Sorry, due to lack of time I can't figure out how this thread works, but in the most friendly way possible... Why is the OP never updated? It still says 1.00 even though it is apparently being updated. I'd like to get a 1.1 compatible version but I'm unsure if there is like a hidden download link I'm not seeing... Response? Please and thanks. And gratz on the coolest pack out there! :smile.gif:
Wow. How long does it usually take you to do a tile?
Well, sir. It truly depends on what it is. If it is a wood or genaric tile with straight lines then it's fine and doesn't take that long whatsoever. But sometimes when I am presented with a tile like "sand" or "grass," the amount of defined or known material, so the amount of work that I have to do that is improvised or strongly made up as I go, increases and causes a longer completion time.
I work very hard on all of the tiles I make I assure, but even the tiles which are done, are never *really* done. I will constantly tweak each one to better perfect them. My OCD for anything computer related truly drives this packs amount of success. Well... that, and everyone out there that supports me. :smile.gif:
I don't have an estimated completion date, but with school, I can't devote too much time to this pack's development.. I will work diligently from May to August and I presume it will be during that allotted amount of time that I will be putting the finalizing touches on this pack. Thanks for the feedback, you all literally make me smile. I figure I'm doing something right. :smile.gif:
Sorry! AND UPDATED. Please check the changelog for details. Thanks as well for everyone's profound patience. I INCREDIBLY appreciate it. I promise you all that I am working as hard as possible!
This texture pack made me **** brix. Too bad my PC has some difficulties handling 32x texture packs, even with Optifine. I used to have 30fps with a 64x pack... I have no idea why my pc suddently can't even handle 16x sometimes.
Well you can try doing some of the following:
-run defrag, to bring files that over time
Move apart together again speeding your system up
-simply install more ram
-obtain a flash drive, plug it in, click speed my system up, and turn your
Flash drive into a virtual ram device
-partition your harddrive so that important installation files are all
Located on one partition, reducing the time your computer
Has to search for the files placed in the partition
-there's also over-clocking your system buuuut on second thought I
Won't go into detail with that, if you wish, google it
These are just some ways to speed up minecraft and your computer in general. If you want more help I suggest google as my knowledge is limited...
He's got all manner of school related things, Skyrim to play, and making this texture pack is NOT an easy thing to do.
Thank you sir, and for the above about this being dead, on the contrary. It is very much alive! Update coming Monday. Sorry, expect massive production and epic tile-spitting-out come May of this year.
Hey guys I'm going to update soon, it will be updated to be compatible for the 1.1 update, along with just a few new tiles, sorry. Busy busy... I'll try to haul it through this next few weeks and really get some tiles in. Thanks for all of your patience nonetheless. :smile.gif:
Cool I'm just very happy to see you are still working on it. Was starting to think you had moved on to something different.
I plan on keeping with this project but I'm just sixteen... I've been going around to colleges and just trying to keep up with school. Time hasn't been on my such much lately...
I have a suggestion to make which may seem incredibly small, but I think makes all the difference...
Put "Before" and "After" above every photo instead of below every photo.
I spent 3 minutes saying to myself: "Have I gone nuts or is this exactly the same as default?" because "Before" wasn't showing on my screen because of the size of the screenshot :smile.gif:.
Besides that, I really like what you've done. The textures look great :smile.gif:.
The idea of this really is quite overwhelming. Creepers are a bit intimidating enough when its black out and you're not watching where you are going, but this would be nothing if there was a mob that was maybe faster because it may have muscles [Skellie fail], it may have purposeful intelligence [Zombie fail] and it may have legs that are actually meant for walking [Creeper fail]. The fact that it may be able to take blocks and either destroy them or hurl them at you, just adds to the effect. Gratz Notch. Crisis? Dead space? Nope. MINECRAFT.
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Well, sir. It truly depends on what it is. If it is a wood or genaric tile with straight lines then it's fine and doesn't take that long whatsoever. But sometimes when I am presented with a tile like "sand" or "grass," the amount of defined or known material, so the amount of work that I have to do that is improvised or strongly made up as I go, increases and causes a longer completion time.
I work very hard on all of the tiles I make I assure, but even the tiles which are done, are never *really* done. I will constantly tweak each one to better perfect them. My OCD for anything computer related truly drives this packs amount of success. Well... that, and everyone out there that supports me. :smile.gif:
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That would be a massive amount of trouble currently, but as May and June come around, not so much whatsoever.
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Well you can try doing some of the following:
-run defrag, to bring files that over time
Move apart together again speeding your system up
-simply install more ram
-obtain a flash drive, plug it in, click speed my system up, and turn your
Flash drive into a virtual ram device
-partition your harddrive so that important installation files are all
Located on one partition, reducing the time your computer
Has to search for the files placed in the partition
-there's also over-clocking your system buuuut on second thought I
Won't go into detail with that, if you wish, google it
These are just some ways to speed up minecraft and your computer in general. If you want more help I suggest google as my knowledge is limited...
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Thank you sir, and for the above about this being dead, on the contrary. It is very much alive! Update coming Monday. Sorry, expect massive production and epic tile-spitting-out come May of this year.
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I plan on keeping with this project but I'm just sixteen... I've been going around to colleges and just trying to keep up with school. Time hasn't been on my such much lately...
EDIT: side*
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EDIT: Btw... huge fan, you texture artist genius you...
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^^ Sorry about that!
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