The guys & gals on Eurogamer’s Minecraft Server took it upon themselves to create a 1:1 replica of Yorkminster Cathedral. According to the video description, NO spawned items or other trickery was used – all blocks were truly farmed.
Like all the best mega constructions, the project is not only HUGE, but also has a nice attention to detail. I especially like the floor tile mosaic.
Source: Eurogamer Forums
Today’s natural formation is a very nifty aboveground honeycomb. Very cool:
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Source: Minecraft Reddit
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A few hours messing about on my favourite creative server and this is what I came up with.
It’s on the vk819 map of [McZall][Anti Greif] Freebuild (grief spelt with an ei instead of ie) if you want to have a look!
The recently completed Mother Tree and accompanying aqueduct.
It was grown by planting trees (~20, I forgot to count) on top of other trees until the final height was reached. The images show the tree at several points during it’s growth along with the construction of the aqueduct.
Fun facts:
-The tree is entirely wood and leaves, except for a few torches and a ladder.
-The top of the tree touches the skybox (in one of the screens you can seen a tree that grew into the skybox and got decapitated before I pruned it back).
-All the waterfalls come from a single water source near the top of the tree.
-I found that placing a torch next to each sapling prevented them from popping back out of the ground even in the most stubborn places.
-I used sand for the tall pillars measuring the height of the aqueduct so that I could remove them from below.
-There is a ladder inside the tree that takes you half way up and you can climb all the way to the top with a series of somewhat tricky jumps.
-There are two secret areas that can only be accessed by following the streams inside the tree.
Notes on Pinnacle Tower:
- Tower scrapes skybox… can’t be made any taller.
- The shaft is 4×3 with a ladder running up through the middle.
- Entire construction is smooth stone.
A few stats on this library:
- Farm & harvest 1746 papyrus. This is 27+ full stacks.
- Use 1389 wooden planks for the floor & bookshelves.
- Mine out about 1800 blocks to make room for the room itself.
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