thank you so much, the whole map and event its being built for was planned around making DnD in minecraft, and dont worry there’s lots more content on the way :)

thank you, im glad you enjoyed :) my pronouns are she/they <3

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the program is called worldpainter, its quite old now but still good :)

yes, although my voice needs a lot of work, im glad you enjoyed the video :)

thank you!!!! im planning lots of cool outfits for future videos <3

itll be on my patreon once the event host Lich’s video comes out, but i have no control over how long that will be :(

thank you so much, i put a lot of time and work into them, and ive done a lot of lore writing for the map :)

@@Cult_of_MJ The amount of effort is clear and very admirable !! The coding too like thats crazy /pos i adore to see the way people tell stories through minecraft, and i hope to get to see more of this world. <3

@@encagedoves that’s incredibly sweet of you to say thank you, dont worry theres a lot more content to come on this world, and after its been used in an event i might do a full video on the lore, i just dont want to spoil it before people play in it :)

thank you, ive got a 3k word lore document to keep track if it all :)

for realllllll

thank you, im hoping the outfits improve retention :)

thank you so much, i hope you like my other builds just as much :)

we’ll see, the minecraft algorithm isnt algorithming at the moment :(

@@Cult_of_MJ i will have the last laugh when this vid gets like 100k views overnight or smtg

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we love how the algorithm works :/

ive been experimenting with datapacks a bit so i could try to make something like that perhaps

that is one heck of a compliment, thank you :)

thank you so much, thats so kind of you to say and really means a lot to me :)

when we used it for an event it really was chaotic, players can be so unpredictable :)

the main issue is that after a while cave exploration can get quite boring, not every cave needs a city in it but if one has a rare chance of showing up then it adds to the experience of exploring

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Easily your best video yet! I am very proud of you.

Is that the same map including the house in neither pls reply ??

@@riderrexxeverything in this video is in that map including the nether castle

@@Cult_of_MJ thanks bro but would you mind if i create that castle in my survival world ?? And upload on my channel??

@@riderrexx as long as you give credit in the video then yeah sure go for it

looks a lot like York minster and Notre dame fused together, although the Pinterest has references to a lot of other cathedrals

nope, default build limit in 1.18

yes at some point i will make a tutorial on higher versions, for now i can briefly explain here: use this command to spawn an invisible armour stand where you want the mob to spawn: /summon minecraft:armor_stand ~ ~ ~ {Invisible:1b,Invulnerable:1b,NoGravity:1b,Marker:1b} next we need to label it with the type of mob that will spawn: /tag @e[distance=..3,type=minecraft:armor_stand] add <mob> format for <mob> is no <>, all lowercase, no spaces no _ now that stand will spawn that type of mob on that spot once when a player gets within 50 blocks and it wont spawn again for 5 minutes (if the original is dead) as for porting to later versions within the pack.mcmeta file there should be a version number you can change, it’s currently 6 i think and the minecraft wiki will have the number for later versions hope this helps :)

@@Cult_of_MJ Thank you! I have a small problem, the generator continues to generate mobs every time the cooldown ends despite the mob being alive

Can I put a limit on the number of mobs in each spawner that I place?

@@esteguarito2859 unfortunately there is no way to detect that a spawn has happened, so the spawner begins the countdown when it detects a mob besides it (assuming it to have just been spawned) and once it leaves a small radius from the spawner its undetected it would be possible to try using scoreboards to keep track of if the mob is dead or alive, however the easiest way ive found to prevent this is to increase the cooldown time so that its more likely the original mob will have been killed or despawned before the next spawns. to do this open the tic function, near the top there will be two short lines of code ending in 300 (or you can use ctrl + f) for find and replace as theyre the only time 300 is ever used) that number is the number of seconds in the cooldown, id recommend doubling it to 600 or making it 900 (15 minutes). alternatively if you want the spawner to spawn once and never again, remove the line of code ending in 300 that resets the cooldown scoreboard to 0, this way the spawner will only be reset by reloading the game, and will only spawn one mob at a time. the lines of code look like this: execute as @e[​scores={cooldown=300..}] run scoreboard players set @s spawns 0 execute as @e[​scores={cooldown=300..}] run scoreboard players set @s cooldown 0 edit the 300 values to change the cooldown period, or remove them both to only ever spawn one mob i hope this was helpful :)

in the future i may do some sort of general gothic architecture guide, but this particular build was just so huge that making a tutorial would take hours and hours