Stone on ships?

Stone can still be on the inside of ships, right? I really don't want to have to remake my entire frigate just to replace one material with another.

ManSaysNo wrote:

Stone can still be on the inside of ships, right? I really don't want to have to remake my entire frigate just to replace one material with another.

I just really hope i wont be able to be used as a hull

ManSaysNo wrote:

Stone can still be on the inside of ships, right? I really don't want to have to remake my entire frigate just to replace one material with another.

You can have whatever you want inside. My ships have fountains in them.

Dr. Mackeroth wrote:

ManSaysNo wrote:

Stone can still be on the inside of ships, right? I really don't want to have to remake my entire frigate just to replace one material with another.

You can have whatever you want inside. My ships have fountains in them.

cool

Alright, good to know. But I'll still have the monumental task of converting every stone block on the hull to titanium.

ManSaysNo wrote:

Alright, good to know. But I'll still have the monumental task of converting every stone block on the hull to titanium.

There's this wonderful new invention, it's called MCEDIT *facepalm*

ZeoNet wrote:

ManSaysNo wrote:

Alright, good to know. But I'll still have the monumental task of converting every stone block on the hull to titanium.

There's this wonderful new invention, it's called MCEDIT *facepalm*

not everyone knows MCedit, and i never knew you could replace blocks

I use WorldEdit on my server, but it would still take an= sizable amount of time to replace the hull because of all the contours.

Same with MCedit. If you just want to replace the outside
and not the inside, it becomes quite difficult. It took me several hours to
turn the outside of that Ancient Battleship (the one in my signature) into
iron, so I could delete the inside, which was stone.

With the right Texture Pack you can make Stone Look nice

ManSaysNo wrote:

I use WorldEdit on my server, but it would still take an= sizable amount of time to replace the hull because of all the contours.

WorldEdit lets you replace blocks too. You could do it in a minute. Like MCEdit, though, the problem is replacing the outside and not the inside.

Maybe Voxel Sniper has an solution

Update:Yes it has just do

/v iron

/b over

And then use the ARROW (IMPORTANT!!!) to replace the outside(gunpowder would do real overlay)

if u are finished with the upside do

/b under

and finish your work

BTW: This will exchangthe terrain under our ship too.

ZeoNet wrote:

ManSaysNo wrote:

Alright, good to know. But I'll still have the monumental task of converting every stone block on the hull to titanium.

There's this wonderful new invention, it's called MCEDIT *facepalm*

mcedit takes a million years longer than worldedit to use.

Why reply to a supernecro?

Lol, takin a look at the post dates.

Avenger_7 wrote:

Why reply to a supernecro?

Because we can, and the discussion here is more relevant than most necros. The original necropost wasn't, but what came afterwards was.

Just coat the entire ship in iron and you're good to go. After the iron coat it with wool. Then after the wool coat it with fire.

Lord Tiel wrote:

Just coat the entire ship in iron and you're good to go. After the iron coat it with wool. Then after the wool coat it with fire.

Spoiler:

Was the troll really necessary?

Kobialka wrote:

ZeoNet wrote:

ManSaysNo wrote:

Alright, good to know. But I'll still have the monumental task of converting every stone block on the hull to titanium.

There's this wonderful new invention, it's called MCEDIT *facepalm*

mcedit takes a million years longer than worldedit to use.

No, I much prefer it. It means I can position object without:
a) causing sever lag and chunk reloading
b) getting it wrong. It take so much longer to get the placement right in world edit, because you don't have the ghost of where it will go
c) worrying about the game crashing and the incorrect edit that is inevitable becoming permanent.

Mackeroth? wrote:

Kobialka wrote:

ZeoNet wrote:

ManSaysNo wrote:

Alright, good to know. But I'll still have the monumental task of converting every stone block on the hull to titanium.

There's this wonderful new invention, it's called MCEDIT *facepalm*

mcedit takes a million years longer than worldedit to use.

No, I much prefer it. It means I can position object without:
a) causing sever lag and chunk reloading
Most people use Worldedit on Singleplayer Commands. Unless you have a crap PC you won't run into any lag issues.
b) getting it wrong. It take so much longer to get the placement right in world edit, because you don't have the ghost of where it will go
And then MCEdit takes a while for the ghost to load, whereas if you know what you're doing in W.E you'd already have it done.
c) worrying about the game crashing and the incorrect edit that is inevitable becoming permanent.
MCEdit crashes too, and is quite laggy in comparison. Personally I only use it for mirroring objects

It kinda devolves to Mac vs PC here. One can be used to great effect if you have the slightest knowledge of what you're doing, the other is for ding dongs who can't use the first properly or for specialized task which don't really warrant the installation/cost to begin with as you're not using the computer/program to the fullest.

Here is what you do; Get a server with WE or install SPC on your MC client.

Go in game on the map of your ship. Get a "Item" more specifically something that cant be placed.
Type: //mask 1(Stone/block) <enter> Then type //mat (Block you want/42 for iron) <enter>. Make sure your holding the "Item" when you type that. Then hold right click and paint your ship iron. To increase the size type //size (Size, 5 is plenty).

That should paint only the one layer. Hope that helps.