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Alright, so I've been working on what I nicknamed the Spire. It's sitting at the base of what I put my camp, and I'm still working on it. But I need some imput, this is going to house both an ender portal and a nether portal, and I'm still debating putting in several monster spawners, kinda like some sort of cage thing for each. This is going to be one of the larger towers I've been wanting to do for quite sometime. That and should I just keep doing the tower in obsidian? Take a look, see what you think.


This is just the inside part of the tower, everything else is just outside.

No pics, no clicks.

ya i think there was some glitchy chunk generation right around the 1.9-pre days, maybe 1.0. It could do things like that, and i seem to remember that it was just a single chunk at a time, or maybe a small number of them that looked out of place. you could probably find some posts about it if you look hard enough.

Although, that does seem more drastic than I remember, so the orc above may be correct as well. If Nork is correct, consider yourself lucky that it isn't more drastic.

No, but if you will try to craft the modded item the client will crash.

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Hey, guys ready for a dumb question? I was looking at this for doing some of the Zelda adventure maps, and the Dam, and whatever else comes across that uses adventurecraft right? But I want to keep the saves I have right now. If I was going to download this, would it effect those files, or could I just use MCpatcher to fix it up once and not mess my files up? *if that just made sense to any of you. :/

There are no dumb questions--only a LOT of dumb people haha. So.... did you notice how the OP said it's a "standalone" mod? That means that Adventurecraft is like totally separate, man! Disregard the fact that you have any files in your minecraft folders besides "minecraft.exe". Nothing will be affected. To play minecraft, you run minecraft. To play Adventurecraft, you run Adventurecraft. AC uses the MC platform, nothing else. It's basically a completely separate program. Does this answer your question? Yes? SCWHING!