Thank you. I tried that, but you can only condense the blocks down so far, and it's sadly too thick. Also, it's super hard to get the two meeting pieces to meet in a way that allows for the sharply pointed bottom of that piece to look nice there. I was hoping to do exactly that, but sadly it doesn't work.
if you switch to creative mode you can then scale blocks even smaller than what's possible in survival mode.
Actually your idea for the corner was right, you just need to change the way you're doing it a bit. Use a thin square the same thickness as the 1/4 round piece placed on the ceiling, then you place that corner piece you tried using on that. Then you'll just need to extend one of the trim peices a bit to fill the gap and you should be good.
Graphics drivers not up to date, although if your CPU has integrated graphics you'll have to update the drivers for that as well.
Right now the Java version is still the official version. Once Red51 gets the Unity version caught up to the Java version and that replaces the Java version on the store page then the Java version will just move to the beta branch like the Unity version is now. Then you could just remove yourself from the beta branch testing and it would only load the Unity version.
So nothing you can do about it right this second, but soon-ish.
Oh hell we could do a whole separate thread on just the different door styles we'd all love to see. lol
When Toolman said bullet shape in their post that's what instantly gave it away to me that they were referring to Gothic style....yup I'm that much of an archi nerd. lol
Sorry for responding so late to this topic
Unfortunately I can't say for sure when the new block shapes will be ready, but most likely this will happen with the store page update (or the update right after the store page update).
Could you maybe provide an example image of the door shape you're looking for?
There are a few arched doors, but it sounds like you're referring to a different door shape?^^
From the sounds of it I'm guessing they're referring to a gothic style arched door like this
Having to do physical wiring for electrical would be a huge hit to performance, especially on servers. Being able to set up signals to control lights , machinery, etc. and then having the typical area of effect for power generation machinery is still the best option.
That said and something I haven't seen other games do is allow you to select with power generator within an area is used for each machinery, etc. For example, say you have solar, hydro, and fuel burning power generators all within the same radius. Being able to select using the solar for just the lights of a building, hydro / windmill / watermill for smaller machinery, and fuel burning for high output machinery is something you can't really do in games and would be a great way to add more complexity to power without causing a huge hit to game performance.
There's also a UK set of series "Tales From The Green Valley", "Tudor Monastery Farm", "Edwardian Farm", "Victorian Farm", and "Secrets Of The Castle" that also show how a lot of the older buildings were built, how farms were laid out, etc. and can be great reference.
They're all old enough series that it shouldn't be hard to find them posted on the net somewhere.
It will work after the update comes out.......
Reminds me of the Star Trek movie where they had to take the Enterprise out while it was still being worked on and all the important stuff was getting "installed on Tuesday".
Yes had that worked out... was trying to get Philippines language to work in Rising World .......
Yeah Unity apparently still like to be a pain in the ass when it comes to language codes, was hoping the older code format would work for you.
Have temporarily removed the new language files while I test how to have the translation working if I have Mexican and Spanish in the same language folder....... Rising World apparently did not like my using an underscore in the file name.
Try es-es and es-MX using dash instead of underscores.
These types of technical objects are planned
The objects will be invisible unless you hold another "technical object" in your hands. Most of them will be configurable (e.g. a "water drop" effect where you can define the amount of water drops, direction etc)
I know item world persistence and the such is still a long ways off, but just thought of something that could be really cool.
Having a wind generator block that could be triggered by motion, pressure plate, etc. and when triggered it could blow leaves, etc. around.
My answer to inspiration is: YES! All of it. I'm up for trying nearly everything, but I guess my inclination is stick to the real world and smaller more intimate builds than larger, epic ones. Though probably a bit idealized as messy tends to be actually much harder to pull off.
Currently, I'm still working on the Safari Lodge/Camp; a tropical South Pacific Island; my own Home USA (just started and surprisingly giving me a lot of trouble getting the split levels to work out. Meters to feet is a big issue to the decimally challenged.) My Medieval tavern and village has sorta fallen into limbo. And in the previous version notably I built Wollaton Hall in Nottingham, UK. I've thought about trying to recreate it in Unity version, but it's only an idle thought. (I'm more likely to attempt it in Planet Zoo.)
I'm trying to stay motivated to play RW, but sadly, I am bored.
I keep running into either block shapes I need that we don't have yet, or needing water blocks, particle generators, etc. stuff to do a lot of the builds and blueprints I want to do so haven't really been building much lately either.
I've actually been thinking about recreating something from Minecraft in Rising World just for something different to do.
Copilot/dall-e produces quite good results. Sometimes a bit odd and don't try to get something written into the pic. But in general it's nice. I love to mess around with it
huh....maybe I'll give it a try just for something different, it does sound interesting.
im absolutely not into anime. some might be less "annoying" than others but in general its not my taste. though millions love it, so why not take it as inspiration
Every once in a while there's a couple that come out that are actually good storyline wise, etc., but overall yeah too many annoying ones, but then again same goes with movies and tv series lately as well.
You mentioned using ai for inspiration, how have the results been that you've been getting from it? I haven't really messed around with it.
Display MoreReal life, in my area there are lots of castles and ruins.
Also epic movies like lord of the rings. I'm one of the few persons who is disappointed by what Jackson made of this great story, characterwise and partially storywuse. But i admit the scenery is impressive.
I also read a lot and a good description of a building or area inspires me.
Lately i also use ai to get inspiration and it works very well
I get what you mean about Lord Of The Rings, it's the same thing with me and the newest attempt at Dune. I actually thought the early 2000's sci-fi (Sy-Fy) channel take on Dune and Children Of Dune was a lot better, minus the visual effects of course.
I've been rewatching the anime "Sword Art Online" and think I'm going to build the log cabin from it, could be a cool design to try and I don't normally build things from anime. https://swordartonline.fandom.…i/Forest_House_K4#Gallery
Particle effect generator blocks for things like steam, smoke, water splash, flowing water, shower head water, fountains, dust, sparks, etc.
Personally I'd like to see the base block be invisible once placed and with and on/off interaction. Maybe add a special pair of googles or special tool that allows you to see the base block for editing?
These would pair well with eventual water blocks and rotation blocks for making waterfalls, irrigation, windmills, water mills, etc. not to mention for chimneys and other usage.
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This is an older, more simplistic style Torii gate. More suited for home / garden / smaller shrines than the more ornate styles. Typically raw wood, painted wood, or made out of stone.
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BLUEPRINTS:
Wood:
Munetada_Torii_-_2x_-_Wood_1719246333.blueprint
Munetada_Torii_-_3x_-_Wood_1719246374.blueprint
Munetada_Torii_-_4x_-_Wood_1719246408.blueprint
Munetada_Torii_-_5x_-_Wood_1719246438.blueprint
Red:
Munetada_Torii_-_2x_-_Red_1719246656.blueprint
Munetada_Torii_-_3x_-_Red_1719246687.blueprint
Munetada_Torii_-_4x_-_Red_1719246729.blueprint
Munetada_Torii_-_5x-_Red_1719246770.blueprint
I personally won't ever use any of the translations simply because English is my own language, but just wanted to say thank you and really appreciate all of the hard work that you're putting in of your own accord to help others.
BLUEPRINTS:
Myojin_Torii_Gate_-_Red_1719149019.blueprint
Myojin_Torii_Gate_-_Tradtional_1719148799.blueprint
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NOTE: There are many different variations of Torii Gates, this is the one most people are used to seeing. The top lintel does have the slight curve to it on the ends, it's just hard to see in the photos.
Will be adding an even older more simplistic style that would be good for home plots / gardens in the future.
