Author Topic: Brick: 512x512x8 and 512x512F  (Read 809 times)

Pretty obvious I guess.
A brick 512 studs long, 512 studs wide and the height of a x8 cube, and another brick with those dimensions except with a height of 1 plate. This probably sounds really useless and stupid, but I need it to elevate the level of slate apart from a small area in a center building which needs to hold a basement; while keeping the endless flatness of slate without spending thousands of bricks to 8x8 cubes (4096 cubes would be needed).
From what I've heard .dts files are really easy to make, I would just have no idea how to start at all.
Thanks in advance.

Seems like admirable reasoning to me, someone should make it, and then 16x and 32x height variations

512 512 24
BRICK

512 512 1
BRICK

512 512 128
BRICK

512 512 512
BRICK


I don't know how to package this, and that last one looks mighty familiar.

Anyway, there it is, I did the dirty calculation.


edit: wow i did basically nothing
« Last Edit: June 10, 2012, 09:17:45 AM by Lugnut1206 »

Ins't there a tutorial somehwere on how to package this?
I can't find it though.


How do I save something as .blb, just typing .blb after the name isn't working.
I am handicapped and forgot to put it on all files mode. Thanks to Rykuta for pointing that one out.
If anyone wants it let me know.

EDIT: is 64x64 like, the maximum size?
because that's what the bricks are while I clearly entered 512x512x24 and 512x512x1.
« Last Edit: June 10, 2012, 02:43:19 PM by TheArmyGuy »

By default, brick sizes are limited to 64x, dunno if its different for special bricks

pretty sure the maximum X and Y size for a brick is 64

not sure what the Z size cap is. maybe 160?

I thought the max was 100, meh. Anyway, 512 isn't happening, but if you want a tool to make brickpacks easy and quick, I have a program made to do that, you can download it from softpedia Here.