Author Topic: print plates make good flat surfaces  (Read 8507 times)

That's not as lovely.
What is it anyway?

sunset. ok, maybe it is ugly, but many people thought Picasso's work was ugly, too.

No what are those blue and white things.

No what are those blue and white things.
I'm thinking they're people looking at the sunset.

But hey,
Picasso's work
It's Abstract!

I like them.
You should really think about getting the full version of the game.
I reckon with a large amount of bricks, you'd have some pretty decent mosaics and pictures on your hands.

And I now have a sort of idea to make largescale chessboard.

I'm thinking they're people looking at the sunset.

yeah, they are people.

You should really think about getting the full version of the game.

My parents won't let me buy it "until I finish my math book". And I have all the money I need to buy it myself!

yeah, they are people.

My parents won't let me buy it "until I finish my math book". And I have all the money I need to buy it myself!

Finish your math book?
Seems like I'm not the only one with Homework problems...

Finish your math book?
Seems like I'm not the only one with Homework problems...

I'm perfectly fine with math, but I JUST STARTED A NEW BOOK!!!! and my parents say that I have to finish the new book before I can get BlockLand. It completely SUCKS!!!!!! >:(

Don't forget, you can also post your own uses for blank print plates!


Did you seriously have to make a topic about this? I'm sure nearly every player that has been building for at least a week figured this out.

This.
Its nothing special. If everyone made a topic about discoveries like this, we'd have hundreds of people discovering other basic things like how someone made a never ending relay, and how someone figured out print bricks turn invisible behind normal transparent bricks (or vice versa, I forget).


Nice one, Dill. you used chrome paint?
Lol, No.
Blockland can't support mirrors. There is no way there can be any reflecting anything.

I think i know now...

you built an opposite model under the tiles, and made the tiles transparent?

I think i know now...

you built an opposite model under the tiles, and made the tiles transparent?
Bright kid.
Yep, this is how it works, If you go to Gallary and that thread at the top Solid started, after a few tens of pages you'll find mirror art, quiet wonderful really.
As long as you have the oppositing bricks, the image should be perfect. You are unable to make a player in it, unless its a leveled mirror on the wall, and a duplicated room on the other side, for things like that, you'd have a window to the exact duplicate build on the other side, which will act like its reflecting the room, just make sure both sides are the same, and you should be good.

Made a test model.



This how it works?