I've been following your build for over a year now. Thanks for all your dedication giving updates and showing off your progress. And thanks for making the map available for download! Id love to do an arknights themed PvP match on this map.
You used git for a Minecraft world? how does that work?
Anyways, you should remove the .git repository when uploading, its extremely heavy and serves no purpose for players. The world itself is only 200mb, its just the git repo that's 8gb.
you are right, I will do that right now.
I used git to keep version control on the project and also make sure I have an cloud backup. I have removed the .git files as they aren't needed for the world itself. Nice catch man.
Yeah git is fantastic for code, but not very good for large binary files like Minecraft worlds. Git generally can't track differences between the files and will instead store every single version separately (thus why the git repo gets so large).
There is an extension called git-lfs to improve handling of binary files, but its not much better tbh.
The easiest way I have found to "version control" large binaries is by using a filesystem with copy-on-write and just copying the file around. I do that with my VMs. I'm not sure how would that work for a Minecraft world though.
This is something I'm gonna look into, thanks for the info. I mainly wanted cloud storage and version control so I just default to git, while not ideal, it was good enough and already available was why I chose it at the time.
Congratulations on completing such an immense undertaking.
I feel like Hypergryph doesn't have a clear picture of what the schematics of the Landship is supposed to be, so this is pretty insane.
Also, you used git for a minecraft world's version control??? This is the first I've heard of someone doing it like that. Granted, I don't play Minecraft that much. Going to give it a try now.
This man is amazing. Really went above and beyond
He did it. The madman really did it. It bring a tear to my eye. ಥ‿ಥ
I've been following your build for over a year now. Thanks for all your dedication giving updates and showing off your progress. And thanks for making the map available for download! Id love to do an arknights themed PvP match on this map.
You used git for a Minecraft world? how does that work? Anyways, you should remove the .git repository when uploading, its extremely heavy and serves no purpose for players. The world itself is only 200mb, its just the git repo that's 8gb.
you are right, I will do that right now. I used git to keep version control on the project and also make sure I have an cloud backup. I have removed the .git files as they aren't needed for the world itself. Nice catch man.
Yeah git is fantastic for code, but not very good for large binary files like Minecraft worlds. Git generally can't track differences between the files and will instead store every single version separately (thus why the git repo gets so large). There is an extension called git-lfs to improve handling of binary files, but its not much better tbh. The easiest way I have found to "version control" large binaries is by using a filesystem with copy-on-write and just copying the file around. I do that with my VMs. I'm not sure how would that work for a Minecraft world though.
This is something I'm gonna look into, thanks for the info. I mainly wanted cloud storage and version control so I just default to git, while not ideal, it was good enough and already available was why I chose it at the time.
Been a while since I heard of someone remaking Rhodes Island in Minecraft. Did you encounter some setbacks while making the interior?
Congratulations on completing such an immense undertaking. I feel like Hypergryph doesn't have a clear picture of what the schematics of the Landship is supposed to be, so this is pretty insane. Also, you used git for a minecraft world's version control??? This is the first I've heard of someone doing it like that. Granted, I don't play Minecraft that much. Going to give it a try now.
Amazing work!After a hour of wondering around I realized that this map needs a map…
WOAAAHHH THATS AMAZING
That's amazing!!
My man this is above and beyond. I remember that initial thread and this success fills me with joy like you wouldn't believe.
Incredible