This is a nice video that surfaced a few weeks ago. It compares similarities of Rising World and Minecraft. It's not meant to promote or show which is better but its nice to see the similarities. I also found myself as a decoration towards the end of the video O_o
Not sure who this guy is but I imagine he must be on this forum too since he snagged my icon.
Yes! This community is amazing!
yeah. It hit my computer already. No changelog yet. I see the game can now be paused. Other than that I dont think there is any content besides the API integration. Lumber can be crafted on the saw bench which was one of my requests. I think I see an improvement to distance rendering but I could be mistaken about that.
I was not suggesting the music be fitting to the game itself. But the music and the montage from the movie was about doing something great and getting the job done.
This piece of music always pops in my mind whenever a Rising World update comes out. The music is from an inspiring montage scene in the Jobs (2013) movie where the first Macintosh computer is designed and tested. When that RW update hits, like this scene, we see the end result of all the thought and labor put into it. A job well done. 
red has plans for an electrical system and industrial crafting system. At that point we might see automated machines to do things.
Red,
at 19:30 (start earlier to see the rest of the fence collisions) it seems like the cow glitches through a fence, although maybe its like jumping over but jumping is not really animated yet.
If anyone was curious about penning up farm animals, Red51 stated (in a joking manner) on Steam that you could technically use a rolling pin to chase a cow or pig towards a penned area then block off the exit. Ofcourse in the future there will be better ways to domesticate animals but I mentioned this to a youtuber who actually pulled it off! 
BTW, Radioman has an awesome lets play series. The action begins at 10:40 incase the link starts from the beginning.
the rotation restriction is on placing a crafted storage container. A blueprint not including blocks is free to rotate so in theory a blueprinted crate should be rotateable as a barrel is. Some people have exploited this to create the appearance of a cellar with beer barrels on their side. Very lovely looking incidentally. 
Well I'll be. Good work with this blueprint, but my question is, if you make a blueprint of a barrel, and it has items in it, do the items get included in the blueprint?
nope
i just thought of something. The blueprint hack for turning a barrel sideways might be a applicable to crates as well.
I just had a thought about how nice it would be to place a full or empty bucket. A full bucket placed next to a furnace seems appropriate. An empty bucket placed outside would be great for catching future rainfall.
I also had a thought about stacking the new storage crates but that won't work since they open upwards. It would be cool to recreate the end scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Oh geez, I haven't seen that movie since I saw it in the theater in the 1980s. As I vaguely recall, there was that blast fishing scene in it. I think it's time I pick the series up on DVD or via iTunes and watch it again. Seeing as TNT is on the "Not yet working" list, who knows what the future of the game will bring.
Yup! The movie started with him dropping dynamite sticks into the hudson river to fish. He was promptly visited by the NYPD on a boat 
No bazooka or hand grenades? What am I supposed to fish with? A fishing rod? Geez, so primitive. Heheh
you dummy.. haven't you ever watched Crocodile Dundee II ?
Nice. This is why I love Rising World because it gets straight to the point without screwing up in the middle.
This is the biggest advantage to a small dev team, less hands in the pot and more community interraction.
When this flag marker (a special craftable item) is implemented, its location should be registered and visible in the API. We should be able to see markers owned by a user or global/public markers.
Yes, it's definitely our intention to add roofs to the game. I can't say for sure but I guess they will be available very soon
Curious.. are you planning a kind of modular building system?
Indeed. We just need some of those new character models hanging from nooses, a scarecrow, and pumpkin patches and we will be all set
I was unaware of this affect as you go underground. But I have personally observed it when I go to work at the office and all the crazy stuff happens. I love the attention to realism. Perhaps one day there will be an office in hell. I figure it would be an opportunity for us IT guys to prepare for the afterlife!
Maybe the heartbeat after you die in hell is a feature. I imagine that if I respawned after being in such a scary place then i would take a while to calm down. Hell, it takes me a few hours to calm down after driving home.
50% off.
time to re-live the gory glory of my youth.
