Minecraft - Craftbook Cauldron Recipe Setup, and Building and Using In Game

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This is the beginning framework of the Enterprise - D in Minecraft ----- I didn't think this would go viral so quickly! It's not even done and on top of that, the Minecraft servers are down so I can't put it up... Some quick answers to some questions. Thanks for all the warm kudos. I'll take some time to tell you guys about how I made the ship and what my plans are for it. I've always wanted to make a 1:1 scale model of the Enterprise-D. Even when I was a kid, I thought how cool it would be to build the ship and live in it. One project I embarked on about a year ago was to build a 1:1 scale model of the enterprise in Sketchup. I got pretty far too. Sadly, my hard drive blew and I lost six months of work. The only thing I had was my original framework and It was just too painful to start over. One of the things that was not lost was the deck plans and a nice computer-friendly vector format, converted from the Whitefire plans (Not the Okuda ones). The plans are pretty rough, but workable. One day I need to go through and clean them up. The Minecraft world uses 1m^3 blocks, ans so, I simply converted my already scaled plans into a format that minecraft could take and imported each deck in batch, leaving 4 spaces in between for walls The original Enterprise is 642.5 Meters x 467.0 Meters x 137.5 Meters. This is about 3m per deck. Sadly, with the 1m deck you have to walk on, that only leaves 2m left over for hallway space. As your character is only 1.7m tall, you will be <b>...</b>

Minecraft is a good way to get you to question whether or not you have a life. Note: This video doesn't fully capture the true scale of this thing since most of the panning shots are taken from platforms above the model, and 90% of the video footage has been sped up 2x-8x, making it seem easy to run by quickly. To those requesting the music, I'm providing a download to the mix I made for the video. Don't expect it to be in much higher quality, or have extended playtime. This mix was simply ripped from the video itself as I no longer have the original track. (sourcing details in the ID3 tag.) Music track for this video: drop.io And here's a link to the post explaining how I did it on the Minecraft Forums, my username there is Misa. minecraftforum.net The post explaining how I did it should be at the very end of page 8. (if you get a 404, just try again later, the time I posted this just happens to be a time where Notch is having trouble with the web server.)