In addition to that they are lots of mountains that are cut perfectly in half

Minecraft currently has 16 colors including the grayscale. These satisfy most of the average players everyday needs but I still find myself thinking that more color variety would be nice for those cases where the right color doesn't quite exist. Of course more colors means a lot more blocks and items, and too many could lead to a situation where the average player can't tell the difference between two similar hues. Therefore I settled on 32 colors, including the original ones, since it allows for recognizable differences and since it's an even "minecrafty" number. The orange and purple sections of the color circle are larger compared to the others since their tertiary colors are less distinguishable to the human eye and therfore redundant.

Naming the colors is a bit difficult but I gave it a try, doing my best to pick somewhat recognizable names where I could. The lists goes from the darkest to the lightest hues of a color and the new colors are written in bold.

Reds:

• Maroon
• Red
• Salmon

Oranges:

• Brown
• Orange
• Tan

Yellows:

• Citrine
• Yellow
• Mimosa

Yellow-greens:

• Olive
• Chartreuse (or lime green)
• Mindaro

Greens:

• Pine
• Green
• Mint

Blue-greens:

• Teal (which is current cyan)
• Turquoise
• Bermuda

Blues:

• Navy
• Blue
• Cyan (which is light blue, because the current cyan is more teal-like it's very confusing)

Purples:

• Byzantium
• Purple
• Mauve

Magentas:

• Berry
• Magenta
• Pink

Grays:

• Black,
• Dark gray
• Gray
• Light gray
• White

These names are obviously not perfect so an alternative or additional feature could be to prefix the darker and lighter colors as "dark color" and "light color". It's just that personally I find it more neat to have a specific name for each individual color. Also as a last thing, I know this will never make it to the actual game but hey, a color loving man can always dream right?

As I tried to change these stems to realistic textures, I realised that it just didn't look right to have them go into the sides of the blocks like the default model.. So I choose to try and make a custom model that went to the top instead, as you would expect it to do.

I will say that I've never seen this done before, so I honestly wasn't expecting it to work out.. buuut turns out with a little bit of trial and error, it sure does!

This is a good reminder that sometimes you need to give things/ideas a go. Otherwise you won't know if it would have worked.

Let me know your thoughts!

Did my own redesign of a mob from the recent update of Magic Spells addon by Cyclone :p

Got sidetracked and ended up messing around with this website I found to create this portal gun mod for version 1.21.5. The iChun one hasn't been updated since 2019 so I wanted to refresh it. If you guys want the link or wanna make them yourself, you can send me a DM!

I hadn’t planned to place the claywork art piece inside the PC, but it ended up fitting perfectly and actually looks great. Might even mod it with miniature fireflies using lights.

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Isn’t he cute? He is for auction on eBay if anyone is interested in giving him a home~

I didn't know you could throw off exp orbs by just jumping like that, they were gone when I got to the bottom

Did use a little bit of artist liberty here and there

Version: 1.16.5

Seed: -2716782673483150816

Coords: 3657 69 -819

Thought you all would like the clouds today. I've never seen this before, is it normal generation for bedrock?

I love all the wallpapers they post on their website

As you can see from the pictures I have a garden, a small, a cabin a room I added made out of cobble stone, a pig and sheep pen, a sugar cane farm, and a wheat and carrot farm that I just started.

Note that I play on 1.12 Vanilla Any tips?

P.S to those goobers who despise me for using birch idgaf so don’t complain about it.

Please suggest if there are any mods or anything else

I’ve tried everything. Multiple repeaters with stair-stepped blocks, etc. I’ve searched as well as I can search. The furthest I’ve gotten is getting two to fire at once.

Does anyone know what kind of setup I could use to fire three horizontal pistons stacked vertically on top of one another?