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This is wonderful. I loved this game on my gameboy. Will you do it to look at it or will you create a Golden Sun like dungeon?

Dear robwowDusk,

First of all I need to say that I'm not that type of "gamer" who watches Let's Play videos and stuff like you described in this thread. So I'm not in position to judge this part.

But I surely know how to build up a story. And your story is just like every other story we see in cinema and television, even comicbooks. Uh theres is a evil guy who wants to do something evil but the last part of his masterpiece is missing. So there is this hero who needs to stop him from getting the last part done but he will not be able to do this alone so he needs his friends so they will find the last part before the evil guy. And what a surprise they find the last part before the evil guy and, woho wait the last piece was just e metaphor for love and friendship and creativity inside of us.

I do not want to discourage you! I think it's great that people use Minecraft for stuff like this. BUT the story you want to tell needs to be worked on. Think outside the bock.

Regards

MopsdeBops

It depends on how compact this has to be and how automated it should be. To stop a cart you just need one or two booster rails which are powered off. When it comes onti it, it stops. This would be one way

But it can be more complex and more automated. With pistons etc. Can't find a video but I alway use it with pistons.

Regards

Mops de Bops

Its gonna be a full adventure map with things to do. So far the dungeons I am working on are Sol Sanctum, Vale Cave, Vault Cave and Goma Cave. Im debating how the mobs will work.

A fanmade Golden Sun map!?

Heres an update of my Golden Sun world. So far I got Vale and Sol Sanctum almost done. Im pretty much done with vault (working inside its cave now) and Goma range is almost done. The red blocks on top of tress are the red leaf trees so Im hoping we get more leaf types in a update. Also the most of the landscape so far uses white and blue flowers so Im waiting for that update.

Im also working on premastering all of the soundtrack using only orchestral elements so when I eventually buy Elgoto I'll make a trailer with the music. One day we might get command blocks and you can listen to it while your playing it. That's what Im doing and man does it give the world emotion.

A drop down 2D game with low sound quality sound all remastered in Minecraft is a joy to any Golden Sun fan!

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To cure a zombie, create a splash potion of weakness and get a regular golden apple. The golden apple is just eight ingots of gold + one apple. The potion will be: nether wart, fermented spider eye (spider eye + sugar + brown mushroom), and then gunpowder. To cure a zombie villager, just throw the potion at the zombie and then feed the zombie the apple by pressing L2 on it. Then just wait about five minutes for it to convert.

This is weak boy stuff, try fixing your buildings with more detail.

Sticky = "Sticky" = doesn't let go.

It's from some strange science called English.

See? More than one of us can play the anti-civilization game.

;-P

But in all seriousness, they don't let go.

The ONLY ways to get a sticky piston to "drop" a block in "normal operation" is to pull it away with another sticky piston

OR

destroy the piston that is holding it.

Beyond that, You Can get a piston to push a block into another block and move it.

With a sticky piston the 'stuck' block is pulled back and the other one will stay put.

With regular pistons they both stay put.

All pistons can move up to 12 blocks this way before it can't move them.

This is useful for moving "dropped" sand/gravel rows across some surface.

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My problem is step 3 where I don't understand the basic principles of how pistons work.

Guys! I've found an okay way to take a screenshot!! First in minecraft look at what you wanna screen shot, then exit/save the game. What your screen was when you exited and saved will be your screenshot. Take a usb flashdrive and plug it in your PS3. Quit minecraft, then go to the little save data folder right above the cd and ps store. In that folder will be pictures of ALL your ps3 saves. Scroll until you find the picture you want to save. Press triangle on the option that says Copy+ with the ps plus sign. For the destination choose your flash drive. After it is done transferring unplug the flash drive from your PS3. Plug it into your computer. open up the file that starts with an n. For us users it'll start with NPUB and for UK users I'm not sure. Once you are inside that folder there will be an image. You can drag that image out of the folder and do whatever you want with it! it is your new finished "screenshot"!