My Minecraft Project

Alright, so here is my latest project. I am recreating various towns in Minecraft. Maybe one day I'll do the entire game, but since that's a HUGE project. I'm only going to do one at a time. Who knows, maybe I'll do requests afterwards.



I am trying to make all buildings as close to the original as possible, so all of them will be furnished. However due to how much bigger the buildings are on the inside compared to the buildings on the outside of PSIV, I am going to be downsizing the insides. This may remove rooms, furniture and other such novelties. Though I will try to do as much as I can to stay true to the game.

In order to view pictures of my progress so far, click this text.

If you would like better pictures of a certain building, of both the outside and inside, I'll do my best to bring that to you. I may also do a video later showcasing my work.

PROGRESS
Piata - 95% Done
Mile - 0%

Excellent work ! I really didn't know Minacraft at all but that's a good work ! So you can build all you want ? A bit like Little Big Planet (even if the two games seem to be very different).
Keep up th good work and continue to show us the pictures

It's a bit difficult to see in that picture due to nighttime, but it looks like you've got a great start on it. I can't imagine how long it would take to recreate an entire planet in Minecraft. It seems like a massive project. Good luck with your town building, though!

And I just edited the first post showing a better explanation of what I'm doing, plus a link to some pictures of Piata.

Also, many of the towns I do will get stuck at 95%. The 5% is only room for me to add something to the town or change it that I'm not happy with.

How much time did you spend on it ? Truly impressive !:) But a bit dark unfortunately...

http://s171.photobucket.com/albums/u306 ... Minecraft/

Shows pictures in the day light!

And I spent about four days doing it. Each day was about and hour to three hours, so give or take. 6 to 12 hours. I didn't really keep track.

Ah thanks a lot, Atlin ! Much better in the "daylight" !! And really and trly excellent ! great work ! 6 to 12 hours ? impressive...keep up the good work !