Damn, I had just updated it myself as far as I could do it myself!
Glad to see you're still updating it though, it's a great texture pack!
Btw, did you update the particles with a bobber and all those things that were added?
Thanks. I missed that the bobber had been added to the particles. Anything else I overlooked? If not, I'll release the update tomorrow.
I see in the credits you took something from DokuCraft, doku stated in the OP of DokuCraft that he doesn't want anybody using his textures until DokuCraft is completed.
Other than that, it looks cool!
Ah, hadn't seen that. I've uploaded a new version that uses John Smith's saplings in stead, but I like the DokuCraft ones better so I'll switch back once that's completed.
The ores in particular are well-chosen -- what was their source (if they had one)?
They're from John Smith's texture pack, with the stone changed to match the altered smooth stone texture.
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Pumpkins always kinda bug me, and I like changing them to something else that can be used better for decoration and lighting; Agons Xzen provides a good example.
I have considered going this route (particularly in the case of lightstone), but decided to stay reasonably close to the original functions of the blocks so that your world doesn't look crazy when someone with a different texture pack visits.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR *NOT* USING DOKU'S DIRT.
You're welcome. Never have been a fan of it myself, either.
So you're not planning on listing any of the makers in the first post?
That's pretty rude if you ask me.
I figured the credits in pack.txt would suffice, since it would be enough for me if someone were to use my textures in their own pack (Note to other texture pack authors: I hereby give you explicit permission to use any of my original textures, provided you credit me somewhere). However, it seems there are a number of people that feel differently about this, so I've included a list of texture packs used in the first post.
Yes, a good deal of the terrain textures are from John Smith. That's why he's listed in the credits along with all the other authors I copied and/or modified stuff from. However, a texture pack is more than just the terrain (though that is inherently the most obvious one in the screenshots) and even within the terrain there are plenty of differences from John's pack. The main reason for making this available is that several people asked me to when I uploaded my 'One month of Minecraft' video, and again when 1.2 was released. I make no secret of the fact that a good deal of it is copied, and I have no intention of stealing other people's work without giving them credit.
I will definitely be relasing an update; I'm just waiting for the main sources of this pack to update. The main remaining one is John Smith, who said he'd release an update fairly soon, so I should be able to update this shortly after.
Well, it is the right answer. All the pressure plates are connected together and connected to an RS NOR latch (see http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Redstone_circuitry for an explanation) that's hooked up to the door.
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Thanks. I missed that the bobber had been added to the particles. Anything else I overlooked? If not, I'll release the update tomorrow.
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Ah, hadn't seen that. I've uploaded a new version that uses John Smith's saplings in stead, but I like the DokuCraft ones better so I'll switch back once that's completed.
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They're from John Smith's texture pack, with the stone changed to match the altered smooth stone texture.
I have considered going this route (particularly in the case of lightstone), but decided to stay reasonably close to the original functions of the blocks so that your world doesn't look crazy when someone with a different texture pack visits.
You're welcome. Never have been a fan of it myself, either.
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I figured the credits in pack.txt would suffice, since it would be enough for me if someone were to use my textures in their own pack (Note to other texture pack authors: I hereby give you explicit permission to use any of my original textures, provided you credit me somewhere). However, it seems there are a number of people that feel differently about this, so I've included a list of texture packs used in the first post.
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Yup.
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