| Author | Message |
|---|---|
 Gilgamesh8 |
Date sent: 2016/12/01 07:00:03
After much toil and trouble, the ground is finally prepared to have my builds from the world before last imported (the one before the corrupted world)! Here is the description. Destinations will be sent using /mail.Ziggurat: Old location: -16952 70 -6800 (this should be the northwest corner) Library (building with a dome and 4 corner towers): Old location: north of ziggurat a bit Please also select the floor 1 block down so the mosaic is included Citadel (ring shaped wall with round towers): Old location: southeast of ziggurat For citadel, please include the sand ramp around the base of the wall in the selection, rotate the selection 90 degrees counterclockwise (so the largest tower is on the north) and please use the center point of the build as the reference point for where to place it. Before the old world closed I tried to mark out the build boundaries and make reference points using wool to make selection easier, but I don't think I got to the library. In the current world I have made footprints for these builds and marked the intended placing locations as red wool. The idea is to place the build so that each selection replaces nothing but air (and the red wool) and rests on the land surface. Hopefully my explanations make life easier and not harder. XD I mentioned before that the builds contain valuable things like gold and other blocks used as decoration. If I can have those imported as is I'd be very happy. If not, just replace them with wool (and if you feel really nice, wool of a similar color to the replaced block!) There is also part of a gold farm inside the ziggurat, which could easily be removed by replacing obsidian with wool too. There may also be chests to replace. Thank you so much for helping! I look forward to the rise of New Archaeopolis! |
 luigiofthebakery Moderator |
Date sent: 2016/12/17 15:18:23
I imported the buildings and claimed them for you. |
Gilgamesh8 |
Date sent: 2016/12/17 21:49:25
Thank you SO much! You made my day! Merry Christmas indeed! |
