#My First Time w/ Axiom (no prior world edit xp, or anything of the sort)

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grave bobcat
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I’ve never used world edit, never done 3D modeling, I never even play in creative. I say all this to say, Axiom is unbelievably intuitive and user friendly. I was playing around with the idea of map design and using the environment to guide the player along a path while maintaining a sense of freedom. This is such an amazing tool, and I applaud everyone involved in making it what it is. Thank you 🙏🏽

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vital juniper
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Gotta say this is much better than most people when they're starting out 👏

gusty walrus
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this is a great start, dude! good luck with whatever youre trying to accomplish

grave bobcat
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Thank yall! I do wonder a couple of things from this experience. Is there an easier way to plant the trees? and cactus and things like that that I can't do with the clentaminator brush? I did try adding the acacia sapling, but then still had to run around with bonemeal. I know there are blueprints with custom trees but I'd like to be able to click and place natural minecraft trees.

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Another thing is, I used the shatter tool in the rock wall that was simulating a boundary. Is there a simple explanation how I could set up the logic to paint inside of the hollowed out sections the shatter tool leaves behind?

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I would like to fill those voids with things like ore and.... idk other things maybe

gusty walrus
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if you wanna be able to plant the trees on specific blocks then no afaik but you could get tree schematics and use the tool that allows you to paint blueprints

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theres a pack online with schematics of all the vanilla trees iirc

grave bobcat
gusty walrus
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i use worldpainter mainly and i havent built much in-game

grave bobcat
gusty walrus
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well, from the very little experience i have with axiom i recommend learning the tools first by testing them out on something else

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i didnt understand the autoshading tool from the video online so i learned by trial and error

grave bobcat
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I think I miiiiight be able to figure it out, but I haven't done much with logic. I have vaguely looked into it a bit because of minecraft, but I've only got maybe 2 years in the game now, and the first time I've really put actual hands on xp with it was last night when I was making this build 😅

grave bobcat
gusty walrus
vital juniper
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@grave bobcat shatter tool has a checkbox that says "use active block" or something like that

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It then uses your selected block instead of making holes

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To plan vanilla trees I recommend downloading Willatronix's blueprint pack as it contains lots of vanilla assets. You can then use stamp tool to place many trees at once

grave bobcat
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I snagged that pack earlier, and I just got back to my testing plot to try some things. Thank you!

vital juniper
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Np

livid grail
# vital juniper <@1003073841536454766> shatter tool has a checkbox that says "use active block" ...

This looks great! Maybe some broken-down carts along the road would be a nice addition?

@grave bobcat You can also use the stamp tool, you select the blueprints you want and configure the spacing to how you want it and then you simply paint with your trees. I think that is what reevzie was getting at but I don't think they specifically mentioned its name.

(Also oops I didn't mean to reply to your message Raf. my bad 😅 )

grave bobcat
livid grail