Are you serious? Thats totally amazing. I've never been to Denmark but I still can't believe that a whole entire COUNTRY was built in Minecraft! That would be pretty awesome if people did that for more countries, like United States of America and the United Kingdom (Although I can't imagine how many gigabytes of space that map would take up on your computer xD)
Alright, preparing to download the file... see you all next year.
Im actually a little dissapointed about the fact that i cant use it as a singular map....only in 10Km blocks.
Even if i downloaded all the small chunks its nigh impossible to re-fuse them.
can the USA Please pay to have this done state by state! if it was auto generated like i heard and then tweaked why cant google do this(For the whole WORLD.... jk) XP. i think it would be an amazing way for the USA to get younger kind into geography and would be a great tool for kids who have problems with directions on a local scale. and just imagine, planing out your road trip in MINECRAFT!!!!! i never expect this to happen but if the USA wanted to get all cool and hip the totally should (attempt) to do this! lol
Thanks for repeating what a few people said above. The only thing I'm sorry about is not putting down oil tanks.
Hahahahahaha true patriot! Apparently this is getting more and more viral everyday and I keep seeing all the articles. Looks like freedom visited or democracy hahahaha.
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The build height for the United States would need to be from 1 layer of flat bedrock with a single layer above it as the first visible layer would be 6,286 blocks on 1:1 scale. The X would come out to about 4.313×10^6 blocks and the Z to 2.546×10^6 blocks. We're talking somewhere in the neighborhood of 4.289×10^13 blocks or about 69 penta-blocks in volume. Granted this does NOT include Alaska or Hawaii. This map would be HUGE (roughly 220TB). Now if each state was done separately, it would be MUCH easier; although Alaska would still be roughly 39TB (based on sqare meters of both).
I could do Kansas easily. Just load up a flatland map. No need for borders, because kansas goes on forever...
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I'm still kind of mind blown... I mean a whole country? When you think about every single house and geographical formation... thats crazy. I know its not a HUGE country, but still... thats crazy.
The build height for the United States would need to be from 1 layer of flat bedrock with a single layer above it as the first visible layer would be 6,286 blocks on 1:1 scale. The X would come out to about 4.313×10^6 blocks and the Z to 2.546×10^6 blocks. We're talking somewhere in the neighborhood of 4.289×10^13 blocks or about 69 penta-blocks in volume. Granted this does NOT include Alaska or Hawaii. This map would be HUGE (roughly 220TB). Now if each state was done separately, it would be MUCH easier; although Alaska would still be roughly 39TB (based on sqare meters of both).
Washington State would need to have around 4400 blocks of height just because of one mountain. Mount Rainer is 14,410 feet in elevation.
To make it even more fun the shortest of the tallest 18 mountains in Washington State is Eldorado Peak at 8,861 feet, which translates to 2701 meters.
Last I checked the build limit is 256 blocks, it doesn't even reach 1/10th the height of our 18th tallest mountain!
And that's just Washington!
Oh, and Mount Rainier is only the 17th tallest mountain in the United States.
gratz in getting in the bbc news
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No, but seriously - someone linked me the article earlier, and I admit, I laughed a little. XD
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Lol made CNN to.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/09/tech/social-media/apparently-this-matters-america-invades-denmark-minecraft/index.html?sr=fb051114minecraft1030pstorylink
Even if i downloaded all the small chunks its nigh impossible to re-fuse them.
Hahahahahaha true patriot! Apparently this is getting more and more viral everyday and I keep seeing all the articles. Looks like freedom visited or democracy hahahaha.
I could do Kansas easily. Just load up a flatland map. No need for borders, because kansas goes on forever...
Cast aside your festive doylaks: dragon stuff is about to happen.
Multiplayer is lonely once you understand how it actually works.
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It was made by translating map data, which was probably all automated.
Depends on your internet connection.
At my best download speed of around 2.7MB/s it would take... a long time... about 107 hours, or 4 and a half days.
Not to mention it would overload my data cap, 4 times over.
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Multiplayer is lonely once you understand how it actually works.
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Washington State would need to have around 4400 blocks of height just because of one mountain. Mount Rainer is 14,410 feet in elevation.
To make it even more fun the shortest of the tallest 18 mountains in Washington State is Eldorado Peak at 8,861 feet, which translates to 2701 meters.
Last I checked the build limit is 256 blocks, it doesn't even reach 1/10th the height of our 18th tallest mountain!
And that's just Washington!
Oh, and Mount Rainier is only the 17th tallest mountain in the United States.