It really didn't take that long once I had it planned out.
I was actually surprised by how quickly I got it up.
But then again, time flies when you're in Minecraft.
Ah, and I realized the fingerboard was 3 blocks wide, and the pegbox had 2 tuning heads...
so I slapped a second string on it.
2 tuning heads for one string - didn't make sense.
How does it make it not as good because he used hacks? Just because he doesn't wanna spend an extra 5 hours building pointless annoying pillars doesn't mean his work is any less good.
I think hacks are just a tool. In my opinion, a player isn't lazy or inferior because they choose to use hacks.
What counts is the creative thought behind the process.
"Thought > Process" for me.
Any artist would know that hatching the idea is what truly requires work.
For me, hacks are simply a method to produce the result faster.
Because if I've got a great idea in my head, I really can't wait to put it together in the game.
And imagine running around in a server, and seeing a massive swastika.
Even if it were made without hacks, it's still a piece of uncreative filth.
That said, I do admire non-hacking players that surpass 'hackers' in building ability.
Too legit to quit. In a pretty awesome way.
Very nice, but would be even more nice if you did it without hax. Hax ruined Minecraft.
Hax made stuff like ecrider's insane projects possible.
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Hax made stuff like ecrider's insane projects easier.
Fixed.:smile.gif:
True, without hax it might have been prohibitively difficult, but not impossible.
I fall on the side of the argument that hax are fine for some things, but really, Minecraft as a "construction simulator" is made less by the fact that hax allow users to do things counter to reality. I wouldn't be near as proud of Shadowmarch as I am if I had used any hax.
Still, for something like this, the impressiveness of the project is astounding. Well done!
And yes, it's a one-string bass. If I wanted to fit all four strings on it, I'd have to do a much more massive job.
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Honestly, keep it up! :biggrin.gif:
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But yeah, impressive job. I would imagine you would need a custom tall server to actually get all the strings on there.
It really didn't take that long once I had it planned out.
I was actually surprised by how quickly I got it up.
But then again, time flies when you're in Minecraft.
Ah, and I realized the fingerboard was 3 blocks wide, and the pegbox had 2 tuning heads...
so I slapped a second string on it.
2 tuning heads for one string - didn't make sense.
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Now! For the current purpose of this thread.
I think hacks are just a tool. In my opinion, a player isn't lazy or inferior because they choose to use hacks.
What counts is the creative thought behind the process.
"Thought > Process" for me.
Any artist would know that hatching the idea is what truly requires work.
For me, hacks are simply a method to produce the result faster.
Because if I've got a great idea in my head, I really can't wait to put it together in the game.
And imagine running around in a server, and seeing a massive swastika.
Even if it were made without hacks, it's still a piece of uncreative filth.
That said, I do admire non-hacking players that surpass 'hackers' in building ability.
Too legit to quit. In a pretty awesome way.
HAX-talk aside, I believe a certain song by Lonely island would be appropriate right about now.
I used a ruler to measure the height available. That's when I decided to scale down.
It's really not that big. I'll show the stats again:
h: 80
w: 31
th:42
Next up is a mountain Bro-thedral. Complete with Rib vaults. Yeeee-haw.
Hax made stuff like ecrider's insane projects possible.
The cushion is comfy and the works don't rust
With a straight line of vision to my Elvis bust
Watch the kingdom, eat the bread crust
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Retired StaffFixed.:smile.gif:
True, without hax it might have been prohibitively difficult, but not impossible.
I fall on the side of the argument that hax are fine for some things, but really, Minecraft as a "construction simulator" is made less by the fact that hax allow users to do things counter to reality. I wouldn't be near as proud of Shadowmarch as I am if I had used any hax.
Still, for something like this, the impressiveness of the project is astounding. Well done!
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