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[Drdav23]

I want to know how the first castle in the above link teraformed the terrain to have a slope of 4 blocks high like that all the way around. It USED to be done with clay, but how is it done now?

I can only seem to do get a 2 high slope from clay these days - which is no different than using dirt.

Can someone please walk me through how this was done??

[Drdav23]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATBVGlhMEd8

Sorry, but the youtube link didn't work, so here it is again.

[Koala]

Ahh, the good old days of yore when clay acted like clay, and dirt acted like dirt.

We also want to know the answer to this. Following.

[Mndfreeze]

I only saw what looked like 2 tile high slopes in that video? Clay was changed a long time back to have the same falloff as soil. The best you can hope for is 2.0 difference per tile, which means if you go up 2 you have to go out 1 to get a total of 4.0. I could totally be wrong, but I've been trying to find advanced terraforming guides or info for about 2 weeks and come up short every time I look.


| WALL
XX 2.0
XXX 2.0
GROUND

[Barlin]

quick question: did they also change the snow to only to tiles high ?o:o