Hey all!
In my last thread in this subforum, I shared an interesting way to create movies of some sort in Minecraft :)
Today, I've been working hours on this slightly more next-level movie
Last time, the movie lasted roughly 3 seconds. With my new movie, it lasts roughly 6 seconds and the 'screen' is also significantly bigger!
BEHIND THE SCENES
- This movie runs at 20 FPS (the screen changes 20 times each second): this is the maximum allowed by Minecraft using this method
- There are 127 frames (127/20 = 6.35 seconds of footage)
All the frames
- What may astonish you the most is that this movie only uses 2 COMMAND BLOCKS to run!
One command block is necessary to detect when the start button is pressed while the other command block runs 132 other commands all at once (using functions: essentially you cram all your commands in a .txt file and run them all with one single command (hence only 1 command block was required)
The function file
- The creation of this movie took a little less than 5 hours
In my last thread in this subforum, I shared an interesting way to create movies of some sort in Minecraft :)
Today, I've been working hours on this slightly more next-level movie
Last time, the movie lasted roughly 3 seconds. With my new movie, it lasts roughly 6 seconds and the 'screen' is also significantly bigger!
BEHIND THE SCENES
- This movie runs at 20 FPS (the screen changes 20 times each second): this is the maximum allowed by Minecraft using this method
- There are 127 frames (127/20 = 6.35 seconds of footage)
All the frames
- What may astonish you the most is that this movie only uses 2 COMMAND BLOCKS to run!
One command block is necessary to detect when the start button is pressed while the other command block runs 132 other commands all at once (using functions: essentially you cram all your commands in a .txt file and run them all with one single command (hence only 1 command block was required)
The function file
- The creation of this movie took a little less than 5 hours
Riley out
