Welcome to the spawn chunks, episode number 110.

Whoa.

Whoa.

For Monday, October 12, 2020, my name is Joel Duggan and joining me, as always, is my friend Johnny,

but you may know him better as the Netherwright Pixel 4000.

Hello.

The Netherwright Pixel 4000 is what I will end up calling my computer one of these days.

I expect that does sound a little bit more technological advanced than me having blown up half of the nether in search of this stuff,

which we'll talk about in a second. what we've been talking about so far though in the render distance the pre-show conversation you can listen to if you are a patron of our podcast is computer setups is blustry weather and all kinds of things in between.

You can get that at Patreon.com slash the spawn chunks if you join up to be a patron.

Any tier of access gets you access to the render distance via the Patreon

RSS feed. So Joel, what have you been up to in Minecraft this week? We're kind of

on the come down from the Minecraft live experience, but I'm sure the gears are now turning in

various people's heads and inspiration is drifting back into Minecraft so what's

new with you? I didn't get a lot done because on the tale of the Minecraft live coverage the Minecraft live episode we did plus my own podcasting and the admin stuff that happens at the beginning of the month I just didn't have a lot of time to play anything during the week however I did have a really chill time

working on the roads in the player arrival area in the medieval fantasy realm on the server.

And it was good because the planning part had already been done.

I had mapped out the path of the road,

but what was not done was the texturing. I had just

temporarily put coarse dirt down and just was say, I'll come back to this later. And so this weekend

was me finishing up the textures and I really got a lot out of it.

It was a little bit different.

...