craftguy45's spark review

Hey Craftguy45!

It's HeyItsElla here.

So, i'm glad you've reviewed because this enables me to explain what we as mods need for you to become an ember.

There are three main categories:

Terrain, Organics and Structure.

Terrain- The terrain of a plot is the actual ground and scenery it is. This can range from mountains to valleys, rivers to desserts, lakes to volcanoes. For a spark plot we don't require anything fancy, just for you to show us that you have an understanding of terrain and how to create terrain through the medium of minecraft. For your first build I'd suggest a hill and a river, something basic but still shows height and depth. When you do terrain, the blocks you use to colour the ground are important. Use grass blocks, sure, but also add one or two different green blocks such as clay or wool. If you are doing a dessert, sand, sandstone and birch are a good combination, etc.

Structure- Structure is the buildings and well, structures, you have on your plot. Towers, houses, castles, and even sub terrain things such as mineshafts and underground bunkers. These can also range from small cottages, to large and complex towers. We ask that the walls of your structure have many layers, rather than just being flat. Flat wall- http://imgur.com/gallery/wwHcd We don;t want that.

Organics- Organics are the bushes, tree's, animals, humans and the like that are on your plot. They are, basically, anything that is living. You have to choose your organics wisely to add to the plot, don't use palm tree's in a jungle, and don't use bushes in the dessert. As you rank up, your organics will turn complex, and involve animals and humans to create. But for now, just focus on one or two nice tree's (not spawned in) for your plot.

Finally, I would suggest you choose a theme for your plot, this could be oriental (Japanese, Chinese) jungle, dessert, fantasy, etcetera, to give you inspirations for the structure and organics.

Thanks!

~HeyItsElla