Ich liebe die Pyramide! Die Schneekugel und das Rentier haben mich dazu inspiriert, auch meine eigenen zu machen 
ist die pyramide etwas besonderes deutsches? Normalerweise denke ich an die in Ägypten, wenn ich „Pyramide“ sehe, aber jetzt habe ich mehrere Baupläne gesehen, die Ihren ähneln, und ich bin neugierig. (dein ist bisher mein Favorit)
red51 oh also what about quarter cylinders? they were an afterthought i had and probably got overlooked as part of my signature(which i've now changed to be less easily confused for main text)i just realized the 'arc' piece is already a quarter cylinder. 'doh! the name always confused me cuz, to me, an 'arc' would be a hollow half cylinder. and a hollow quarter cylinder (or arc) would still be a nice addition, i think.
Dieses Schiff meinte ich, keine Ahnung warum der Link nicht funktioniert hat.
Hier befindet sich im unteren Teil (Vorratskammer) ein Flechtkorb mit Deckel.
This ship I meant, no idea why the link didn't work.
Here in the lower part (pantry) there is a wicker basket with lid.
oh wow somehow i missed that during my tour, that's incredible!
this is EXACTLY the kind of cabin i want to build for my home in survival mode! and it's so well done!
this would be a big ask, but it would be very useful for making irregular shapes, like letters and filigree. i'd like to see either a tool that allows block placement like the above gifs, or specific blocks that behave this way (a cuboid and cylindrical version, ideally).
basically vectors, where you set individual points and the game would generate connected blocks that follow that path-one block between each pair of points, stretched and rotated as needed automatically. (i don't mean for them to create unique solid singular blocks, like the gif showing the result being a pen tip- i just mean the outline) i know the curvy one would be extra difficult, but i would be plenty happy with just the straight one, as you could still use it to make your own curves a bit easier than currently.
i also know you can do this by hand already- placing, snapping, and rotating blocks one by one. i just think this would be a cool feature that would make it easier/more fun to do... and a bit more immersive for things like rope.
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In diesem Schiff findest du einen Flechtkorb mit Deckel der genau so aussieht. Besteht allerdings aus ca. 5000 Bauelementen!
Meine Grafikkarte & ich würden sich also auch darüber freuen.
In this ship you will find a wicker basket with lid that looks exactly like this. However, it consists of about 5000 components!
My graphics card & I would also be happy about it.
the link doesn't work for me, but i believe it!
i didn't see anything quite like it in-game already, and woven wood would be very difficult to manufacture, so how about a texture for it?
like this, for baskets and furniture!
my husband and i just took a tour of it in unity, and we're very inspired, it's absolutely gorgeous!
Actually we did already prepare some of these block shapes
This is a rough overview of the upcoming block shapes:
- half sphere
- hollow half sphere
- quarter sphere
- hollow quarter sphere
- eighth sphere
- hollow eighth sphere
- alt. slope corner (slope corner type that was still missing)
Probably we'll add them shortly after the npc update. We'll also increase the quality of the cylinders, hollow cylinders and the sphere (so they appear more rounded).
We'll think about the inverted cylinder and the hollow cone / hollow half cone. What would be the use-case for these shapes?
*delighted shrieking* i'm so excited, thankyou so much! i'm gonna make such cool stuff with those!
i tried to make some hollow spheres with one flat area for eyeballs and i couldn't get the seams not to show- maybe the better hollow cylinders will fix the issues i was having
the inverted cylinder would, for me, mainly be used for streamlining the process of building round windows in houses and boats. but i imagine you could also use it for any holes, including those in fabric where a string goes through. instead of having to individually scale and rotate 4 arcs per hole in a wall, you'd then only need to adjust the single inverted cylinder.
the hollow cone and half cone i don't have anything as specific in mind personally, but they strike me as useful shapes that would be difficult to make from scratch. i would probably use them for sculptures of animals- it can be really tricky to get the right curves there. the hollow cone could be used for tipi's in part, reducing the work load somewhat, and maybe fancy cups. oh! ice cream cones! and roof steeples- that one is probably important to a lot of people. and having a half version makes it easier to make small adjustments, like if you want a small gable on one side of the steeple, then you have something to go on for the surrounding area and don't have to make the other side from scratch.
oh my gosh my husband is going to squeal with glee when he sees this!!!
my husband and i just took a tour together and it was really fun! this is a truly incredible build. how long did it take you to make?
i figured out how to get the smaller details on the snowpeople to persist when shrunk regardless of the config settings! use these versions with the regular snowglobe (not the ones that say 'fine' snow) and you'll be able to shrink the resulting snowglobe down to a realistic size
Die sind dir richtig gut gelungen, Respekt.
You've done really well, respect.
danke! the snowflakes took a really long time to place...
my own finished snowglobe
some extras that didn't fit in the main post, including individual stick arms for re-posing the snowpeople, two additional pine trees, and two additional snowglobes (with more and less snow).
choose between three snowglobe bases, whatever configuration of snowman, snowwoman, snowperson, and tree you like, and make your own snowglobe.
unfortunately they can only be shrunk so much before some details disappear(unless you have that disabled in the config files), but i've added versions that hold up better further down in this thread.
AlphaGodith You want to concert a bluepriint into a moveable objekt? That would bei fine for furniture and decoration parts, but I don't know if that would be possible at this stage of the game. The only one who can answer that is red51. Same with your other suggestion.
yeah, it's not a thing at the moment, but if it's something they could work into an update, that would be so awesome, don't you think?
basically its what you ask for. you got the ghost-shape of a block, allign it with a previous one and then move it into the position you like. if you hit ctrl button you can have a look all around if its the position you want before you finally place the block.
it's really not... yeah it gets stuff closer than just starting it on the ground, but there is a LOT of fine tuning the rotation and position still that could be eliminated by not having to delete and re-place the block at all. it's great that it works for you, but i use modular snapping all the time and i am telling you it is not enough for the things i make.
It was the same in Java. Just hit the Return-key (Enter Button) and the block will automatically get attached / docked onto the part you are looking at.
I work nearly 100% of the time with this. Its so convenient. And when i use ctrl to hold the part in place i can then maneuvr it exactly where i want and rotate it as i desire
you mean modular snap? that's only really useful when you're working with basic rectangular prisms in rows... i'm usually using irregular shapes in irregular configurations.
Why not use the magnet/docking mode
i don't know what that is. is it in the unity version?
