Published Dec 26th, 2014, 12/26/14 10:46 am
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Tsuri-dōrō - The Domicile Lantern
Hello! This is my second (or last) part of my christmas series, and I have been wanting to make something like this for a long time. Overall, this took the most time for a house build - more than a week - which included terraforming the mountain, making the Bonsai tree and furnishing the whole house. Also, recently I discovered that the Torii Gate I framed over the house was supposed to lead to a Shinto shrine, which I built inside instead for admiration and sincerity for the followers of Shinto. Have fun! Merry Christmas! Happy New Year 2015!
EXTRA: Starting now and next year, a Chunk view of every house will be made as an important picture behind the PostCard View. (Example below Features)
FUN FACT: Every stained glass in Minecraft 1.7+ has a common bug to light up just like a glowstone block. This is caused always when the chunks with stained glass are edited with software such as MCEdit. I took advantage of this bug to make the house appear like a hanging lantern, hence the Japanese term tsuri-dōrō or kaitomoshi. When updated by nearby actual light-emitting objects like torches or glowstone, the bug is fixed and the glass stops glowing. I've continuously updated the chunk with MCEdit to keep the glass glowing.
The screenshots include:
GLSL Shaders Mod, compatible with Minecraft Forge 1.7+
WorldPainter, downloadable freeware (recommended for large-scale terraforming)
Chunky Render, downloadable freeware
Pamplemousse resource pack by MrFruitTree (recommended for modern downloads)
Features:
- Two major apartments (one master bedroom, three guest bedrooms, three bathrooms, living and dining area each)
- Shinto Shrine (enshrined kami - Amaterasu)(includes smaller Torii, Chōzuya, Kagura-den, Haiden, Setsumatsusha and Honden)(Reference:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto_shrine#Structure_of_a_Shinto_shrine)
- Japanese decor (tatami mats, sliding doors and all mostly wooden)
- Torii Gate house framework suspended by a large Bonsai Tree
- Japanese snow-covered mountain in the distance (done by WorldPainter)
- Pond garden connected with master bedroom (lower apartment)
- Tiny library above living area (upper apartment)
- Located on a coniferous forest landscape, within a forest biome.
If you like this project, give it a diamond! If you want to see more of my work, subscribe!
Hello! This is my second (or last) part of my christmas series, and I have been wanting to make something like this for a long time. Overall, this took the most time for a house build - more than a week - which included terraforming the mountain, making the Bonsai tree and furnishing the whole house. Also, recently I discovered that the Torii Gate I framed over the house was supposed to lead to a Shinto shrine, which I built inside instead for admiration and sincerity for the followers of Shinto. Have fun! Merry Christmas! Happy New Year 2015!
EXTRA: Starting now and next year, a Chunk view of every house will be made as an important picture behind the PostCard View. (Example below Features)
FUN FACT: Every stained glass in Minecraft 1.7+ has a common bug to light up just like a glowstone block. This is caused always when the chunks with stained glass are edited with software such as MCEdit. I took advantage of this bug to make the house appear like a hanging lantern, hence the Japanese term tsuri-dōrō or kaitomoshi. When updated by nearby actual light-emitting objects like torches or glowstone, the bug is fixed and the glass stops glowing. I've continuously updated the chunk with MCEdit to keep the glass glowing.
The screenshots include:
GLSL Shaders Mod, compatible with Minecraft Forge 1.7+
WorldPainter, downloadable freeware (recommended for large-scale terraforming)
Chunky Render, downloadable freeware
Pamplemousse resource pack by MrFruitTree (recommended for modern downloads)
Features:
- Two major apartments (one master bedroom, three guest bedrooms, three bathrooms, living and dining area each)
- Shinto Shrine (enshrined kami - Amaterasu)(includes smaller Torii, Chōzuya, Kagura-den, Haiden, Setsumatsusha and Honden)(Reference:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto_shrine#Structure_of_a_Shinto_shrine)
- Japanese decor (tatami mats, sliding doors and all mostly wooden)
- Torii Gate house framework suspended by a large Bonsai Tree
- Japanese snow-covered mountain in the distance (done by WorldPainter)
- Pond garden connected with master bedroom (lower apartment)
- Tiny library above living area (upper apartment)
- Located on a coniferous forest landscape, within a forest biome.
If you like this project, give it a diamond! If you want to see more of my work, subscribe!
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