Virtual Harbour and a Big Bridge in Minecraft

Virtual World Desert City in Minecraft Created by Eivisxp

13.3.2016 20:10 local time

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Minecraft is an indie sandbox game by Mojang, where you can dig for raw materials and craft items as well as build things and complete worlds (like the one where this panorama was taken). Extensions (called mods) are used to implement additional features, different crafting recipes or technical things. They also provide more realistic water, sunsets etc. to the originally somehow crude, block based square structure.

I considered this harbour quite nice and well fitting the theme, showing not only ships but also cars or railway on the bridges.

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Artistica / Virtual worlds

GPS location unavailable (not recorded, no physical location depicted or intentionally suppressed)

Precision is: Suppressed. Will not show on map.

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Minecraft 1.8, Optifine HD ultra, Shaders mod, SEUS ultra shader, Macros mod, gigapixel script by my brother Laurin Schmidt, PTGui pro.

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