(Part 2) Top products from r/Minecraft

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We found 30 product mentions on r/Minecraft. We ranked the 342 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

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Top comments that mention products on r/Minecraft:

u/CreeperMan4577 · 1 pointr/Minecraft

Here's a dandy list I made.

Minecraft Wall Torch

I'm 12, and I love my wall torch! It also keeps Zombies away!!

Minecraft Lightup Redstone ore

As I already stated, I'm 12. I really want this, but I already have the torch. He might enjoy it though!

Creeper Plush

Or as I like to call it, Carl the Creeper. Its a great desk toy.

Minecraft posters

If you would prefer, you could just pick one up at a local Wal-Mart or Target.


If you don't find these items fit, here's links to great online stores that have great Minecraft merchandise, and more!

J!nx: https://www.jinx.com/
Thinkgeek: https://www.thinkgeek.com/

u/BrandonThe · 2 pointsr/Minecraft

This is the one I have. I like it a little too much haha. It's a bit pricey but it's a solid build and feels like an xbox controller. It definitely makes minecraft way more fun and easy to control on the ipad. I wish there were more games to use it with but then I would get nothing done

https://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-Nimbus-Wireless-Gaming-Controller/dp/B01AZC3III

u/cravf · 1 pointr/Minecraft

It's 3D Dot Game Heroes A PS3 game that's pretty much an homage to the Legend of Zelda games. It's really fun, and looks pretty nice. I recommend playing it if you own a PS3.

u/Wheio · 4 pointsr/Minecraft

For those wondering how this was made:

  1. The raw terrain is created using WorldPainter. That isn't grass; it's two shades of stained, hardened clay.

  2. The large, customized trees are manually placed in using MCEdit. These trees are originally created by LetsLente and are available for download for use in your projects [here]
    (http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/native-trees-of-europe-template-repository-1779952/).

  3. In ZBrush, a 3D model (the giant head) is sculpted or edited before being exported as an OBJ file.

  4. That OBJ is run through Binvox to convert it to a schematic file.

  5. The Schematic file is checked using ViewVox.

  6. The final Schematic file is imported and posed in the WorldPainter-made World using MCEdit. It is then changed from default stone into Quartz.

  7. For the first time, the world file is opened in vanilla Minecraft. Here the terrain is adjusted, with the small houses being built, the caves dug, and the waterfalls added. Smaller trees are bonemealed into existence along the ground, or hand built on the model. The model is also retrofitted to better fit it's surroundings. In my case, I needed to almost completely destroy and rebuild the nose.

  8. The world is opened up using Chunky, excellent software built for rendering Minecraft worlds. The chunks that are visible from where the camera is are selected for rendering.

  9. In Chunky, the render is set up. Light-colored blocks (like Quartz and Sand) have trouble rendering in Chunky under the default setup, so the sun's brightness, the photo gamma, and many other features are adjusted. The sun is also moved to where it best compliments the build. The sky is actually an image called a "Skymap" and there are many available online.

  10. The scene is rendered, a process which can be very time-consuming for the computer based on the complexity of the lighting. While the scene is being rendered, it might be a good idea to leave your computer and read a book. I suggest Ready Player One by Ernest Cline or The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. ^^^DFTBA!

  11. The image, now completely rendered, is imported into Photoshop. Here adjustments are made to the color of the photo. I find the David Nanchin actions to be helpful for this sort of thing, though I never run them full-strength. I also add in a water splash at the base of the water fall, and remove some pesky leaves that floated too far from their trees.

  12. The final image is exported from Photoshop and is ready to be seen by the lovely people of /r/Minecraft.

    In Conclusion:

    These kinds of renders do take time. A user commented:

    > Pretty Certain you just imported a 3D model of a head using Binvox..

    And that's absolutely correct. However, that doesn't mean this kind of thing is simple to create! Certainly, this wouldn't be what it is without the help of external software- but the use of that software doesn't mean it can't be respected as a build. Don't say I just imported it-- it took a lot of work!

    TL;DR: I used a lotta software and it took a lotta time.
u/[deleted] · 1 pointr/Minecraft

> completely

Hey thank you so much man! This was totally helpful. looking for a laptop for requirements now.

Really appreciated.

But do you really think this could fit the Bill?? I would totally buy this in a heart beat.

you suggested it http://www.amazon.com/15-6-Inch-Dual-Core-Intel-Laptop-500GB/dp/B00L49X8E6

This could run around 60 FPS?

u/dizzyzane · 2 pointsr/Minecraft

Minecraft is very CPU heavy, as it runs in a JVM rather than a nested programme.

Go for a single/dual core PC with a high clock rate and 8/16 GiB of RAM. An Intel HD integrated graphics card will run the game quite smoothly, however will be completely unable to handle any form of shaders unless you have 1-2 GiB vRAM.

After a quick Google, this looks to fit the bill, however you may want a machine that has the "Red Dot" as a laptop default cursor is not that good, and is heavily limited.

A normal mouse would be an issue to carry around, especially if not on a good surface.

Basically, my recommendation is to go for a laptop with a red dot and a good CPU, along with a medium sized storage (64/128 GiB SSD will be both fast and moderately cheap), and a integrated graphics card or slightly better.

This is one of the few times I'd recommend Lenovo.

Don't go Alienware, they'll rip you off.

u/FeralHousewife · 1 pointr/Minecraft

I've got a pretty good collection of the little figures but I like them out of the box so I can design and then re-arrange things in the collection box.

u/DaDubbs · 1 pointr/Minecraft

Amazon states that people who bought this also bought the Xbox 360 version of the game. Which is funny because it seems that this is directed toward the PC version (Chapter 1 is about creating an account on minecraft.net, buying the game, and basic controls such as w to walk.)

u/redwall_hp · 1 pointr/Minecraft

Ever read Tigana? The setting is a peninsula in the vague shape of a hand with two fingers missing. (And the local sorcerers have to remove those two fingers from one hand to fully unlock their powers.)

u/capfan67 · 2 pointsr/Minecraft

We have a couple of kids around that age we're buying for this year.

We decided to get a Minecraft Mini Figure Collector Case and a half dozen Minecraft Mini Figure Mystery Boxes.

The Mystery Boxes can be found at the checkout stand at Walmart, so we buy them now and then. The case is a nice way for them to organize and store them.

EDIT:

A note on the mystery boxes. There are several different series, in different color boxes. We purchased a mixture of them.

u/sand500 · 8 pointsr/Minecraft

I'm the kid who bought this at a middle school book fair

u/Valriete · 1 pointr/Minecraft

You can adopt them from the Humane Society.

I believe this is the creeper in question, too.

u/Karbear_debonair · 1 pointr/Minecraft

Have you ever read Blood Music? This picture is giving me flashback/nightmare/shivers. o.o

u/tzhou · 18 pointsr/Minecraft

Hey, I have that same textbook. Except that's not a chemistry textbook, that's from this.

PHONY, BIG FAT PHONY

u/portemantho · 2 pointsr/Minecraft

A dead body, the owl, California... I read a lot of Michael Connelly when I was in college but this is absolutely unintentional.

http://www.amazon.com/Darkness-Night-Harry-Bosch-Novel/dp/0446667900

u/Erithal · 7 pointsr/Minecraft

The class ended its reading with the conclusion of the British campaign; but that was the point at which all of Gaul rose up behind him... so I finished it in English. I was never good at getting the right ending of anything in Latin, and all the pronouns and tenses are entirely within the endings. Knowing the Latin roots of words, though, that stuck with me. And the slide shows our classics teacher had of ancient roman archeological sites were incredible. He visited Italy and Greece every summer, and made his own slides. The stories from antiquity he told with the slides made classical history come alive for me in a way that enriched my life.

As for books: I'd recommend reading Caesar's book. It's a cunning piece of pro-ceasar propaganda, but the military details are quite accurate, because one of the primary ways to become a Roman citizen was to serve in the army, and this portion of the citizenry was the memoir's target audience. If you're looking for a more scholarly work on the Roman Army, this is the one I read in college for a War & Ancient Society class. It has a very high level of detail, to match its very high price, but it is also quite good.

u/Jason207 · 1 pointr/Minecraft

It's actually more complicated than that, but he's not completely off point.

I highly recommend reading "on killing". It's a really insightful read on how our brains prevent us from killing each other, and how hard armies work to overcome it.

One of the steps, btw, is getting soldiers used to shooting at human shaped targets.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0316330116/ref=redir_mdp_mobile