We’ve seen many things built in Minecraft, but not all of them are functional. This Stargate actually spins, encodes chevrons and most importantly has a big watery explosion after the critical “Chevron 7 locked!”
SethBling is an extremely talented Minecraft player and YouTuber who has made some amazing creations before, but as a Stargate fan, this one instantly became my favourite. It also marked the exact moment that Minecraft creations surpassed what I could actually understand. (They passed what I could create on my own a long time ago)
Here are some of his other creations:
Programming clippy into Minecraft:
And because he obviously has excellent taste in games, Cookie Clicker in Minecraft.
Stargate In Minecraft [SethBling] via Reddit
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7 responses to “Here’s A Fully Functional Stargate In Minecraft”
That is all kinds of awesome
only a matter of time till someone makes that whole process in a few blocks and these replace netherportals.
Already done ages ago, Stargate mod has been around for a long time. http://youtu.be/42ttd_TH_fk?t=15m9s
The difference is this one uses command block scripting so it works in vanilla, but only the latest releases.
I’m suddenly imagining a procedurally generated Stargate game. Kinda like how Starbound generates worlds based on a seed value made up of the ‘coordinates’, you’d procedurally generate worlds based on 7-length combo of chevrons.
Something Like this one that I come across awhile ago?
http://stargatemc.com/
It has generated worlds I believe.. gates to other gates.. and More 🙂
Pure awesomeness.
What? Minecraft has changed a lot since I last played it, last time I played you could barely make a light, let alone a freakin computer!