Level 3 Menger sponge in Witchcraft

[hornc]

Witchcraft is great, thank you! I meant to raise this into my own meow, but feel free to have another demo.

The hardest part of this by a long way was figuring out how to stack 16x16x16 chunks with palettes in one chunk column...

It creates a 27x27x27 Menger sponge cube and splits it over 4 Minecraft chunks (2x2x2).

[sdomi]

Okay, so - first of all, sorry for the late response (the past year had a lot of ups and downs, and only now I'm actually taking control of the chaos around me. I think.)

Secondly - thanks for your contribution! I'll try to read through your code sometime this week :) I'm actually thinking about hacking more on Witchcraft, adding support for newer versions and such. We'll see if and when I'll have enough spoons to actually do that.

[hornc]

No worries! I hope the chaos sorting goes well for you!

FWIW, I think Minecraft 1.18 seems a pretty ok version to stay at. It looks like a lot of basic stuff can change between MC versions and it might be a big re-write to keep the same functionality. If there's better MC documentation for a later version, that might make it worth it though. It took a while and lots of trial and error to make sense of the online MC protocol info that's out there.

I'll keep watching Witchcraft and test anything new, and help out if I can; multiplayer support would be excellent, exploring and building in little worlds like these with others would be really nice.

This project is one of the best things I've discovered on github, it's a mad idea, and it works so well and neatly :) I was looking for a lightweight MC server to experiment with, and this kinda fit the bill and was way more fun than I expected, so thanks again!