Don't forget a stack of unprocessed wood, just in case you run out of sticks for torches and/or pickaxes.MintyNinja said:
I usually just make diamonds into blocks and store them in my home
I might be able to make a small tower out of them soon...
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I usually just make diamonds into blocks and store them in my home
I might be able to make a small tower out of them soon...
I usually build one thing, then make another world. I wouldnt recommned it, ive lost all my favourite places due to that. I should really stop....just as soon as I fnd a decent snow world
my solution is simple
i travel underground, i have several houses but they are all connected by a set of underground tunnels begining at my giant tower that can be seen from miles away with tons of burning netherack around it as a beacon
i find my way back to I-max Tower, i can get anywhere
i imagine it took a while to dig all those tunnels though so this method isnt recommended for everyone
i travel underground, i have several houses but they are all connected by a set of underground tunnels begining at my giant tower that can be seen from miles away with tons of burning netherack around it as a beacon
i find my way back to I-max Tower, i can get anywhere
i imagine it took a while to dig all those tunnels though so this method isnt recommended for everyone
I have no idea how during my travels across the internet I've never seen that.ClassicJokester said:
But that is awesome.
Which is why I use tunnels in the nether to connect all of my main landmarks, which I usually build far away from each other.I Max95 said:
just use a converter instead of the fail google this guy sent you. also the euro is pretty low now so now is the time to buy games. ^^ClassicJokester said:
oh and i also like having dark portals around places, but mainly i can find my way back by all the towers i've built around.
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People always say "what do you like most?"ClassicJokester said:
OT: I always start building my fort centered exactly on my spawn point, so when I do get a compass it will point straight home. Said fort always goes straight up into the sky so I don't need the compass most of the time. The easiest thing to do is make a 2x1 tower of dirt straight up into the air as high as possible, then you can just dig yourself down, leaving a 1x1 tower that's really hard to miss.
I make a 3 stone tall pillar for markers and a L shaped one for a dungeon, usually I top them with a torch for extra visibility.
Also there's cartograph a awesome program that shows you the world you're in.
My world so far:
I haven't played it in a while so all the trees are same-y but I was trying to explore as much as I could on the surface...which is my why world is 35MB...
Also there's cartograph a awesome program that shows you the world you're in.
My world so far:
I haven't played it in a while so all the trees are same-y but I was trying to explore as much as I could on the surface...which is my why world is 35MB...
Used to happen to me quite a bit. I've lost like five homes because I failed to make a lighthouse or some roads or something before I was killed or went out to look for some stuff I might need.
Basically what I do to find my way around is to plant torches and build roads whenever I explore.
Also, as a measure of safety so I can travel amongst my various buildings and outposts at night, I build glass tunnels connecting all my lighthouse towers.
Basically what I do to find my way around is to plant torches and build roads whenever I explore.
Also, as a measure of safety so I can travel amongst my various buildings and outposts at night, I build glass tunnels connecting all my lighthouse towers.
I simply recall everything about the area that I'm digging in/traveling in. Should I be above ground, then I make a straight line for my home afterward; if below ground then I simply retrace my steps to the entrance.
Though, past your first few extended expeditions deep underground you'll find that you'll have acquired many hundred lines of red dust; which, given it's convenient pick up and put down rate, makes useful guidelines should you consistently find yourself disorientated deep underground.
Though, past your first few extended expeditions deep underground you'll find that you'll have acquired many hundred lines of red dust; which, given it's convenient pick up and put down rate, makes useful guidelines should you consistently find yourself disorientated deep underground.
A hundred me-....you ...you! ...:| ....Bastard! >:U How dare you get more bites than me!qeinar said:
That's quite impressive, you should use cartograph to take a few pics to show off. It can show you the level from the top, oblique, night, day and even the cave systems.
I personally make "beacons" with 2x2x5 towers of cobblestone and stick some torches to mark where I've been and places of interest. I also use the hellstone with flint and steel to replace torches for those beacons.
Little tip: the clouds always flow north.
Other than that, like everyone's been saying, lay down torches or make landmarks.
Other than that, like everyone's been saying, lay down torches or make landmarks.
