Yeah, I was waiting until it all uploaded. I tried smartftp, but even that takes forever. It still has to compare each file, and when there are over 100k of them it's a slow go. Should be up now though. It's as of last thursday.It looks like the tectonicus map is.. kinda sorta partway updated to the state of the server as of last week, at some zoom levels?
Some zooms in the middle (4-5ish) still seem to be old. Patr had some ideas on scripting that might save time, though it will require two copies of the tectonicus map on the hard drive for comparison before uploading.Yeah, I was waiting until it all uploaded. I tried smartftp, but even that takes forever. It still has to compare each file, and when there are over 100k of them it's a slow go. Should be up now though. It's as of last thursday.
Basically I was suggesting keeping a complete copy of the map that you currently have on the server locally in one directory on your machine, then generating a new map into another local directory, then running some sort of script compare to copy only the different files into a third local directory, and then using xxxFTP to only send up just the files that make it into that third directory. That way, all the calculations/hashing/copying/compares get done locally (and fast!) instead of over the network link.Patr had some ideas on scripting that might save time, though it will require two copies of the tectonicus map on the hard drive for comparison before uploading.
I had to do a refresh(ctrl+f5) to get some spots to update.Some zooms in the middle (4-5ish) still seem to be old. Patr had some ideas on scripting that might save time, though it will require two copies of the tectonicus map on the hard drive for comparison before uploading.
Elevation and angle, yes, but the facing of the sign is supposed to be the facing of the camera.I thought you had to include the direction in the sign, along with elevation and angle?
--Patrick
Can you please put the map link up in the original post or something? I can't remember which page it is, or its URL. Also I like those "static" maps that you make sometimes too!New map is up. I took off signs by default. You can turn them back on if you want. You weren't kidding when you said Cranky was bust building.
It's in there now. I'll try to get some static maps made when I update tectonicus too.Can you please put the map link up in the original post or something? I can't remember which page it is, or its URL. Also I like those "static" maps that you make sometimes too!
Awesome man. Thank you.It's in there now. I'll try to get some static maps made when I update tectonicus too.
"bust building?"New map is up. I took off signs by default. You can turn them back on if you want. You weren't kidding when you said Cranky was bust building.
Nevermind, finally figured @Shakey meant "busy" building."bust building?"
That was Aussie. LOLSomeone got tired of chasing around my villagers and walled them all off. Spoilsport.
Oh I'm not mad in the least, I thought it was funny. I shoulda done it long ago.That was Aussie. LOL
I hear you on that kind of thing.Last night I began on the final phase of my current construction project. Overall, I'm satisfied on how it's coming together. But dang, I'm constantly underestimating the quantity of materials I need.
How to get a billion diamonds.I HAD planned to try using diamond blocks for the irises of the eyes in a face I'm constructing... but I forgot diamond blocks are 9 diamonds instead of 4. Yeah, I don't think I'll be coming up with 162 diamonds. Maybe light blue cloth is fine too.
I actually recently came into a fortune 3 pick, but my branch mining efforts have not been as lucrative as I'd hoped. I hate to ask but since you're offering, any help toward my goal of 18 blocks would be very appreciated. I'm simultaneously working my way toward a goal of ~600 redstone blocks, but redstone's much easier to come by, as I'm sure everyone knows. I've just been very surprised at how diamond-free my level 10-16 branch mine has been.How to get a billion diamonds.
Step 1: Use a silk touch pick on diamond blocks.
Step 2: Once you have a number of them saved, use a fortune III pick.
Step 3: Profit.
I know it would be just as easy to use fortune on the diamond in the first place, but I find if you save them up you're better off as you don't use them. I'm back down to a stack and a half, but if you like I could farm some for you.
Heh, thanks. Thus is the disparity between the habitual digger and the habitual builder laid bare, amirite? (Aside from diamonds, I've only been going down digging for specific things I needed for my construction thus far, as opposed to building stockpiles).I probably already HAVE 600 redstone blocks.
I'll hop on tonight and start strip mining for diamonds. You need a total of 162 diamonds and I think I can start you off with at least a stack and a half, if they haven't been raided too much.[DOUBLEPOST=1392221625,1392221587][/DOUBLEPOST]Oh, and a couple of fortune 3 books I may have laying around.
Doh! I'll fix it tonight. As long as the perimeter wall is unbreached, should be fine. It was just a very basic rail to serve as slightly quicker transport over to the sheep pen on the other side of the river. It might have got my chicken overflow alarm too, from the sound of it, if the damage looks complex. Thanks for the redstone.Gas, I dropped off about 700 redstone blocks in your mailbox. Bad news is that not only do I not have as many diamonds as I used to *ahem* but that I rounded a corner of your place and a creeper blew up...nothing major was damaged other than some tracks, but I didn't know how you had them set up.