[QUOTE=coco911231;28500240]the tools arent even started, also, im p. sure were not gonna do any bioshock stuff.[/QUOTE]
Well, in my opinion, some kind of drill tool would be a good replacement to bring in the steampunk vibe. Though I am not sure how it will be for the wooden pickaxe, a drill can be good for iron and so forth. I was thinking of something that looked like a gun, yet had a drill at the front.
[QUOTE=coco911231;28500240]the tools arent even started, also, im p. sure were not gonna do any bioshock stuff.[/QUOTE]
I completely disagree. Bioshock and steampunk are very similar. A drill would be an awesome diamond pick.
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In fact, I plan on it.
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Also I don't plan on doing chains. I think a fancy looking wire will be better.
No offense people, but I need ideas. Content from others is confusing.
[QUOTE=Brain Tumor;28502709]I completely disagree. Bioshock and steampunk are very similar.[/QUOTE]
I somewhat disagree. Bioshock is steampunk, definitely. But steampunk =/= Bioshock, obviously. And while I do love Bioshock, it doesn't feel right in Minecraft.
[QUOTE=Brain Tumor;28502709]I completely disagree. Bioshock and steampunk are very similar. A drill would be an awesome diamond pick.
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In fact, I plan on it.
[editline]8th March 2011[/editline]
Also I don't plan on doing chains. I think a fancy looking wire will be better.
No offense people, but I need ideas. Content from others is confusing.[/QUOTE]
You successfully managed to accidently create a megathread about steampunk! :v:
For Redwire I'd say copper pipes, rather than actual wire. Wire seems more for a digital thing.
Drill? I'd advise against it, actually, considering the animations.
You'd end up whacking the stone. With a drill.
Although, that might be pretty badass, having iron armour resemble Big Daddy/Little Sister armour...
Edit:
Technically, Bioshock is Dieselpunk, what with being in the fifties. A much more aquatic version of Dieselpunk mind you, but Dieselpunk nonetheless.
[QUOTE=Oddshot;28503669]Technically, Bioshock is Dieselpunk, what with being in the fifties. A much more aquatic version of Dieselpunk mind you, but Dieselpunk nonetheless.[/QUOTE]
Except for the fact that everything in Bioshock is powered by steam.
I guess I didnt think about the animation for a drill. You would simply hit the stone.
I have to agree that pipes or wires would look better for the redstone. Chains looks odd.
[QUOTE=dookster;28506958]I have to agree that pipes or wires would look better for the redstone. Chains looks odd.[/QUOTE]
Agreed on the redstone.
A little bit of an idea, but for the mobs you can try to make them look robotic. For example, how Glimmer made his Steampunk pack, though maybe make the enemy mobs look a bit more creepy, more creepy then Glimmer's.
Glimmer's is far to cluttered, murky high res things all over the place. This is turning out to be much cleaner.
Anything else need making? Maybe we should have a list.
[QUOTE=Neo222;28507110]Agreed on the redstone.
A little bit of an idea, but for the mobs you can try to make them look robotic. For example, how Glimmer made his Steampunk pack, though maybe make the enemy mobs look a bit more creepy, more creepy then Glimmer's.[/QUOTE]
I think Glimmars was too mechanical. Sure, some mobs should be mechanical, but I think in a steampunk world there should be some nature and natural animals/mobs.
Make the bed have victorian style quilting!
I quite liked Glimmer's use of Jack O' Lanterns as actual Lanterns. Maybe you could do something similar?
And the diving helmet was genius, I have to admit.
[QUOTE=dookster;28511521]I quite liked Glimmer's use of Jack O' Lanterns as actual Lanterns. Maybe you could do something similar?[/QUOTE]
It would be a little uncomfortable though, walking around outside and seeing a patch of unlit lanterns hanging out
[QUOTE=No Party Hats;28512453]It would be a little uncomfortable though, walking around outside and seeing a patch of unlit lanterns hanging out[/QUOTE]
Well nothing is really perfect I guess.
[QUOTE=Neo222;28512634]Well nothing is really perfect I guess.[/QUOTE]
They were accidentally dropped by a traveling merchant :ssh:
[QUOTE=coco911231;28516892]They were accidentally dropped by a traveling merchant :ssh:[/QUOTE]
Or were dropped by people who were not 'lucky' traveling at night.
would be better in 16x16
[QUOTE=Oscario;28510636]Make the bed have victorian style quilting![/QUOTE]
I would love it if you posted an example pic.
[QUOTE=Brain Tumor;28519745]I would love it if you posted an example pic.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://potomacjoinery.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/DSC_0844.55194504_std.jpg[/url]
The sand doesn't seem to tile very well, the layered structure on both the sand and dirt don't really look that good, going with a more traditional non-layered look has always been better.
In your opinion.
I quite like the layered structure.
[QUOTE=IrishBandit;28521379]The sand doesn't seem to tile very well, the layered structure on both the sand and dirt don't really look that good, going with a more traditional non-layered look has always been better.[/QUOTE]
it should look fine assuming that he made all of the pixels line up and stuff. I hope I can figure out what's wrong with my game before this comes out so that I can use it (Last time I installed a 32x Texture pack, my game made a weird buzzing noise...)
Make the carts look like a locomotive or so, maybe like [img]http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/gizmodo/2008/09/handcarregg.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE=ItWasNiceToKnow;28526139]Make the carts look like a locomotive or so, maybe like [img_thumb]http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/gizmodo/2008/09/handcarregg.jpg[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
that would require custom modeling and that would require custom coding, which would require alot of time and skill.
