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I was thinking that it might be convenient to increase our flight speed while in fly mode by double tapping the "W" button (or forward), much like when we run. Is this something that Mojang has already considered? I know the Xbox version already has this feature and saves time instead of having to manually change your flight speed.

-Nuro

I am still looking for a solution to this problem. The Xbox version of Minecraft has managed to solve this issue. It is really hindering my ability to build quickly and accurately on the PC version. How have people done this?

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I get how you edited the video to show the most exciting parts and make it fit the music, but is there any chance you guys could upload to youtube a full video of the entire ride (without music). There were a lot of places where the video skipped ahead slightly and I didn't get to see parts of what was built that I would like to have seen. Thanks.

Sorry man...There were NO cuts. What you see is one continuous shot from beginning to end. The only editing I did was to add the title and credits at the end. Also I added the music. I used Sony Vegas for the titles but no other effects were used at all! One shot from start to finish just like Beetlejuice. = )

Wow. Logged on to cruise the forums and saw this. You guys rock. Thank you so much! -Nuro

Nuropsych1 here from Beetlejuice : A Minecraft Rollercoaster. Just wanted to share our latest project that we are currently working on. Let me know what you think.


Thanks everybody.

-Nuro

Hello fellow crafters. Just posted our newest Minecraft Beetlejuice Rollercoaster on Youtube and I wanted to see what you guys thought. Built in CREATIVE MODE!

Thanks a bunch!




-nuropsych1

I just uploaded my first roller coaster build on You Tube. I have seen many many coaster builds online but I had never seen a quality Xbox coaster. They might b out there, but they are all on PC.

So I set out to build a themed minecart roller coaster on the Xbox 360 that I would enjoy riding in real life. I have yet to see something like it. Insanity of the Creeper's Shrine comes closest and inspired me to do this.

Anyways...I figured people who frequent these forums are more knowledgeable and experienced than I and I would appreciate some input and feedback.

I was only introduced to Minecraft this October 2012....this posting is in January 2013 so I recognize I am NOOB.



Thank you!

-nuropsych1

But I like having bragging rights over the PC about this thing.

...Yeah, I want it on the PC version, too....

Hey! I watch your videos
Just a friendly tip so this topic doesn't get removed, get rid of "download" in the title of this topic. If the moderators see it they'll delete the thread.

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Hello fellow crafters. Just posted our newest Minecraft Beetlejuice Rollercoaster on Youtube and I wanted to see what you guys thought. Built in CREATIVE MODE!

Thanks a bunch!




-nuropsych1

hell, that is the most impressive 3D build I ever seen (that wasnt made with a program that make the 3D models out of cad models or 3D studio models). You told the story of the movie with an animated rollercoaster baddass style with perfect 3D effects using inverted 3D for many objects and giving the right feeling of movements with the position of the rollercoaster. impressive, amazing!

There's a few things that need to tweaked about minecraft's creative mode flying.

First off, speed. You should be able to press a key to either speed up or slow down your flight speed. It's such a pain having to slowly fly some where.

Second, slowing down. I've noticed that when you let go of the ASDW keys you'll drift a little before you stop completely during flight. You need to stop INSTANTLY.

Third, flight activation. Tapping the space bar ( or what ever you have your jump key set to) twice can be a pain for people who are lagging. There needs to be an option in the controls menu that lets you edit your flying activation key.

Last, angular flying. There needs to be a setting that allows your character to fly in the direction his camera is pointing. Say you have your camera in a 40 degree angle. This means your character will fly in a 40 degree angle.

I'm sure if you've been into flying mode before, that you've noticed there's a certain drift when moving. By this, I mean that if I go into flying mode and move forward, when I release my forward button, my character will slow down and gently come to a stop, as opposed to stopping outright. I was wondering if anybody knew of a way to "correct" this, as its difficult to build with this sometimes. Also, what are your thoughts on this? Does it bother you, are you indifferent or do you support it?