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pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there, pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieva pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me k pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The M pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It wo pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It wou pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settle pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the l
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I rea pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wro pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castlete:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castled up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castleaws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
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The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
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Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castleedieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castlenow if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
Hagron wrote:
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
Thank you!!
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Hagron wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I like that a lot. It fits well with the terrain. Nicely done :)
NyuuLucy wrote 1 year, 10 months ago
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
pl320709 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
jace888 wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
jace888 wrote 1 year, 11 months ago
Hi there,
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Ahh, yes! This is true. Flaming catapults would ruin my little castle pretty quick.
My grand plan involves using the mountain immediately to the east of my current settlement as well as the smaller mountain to the north east. The eastern mountain is going to be the legislative branch of my kingdom, the north west peak being the judicial. I'm imagining a system in which the king holds most of the power, but still has a legislative body to make recommendations and a judicial body to enforce the laws. I then plan to populate the areas in between and around with houses and shops and other structures you'd see in a medieval town. Furthermore, I plan on building a larger wall that surrounds the entire mountain area. If I'm gonna commit to a RP scenario, I suppose that second wall would have to be far enough from my wooden structures to prevent the trajectory of a flaming projectile to cause havoc.
My argument against stone roofs are two fold. First and foremost, as a civil engineer, I think about load transfer and weights. Each stone block is 1 meter x 1 meter x 1 meter... or 1 m^3. The average weight of stone is 2500 kg/m^3.
So doing some math now using my Church/Temple roof as an example:
Length = 24 m
Width = 18 m
Depth = 1 m
Volume = 24 x 18 x 1 = 432 m^3
Weight = 432 m^3 x 2500 kg/m^3 = 1,080,000 kg
Converting to pounds and we get a 2.4 million pound roof. That's a heavy roof.
Secondly, on a less technical, more aesthetic side, I just think the wooden roofs look good. IMO
pl320709 wrote:
NyuuLucy wrote:
I think its really cool how well you managed the natural-cliffs-transitioning-to-worked-stone-walls; its hard to make it looks that organic.Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Oh, lol. I meant more in RP terms. Anyone attacking your castle will make darn sure to land some flame-y bits and nasties on your roof. (You know I think there's actually a song about this...)
Hagron wrote:
Thank you!!
NyuuLucy wrote:
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
Thank you so much! Yeah... the fireplaces were a bit of a problem. However, I read up on the mechanics on how fire travels and I built it so it cannot catch any wooden features on fire. Hmm... didn't consider the lightning though...
I appreciate the input!
Your flammable wooden roofs (rooves?) do make me turn up my noes a bit though.
jace888 wrote:
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle
Yup, feel free to use whatever you'd like!
Just a heads up, some of the buildings are unfinished, especially the interiors. I plan on adding another 4-5 large structure on the mountain and filling the remaining space in with smaller domiciles/shops/etc...
I was wondering if I could feature your creation on my next minecraft 360 degrees video?
It would be similar to a friend of mine who made this creation:
The Medieval Castle: https://youtu.be/3-iAYPeZ8q8
Let me know if you are fine with it.
Thanks and awesome work with the castle