You can set up an AND - OR gate and use a TFLIP to connect the circut. That will allow you to open and close the same door/thingy from both sides (both levers).
You can't directly disable levers. . . but you can change the directions.
See something wrong there? What if I wanted more/less or bigger/smaller villages; or (of course) more/bigger caves? Ironically, Superflat allows us to customize most structures while the custom world doesn't, except dungeons for some odd reason (which in turn aren't configurable in Superflat, only yes/no).
They need a separate screen that looks like this:
Note that the OP shows a single slider for cave size but you really want at least two sliders, as there are two variables which control the size/density of individual cave systems and how often the game generates cave systems (the changes to cave generation in 1.7 involved reducing the size of cave systems but making them more common, so caves are more uniformly distributed; I'd very much rather have the opposite; bigger cave systems which are less common; vanilla 1.6.4 has a "spawn size" of 40 and "spawn chance" of 15, the latter of which is inversely proportional to the spawn rate, which is 1/X). Ravines simply need a chance slider, default of 50 (1/50 chance per chunk).
Meanwhile, they should make mineshafts spawn similarly to villages, with a distance between structures (set so the average frequency is close to the current default), which avoids an issue that even I have - currently they can spawn in adjacent chunks, overlapping each other and making big messes; it is also possible to change their size, currently set to 8 "sections" from the main room (changing this to 4 will make very small mineshafts, or you can set it to 16 and make impossibly huge mineshafts, or make it random and get a much greater size variation).
It is OK to dig down if you stand in between two blocks and dig down on one side. That way, you remain on the other block. Then dig down past the point your pick reached on the first block you dug and continue. You will go down faster, and it is safe, as long as you do not move. I do it all the time, and it's relatively safe - even if you run into water or lava. You will always be at least 3 blocks away from any sudden drop.
It depends on where your mine is located, or what type it is.
I use spirals to make small, neat mines in my village.
Assuming I'm not using ANY mods, because I generally play Vanilla, (Other than optifine, of course), I normally use coordinates combined with 100 block markers and a compass. Easy peasy.
So, what exactly are you trying to do? Get killed?
No, no. First of all, you need an automatic method of killing the Golems, otherwise it's tedious and simply a waste of time. Secondly, as long as there are at least 10 - 11 villagers and 21 doors (houses) then the golems will spawn. It appears that you do not meet these conditions. . .
Read a Wiki Page, it will help you a lot.Nevermind, it looks okay. Just be sure you meet the defined conditions of a house and wait. It takes about 6 minutes, or 1/6000 ticks for a golem to spawn. It can take much longer, it's luck.
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You can't directly disable levers. . . but you can change the directions.
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I got this pickaxe on one of my eariest survival plays.
It has: Effeciency 4, Unbreaking 3, Fortune 3.
The fortune was hard to get on it, but I managed it eventually. It costed me over 200 levels to get it exactly was I wanted.
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Your series have kept me from insanity.
Thank you, and god bless. Keep 'em coming!
~Roarke
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Complete Agreement.
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It depends on where your mine is located, or what type it is.
I use spirals to make small, neat mines in my village.
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No, no. First of all, you need an automatic method of killing the Golems, otherwise it's tedious and simply a waste of time. Secondly, as long as there are at least 10 - 11 villagers and 21 doors (houses) then the golems will spawn. It appears that you do not meet these conditions. . .
Read a Wiki Page, it will help you a lot.Nevermind, it looks okay. Just be sure you meet the defined conditions of a house and wait. It takes about 6 minutes, or 1/6000 ticks for a golem to spawn. It can take much longer, it's luck.