| Author | Message |
|---|---|
 Tye |
Date sent: 2018/04/23 00:33:07
Currently, I've been randomly tping and exploring the map on my alt to find a place to play survival and get some use into the account, but it seems everytime I use the teleportation pressure plate, there's always a build in a 100 block distance. I can never go away from a home, a path, or even just a small farm. There's always a building EVERYWHERE. I know that Luigi said he would talk to Loki about extending the border 1k blocks once a week again, but I haven't heard any news on this. Also, the Woodland Mansions haven't even been discovered yet due to the map still being small. |
 belgnbor |
Date sent: 2018/04/23 01:23:54
Whilst I agree on an expansion to the border is needed. I believe it would be better to wait for the upcoming 1.13 water update before we expand any further, making the new expansion untouched before the update. Hopefully update not that far away. |
 Randal |
Date sent: 2018/04/23 02:28:32
We are waiting for 1.13 to expand the borders, this was brought up awhile ago and we decided to wait till 1.13 comes out so that anything beyond the current border would have the stuff from the new update in it. |
 Presinus |
Date sent: 2018/04/23 03:19:26
I say when we do expand it, we set it to x=14000 z=14000 |
Randal |
Date sent: 2018/04/26 15:56:42
Why those coords? |
Presinus |
Date sent: 2018/04/26 20:26:00
Because if we go from 10,000x10,000 to 14,000x14,000, the map would be just shy of doubling the amount of chunks available. |
 luigiofthebakery Moderator |
Date sent: 2018/05/02 05:13:03
I think that it will be expanded to +/- 20k, making the total area 40000x40000, up from the current 20000x20000. This is because there'll be two or more woodland mansions within the border. Last map we only had one and there was another one just outside the border which I forgot to expand until about 2 or 3 weeks before the reset. |
Presinus |
Date sent: 2018/05/02 20:36:21
Thats 1,600,000,000 blocks/layer, or 6250000 chunks if I got my math right. |
