creative world download

[hi5kba]

We've had a survival download and the Gensokou's would it be possible to get on of the creative world(s) sometime? I mustn't be the only one. If this is not possible I completely understand.

[Luna Pixu]

The survival downloads are of old and no longer used survival worlds. As we have never changed creative worlds, there will not be a download for our current creative world. It'd be a hassle to constantly update the download and it would NEVER be up to date.

[hi5kba]

I was expecting that response.... still a surprise tho.
Thats a shame.
It would probably have been managable to just bundle it with every Gensokou release....

i'd of though it'd of been reset every so often due to MC updates breaking builds..

Oh well thanks anyway.


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[Tewi_Inaba]

Recommend using this if you just want to download certan parts of creative flats.

http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums...downloader-mod

[hi5kba]

thanks

i thought most servers now blocked clients / mods like that?

[Shimitty]

Just out of curiosity, why do you want it anyway?

[Tewi_Inaba]

thanks

i thought most servers now blocked clients / mods like that?

Can't speak for most of them but we typically don't mind modded clients so long as your'e not using them to cheat in survival. Things like mini maps, shaders ect are perfectly fine.

[hi5kba]

My main reason is I found a couple of builds I wanted to try and create in survival, the easiest way to find out the amount of each block you would need, total footprint ( area needed) is to use McEdit.

Secondly Archival purposes (for when I'm stuck offline and or lacking inspiration or looking for something too build)

Third well.................
I thought I would ask

[Luna Pixu]

Regarding the whole analysing blocks thing and reproduction, if you are fine with mods, I suggest getting Schematica. It not only saves builds as blueprints for you to reproduce (although you still have to do it by hand) but it can also tell you how many blocks you need. And yes, this does use the exact same .schematic file format as MCEdit.