Minecraft Worlds - Island
Starting from this corner of the island, you can see the main gate, as well as a few other points of interest that will come up later.
Entrance A to our underground minecart system.
WELCOME TO VILLAGER PRISON (AUSTRALIA)
NO MONSTERS ALLOWED
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Nonfunctional Slime Farm (No Refunds)
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Stupid People Housing Association
I had a whole lot of ideas for hidden redstone contraptions on this server. I think originally this trapdoor was going to be a block with a sticky piston that would retract, and a button far away from here that would set off a timed delay to trigger the piston, but I could never figure out how to make it work, or what to actually do with it.
This poor guy got stuck down here somehow.
This path originally had redstone leading to a specific furnace, which, if supplied with exactly the right amount of stuff, would trigger a timed delay which would open up a pathway elsewhere on the island for just a few seconds.
“Former Home of Awful Redstone Spaghetti”
Move along. Nothin’ to see here.
stupid person housing (tm)
Here was where we brought villagers up to our custom-made island village. Ultimately it was a bit of a wasted effort because the villagers all immediately either got lost or died, and we never got much use out of them anyway.
Unload Slaves Here
…y’know sometimes you’re messing around with friends playing the funny bruon brick game and accidentally start roleplaying as absolute mosters
Hmm, that patch of dirt looks a bit suspect…
GET OUT
BEFORE IT’s TOO LATE
okay maybe it’s time to stop exploring
FEED ME VILLAGER
Cave gardens were kind of a running theme on our servers, at least until they became a naturally occurring biome.
Nice view of the wizard’s tower from here.
And on this side there’s a great view of the northern half of the island.
A bunch of the free-flowing water currents lead to a hidden area below.
There’s not a whole lot down here but there’s a bunch of rooms leading to it.
This chest is supplied by a chicken grinder in a small cave just above this room.
dungeon
I’m the lorax
I speak for the trees
the trees say
yvan eht nioj
My slime farm on this sever was a significant step up from the last server, at least in terms of complexity. It still wasn’t super efficient, but it got the job done.
welcome to under road place
This was the first room I carved out for my slime farm, before I realized it was way too high.
This button sends a minecart up from its starting position below, at the end of a chain of hoppers that collects the slime balls.
The minecart takes a little while to get up here.
A close-up look at a bit of the redstone powering the minecart mechanism.
The slimes spawn on the tiny upper platform above, then get pushed down into the pit below, where flowing water pushes them into magma blocks, and collects their drops into a hopper.
Decided to plant some chorus plants along the road here. I dunno, looks neat.
One of the few areas we didn’t do anything to, beyond planting some extra greenery.
Wizard’s Tower
CAUTION:
GRAVITY MAY FAIL AT ANY TIME
So this was a bit of an experiment with command blocks that never really worked out. The idea was that standing within the tower would cause you to begin floating up and out through the roof, where you’d have to either fly to safety with an Elytra, or try to land in the water (or land back down on the slime blocks in the tower). Could never figure out the commands to make it work, though.
I hope you brought an Elytra.
Hmm, what’s that up there?
Aha!
These command blocks were meant to control the anti-gravity effect in the Wizard’s tower, but I could never get it to work quite right.
I don’t know why that pig’s there
(Also known as the Cavern of Flowers I guess)
Chicken Wading Pool and Fried Chicken Stand
The person who made this chicken grinder was playing on a pretty slow laptop at the time.
Don’t worry, they love it in here.
yup no water
this blocks water
Eggs drop here
In retrospect this wasn’t really that interesting but I made you look at it
We learned the hard way that rabbits need 2-block high fences.
The entrance to our primary base.