age show more or less the Nubian building style from their medieval age, except of the monastary, which is a ghanian building.
After some tries I decided to build mostly with smooth sandstone, because most other blocks would be to close to near east and the the colour of the terracotta blocks are just not fitting. Each building is build in orange team colour.
This villiage has the following AoE II Buildings:
This upload is a schematic that can only be imported by World Edit, which is a minecraft mod. Don't worry - if you don't want to mod you Minecraft -there is an upload for each building in .nbt data file format like I did at the Near East Buldings. Like the Near East buildings I've uploaded anything without interior.
After the next major update for the RP-World you can also go to the orginal Donga. This orginal houses will have interior and you don't need to import anything to one of your worlds to see them. For the RP-World use the Link at description's end.
Please take a look at my collections; a diamond for these means more to me than for a single project.
See also:
See here for the RP-World
See here for other RP-Worlds’ stand-alone
Age of Empires II - Wonders
Age of Empires II - African Building Set
Comments are very welcome
After some tries I decided to build mostly with smooth sandstone, because most other blocks would be to close to near east and the the colour of the terracotta blocks are just not fitting. Each building is build in orange team colour.
This villiage has the following AoE II Buildings:
- Monastary
- Town Centre
- Castle
- Mill
- Market
- Sieges Workshop
- House (all 3)
- Stable
- Archery
- Barracks
- Blacksmith
- Trade Workshop
- Docks
- University
This upload is a schematic that can only be imported by World Edit, which is a minecraft mod. Don't worry - if you don't want to mod you Minecraft -there is an upload for each building in .nbt data file format like I did at the Near East Buldings. Like the Near East buildings I've uploaded anything without interior.
After the next major update for the RP-World you can also go to the orginal Donga. This orginal houses will have interior and you don't need to import anything to one of your worlds to see them. For the RP-World use the Link at description's end.
Please take a look at my collections; a diamond for these means more to me than for a single project.
See also:
See here for the RP-World
See here for other RP-Worlds’ stand-alone
Age of Empires II - Wonders
Age of Empires II - African Building Set
Comments are very welcome
Credit | Created by Misterich based on Microsofts Age of Empires II: The African Kingdoms |
Progress | 100% complete |
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Description-Update : by misterich 04/28/2020 2:37:14 pmApr 28th, 2020
Now there is an standalone upload for each building so I don't need to have a text here about what I am going to do....
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hi please tell me how you make the schmatic like yours i want to make as well
The .schematic export I did for Donga was done by WorldEdit. Hint two blocks with wand creating a 3d body + the export code. Extremly horrible as this ways it needs long time and reimporting is so much worse than the nbt way. So just don't do.