Matthew (or Matt, either/or) with my IGN set as akatsuki590.
2. How old are you?[/b]
20 years of age as of 2015
3. Which country are you from?[/b]
The United States of America
4. How many years have you played Minecraft for?[/b]
I have played for 5 years and counting.
5. On a scale of 1-10, rate your building skills.[/b]
8
6. Why should we choose you over the rest?[/b]
I have extensive knowledge of medieval history, architecture, and town planning, allowing me to create fantasy buildings based on the middle ages with enough historical precision to make them seem rooted in the times. I am able to build anything ranging from simple peasant abodes to city structures to massive cathedrals and castles.
7. Do you have any examples of your work?[/b]
I have a Planet Minecraft account (known as Exsul) which I am providing two projects from:
To answer DrWeegee, I am referring to a vanilla game. Firstly, I would like to thank you all for your information. Secondly, if at all possible, I would like to propose another question: Is it then possible to "create" daylight in an area where it would otherwise not be? Is a command block or other such object capable of doing such without a light source nearby?
Hey, I was wondering if it is at all possible to manually set block opacity so as to allow for natural light to travel through otherwise solid blocks? Has anyone done so with such programs as MC edit or other miscellaneous tools?
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1. What is your name?[/b]
Matthew (or Matt, either/or) with my IGN set as akatsuki590.
2. How old are you?[/b]
20 years of age as of 2015
3. Which country are you from?[/b]
The United States of America
4. How many years have you played Minecraft for?[/b]
I have played for 5 years and counting.
5. On a scale of 1-10, rate your building skills.[/b]
8
6. Why should we choose you over the rest?[/b]
I have extensive knowledge of medieval history, architecture, and town planning, allowing me to create fantasy buildings based on the middle ages with enough historical precision to make them seem rooted in the times. I am able to build anything ranging from simple peasant abodes to city structures to massive cathedrals and castles.
7. Do you have any examples of your work?[/b]
I have a Planet Minecraft account (known as Exsul) which I am providing two projects from:
-Westermont Cathedral, a high-to-late Medieval Gothic Cathedral: http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/the-city-of-brimwylm---westermont-cathedral/
-A building pack with Romanesque churches, peasant houses and city houses. It also includes a large inn built for fantasy settings, as it is too large for any real medieval structure: http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/23-building-medieval-pack/
8. Your Skype username (or Facebook if you prefer that)[/b]
Skype account: practicalproblems
Skype username: M.P.
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To answer DrWeegee, I am referring to a vanilla game. Firstly, I would like to thank you all for your information. Secondly, if at all possible, I would like to propose another question: Is it then possible to "create" daylight in an area where it would otherwise not be? Is a command block or other such object capable of doing such without a light source nearby?
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Hey, I was wondering if it is at all possible to manually set block opacity so as to allow for natural light to travel through otherwise solid blocks? Has anyone done so with such programs as MC edit or other miscellaneous tools?
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Where did you hear about the server: gurman8r sent me the link to this.
Do you understand and accept the rules: Yes.
What's our policy on raging: Don't.