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Deck Of Cards World
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Deck Of Cards World

by BedrockHelper · on CurseForge

This is a Minecraft Bedrock creative world featuring a complete map art collection of a deck of cards and a basic wooden wall. Great for creating casino…

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This Minecraft Bedrock world is one-of-a-kind and functional, providing a much-needed tool for players in creative builds or looking to create interactive gaming experiences. The centerpiece of the world is a full set of map art for all 52 playing cards, each made to resemble an ordinary deck of cards. These are mounted on a simple wooden wall for ease of access and organization.

Using this world, players can:

  1. Create custom casino games, including blackjack, poker, or solitaire, in a Minecraft environment.

  2. Design tabletop-style games, such as card-based RPGs or unique strategy games, using the cards as visual elements.

  3. Incorporate the card art into builds or redstone machines, including an automated card shuffler or display.

This world lets users merge art and functionality into a whole host of possibilities: from construction, to gaming, to social purposes. For a server owner wanting to design some fun mini-game or one who just wants to try out this map art, this project is easily adaptable for any kind of Minecraft creator's use.

Uses MCWORLD file type for ease of import directly into Minecraft

To Import Into An Existing World:

  1. /give @s structure_block

  2. In the structure block, change settings to align with oak planks and item frames.

  3. Set structure name to anything

  4. Save the structure.

  5. In existing world get another structure block and set the mode to "load"

  6. Type in the name you created and click load

 

Textures made by: NatBurgessArt

 

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Bedrock maps walks through it step by step.

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