HighWind IV :AIRSHIP

Rating	Rated 3.9 from 83 votes
Category	Flying Machines
Theme	Medieval
Size	Large
File Format	.schematic
Submitted by	jobox
Posted on	February 5th, 2013 10:18 PM EST
Download(s)	Has been downloaded 2721 times

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The HighWind IV my Airship by JOBOX *-*

A special thanks to Endimmion for creating the hull, it is from the ship of the Templars (the best boat I've come across). I cut up that boat and added size to it. added balloon and propulsion wings.

all bugs fixed.
*rooms/shops added
*fixed engine on start-up (just add a block to the piston clock in main engineering)
*fixed all signs
*added squid to the water hold
from last version(that one was up for about a day, then i realized the errors)

this will mess up if it is rotated (signs, villagers, dispensers, etc.) try it out in the default alignment first.
I'm happy with how this came out,

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Comments (12)

Of course, it would be my honor.

tyvm *-* JOBOX

by jobox
on August 21st, 2013 06:56 PM EST

Barco muito bom (Downy do Brasil)

by Down
on May 16th, 2014 12:20 PM EST

muito obrigado

by jobox
on May 16th, 2014 02:31 PM EST

So cool!
I would like your permission to include this in my minecraft map that I am building? Your name will be included in the credits for your schematic.

by MeganShepz
on August 21st, 2013 01:18 PM EST

I converted the whole redstone system into a bomber xD.
Antway, nice build! love it!

by joepiepoepie5
on June 3rd, 2013 02:00 PM EST

with that mod it will be perfect (y) :D

by WaWaKwa
on May 17th, 2013 02:39 AM EST

You will have to check the specifications from the modification to see if this will fly or not, as it was not built with the mod in mind, and I do not use it. also the video link i posted is probably not the only flying airship mod, so it may vary from one to another.

on a side note, this mod may require much more system memory. (I play MC with 10gigs of ram here is how) : (windows)
{sorry, my Linux box is not for games so i don't look into that, but if you are playing MC on Linux you probably know all of this}

Create a new text file named minecraft.txt in the same location as your minecraft.exe (if that is your desktop move both somewhere else)

inside write this single line:

javaw -Xmx2048m -Xms2048m -jar

This command will allocate 2GB to Minecraft
-Xms2048m is the minimum ram in M
-Xmx2048m is the max ram in M

Also the command is case sensitive.
save(as) the file, or rename it to minecraft.bat (batch file) create a shortcut to it, place shortcut on desktop change icon to MC dirt block or whatever you want.

(only the line of code matters, and that it is a .bat extension {mine is called MC10G.bat} and the shortcut name is MC)

only change the numbers in that line of code:
1GB = 1024
2GB = 2048
3GB = 3072
4GB =4096
5GB =5120

*6GB and more use "Calculator"
*for troubleshooting (update java {make sure your using 64bit on 64 systems. x86 and 32bit are the same thing.)
*for additional troubleshooting Google search: "allocate more ram to minecraft"
*for something else Google search "play minecraft with higher FPS" (aside from a video card upgrade, you can up the priority of the program)

Press Function3 (F3) and check top right of screen during game play.

by jobox
on April 2nd, 2013 11:38 AM EST

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFWzv-Ivn9k

by jobox
on April 1st, 2013 01:21 PM EST

That was kind of a rude comment. There ARE mods out there to make your creations move around.

by Zakksu
on March 27th, 2013 09:07 PM EST

droolberry
you just went full retard
never go full retard

by daftpunk
on March 27th, 2013 09:37 AM EST

In the original mine craft (no mods) this will not move around but it can be placed in the sky using MC_edit.
I currently do not have any information about airship game mods, although i have seen a few on youtube, that would be a good place to start.