[TESTING] An Organized Test World By Alpha

"I really wish that my stuff in my creative test world wasn't so messy."

Fear no more! Maybe! I'm still kinda scared, though!

I made a really generic test world so I could sort all my creative stuff and get around the map easier. This was the finished result. I think it works fairly well, and maybe it will for you too! I'm sure there will be some that say "this has been done before" or "why would I even need to sort out my creative world I don't mind the messiness" or something of that category. And my answer is: I know! I'm aware that this has been done like a hundred times but it's for those of you who actually want it. And to the second question: there are some people who build a bunch of stuff in a creative world an then loose it all in a jumbled mess of crap. This has happened before.

Anyhow, enough of me. Download this if you want. I know I'll be using it from now on.

Additional Notes

This is based off of Xisuma's 100K Test Worldhttp://www.planetminecraft.com/project/100k-sub-special-better-test-worlds/
I thought I'd recreate it in my own way so I'd have one as well. The only problem I saw is that the plots that were there had no depth and weren't organized since I'm entirely too OCD for my own good.

I highly recommend using SinglePlayerCommands:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/94310-152-single-player-commands-v48-official-download-spc-noclip/

Or if you're on a server, WorldEdit:http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/worldedit/files/

The reason I recommend these is because you could run out of room soon/quick, and for servers someone might want to copy & paste a ton of stuff a hundred thousand times so people have enough room to build.

You should be getting decent frames since this is just a superflat world with a few borders and command blocks, but the chunk rendering might be a little slow depending on how awesome your PC is.

Thanks for at least stumbling across this, and subscribe/diamond if you want (I'm not really going to guarantee anything in the future, though).