I bid you Greetings & Welcome to the Dark Forest Village!



Basically my idea of the ideal, symmetrical Medieval Forest Village.



The village measures 128 x 128 blocks (or 8 x 8 chunks).



The village contains 16 houses, one for each villager type + the Mayor.

The houses occupy the outermost chunks.

I’ve intentionally left them mostly empty, so you can decorate them the way you want.

I had to extinguish half of the house fireplaces due to lag.



There are 4 main farms, one for each of the main villager-trading crops (Beetroot, Carrots, Potatos & Wheat).

I've included Scarecrow statues on the farms because I think they look cool.
The credit for the scarecrow design goes to 'Magmamusen' from YouTube:
[b]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSFhYKBgJaE[/b]



There are 8 Pumpkin farms & 8 Melon farms.



There are 16 market stalls.



The center of the village is the Well, surrounded by 4 fountains.



The are some small watering holes/pools on the corners of the town squares.



There are 4 Horse Stables/Wheat-Storage Sheds in the corners of the village.



There are 8 partially-covered animal pens between some of the houses.



The village is not mob-proof, because I didn’t know if people would prefer lanterns or torches everywhere.





I spawned in the following mobs:

2 Horses in each of the corner stables.

2 Pigs near the Butcher’s House.

2 Cows near the Leatherworker’s House.

2 Sheep near the Shepherd’s House.

2 Chickens near the Fletcher’s House.

I haven't let any other mobs spawn in (eg. Villagers, Iron Golems, Cats, ect.) to minimize lag.



The world is a Customized, Super-flat world with the following parameters:

1 x layer of Bedrock

59 x layers of Stone

3 x layers of Dirt

1 x layer of Grass

The whole world is the ‘Dark Forest’ biome with Decoration (trees, ect.).

‘Naturally-Generated' structures and the 'Bonus Chest' are turned off.

Default gamemode is Creative with ‘Cheats’ enabled.

The seed is: 1



I have set the following:

/gamerule doMobSpwning false

/gamerule doDaylightCycle false

/gamerule doWeatherCycle false



Any questions - just leave a comment below.

Thanks everyone, and I hope you enjoy! :)