I am ready. Mainly cause I want new players to gather resources from and have different colored blocks to make things out of. Is my desert base ready? Nope. Not even slightly ready.
I plan on moving everything I own to a Level 4 or 5 Blast World (or one that shares a similar look as Trilea Trif) once the worlds are put on the live server and Portal Seekers has a portal up for me to make it possible for me to move my incompleted desert base to a world that has biomes that naturally form the way I want them and make them perfect for what I have planned (same kind of project just different location).
How lot connections do you have between coders and artists? This task cannot be resolved without art theory of additional colours, using colour circle of J. Itten and other designer’s tricks. And here must be not only “all leaf blocks are varying shades of…”
Absolutely agree with that question. My wife is an art educator, so I will ask her advise for that.
the “palette” nodes are not being shown when in a world-file (just a tiny bug), but honestly youd be pretty crazy to put all the stuff needed for a full procedural palette embedded directly into a world file (it gets HUGE) so I dont see that you would ever really want to use the palette nodes outside of the worldcolors custom-node file anyway.
I have a lot of plots saved up and was going to build a base on one of the less populated worlds we’ve currently got, but I think I’ll wait until these worlds go live
Right click Boundless in your games list and hit properties. Then hit the betas tab, and there should be a drop-down menu with the option none selected. If you select testing, the game will update and connect you to the test servers.
It was also stated that the worlds are a result of testing. They are fine tuning the procedural generation of worlds.
So yeah, worlds will go live but most likely their third or fourth or whatever version. Just like with the first set of worlds it’s about putting the worlds out there for testing, then wiping them and putting new ones and so on until results ate satisfying enough.