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Deadalready posted a message on Interior Design Ideas (updated 29 Sept 11)Please comment and give Rep if this thread was helpful!Posted in: Screenshots
It makes sure other minecrafters get the chance to see this thread too!
Isis Style Bedroom by Deadalready, on Flickr
Modern Kitchen by Deadalready, on Flickr
Ice Themed Bedroom by Deadalrady, on Flickr
Have you ever built a house and thought it looked a little lonely?
Ever needed inspiration on how to decorate your place?
Ever wanted to recreate something but couldn't work out how to do it?
This thread is all about pimping out the interior of your crib with furniture, made using the vanilla Minecraft game.
The aim is to provide as many bits of furniture in as many interesting designs, styles and periods as possible in one easy to access thread. If you have some ideas for cool looking furniture (using vanilla Minecraft) please post it in this thread to help others fill their homes!
When I see good designs that aren't already posted I'll add them to this post!
Beds
Sheep go cold so you don't have to, rest your weary eyes on these nice sleep solutions.
Poster Bed by peniel789, on Flickr
Goth Bedroom by Deadalready, on Flickr
Beding by Painmaker (large pictures)
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/184137-painmakers-bed-emporium/page__p__2812229__fromsearch__1#entry2812229
Bunk Beds by Painmaker
Relaxing Bedroom by Painmaker
Four post bed by Deadalready, on Flickr
Simple Bed: Use snow for the white parts by Deadalready, on Flickr
Electrical
Keep up with the Jones's with these black and white goods.
Home Entertainment Set by PhanaticD
CCTV, Hanging Unit and Rear Projection by Deadalready, on Flickr
Sound Systems: Simple to high end by Deadalready, on Flickr
Surround sound system by Deadalready, on Flickr
TV by Deadalready, on Flickr
Low range computers by Deadalready, on Flickr
Gaming computer by Deadalready, on Flickr
High end gaming computer by Deadalready, on Flickr
Fireplaces and Heating
Are you stuck in a Tundra biome? Do your cold toes need some warming up? Here are some suggestions to warm your cold fingers.
Contemporary Ethanol Heater by Deadalready, on Flickr
Contemporary fireplace by Deadalready, on Flickr
Traditional Fireplace by Deadalready, on Flickr
Flooring
Whenever decorating a house try and separate the walls, floor and roof by making them all a different material. Using wood or cobble for all sides looks incredibly boring and makes the room look smaller. My recommendation is also to break up your living areas with a few different flooring ideas, separating your rooms with different colours looks great and makes it seem more homely.
Wood and Cyan Carpet by Deadalready, on Flickr
Did you know furnaces make good flooring? It's also a way to hide them if you don't like the look. by Deadalready, on Flickr
Pay attention to flooring, the last thing you want is too much detail that makes it look messy. Balance your plain floors with borders in slightly more detailed blocks for a nice effect by Deadalready, on Flickr
Patterns: There are infinite patterns possible on flooring, mix them up a little. by Deadalready, on Flickr
Traditional Checkerboard: Sometimes plain black and white is too overpowering for rooms so try using greys instead. Some rooms will even work with other colours. by Deadalready, on Flickr
Checkered Chests: Besides looking really nice you can hide a huge amount of equipment in the floor without taking up more room. by Deadalready, on Flickr
Checkered Chests: Logs make excellent flooring but if used in excess confuses the eye, mix them with plain blocks like chests for a pleasing effect. by Deadalready, on Flickr
Music Blocks look good on the floor! by Deadalready, on Flickr
Lighting Ideas
No point coming home after a nice day's mining to be absconded by creepers, light your place up with these lighting ideas.
1.8 Hanging Lights by Deadalreadyn, on Flickr
Cut Glass Windows by Deadalready, on Flickr
Cross Windows by Deadalready, on Flickr
Snowflake Light by Unknown, on Flickr
Fire torch by Deadalready, on Flickr
Chandelier by Deadalready, on Flickr
Lights: Contemporary, simple and lamp post by Deadalready, on Flickr
Large Chandeliers by Deadalready, on Flickr
Tall Light and Lamp by Deadalready, on Flickr
Outdoor Furniture
Maybe not strictly interior but useful on patios and such.
Small Trees and pot plants by Deadalready, on Flickr
Folding Chairs/sun bath decks by Alarion, on Flickr
Hand Pump Well ~ infinite water supply too! by Deadalready, on Flickr
Outdoor Umbrella by Alarion, on Flickr
Kitchen and Bathrooms
Did you know renovating these areas is worth 30% of your household value!
Contemporary Basin by Deadalready, on Flickr
Redstone Cooktop by Alarion, on Flickr
toilet by Alarion, on Flickr
indoor spa bath by Deadalrady, on Flickr
Sinks with Mirror (snow blocks!) by Deadalready, on Flickr
Oven, range hood, faucet and chopping board. Don't use iron blocks for kitchens as it looks bad, use snow blocks for that nice clean look. by Deadalready, on Flickr
Shower by Deadalready, on Flickr
2 Dispenser Fridge by Deadalready, on Flickr
Oven and grill by Deadalready, on Flickr
Cooktop, BBQ Grill and wood oven by Deadalready, on Flickr
Bath tub by Deadalready, on Flickr
Bathtubs by Deadalready, on Flickr
Large spa bath by Deadalready, on Flickr
Toilets by Deadalready, on Flickr
Sink by Deadalready, on Flickr
Top loader and front loading washing machine by Deadalready, on Flickr
Scarecrows
Get off mah lawn!
Cute small scarecrow by Deadalready, on Flickr
Fatty Crow by Deadalready, on Flickr
Boney Crow by Deadalready, on Flickr
Robot head and old man crow by Deadalready, on Flickr
Seating Small
Only ingrates and neanderthals sit on the floor, invite your friends over for a seat.
Reclining Armchair by Deadalready, on Flickr
Bro Couch Recliners by Deadalready, on Flickr
Contemporary Open Chair by Deadalready, on Flickr
Thrones by Virix/Caratacus, on Flickr
Luxury Chair by Not Sure :tongue.gif:, on Flickr
Arm Chairs by Deadalready, on Flickr
Small Table Set by Deadalready, on Flickr
Cushions and Sitting Mats by Deadalready, on Flickr
Bar Stools by Deadalready, on Flickr
Bench by Deadalready, on Flickr
Open Back Benches by Deadalready, on Flickr
Armchairs by Deadalready, on Flickr
Small Armchairs by Deadalready, on Flickr
Low Back Chairs by Deadalready, on Flickr
Small Chairs by Deadalready, on Flickr
Seating Large
Big sofas are good for those who like to be far enough away to avoid BO but close enough to punch their friends when loosing a game on the Wii!
Contemporary Public Seat by Deadalready, on Flickr
Recliner with Shelf by Deadalready, on Flickr
Open recliner with shelf by Deadalready, on Flickr
Marble Seat by Deadalready, on Flickr
Corner Sofa by Deadalready, on Flickr
Segmented Sofa by Deadalready, on Flickr
Sofa Set by Deadalready, on Flickr
Small Sofas by Deadalready, on Flickr
Contemporary Ergonomic Chairs by Deadalready, on Flickr
Storage
Shelves, drawers, pantries and areas for you to hide those skellingtons.
Drawers by Deadalready, on Flickr
Pantry by Deadalready, on Flickr
Fridge by Fridge, on Flickr
Wardrobe by Deadalready, on Flickr
Wooden display shelves by Deadalready, on Flickr
Shelves: Can also be done in cobble or cooked stone for different effects by Deadlready, on Flickr
Tables
Sometimes that **** is hot! Put it down, take a load off eat like a proper educated :biggrin.gif:
Misc
Simple Table by peniel789, on Flickr
Picnic Set by peniel789, on Flickr
Pressure plate on top of fence post by Notch, on Flickr
Contemporary Marble and Glass Set by Deadalready, on Flickr
Gothic Hanging Table by Deadalready, on Flickr
Picnic Table by Deadalready, on Flickr
Square group table by Deadalready, on Flickr
Low Korean BBQ by Deadalready, on Flickr
Koeran BBQ Table! by LarvaLounge, on Flickr
Marble Dining Set by Deadalready, on Flickr
Large Table by Deadalready, on Flickr
Executive Desks by Deadalready, on Flickr
Bar by peniel789, on Flickr
1.7 Pool Table by peniel789, on Flickr
Coat Rack by Deadalready, on Flickr
Museum Exhibits by Deadalready, on Flickr
Japanese Shrine by Deadalready, on Flickr
Trough by Deadalready, on Flickr
Pool tables: if you can tolerate mobs grass works really well for this instead of wool by Deadalready, on Flickr
Pot plants by Deadalready, on Flickr
Photo frames by Deadalready, on Flickr
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Maybe if you wanted instant money and to do nothing for yourself then this server isn't for you. The prices in the admin shop encourage players to trade with each other rather than using the admin shops for buying while still providing an easy source of income. We're not the only server to use this, not by far.
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Time: 20/08/12 6:33 PM
Description: Exception occured in ModLoader
java.lang.VerifyError: (class: mod_Macros, method: clientConnect signature: (Lasu;)V) Incompatible argument to function
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredFields0(Native Method)
at java.lang.Class.privateGetDeclaredFields(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredFields(Unknown Source)
at ModLoader.setupProperties(ModLoader.java:2064)
at ModLoader.addMod(ModLoader.java:342)
at ModLoader.readFromModFolder(ModLoader.java:1429)
at ModLoader.init(ModLoader.java:932)
at ModLoader.addAllRenderers(ModLoader.java:185)
at avy.<init>(RenderManager.java:87)
at avy.<clinit>(RenderManager.java:14)
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.a(SourceFile:260)
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.run(SourceFile:516)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
Hey, I get this error when trying to use modloader+lite loader with no other mods on.
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Seriously do you people not ever read these forums properly?
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To the first quote: This is experimental, these snapshots are designed so people can quickly find all the bugs and get ready for new features, the ssp server feature is brilliant and i'm 100% sure they will make it able to play offline aswell as online.
NB: I also find it quite funny that I know the majority of people flipping out about this aren't running the true game and are using cracked clients hehe
To the second: People have been able to host server from there own computers forever but that has never stopped server hosts. This is because server hosts offer extremely high data speed and usually higher amount of RAM with the advantage that the server is 24/7. Also this server ssp is for use over LAN networks so basically it means we can invite people around and have LAN parties for minecraft which is f*cking boss!
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