Minecraft Forums

Quote from VideoMiner7

Very Syd Mead-esque. Think I got some ideas - Better than my sandstone tower now. Just curious, what are the individual textures purpose? Far I can tell, the wools are meant for straight geometric shapes - Accenting lines and so on. Wooden planks are all-purpose floors, kinda industrial. Stone Bricks, though, don't seem to work no matter what I do with them.

The individual blocks don't really have purposes. This is, first and foremost, a survival texture pack. The blocks I made were meant purely as sci-fi analogs to their Default counterparts, and builds made in Default are to carry over into Robot Utopia fairly well.

About the stone bricks: they are some of the only textures that haven't changed much since Robot Utopia 1.0. The stone brick textures are very old. I should reboot them along with the rest of the pack.

I just realized that this pack completely lacks paintings. Anyone willing to help out as far as ideas go?

I'm thinking various holograms, terminals and computer mainframes. SHODAN or HAL-9000 for example.

Haha, I don't mind at all! It links people to my work, right?

Thanks for the ideas! I'll be sure to use them.

I'm updating on Tuesday for the snapshots.

Robot Utopia has been updated to 2.3 for the snapshots.

Quote from SVGK

and finally, the rose bush textures, along with all the other two block tall plants, are vanilla still, the texture files shows they are mechanical, but in the game, it shows the wrong textures, i don't have any other packs installed.

Hmm strange, they work for me. I'll look into that.

EDIT: Aaah, I see. That's a problem caused by renaming of the the texture files.

Fixed the problem where double plants showed up as vanilla in 13w39b. Updated the snapshot texture to 2.3.2.

I have updated the pack to 2.3.3, stained glass. This is the update I'm most happy about, since I have wanted something to make colored recessed lighting since day 1 of playing.

I also fixed the flower pots. Enjoy!

I hope you enjoy the video you've been waiting for.

Thanks so much for the review! It definitely helped me to distinguish what in my pack needs needs work.

Quite a good review, I might add. You definitely have your things together, and it shows.