How does my in-progress MCSG map look so far...

[Montana Owens]

It looks good but still needs terraforming

 

[NoahSinishtaj24]

I think you should start with terraforming. You're going to have to put your buildings on it, so it would probably be beneficial to do that

In my map, it basically a big Mediveal city, therefore, it doesnt require much terraforming, The terrain i'am going to be forming, are mountains surrounding the city, I didn't do much planning on the size of the map, so I decided to wait until I was finished with the cornucopia, and the buildings. Thanks for the suggestions though

 

[NoahSinishtaj24]

As they have already stated, terraforming. How you do it is your choice, as long as the end result turns out good.
Also, for the Podiums at the Cornucopia, sometimes when you stand on End Portal blocks, you glitch. That might be a bit annoying later on.
Looks nice, though.
Make sure to spread out chests, have some traps/hidden secrets/parkour etc., and various perks that make maps fun.
My personal opinion is that there should be at least 1 enchantment table, 2 if it's a large map. I don't know the radius, but you could probably find a place to put one very easily because of the theme.

Thanks for the tips, will do

 

[NoahSinishtaj24]

Update:
- Fixed Cornucopia
- Cornucopia structure started
- Added more buildings
-Started on Terraforming
-Map size determined

 

[Ben67482]

Looks good IMO but how come corn is so close to the edge of the map?

 

[JF2MC_]

Your dome is too small , if you want this map to be accepted you need to make the map at least a 200 x 200 radius in size

Here's a terraforming tip: Don't use world edit to terraform,use Voxelsniper and it's blender ball command.

/b bb
/v #(block id)
/b # (brush size)

 

[TheKnightGamingHD]

Thats sick!

 

[NoahSinishtaj24]

Your dome is too small , if you want this map to be accepted you need to make the map at least a 200 x 200 radius in size

Here's a terraforming tip: Don't use world edit to terraform,use Voxelsniper and it's blender ball command.

/b bb
/v #(block id)
/b # (brush size)

Thank you for the tips sir, this will come in handy, much appreciated.