Castle On Minecraft
An enormous castle in the desert. The main materials are gold quartz obsidian lapis and glass. Every block was hand placed with no help from mcedit or any.
Hello guys, This is another build of mine I recently created, as you can see I've been working on editing effects in Sony Vegas Pro like Starbust, Lens flare etc. So it took a while to render out and publish. The build itself is not that big, it's a kind of castle arabic/Babylon gardens/desert thing, located on a small desert on my island with other medieval stuff. There is also a little village / town / city thing nearby. Yeah, there are some lags during this video and that is because I forgot to set my RAM priority to Minecraft, as I usually do. Download link.
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Contents. The Overworld The Overworld contains numerous generated structures, at a wide variety of scales. Terrain dictate the shape and height of the world. At this stage, the ground is made entirely of stone, with water filling in most empty spaces below layer 63, with exception for structures. Mountain Mountains are hills with extreme slopes and cliffs. Mountains can sometimes have caves through them. On an world, mountains are extremely common in all biomes except ocean and swamp biomes.
Hollows Hollows are the opposite of floating islands. They look like caves, but they have nothing to do with cave generation (although they may intersect with them).
When there are many overhangs, they close together and create a hollow. They have exactly the same floor as the terrain above, depending on the biome that they are located in, unlike caves. Hollows have no specific floor. Grass can generate inside too, and interestingly will survive without light.
When they generate under the sea level, they are filled with water. They are extremely rare in the world, but can be found in the world. A 'peninsula' Surface Surface layer The uppermost layers of the terrain are converted to a biome-dependent material: usually grass blocks and dirt, or sand in deserts and beaches. Podzol is found in mega taiga, mycelium in mushroom island biomes, and red sand is found in the mesa biome. Gravel is generated under sand. Basin Occasionally, instead of being converted to dirt or sand, the top layer is stripped away, leaving a 'basin' of bare. They bear some resemblance to a geological 'shield' (an area of tectonically stable rock that has been exposed to prolonged erosion due to its very old age; it is distinct from the geological term 'basin').
They seem to be more common in forest or plains, and are occasionally seen filled with water. Commonly, minerals can be found in these, generally and. If generated in a Mesa biome in the Java or Bedrock Editions, can also be seen. Lake Lakes are small bodies of liquid. Water lakes, which are small pools of water springs, can generate above sea level or inside caverns. They can also generate isolated underground, connected to no other structures whatsoever. When in a winter biome, these small lakes are never initially frozen but will turn to ice if exposed.
The lakes can also be composed of lava; however, lakes of lava are much rarer. Lava lakes found at the surface are surrounded by stone (which can be replaced by ore veins such as dirt, gravel and coal). Both types of lake generate with a small air pocket above them, which may result in floating sand, floating snow cover or even the top 2/3rds of trees above the lake. Lava lakes may cause trees to burn away. Ravine Ravines are tall, long cracks of, usually measuring around 30 to 50 blocks in height, 84 to 112 blocks long and no more than 7 blocks wide. Ravines can have small ledges along the top. They can be found at levels 20 to 68, sometimes appearing on the world surface or underwater, forming canyons and trenches.
They can go very deep underground, sometimes spawning or exposing. If they reach deep enough, they may also be floored by the lava lakes at level 11.
In the Amplified world type, ravines can reach from surface level to bedrock. Ravines can also be found in oceans or rivers having a waterfall from the river/ocean falling into them.
Ravines can connect to caves, dungeons, abandoned mineshafts, and any other generated structures. Due to the large surface area of their walls, ravines often have water and/or lava flowing down them (from springs in the walls, underground lakes, or even openings to the sea). In, ravines always go all the way down to bedrock, which causes lava to generate at the bottom. Obsidian often forms at the bottom as water sources flow down into the lava. Main article: Abandoned mineshafts are structures generated underground which consist of branching mining tunnels with wooden supports and broken passing through it. Spawners can be found in mineshafts.
Open areas generate with oak wooden bridges instead of leaving floating platforms. They contain minecarts with chests that may have rare items such as and. They may also contain iron ingots, coal, pickaxes, and other useful items. They are likely to expose veins of coal, iron, lapis lazuli, gold ore, and rarely, and diamond ore. Abandoned mineshafts will also generate partially above ground in mesa biomes.
Main article: Strongholds are structures that contain multiple rooms, doors and other aspects (some of these rooms include libraries, fountain rooms, dungeon-like rooms, etc.). There are 128 per world only (1 to 3 in, and 3 in )., doors, monster eggs and stone slabs are the materials that make up the strongholds. They also contain, which one should be careful of when digging around in strongholds. Portals to are found in specific rooms in strongholds. Chests may be found containing items such as, iron tools/armor, and. Strongholds can be found by right clicking an, which will be thrown into the air and point the direction where the is, showing the way to the stronghold.
In, strongholds have a chance to generate under village wells in addition to the normal 3 in a ring. Main article: Dungeons are small, mostly underground, one-room spaces bordered by and, and typically contain chests with rare items, and a hostile in the center. Dungeons generate with either a zombie (50% chance), skeleton (25% chance), or spider (25% chance) spawner. Occasionally a player may find that the spawner is covered with gravel and will be harder to reach, yet the mobs can still spawn with the gravel around it. The chests may contain rare valuables, such as, and. Rarely, multiple dungeons can generate next to each other. Dungeons generated in a desert can sometimes be visible from the surface due to the sand falling down.
Coal, iron, gold, redstone, diamond, lapis lazuli: Any in the overworld Emerald: Extreme Hills Nether quartz: the Nether Consists of. A mineral vein is a natural deposit of ores. Players can come across these veins in caverns or anywhere where there is natural stone. Underground deposits of dirt and gravel are generated in this step, followed by the more precious ores: coal, iron, gold, redstone, diamond, emerald (in extreme hill biomes) and lapis lazuli. They can only form in stone, and do not replace each other or any other block.
However, there is one exception: other ores can replace andesite, diorite and granite. Note that two or more mineral veins can form next to each other and make it look like a mineral vein made of more than one material.