<\/td><\/tr><\/table><\/p>\nThat’s no moon!<\/strong><\/p>\n I don’t remember who made this one. <\/p>\n The one thing that always gets a lot of praise is the helix:<\/p>\n Twin staircases, one with water, the other with lava. Slick. Looks cool a night. Also works as a waterslide.<\/p>\n I build this suspension bridge:<\/p>\n The cables are actually fencing. They remain posts as long as you leave a gap between them. While you can’t normally t stack fence, you can place a post, then dig away the block under it and build another below it. <\/p>\n My house. Even larger than the one I had on my private server. This one began as a nearly sheer cliff face. The inside is… confusing. The raised rail you see on the left was something I built a few days ago. I’d assumed that minecarts would be fixed in the Halloween update, and so I built this whole system, which was going to be a continuous circuit that toured the properties around the bridge. <\/p>\n It turns out that the update didn’t do much for multiplayer. It was focused on single-player survival mode, not multi-player building. Kind of a disappointment. <\/p>\n Yeah. I built this guy again. <\/p>\n A house by user Tomulus. I love the dome ceiling. Good scenic placement as well.<\/p>\n Working in sand is a challenge, because sand is one of the few materials that requires support. Build a block over open air, and it will fall. Here is a huge base-jumping tower and a pyramid, both done in sand. I like the steps on the tower. Sort of makes it look like alien technology.<\/p>\n If you want to sign on, the server address is:<\/p>\n twentymine.com<\/tt><\/p>\n By default, new users are tourists and can’t build anything. Normally you can ask an admin for build rights. The admins are:<\/p>\n coandco (Clint, who administrates the server.) If you’re someone established here on this site and your Minecraft name matches your name here, then I’m generally happy to grant building rights right away. For people I don’t recognize, I generally like to let them hang out for a bit and see how they act. This isn’t much of a security system, but it should at least filter out the obvious<\/em> idiots and assholes. <\/p>\n Sorry about the gated community thing, but remember that Minecraft doesn’t really have any sort of governing tools. Imagine a forum where giving someone permission to post also meant giving them permission to moderate and edit other users. Green-lighting every internet creature capable of typing in your address is foolhardy. One truly dedicated jerk can make an incredible mess of the place and even though I’m currently job hunting I’m not interested in babysitting type work. <\/p>\n For today only, I’m putting a moratorium on new builders. Lots of people are going to see this post and want to come in. The server is already full most of the day, and if we give building rights to the first few people in the door then they’ll likely set to work and nobody else will get in.<\/p>\n
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\nshamusyoung (Just some guy.)
\nthorvan (Our volunteer admin.)<\/p>\n