Yet another of my Minecraft videos has reached 1000 views on Youtube! this time it's the short tutorial for how a T Flip-Flop looks like and works.
Here is the video.
And below are some of all the things I've built that uses T Flip-Flops in one way or another.
The door bridge is connected to a T Flip-Flop
måndag 6 december 2010
I'm not much for mods but...
As I've said before, I am not the kinda guy using alot of mods while playing Minecraft, but today I found one that I had to try out!
It's basicly a mod that let's you convert a 3d-model that you have made in some software to a model vinsisting of blocks (such as Minecraft is). This new block-model can then be implemented in any of your Minecraft saves by the use of MCedit.
I found this idea very interesting so I had to try it out, and here is what I menaged to make just now.
It's basicly a mod that let's you convert a 3d-model that you have made in some software to a model vinsisting of blocks (such as Minecraft is). This new block-model can then be implemented in any of your Minecraft saves by the use of MCedit.
I found this idea very interesting so I had to try it out, and here is what I menaged to make just now.
I have not made the hand itself, I just took it for a tutorial and trial purpose. I had to work a bit with the cmd-window since I am not used t working with it. But in the end I menaged to get it right. The only thing I could figure out how to do is to rotate the hand so that the fingers are pointing upwards. When I tried to rotate it round what I thought to be the z-axis the whole thing just became a stright line, with no dimensions at all... how wierd isn't that?
EDIT: I think the problem with the line was that I tried to move the hand to a negative referense plane when rotating around the z-axis. If I rotated 180 degrees around the x-axis it worked perfectly to get the hand standing. I won't make a picture of that though, just trust me, it's there!
Best Downloadable Game
Today (or possibly yesterday) The Good Game awards took place and Minecraft was nominated in the category "Best Downloadable Game" (DLC), and won before games such as Red Dead Redemption, Undead nightmare.
You can see the Good Game video HERE
You can see the Good Game video HERE
söndag 5 december 2010
What I've been up to lately
Yesterday (or had the clock gone pat 00:00?) I told you that I'd give you a little prewview of what I've been working on theese last few very inactive days.
Here are two pics of one of the things I am working on. I am not sure what I should make of it really, hehe.
The other thing is just missing one room, and I can't figure out what to make in it! It needs to be some cleaver puzzle thingy.
Christmas Competition!
Living in a winter wonderland!
Christmas is coming towards us with great speed. And to celebrate christmas I thought I'd have a small Minecraft competition! and there is a prize for the winner!
What is the prize of the competition?
The winner will be rewarded a Minecraft account, that he/she can do whatever with. For example give it to a friend as a christmas present!
Theme of the competition
Since it's winter now and christmas is knocking at our doors the theme of the competition is winter/christmas. So what you have to do is simply to build something, anything really, that in someway can be connected to winter or christmas. A giant santa, Rudolf or an iglo, what ever you can think about.
How do I enter?
Anyone can enter the competition, simply by sending me an email to rolfdavidminecraft@gmail.com.
What should the mail contain?
Make sure you Title the mail with something like "Minecraft X-Mas competition"
In the email I would like three things, a few pictures of what ever you have built, and the world save where you have build it. I want the save so I can see that it's really you who have made it and that you didn't just take the picture from somewhere on the internet.
It is also appriciated to type a short instruction on how to get to the build, if the spawnpoint is far from it.
A movie of the build is also nice but not mandatory.
When is the last day to enter the competition?
I will take one last look at the email accounts at 12:00 on december 23 and the winner will be choosen before 18:00 the same day. This is so that the winner can give away the account if he/she whishes to.
Who will be judging the competition?
Me along with two others will be grading the contestants individually.
If you have any questions, just post a comment here on the blog and I'll try to answer it as soon as possible!
Hope you'll enjoy this!
/Rolf-David
Christmas is coming towards us with great speed. And to celebrate christmas I thought I'd have a small Minecraft competition! and there is a prize for the winner!
What is the prize of the competition?
The winner will be rewarded a Minecraft account, that he/she can do whatever with. For example give it to a friend as a christmas present!
Theme of the competition
Since it's winter now and christmas is knocking at our doors the theme of the competition is winter/christmas. So what you have to do is simply to build something, anything really, that in someway can be connected to winter or christmas. A giant santa, Rudolf or an iglo, what ever you can think about.
How do I enter?
Anyone can enter the competition, simply by sending me an email to rolfdavidminecraft@gmail.com.
What should the mail contain?
Make sure you Title the mail with something like "Minecraft X-Mas competition"
In the email I would like three things, a few pictures of what ever you have built, and the world save where you have build it. I want the save so I can see that it's really you who have made it and that you didn't just take the picture from somewhere on the internet.
It is also appriciated to type a short instruction on how to get to the build, if the spawnpoint is far from it.
A movie of the build is also nice but not mandatory.
When is the last day to enter the competition?
I will take one last look at the email accounts at 12:00 on december 23 and the winner will be choosen before 18:00 the same day. This is so that the winner can give away the account if he/she whishes to.
Who will be judging the competition?
Me along with two others will be grading the contestants individually.
If you have any questions, just post a comment here on the blog and I'll try to answer it as soon as possible!
Hope you'll enjoy this!
/Rolf-David
New milestone
Today Minecraft has reached a new milestone, that milestone is that 700.000 games have been sold as of today!
700.000 games á 10 euro would give a sum of 7 million euro!
Which changed to a few different currancys are:
9,357,599.85 USD
9,386,608.77 CAD
9,445,442.41 AUD
5,929,911.03 GBP
63,832,865.77 SEK
Quite a few fancy pennys eh?
700.000 games á 10 euro would give a sum of 7 million euro!
Which changed to a few different currancys are:
9,357,599.85 USD
9,386,608.77 CAD
9,445,442.41 AUD
5,929,911.03 GBP
63,832,865.77 SEK
Quite a few fancy pennys eh?
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