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No problem, if you want the latest visualisation check out the following link. I may post this as an updated video at some point. public.flourish.studio/visualisation/3153155/

It's Australia

Yep, this is Australia and we drive on the left side of the road like the UK.

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Sort of, but there not very long before it goes back to A class standard roads. You can see them designated by the M class road names.

Not too sure, I might have added water manually in some places so it doesn't always fit.

From memory I used NBTExplorer to manually change from superflat to default world for all new chunks generated. Main reason is I found superflat could get a bit boring with the road design/scenery. Not ideal however as you are in a massive hole in a sense with the land to the left and right of the superflat section being hundreds of blocks higher. Still it seems to work okay.

+Daniel Gimbert I go check it out for the Version 1.7.10! :) I have made roads on minecraft check my channel:)

I will make one of these soon. It's changed heaps since I last made this video. Just need to find time around full time work. I was also planning to make tutorials on how to create some of these designs, so people can make their own roads/highways, but that probably won't happen for a little while. Thanks for commenting! :)

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+AstralPhaser Oh do you mean like render in 60fps? From memory this was actually a video recording the whole time but it may have only been recording at 24 or 30fps. But yeah I can definitely notice the difference on lower frame rates. The GoPRO can record in 60fps though, so I might try that one day for a timelapse

+AstralPhaser The macroblocking on the shadows in the film is also really annoying cos RUclips compresses the blacks a lot but not much you can do other than render it in as high quality as possible. it may also be the motion blur I added to the film though.

Yea, that would be awesome. You gotta make sure that if your old settings were taking a photo every second you should move it to half a second as now double as many frames will be played at once. In other words make it take photos faster in order to preserve the current driving speed while just making it smoother to watch due to extra frames. Lol, I suck at explaining stuff...

+AstralPhaser Wow I had completely forgotten about this video hahah!

+Neiljames Bartolay Yeah sure thing, check out my tutorial for the map download and how to get it up and running here: ruclips.net/video/YXl0i4hyptQ/видео.html

@@gimbo174 Daneil Gimbert, this video is private, so you can't watch it.

​@@nikkikarlssonthetalkingtom870 Unfortunately the link that was contained in the video has expired. The map is over 6 years old and only works on 1.6.4 of Minecraft anyway due to mod compatibility.

@@gimbo174 WHAT?!?

Daniel Gimbert, you should reupload the video to Dailymotion instead...

+Blanding Cassatt Yeah, there is one rest area in this video where I stopped for a little while but still haven't finished marking it. Map could probably do with a few more rest areas; maybe some service stations too. I never thought of putting in weight stations but that might be a nice addition to the map. Thanks for commenting!

Been building the road over a few years, just gradually adding to it in my free time. I haven't done it all by hand, mods like world edit, single player commands and mcedit have saved a lot of time. Thanks for commenting!

Thanks for the information.

boo no link

Thanks, Glad you liked it :)

Sure thing, however for copyright and ownership reasons I cannot supply the mods, The map is also a fairly big file, from memory it is around a gigabyte, but I could easy put that onto a file sharing service and supply a download link. As it is such a big map, the mod single player commands is a must. SPC allows you to set a custom flying speed so that you can fly around the map really quickly, I like to set it to a speed that emulates about 100km/h to give a realistic idea of driving. Also you will need an at least semi-powerful computer to run it as there's so many mods and it's such a big map, but give it a go either way. I'll make a tutorial video for how to get this map up and running as I think that would be the best way to get all the mods and settings correct. Don't worry it won't overwrite your existing minecraft as I use multimc to manage it. Thanks for commenting! I'll try and have a tutorial up soon :)

I have a 1TB hard drive with 600 gigabytes left. My computer can handle mods and I'm sure it will work. Thanks!

Alexander Gamer Hey Alexander, Just letting you know that I've now created the tutorial video of how to get this map up and running. Hopefully it's easy enough to follow, it's my first video of that kind but let me know if you have any issues with it. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/YXl0i4hyptQ/видео.html You can also probably find it as the latest video on my Channel. Thanks, Daniel.

@@gimbo174 I'm so sorry for this, this video is totally private, you cannot watch the video!

Yeah it is a nice soundtrack :), songs as follows: 0:00 Believe Me (Glow Team Remix) which is a remix of the song Skrux ft. Complexion - Believe Me, 4:20 We Are Electric (Eliminate Remix) which is a remix of DVBBS ft Simon Wilcox - We Are Electric Basically the remix versions are a bit different and a slightly faster tempo, but the originals are nice too. I recall this being part of a compilation or melodic dubstep mix or something like that as well, but can't seem to locate the original. Thanks for commenting!

You do have to place each block individually if you're working without additional mods. However you can use world edit (there's a single player version too) to stack, copy or set bits of road you've designed which drastically speeds up workflow. If I had done this all by hand it would have taken a very long time as it's about 40KM in length. The road lines aren't a separate block. They are actually painted onto any block of your choice. Which means you can paint it onto stone, road block, or even grass to create a sports field for instance. There's also a quick line painter which speeds up the line painting process but I usually just use the stack command of world edit. Thanks for commenting!

thanks man! i would actually love it so much if you could make a tutorial on how to use world edit.

No worries at all. Yeah I was actually planning to do a tutorial for this mod anyway so I could explain all the world edit commands in there. I might not be able to do it for a few days because of college but will try make it when I have a free day :)

sounds awesome. take your time!

Hey Phil, thanks a lot! Yeah i initially had it suctioned cup to the sliding door but it didn't work so well during the night so I moved it outside (luckily no rain :P), and it worked much better. I might try and do this again though without the suction cup to see if that looks better but yeah this one still came out really well which is surprising for just a GoPro camera haha. I really love the sunset on film though, so would definitely like to record a sunset some time in the future.

Haha yeah, they're a lot of fun. Speaking of clouds, I'd honestly like to one day when it's cloudy just take a timelapse of the clouds for a day. But I dunno it might be a little bit boring. Perhaps if it's for the full day and it goes to night as well it might be good. I'd also like to do a time lapse of just cars on the highway/nearby road just from a single position like not while driving, I think that would look cool too. But yeah I guess it's a hobby I've gotten into and enjoy haha which is good :P

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Yeah, I had the GoPro connected via an iPhone wall charger and a long cable. I had it in a special skeleton case that is like the full waterproof case except it has the charger and HDMI port open for charging/viewing on TV. Here's the one I bought: is.gd/NEwDVn There might be an official GoPro one available now but I dunno, this one seems to work pretty well regardless. Sadly not waterproof though so you need to make sure it's a good forecast. The benefit of this compared to the frame is that it still is mostly protected and I just feel safer not having the lens exposed like you would if you used the frame. Perhaps if you found a way to securely cover up the charging port once you have a cable connected, rain wouldn't be as much of a worry, but it's best to have it undercover or really be certain it won't rain. I kind of took a risk recording overnight haha, but the forecast said there was no rain and luckily there wasn't :P Thanks for commenting!