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Version: 1.19.2+
Resource Pack: Winthor Medieval (Highly recommended)
Mods: None
Shader: BSL
Architectural Style: Middle ages (Medieval)
Survival friendly? Absolutely! (All toggles enabled)
Photo Editing Software: PhotoScape (To offset the shader's overexposure and bloom with gamma correction and saturation balance in screenshots. I don't implement renders.)
The Basis:
This modest village derived its existence from a spontaneous urge to revamp a preexisting small vanilla settlement that were stripped from all manner of complexity, leaving its proponents without sufficient purpose and creative repertoire. So I hypothetically stepped in with the finances, and overhauled the entire village with my own medieval twist, thus:
Short Description:
After a considerable time juggling ideas, demolishing, massive terraforming, structuring, and intuitive guidance, I finally settled with the familiar propensity towards a medieval setting. Aside from having fun building these things in my free time, I had to carefully weigh my ideas to make a relatively modest hamlet a place of purpose and adventure. For without it, the user might not find its proportions appealing, thus the extra mile within the context of said purpose.
The houses have their own unique external (exterior) and internal (interior) twists and nuances crafted with a critical eye to produce a staggering array of complex details; an earnest respect for my Patrons thus prompted.
The overall build comprise:
-A Blacksmith
-Alchemy and Antique store
-Lumberjack
-General Store
-Church (Ecclesiastical Cruciform layout)
-Bee handler
-Village Hall
-Windmills
-Allium, large fern, poppy, Oxeye and dandelion fields (can be converted according your preference)
-Chicken, cow, pig, and horse farms
-Large quarry
-Graveyard
-Archery
-Sugar cane beach
-30+ scattered chests (visible and hidden)
-15 objectives that can be completed with rewards (might be updated)
-And a plethora of mysterious elements
Map Generation:
I managed to, luck or otherwise, generate a survival world with spectacular features surrounding the construct (Sunken ship, inactive nether portal, complex cave systems, ancient remnants, underwater mysteries and treasures, diverse animals, and a lot more in close proximity). So you are not only comfortably poised in your own village, but also within a world with endless possibilities and capacity. Making this world an exploration feast for a survival journeyman.
Tip:
If you're new to Minecraft's architectural elements, DO NOT exclude WorldEdit from your repertoire, especially if your portion are large builds. It will cut your building time expenditure in half. More builders will inevitably come out of the woodwork with remarkable innovation. You might become the prime example in the future. So if you are passionate about creative fiddling, have at it!
Quote, because why not:
"Music gives a soul to the universe,
wings to the mind,
flight to the imagination,
and life to everything."
Plato
New builder guide posts:
World Edit tutorials:
[size=14px]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RzubzupIC4&ab_channel=Lemonslice[/size]
Free building manuals:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/cfmmav7jo442eon/Minecraft_Books.rar/file
Understanding command blocks:
[size=14px]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp3UJs9v2_0&ab_channel=Avomance[/size]
Shaders Catalog:
[size=14px]https://shaders.fandom.com/wiki/Shader_Packs[/size]
Performance Mods:
[size=14px]https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/search?search=performance[/size]
Overhauls:
[size=14px]https://conquestreforged.com/[/size]
Resource Pack: Winthor Medieval (Highly recommended)
Mods: None
Shader: BSL
Architectural Style: Middle ages (Medieval)
Survival friendly? Absolutely! (All toggles enabled)
Photo Editing Software: PhotoScape (To offset the shader's overexposure and bloom with gamma correction and saturation balance in screenshots. I don't implement renders.)
The Basis:
This modest village derived its existence from a spontaneous urge to revamp a preexisting small vanilla settlement that were stripped from all manner of complexity, leaving its proponents without sufficient purpose and creative repertoire. So I hypothetically stepped in with the finances, and overhauled the entire village with my own medieval twist, thus:
Short Description:
After a considerable time juggling ideas, demolishing, massive terraforming, structuring, and intuitive guidance, I finally settled with the familiar propensity towards a medieval setting. Aside from having fun building these things in my free time, I had to carefully weigh my ideas to make a relatively modest hamlet a place of purpose and adventure. For without it, the user might not find its proportions appealing, thus the extra mile within the context of said purpose.
The houses have their own unique external (exterior) and internal (interior) twists and nuances crafted with a critical eye to produce a staggering array of complex details; an earnest respect for my Patrons thus prompted.
The overall build comprise:
-A Blacksmith
-Alchemy and Antique store
-Lumberjack
-General Store
-Church (Ecclesiastical Cruciform layout)
-Bee handler
-Village Hall
-Windmills
-Allium, large fern, poppy, Oxeye and dandelion fields (can be converted according your preference)
-Chicken, cow, pig, and horse farms
-Large quarry
-Graveyard
-Archery
-Sugar cane beach
-30+ scattered chests (visible and hidden)
-15 objectives that can be completed with rewards (might be updated)
-And a plethora of mysterious elements
Map Generation:
I managed to, luck or otherwise, generate a survival world with spectacular features surrounding the construct (Sunken ship, inactive nether portal, complex cave systems, ancient remnants, underwater mysteries and treasures, diverse animals, and a lot more in close proximity). So you are not only comfortably poised in your own village, but also within a world with endless possibilities and capacity. Making this world an exploration feast for a survival journeyman.
Tip:
If you're new to Minecraft's architectural elements, DO NOT exclude WorldEdit from your repertoire, especially if your portion are large builds. It will cut your building time expenditure in half. More builders will inevitably come out of the woodwork with remarkable innovation. You might become the prime example in the future. So if you are passionate about creative fiddling, have at it!
Quote, because why not:
"Music gives a soul to the universe,
wings to the mind,
flight to the imagination,
and life to everything."
Plato
New builder guide posts:
World Edit tutorials:
[size=14px]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RzubzupIC4&ab_channel=Lemonslice[/size]
Free building manuals:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/cfmmav7jo442eon/Minecraft_Books.rar/file
Understanding command blocks:
[size=14px]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp3UJs9v2_0&ab_channel=Avomance[/size]
Shaders Catalog:
[size=14px]https://shaders.fandom.com/wiki/Shader_Packs[/size]
Performance Mods:
[size=14px]https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/search?search=performance[/size]
Overhauls:
[size=14px]https://conquestreforged.com/[/size]
| Credit | World Edit, Jerm's Better Leaves, Winthor Medieval, Whole community for inspiration |
| Progress | 100% complete |
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Update #4 : by Peculiar-Gemini 11/29/2023 6:37:46 amNov 29th, 2023
Since I might be using Winthor or Alacrity for my next build, I might as well move this town up the lineup as a complimentary addition. Hopefully the loadshedding schedule will change in South Africa so that I can have sufficient time for building. Ten to twelve hours of no electricity in select regions can be a real pain for content creators.
On a positive note, I hope you're all still doing well. Whatever you do, whatever your ambitions, stick to it and grow. Peace, and much love! :]
On a positive note, I hope you're all still doing well. Whatever you do, whatever your ambitions, stick to it and grow. Peace, and much love! :]
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The build is behind a Patreon wall. If you want free builds, you can check out my profile to see if there is something you prefer. Pretty sure you already figured it out haha.
I'll do my best to sneak in something extra for those who are new to Minecraft.
That being said, I hope you have a good one! XD