This submission really caught the eyes of all of the judges and exemplified brilliant planning and well thought out specifics. It was probably one of the coolest twists on a classic halloween thing we seen in this contest. We all really enjoyed the adaptation of the Headless Horseman he created as well as how well planned out his sketch was and how specific his features were. Because the Zombie Hand blocks already grab you and slow you down we are cutting the luring part of the submission and keeping the whispers as a cool little atmospheric feature which will increase the creepy feel of the planet.Ĭreature Name: Pumplebrach (Pronounced “Pump-ull-brauk”) The idea behind this is to use some of the already built in graves of the Grim to have some sort of creepy whispering that lures you closer and pulls you in. This submission is a perfect example of how community votes are so important! With a total judge score of 47 willsaber received 5 community points putting him into 3rd place just a point above the two runners up. (I saw that movie it was so great!! As the Doctor would say, Easter eggs are cool! And fantastic.) The one point I think we all had a bit of an issue with is that it looks more like a friendly creature than a hostile one and the backstory involving stargate got a bit overcomplicated.Ĭreature Name: The Keepers of Grim (Grimmers)Ĭreature Name: Shadow Harvester Total Judge Scores This submission was well thought out and nicely designed. You should make one of the grandfather clock and the other TARDIS forms from the classic series! And a Vanishing Closet from Harry Potter.
And the pink TARDIS from "The Happiness Patrol." And somebody said this (and a lot more) on your forums but. Also I would really like to see a potaTARDIS. (Like GLaDOS as a potato, but it's the TARDIS as a potato.) Now I want to learn modelling so I can help with all these TARDISes. Oh, and are all of the different disguises going to be available from the start? Or do you start with some and unlock more with the memory crystals? what programs are good for Minecraft modelling? I've used Google SketchUp, and basic CAD/CAM a few years ago, but I don't think those would be the best The problem with all 3D modelling programs is that a mouse is a 2D input, and the program has to make it 3D, which will make a confusing interface at times.
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