This one has proved quite popular on the mcschematics.com forums, so I thought I'd create an account and post it here.
It's my take on a snapshot of the moment a meteorite collides with a minecraft world. I managed a mega fail at one point and accidentally set the whole thing on fire with all the lava
, so had to start from scratch on the meteorite again.
It's not perfect, but I got sick of tweaking it in the end. Fairly happy with the result. As a warning, it might look pretty wierd depending on your texture pack, as there is lots of glowstone used to light the thing up.
Dimensions are pretty big 181Wx100Lx93H (crater is around 30 deep).
Imported the egg shape using Binvox, then did the rest with a mixture of single player commands (worldedit) and MCEdit.
It's my take on a snapshot of the moment a meteorite collides with a minecraft world. I managed a mega fail at one point and accidentally set the whole thing on fire with all the lava
, so had to start from scratch on the meteorite again.It's not perfect, but I got sick of tweaking it in the end. Fairly happy with the result. As a warning, it might look pretty wierd depending on your texture pack, as there is lots of glowstone used to light the thing up.
Dimensions are pretty big 181Wx100Lx93H (crater is around 30 deep).
Imported the egg shape using Binvox, then did the rest with a mixture of single player commands (worldedit) and MCEdit.
Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .zip (world save)
- How to install: Download the .zip world. → Unzip it. → Move the folder into .minecraft/saves.
- Where to get it: Opens on the file's original source — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java maps & worlds walks through it step by step.
Moment of Impact is a free Minecraft Java map. Downloaded 38,600 times. Download it and open it directly in the game.