First Build In Beyond

[CompassRose]

Joined a survival server as soon as Beyond went live and put it through its paces. Here is what I came up with. There are multiple buildings, with the main base being a modern research center style building.

I tried to incorporate as much of Architecturecraft into the build as I possibly could.

After working with the mod on this scale I can't imagine building any kind of significant structure without it. It solves too many problems to go back to standard squares ever again. It handles curves like a pro.

For the auxiliary building I wanted to showcase a little of Pam's Harvestcraft as well as Decocraft in one build. So I made a seaside bar and grille, given the base is on the coast.

The 3rd building was a Corinthian-style pavilion dedicated to the embers mod.

Aesthetically this pack is very good. I think Decocraft and Architecturecraft are going to be staples in any pack I get involved with. The projects I like to build just wouldn't look as rich without them. Time to sit back and cruise now until expert mode comes out.

 

[WuffleFluffy]

This is just awesome, I salute you

Posts remind us of what modded Minecraft is all about, building awesome things in a digital sandbox, too many of us focus
on the mechanics of various mods and just stockpile vast amounts of resources, you have demonstrated something amazing here.

I am inspired!

-Wuffle

 

[KingTriaxx]

Wow. You're nearly as bad as rhn.

 

[Drbretto]

That's some really great stuff!

Are those modern appliances in Beyond? Are they functional or just decocraft kind of things? I remember passing by a mod that had modern appliances that actually did stuff, like the dishwasher would repair items for example. Is that in Beyond? Or are those just decorations.

Also, what's that satanic ritual thing from? I'm playing Beyond (with some bonus stuff) and I don't even know what's in it! lol

Either way, love it! The buildings are great. Love that greenhouse!

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Beautiful work, really stunning! I keep forgetting about the ArchitectureCraft mod - that's really nice.

I'm still in early stages with Beyond, and this has reminded me that I can up my game a little and keep it aesthetic as well as functional!

 

[Drbretto]

Wait, is ArchitectureCraft in Beyond, too??

 

[KingTriaxx]

Yes, yes it is.

 

[Steph32]

Wow! I loved the Honey Comb fountain.
You ever use Chisel & Bits in your builds?

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Oh my gosh, looking at this again has inspired me further - I want to use the curved ArchitectureCraft blocks to make cylindrical chimneys, and maybe even pipes!!! Damn I need to get on and get cracking.

Thank you for posting this and sharing your awesome work!

 

[CompassRose]

That's some really great stuff!

Are those modern appliances in Beyond? Are they functional or just decocraft kind of things? I remember passing by a mod that had modern appliances that actually did stuff, like the dishwasher would repair items for example. Is that in Beyond? Or are those just decorations.

Also, what's that satanic ritual thing from? I'm playing Beyond (with some bonus stuff) and I don't even know what's in it! lol

Either way, love it! The buildings are great. Love that greenhouse!

Decocraft decorations DO have some functionality to them. A lot of it revolves around storage. So a lot of the shelves, the refrigerator/freezer act as storage chests and have a GUI when you click on them.

The satanic ritual thing is the Embers mod. It's the alchemy component that allows you to convert materials using ash piles. It's how you make the weapons and armor from the mod. Many thanks for your compliments on my build.

 

[CompassRose]

Wow! I loved the Honey Comb fountain.
You ever use Chisel & Bits in your builds?

Yes. I wanted to push the limits of chisel and bits to see how detailed you can get if you used the entire 16 x 16 pixel map of each, individual block. I started on a football field, and....being from Philadelphia decided to make the Eagles logo.

The logo ended up being 16 blocks x 11 blocks in total.

 

[Mystic]

nice setup, im usually not more creative then hole in ground expanding as i go

 

[Steph32]

Yes. I wanted to push the limits of chisel and bits to see how detailed you can get if you used the entire 16 x 16 pixel map of each, individual block. I started on a football field, and....being from Philadelphia decided to make the Eagles logo.

The logo ended up being 16 blocks x 11 blocks in total.

Holy cow!! That's amazing!
Can't wait to see more of your work!