Since the 1.1.0 update, and the Superflat map option, and noticing when it does it, it places the ground near the Bedrock level, I tried to recreate this in 1.0.0.
\nWell, it works, but I’m getting the Bedrock Dim\/Fog treatment that was introduced in 1.8 Beta. It goes away when I get to Block Level 30.<\/p>\n
So anyway, I had an idea to put my old Mynecraft maps onto it. Since the early days of Alpha I’ve been unable to. But I never tried it as a Flat Map. And sure enough, it works!
\nYou see, normally the grass base is sitting at Level 60, with a max height at 128, and all of my Mynecraft maps have a max ceiling of 255. By digging down, I’ve “increased” the height to 252, which allowed even the tallest skyscraper in city_portal_hub to fit.<\/p>\n
I then connected river, and residential. No longer do I have to use portals to connect the maps (in Classic, infinite maps don’t exist). Here’s the ingame results;<\/p>\n
I’m going to be using the mod Steve’s Carts, as “cars” (even though there are car mods). Putting minecart tracks everywhere. I found a Car Mod. It’s simple, and it works. So I get to say fuck you to Steve’s Carts and uninstall it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Since the 1.1.0 update, and the Superflat map option, and noticing when it does it, it places the ground near the Bedrock level, I tried to recreate this in 1.0.0. Well, it works, but I’m getting the Bedrock Dim\/Fog treatment … Continue reading
\nThe two interstates make me want to dump the entire idea of a transit system and go with a highway system, the fact I can link the maps together. But I’m unsure at this time. Dumping the transit system idea would also dump Railcraft.
\nOk, I’ll take that back. I forgot how “nice” the author is when I told him I couldn’t get out of the Driving Cart. He was all “Well I’m<\/em> not having an issue. If I’m not, I’m not going to fix it. So fuck you.”<\/p>\n