VGHVI Minecraft: May 31, 2018
For the May Minecraft session, I continued the work of vertically extending the train station that I’d started in April.
Looking up in the middle of the train station; the wood is the side where I’ve built a second floor.
The second floor now has a window into the body of the station.
Looking up and back into the second floor.
Looking across the second floor; I’m really not sure what to do with the dirt area on the end.
Digging up so I can put in a third floor.
Once the second floor was done, I needed to figure out the third floor (and potentially higher floors) – how high up can I go, anything I need to worry about on the sides, anything I can actively connect with on the sides?
I’ve cleaned off the front, so I can potentially go up for a while.
There’s this blobby shape on the right side, though; not sure if I want to put a room in there or just get rid of it…
Reminding myself how the stairs worked on the first floor.
The third floor, dark and empty right now.
Let’s get some light in here.
That’s a nice view.
Here’s what it looks like from the outside.
Filled in with glass. (And one stone block on the side.)
The view out the window at dusk.
Adding a side exit: on the side away from the weird blob, there’s a green bit of mountain that seems worth connecting to?
I guess the next questions (in no particular order) are:
- What will come out of that connection to the outside in the last picture?
- What about the blob on the other side?
- How far up can I go, and what happens when I reach the top?
After that, I went to look at Pat’s swimming pool, it really looked quite stunning:
Pat’s swimming pool; I like how the green and the reddish-brown work together.
A view at a bit of an angle.
Looking down from the top of one of the light fixtures.
An outside view at night.
Here’s the floating town during the day.
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