Published Oct 24th, 2020, 10/24/20 10:25 pm
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DarkLordKaz's Avatar DarkLordKaz
Level 55 : Grandmaster Paladin
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Here is the first of my current project set. My desert themed builds. Full disclosure, some of the entities (ie..Lanterns, armor stand ect..) do not transfer well with the schematic. I added some basic structure layout, and a bit of interior design, but overall like the rest of my builds I like to let you be the one to customize it for your maps to fit in with your personality. I hope you enjoy this one, and there will be more to come soon.
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10/26/2020 6:53 am
Level 60 : High Grandmaster Architect
misterich
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Again a really nice creation. I like the walls and the rooms' position and size to each other - I would wish to see a stair in the main tower but the ladder way is also okay.

" Full disclosure, some of the entities (ie..Lanterns, armor stand ect..) do not transfer well with the schematic." - why do you not export with .nbt? I've never had any problems with anything likly since I am was forced to not use schematics anymore.
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11/10/2020 3:25 pmhistory
Level 55 : Grandmaster Paladin
DarkLordKaz
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Sorry it took so long to respond to this. Full disclosure myself, I honestly don't know of another way to upload other than with Forge, or Fabric, what is .nbt? I've never heard of this. Would love to be able to upload more user friendly content. Still really kind of new to the whole sharing content thing.
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11/11/2020 3:29 am
Level 60 : High Grandmaster Architect
misterich
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.nbt Data is the Data Minecraft itself uses to import/load structures like Ocean Monuments, houses of villagers or almost any other structure that may be generated by minecraft. That is also the reason why you can be sure that this data will also be supported by Minecraft in later time/versiones. You can import and export these data files via the structure block - they will be safed to the subfolder 'generated/...' in your world save. Since McEdit is no longer supported by Minecraft I am using no other files for my uploads; so you could check almost any of my upload if you need a few .nbt files for trying; I am still thinking about making a tutoriel for how to work with .nbt. Even when .nbt are minecraft nativ and the only why to switch structure between two worlds without mods it seems so that there are only a few people who knows them....

https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Structure_Block for more infos
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11/11/2020 8:58 am
Level 55 : Grandmaster Paladin
DarkLordKaz
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Okay, so I do know how to use structure blocks, but I did not know that you could use them to transfer data between maps, and even upload them for others to download.
Thank you for this information. This is very useful, as I do have a difficult time keeping my versions of McEdit, or Fabric current and usable with the most recent updates of Minecraft.

Will most likely start uploading the .nbt files as well now, but will need to play with it some first.
Thanks again for the knowledge.
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11/11/2020 12:11 pm
Level 60 : High Grandmaster Architect
misterich
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No problem; you're welcome :D;

Structureblocks just have one stupid thing; you can only use a 48³Area to safe for now; so larger structures need to be splitt - if you do you should use a koordinated system for your parts and enter the next structureblock in the previous one; this allows people to load your structure much faster - again I would admire you to take a look at some of mine; after 2 or 3 years of using them I tryed to creat a system that is easy to import and not to much work to creat it. I have seen people who put some redstone on their first part that starts a commandblock that starts the loading of other parts - yea this is possible much very much work...
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10/25/2020 12:38 am
Level 33 : Artisan Engineer
Swavis
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Good :D
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