VGHVI Minecraft: December 17, 2015

Jan 23 2016

In our December Minecraft session, I got back to building out my cave. There were some natural rooms in the back that weren’t really connected to other parts of the cave; I decided to tackle those.

First, I looked at the top room. If I’m remembering correctly, it connected on the inside to the room on the right of the cave; I decided to also connect it to the outside, by building some long stairs up and to the outside. That turned out to lead to an outside room where I had put some workbenches.

Stairs leading up and out on the right side

Stairs leading up and out on the right side

There’s a lower room in the back as well, though. I decided to connect it first to the upper room, and then to the first room that I had finished on the left side:

A view of the two rooms in the back of the cave

A view of the two rooms in the back of the cave

door connecting bottom back room to older room

A new door leading to stairs to the bottom back room

A new door leading to stairs to the bottom back room

Here's the top of those stairs

Here’s the top of those stairs

Then I squared out that room, added railings and a floor, and put real stairs in the passage instead of blocks.

The room is enlarged and squared out a bit more

The room is enlarged and squared out a bit more

Adding a floor

Adding a floor

I moved the stairs back, to have room for real stairs instead of blocks

I moved the stairs back, to have room for real stairs instead of blocks

Inside the stairs

Inside the stairs

 

While this was going on, Pat (I think, it might have been Dan?) built a path in the air extending out perpendicularly from Dan’s path. Partway along there, Miranda found a village, and decided to improve it.

Village in the rain

Village in the rain

The side of one of the houses

The side of one of the houses

The center of the village at night

The center of the village at night

One of the gardens, with a path next to it

One of the gardens, with a path next to it

Miranda worked on the paths and on making the heights sensible. And then there was one house that was actually completely inaccessible: if I’m remembering correctly, it had a door, but the door opened up into dirt? It ended up making sense to put a tunnel where the door was, with a path above it at the same level as other parts of the village.

More garden / path improvement

More garden / path improvement

A house and garden

A house and garden

Inside one of the houses

Inside one of the houses

Making the buried house accessible

Making the buried house accessible

People had been trapped in the house

People had been trapped in the house

The tunnel entrance outside

The tunnel entrance outside

The village well

The village well

 

Pat, meanwhile, while building the path, found an area that he thought would work well for a lighthouse.

The finished state of the castle he built the prior month

The finished state of the castle he built the prior month

A sandy peninsula

A sandy peninsula

Working on the lighthouse

Working on the lighthouse

The bottom of the lighthouse

The base of the lighthouse

Inside the lighthouse

Inside the lighthouse

The lighthouse at dusk

The lighthouse at dusk

 

Meanwhile, Dan spent time widening some of the tunnels in his path.

Widening out the tunnel

Widening out the tunnel

A tunnel through a forest

A tunnel through a forest

Hello, chicken

Hello, chicken

 

After doing this, I did a render of the whole world, you can see some of these features there.

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