This is a 1:1 scale model of the Temple of Time in Minecraft! I made it as accurate as I possibly could, but unfortunately I think the length of the structure might have been sacrificed for quality of the inside...(If you look at the Temple over the outer walls of the town from Hyrule Field, the building looks pretty long. Too long, in fact, if the inside is supposed to be the way it is) But aside from that, everything is nearly perfect! From the number of floor tiles to the position of the columns to the Pedestal of Time itself, everything should be perfect!


The Temple is about 90% complete at the moment. All I have left is the dome, but I can't quite puzzle that shape out...I'm trying though! Don't worry!


Also, I've made the inside of the towers completely explorable, because wasting all that space seemed...wasteful...but it doesn't really change the look of the building at all :) The levers along the back wall open up doors that lead into it, so feel free to check it out!





The texture pack that I used for the pictures is Peasqueak's 128x128 Golocraft, and I think it fits the environment really well, so be sure to look at that too! It's not finished, but he's constantly working on updates.





I'll add the world download as well, but in addition to the Temple, I have a small blueprint for my single player castle, a redstone operated door lock, and a partially automated farm. I might add those as seperate projects on here, but until then, just take a look for yourselves :) When I finish up the dome, I'll definitely update this thing. Thanks for looking at my project!

Additional Notes

I've played the original OoT game on N64 dozens of times, but unfortunately we had to get rid of it a while back...as much of the Temple as possible was based on the original game, and also pictures that I found online, but some tiny details were decided with the 3DS remake. The window in the Pedestal Room, for example, will be based on the 3DS version's placement, as will the shape and look of the dome.





P.S. If I'm not mistaken, all I needed to upload was the level.dat...so that's what I did. If I'm mistaken, please correct me with a comment!