Play Minecraft with WeGame!

What about me?

Heck no! Get back in your box! >:(

j/k

Stickied thread.

How do you get wegame to recognise Minecraft?

If you close WeGame, open Minecraft and get into the game, then reopen WeGame, it should work. It's not 100% consistent, but it'll work sometimes.

It won't recognise Minecraft as a game though. Therefore won't record it.

I thought it'd be fun to keep a log of the stuff we're working on at the server -


Starting out - I had cleared out the area and you can see the dirt pillars where I intended the city walls to end. I started work on the entryway. Pretty much everything in this shot ended up getting redone - I didn't like the entryway, the city walls had to go out, and I had to flatten a lot more territory.


Starting the castle - In this screenshot you can see that the outer walls are done - At least on the south and east sides. At this point the north and west walls were probably incomplete as I had run out of cobblestone and wasn't in the mood to mine for more.


Starting the walls - I guess I finished one of the city walls at this point. The castle is probably done as well. You can see on the far side that there are a lot of hills - we had to clear them all out to put up the other wall and the moat.


Walls complete - This took a while to do, as I had to clear out a lot of mountains on the west end of the city to build these walls. Luckily in the process of clearing out the mountains I got a lot of the materials I needed to make the walls.


Moat complete - This may've been the most painful project so far. Digging under the surface level meant we had to deal with a lot of rock. Luckily a lot of people pitched in and I had help for at least half the moat. Paul handled the water placement it came out beautifully


Lighting complete - It's a little thing, but I spent a long time on the lighting. It's important to me that the lighting shows the scope of the realm sufficiently at night, but still leave enough dark space to give the impression of a lot of unknown interior. I also tried to place the lighting in such a way as to make the castle appear taller, by placing the torches relatively high and only lighting the center of the castle rather than the sides.


Town Square - Not exciting, just a fountain, the town square and a couple of streets.


Castle interior - Here's the inside of the castle. There's a lot more to it, but it can't really be communicated in screenshots.

eeeew minecraft

It does - When you bring the game back up, there should be either a green or black outline of a square in the upper-left that means it's ready to record.

y u no rage at my trollface.jpeg fanatics!?