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#Minecraft 1.17
dragons-clutch · 3 months
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I went on a quest through my oldest saved minecraft world 2 grab some screenshots! This was 2021 right after 1.17 released. I built this train station as though it spawned with the village, but the real project was the TRACK!
This awesome tecture pack is Mythic ++ by @fishymint on twitter!
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This train track was the first big project I ever took on! And man was it big... these tracks run for several hundred kilometers... I never did finish them. After the first few months of working on this and nothing else, I thought maybe I'd try to learn worldedit. Didn't help lol
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softsummerlee · 6 months
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i am once again singing the praises of Lena Raine from the peak of the highest hill for creating the perfect soundtrack for minecraft 1.17/18/19 this shit is straight fire
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daybreaksys · 8 months
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"cave update is best update"
"newest update best update"
well, unfortunately, one of their features is requiring an OpenGL that only exists in first world PCs, pricing out most of the world, which was already massively underrepresented in the Minecraft community.
The visible MC community was already 99,999% US and UK, now they'll be the only ones there.
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deepslateemeraldore · 9 months
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my 1.19 pagoda build from last year 🥲 I really need to go back and get screenshots of it fully oxidized
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mrwilliamsleepy · 2 years
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axolotl!!!!✨🧡💛
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loud-whistling-yes · 2 months
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its took me absolutely fucking forever, but the first draft of the scattered au pmv is done!!!!!! for those who dont know, scattered au was how i got introduced into hermitcraft in the first place, so this au really takes a soft spot in my heart
anyways, here's scattered!etho's adventure in becoming a suicidal one man search-and-rescue team 👍 once again this pmv is unsurprisingly based of my own fic of the scattered au (coughcough shameless self promotion) so if you know this au and the sequence of events feel different thats probably why!
and as always, everyone say thank you to @hermitcraftheadcanons and the entire community that helped make the original au!!! yall are real cool people!!!! <33
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forestofsprites · 1 year
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hello tumblr, come observe my old starter home + new base :)
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smileymoth · 3 months
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i love minecraft, and this time specifically the mineshafts. they give you so much. and they never stop providing, i've been to this singular mineshaft god knows how many times, and i keep finding new undiscovered areas, new things to collect from there (today i needed cobwebs), and there's always pockets of iron or coal that you didn't pick up last time, new unopened chest minecarts, emerald ores and gold, i love mineshafts thank you mineshafts <3
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beholdersprites · 10 months
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oh hi, where are all these notes coming from?
i haven't really done much here in a while.
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herbertmckay71 · 9 months
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Some of my favorite weird terrain I’ve found while filling out a rather large map on my solo world, part 2
Pretty sure these ones are all caused by me updating my 1.17 world to 1.18/1.19 and the terrain trying to blend between the different versions of this seed
(here’s part 1)
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Random savannah village farm land with no village Also peep at the scuffed forest around it lol. Once I also found a half of a spruce village house in the middle of a shallow lake with no other parts of a village around it, but I didn’t write down the coords and have no idea where it was now. I’ll stumble across it one of these days I’m sure.
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Weird dark oak desert I may have posted this one before but it belongs on this post because it’s just so interesting to look at. The weird farmland from before is directly past that distant row of trees in the first image
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yes this is how water works, good good there are so many spots like this or spots where the water level just suddenly drops by like 10-20 blocks in a lake/river/aquifer and they’re all great
And the finale (for now) and one of my FAVORITE scuffed terrain generations I’ve found while exploring after I updated:
This wacky-ass ravine!
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I hated even pillaring up to screenshot this, I felt like I was going to misclick and just yeet myself into it. You couldn’t see the lava otherwise though and I sure as hell wasn’t going to just shift over the edge lol
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On the left side there’s this weird floating gravel stair-stepping in the water, which is what makes me say this is probably from the terrain trying to blend between 1.17 and 1.18.
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It’s easier to see the bottom from above the water, but you really aren’t seeing the bottom because it kind of just keeps going
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And here’s a couple shots from in the water, facing the lava. Notice how it’s not even obsidian where the lava gets cut off by the water
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For funsies I went on the 1.19 version of the seed and went to those coords. Here’s what it looks like on the surface:
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And HERE’S what’s directly under that:
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It’s one of those fuck-off big ravines I’ve posted about! The top layer is completely sealed off from the surface and waterlogged, but if you break through a few blocks at the bottom of the flooded ravine, you end up in a like 60-block free fall straight into lava
Pretty sure in my version of the world there’s an identically shaped ravine directly below it past Y-0 that goes to lava. Basically the deepslate portion of the 1.19 version. 
I’ve noticed that happening with 1.17 lava ravines quite a bit just flying around on spectator mode. In the 1.19 version of a seed sometimes those lava ravines either get moved below Y-0 
(meaning if you update a 1.17 world there’s might be a copy of the ravine directly below it)
Or they get a couple layers of blocks over the top, and span like 80+ blocks all the way down to lava, sometimes with 2-3 layers instead of a freefall. The top layer is a flooded ravine, then below that is the lava ravine. Sometimes there’s a shorter layer in the middle that’s just like a normal cave ravine and may go across part or all of the lava ravine. Some just go straight from flooded ravine to lava the whole way across though
This even happened on that one infinite ravine bedrock seed, (I’ve made a rambly post about that already lol), where the repeating ravine is still there. It just (mostly) isn’t exposed to the surface and is significantly deeper
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dragons-clutch · 2 months
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Here is my public library! It's unmanned currently, I vaguely remember I was having trouble keeling the villagers safe (shocker 😑). I also hadn't managed wnough bookshelves to fill it all out yet, but I was getting there!
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Here are some of the villager houses I built! Mostly for the librarians, almost all the other shops and such had living quarters upstairs, but that didn't make a lot of sense in a public library.
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Amazing texture pack is Mythic ++ by @fishymint on twitter!
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xnoctua · 2 years
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consider this vent art
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daybreaksys · 9 months
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joifully-thique · 2 years
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1.17 is the best version of minecraft imo.
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nauthico · 2 years
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