Jake_28

Not Really. Because With some Magical Coding...
MI Would be better than the GM it self. Trust me.

Welcome to the Bustling City of Steves!
Been 5 years since I touched Mineimator.
So any thoughts/critique on whats considered the 'Norm' would be great!

Credits:
Cigar Rig -  @TheBlueeye
Briefcase - @tditdatdwt
Car rigs - @Dawid24M
Any help/tips about getting lighting right in Mineimator would be appreciated aswell.

Looks pretty good!
Just a light nitpick; the thing Tdit's holding is a clapperboard, not a clipboard. Also, perhaps Lime Concrete could've been used as the greenscreen instead of Lime Wool? Less noisy.

An Animation Studio with a green screen and all, coming in films near you today!

Credits;
Tdits skin - @tditdatdwt
Directors Chair - @BloxTheRigger
Microphone - @r3nacraft
Clipboard - @TexasTony04

Not bad! However, I have some issues. First, the lightbulb, trash can, and fire in the smoker are all downscaled, making the scene look inconsistent. Second, the lightbulb is not set at maximum brightness, so it doesn't look like it's emitting the glow. (You can still see the shadows on it.) Third, the blast furnace and smoker have "on" variants that you can turn on so that they look like they are actually cooking. Since this appears to be an imported world, there are a few ways you could do this. You could get the blocks from Mine-Imator and set the scale of them to something like 1.0001 so that they are very slightly larger than the original blocks, and then place them over the originals. Or, you could go in your world and use the command "/give [your name] debug_stick". The debug stick will allow you to change the properties of some blocks, this will allow you to make the smoker and blast furnace stay on, whether or not they are actually cooking.
Sorry for the wall of text, I just had a lot of things to say lol

What is Steve doing? ?

Decided to experiment with lighting abit, let me know what I did wrong/right.
Credits;
Trashcan - @mbanders

Steve's survival in the zombie apocalyptic world!
But zombies are a bit dumb.

He's right. The mine imator community is very toxic.
I can't beleive we are so mean to people under the guise of things such as "constructive" critiscm and more blind hate such as:
"the pupils are misaligned", "your lighting would look better with a blue spotlight in the left" "i think this shade of color should be tweaked" and the most iconic "stiff posing".

We always pretend to strive for greatness while discouraging new people such as you. Some would say that the zombies being exactly parralel to the player is a sin, whereas here it is obviously symbolism for the greater meaning of balance. The light only falling on his face due to the zombies being shrouded in darkness is a wonderful artistic choice, showing that in the face of evil, xX_GamerGuy_Xx0234 stands for good, keeping the world in check. His house is wonderfully constructed aswell. The door is open, leaving the possiblilty of someone having sneaked in, or maybe a zombie entered.
The torches in the house emit no light as a sign that darkness and evil have infiltrated a sacred space, while the house being elevated shows that the player is above all of us, morally, physically, and metaphorically.

The colors in this peice are especially amazing. the reddish shadow tint shows the evil in the air,  pale yellow greenish lighting of the zombie sky, pure black shadows showing the voids of nothingness, as the life was sucked out of those zombies, everyone else has been defeated and zombified. This player is humanity's only hope, for they weild the legendary diamond sword.

a starless sky showcases that, in this case, there is some major light source blocking stars from being seen, nearby, showing maybe if the player defeats these two zombies and manages to pack their belongings, they can find a safe haven. Or would it be another dead end, everyone zombified?

This wallpaper manages to show strength and grace using only the player's posing. The elegant balance of the player on their tip toes, seemingly they would trip, but they dont, because they have a gaming chair. The way this player faces away from  the zombies shows they have no fear, and have no intention of even just looking in their direction, just to show that they are infact the dominant force here. they are in control.

the house being relatively empty shows that they could have been robbed looted or just only kept the essentials, such as their sword, the house not a base or fortress but just a roof for rain and nothing else. showing no fear of the outdoors. they carry nothing but a sword. no supplies, food, they know they can brave the wilds by themselves, and stay safe from zombies too.

The player in this picture is confident and the zombies seem almost scared of them.

I, on behalf of the forums in its entirety, with blessings from the great david frossa and nimikitamura, formally apologize for my and the rest of our actions. 
We're sorry to see you go, you would have been the hero we needed but didn't deserve. 

RIP Pootsy35

The Following Video is Satire. (Mostly) none of these are accurate to my actual thoughts about the forums. so please. don't get offended.
 
 

Hello, Fred here!
Today I bring you The End for you to use!
In this scenery I added the portal for when it is active, the torches, dragon egg, crystals, and the cages that protect the crystals!
I also made some holes on the towers in which you can add the remaining blocks! (added crying obsidian in them to let you know where to place 'em!)
Pictures:






Download Link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kRXRK9vdj-qIzREbZleR3qv3K07MLMdz/view?usp=sharing

Criticism is always appreciated and taken in account!

This can't be done with the game engine Mine-imator uses. Once the 'close' button is pressed, an event is triggered in the engine that allows me to execute any code Mine-imator needs to before it closes itself.

dude you're so bad that the top of your torches glow too instead of it only being the wooden part

GOLF CART MODEL
as simple as that
 
          Hey everyone, long time no see, I wanted to make a mineimator creation lately but I needed a golf cart model for it so I made one as I thought it would be quite fun to make, (which it was). The trickiest thing about this model was to refrain myself from writing "kart" instead of "cart".
Anyways, here is a picture of the model with Steve driving it

and here is a picture of the model in modelbench

 
Details about the model:
Hope y'all liked the way it looks and if any of you guys use them I hope you'll like doing so.
Download link
edit: The wallpaper I made this model for: 
See you soon !

What will happen if something other than gold meets the apple? Maybe a disaster?
 
(There are some religious stuffs in this video. Hope you don't take anything seriously)

Well, Nimi's added volumetric fog and global illumination all by himself, so I'm pretty sure he'd more than capable of adding reflections if he wanted.
Not to mention, there's already been a few experiments and even entire tutorials on how to make reflections and specular highlights in current MI versions. ? 

I've spent the past 3-4 years researching techniques for graphics rendering.(Non-realistic effects like specular highlights and "glowing" objects, realistic rendering via PBR...) Never got around to applying what I've learned until now for 1.3.0; partly due to being new to shaders for the longest time. The camera effects added in the 1.2.x updates was really me 'testing the waters' to see if I was ready to take on the big effects like Global Illumination, volumetric effects, etc..

After months of research on How Reflections work in 3D Computing Graphics,And guess what? NOTHING. Big Nothing.
But I did it with just using a Practical Technique Inside Mine-Imator,Nothing special here,no coding stuff like that,because I haven't learn on how to coding.
But this is what I so far. Not just Reflections,but also other Effects. I hope this can became Help,Atleast Refrence for the Devs team.
@VoxyWhat do you think? 

you suck!!! you're terrible!!!
rain looks fake

He's right. The mine imator community is very toxic.
I can't beleive we are so mean to people under the guise of things such as "constructive" critiscm and more blind hate such as:
"the pupils are misaligned", "your lighting would look better with a blue spotlight in the left" "i think this shade of color should be tweaked" and the most iconic "stiff posing".

We always pretend to strive for greatness while discouraging new people such as you. Some would say that the zombies being exactly parralel to the player is a sin, whereas here it is obviously symbolism for the greater meaning of balance. The light only falling on his face due to the zombies being shrouded in darkness is a wonderful artistic choice, showing that in the face of evil, xX_GamerGuy_Xx0234 stands for good, keeping the world in check. His house is wonderfully constructed aswell. The door is open, leaving the possiblilty of someone having sneaked in, or maybe a zombie entered.
The torches in the house emit no light as a sign that darkness and evil have infiltrated a sacred space, while the house being elevated shows that the player is above all of us, morally, physically, and metaphorically.

The colors in this peice are especially amazing. the reddish shadow tint shows the evil in the air,  pale yellow greenish lighting of the zombie sky, pure black shadows showing the voids of nothingness, as the life was sucked out of those zombies, everyone else has been defeated and zombified. This player is humanity's only hope, for they weild the legendary diamond sword.

a starless sky showcases that, in this case, there is some major light source blocking stars from being seen, nearby, showing maybe if the player defeats these two zombies and manages to pack their belongings, they can find a safe haven. Or would it be another dead end, everyone zombified?

This wallpaper manages to show strength and grace using only the player's posing. The elegant balance of the player on their tip toes, seemingly they would trip, but they dont, because they have a gaming chair. The way this player faces away from  the zombies shows they have no fear, and have no intention of even just looking in their direction, just to show that they are infact the dominant force here. they are in control.

the house being relatively empty shows that they could have been robbed looted or just only kept the essentials, such as their sword, the house not a base or fortress but just a roof for rain and nothing else. showing no fear of the outdoors. they carry nothing but a sword. no supplies, food, they know they can brave the wilds by themselves, and stay safe from zombies too.

The player in this picture is confident and the zombies seem almost scared of them.

I, on behalf of the forums in its entirety, with blessings from the great david frossa and nimikitamura, formally apologize for my and the rest of our actions. 
We're sorry to see you go, you would have been the hero we needed but didn't deserve. 

RIP Pootsy35

He's right. The mine imator community is very toxic.
I can't beleive we are so mean to people under the guise of things such as "constructive" critiscm and more blind hate such as:
"the pupils are misaligned", "your lighting would look better with a blue spotlight in the left" "i think this shade of color should be tweaked" and the most iconic "stiff posing".

We always pretend to strive for greatness while discouraging new people such as you. Some would say that the zombies being exactly parralel to the player is a sin, whereas here it is obviously symbolism for the greater meaning of balance. The light only falling on his face due to the zombies being shrouded in darkness is a wonderful artistic choice, showing that in the face of evil, xX_GamerGuy_Xx0234 stands for good, keeping the world in check. His house is wonderfully constructed aswell. The door is open, leaving the possiblilty of someone having sneaked in, or maybe a zombie entered.
The torches in the house emit no light as a sign that darkness and evil have infiltrated a sacred space, while the house being elevated shows that the player is above all of us, morally, physically, and metaphorically.

The colors in this peice are especially amazing. the reddish shadow tint shows the evil in the air,  pale yellow greenish lighting of the zombie sky, pure black shadows showing the voids of nothingness, as the life was sucked out of those zombies, everyone else has been defeated and zombified. This player is humanity's only hope, for they weild the legendary diamond sword.

a starless sky showcases that, in this case, there is some major light source blocking stars from being seen, nearby, showing maybe if the player defeats these two zombies and manages to pack their belongings, they can find a safe haven. Or would it be another dead end, everyone zombified?

This wallpaper manages to show strength and grace using only the player's posing. The elegant balance of the player on their tip toes, seemingly they would trip, but they dont, because they have a gaming chair. The way this player faces away from  the zombies shows they have no fear, and have no intention of even just looking in their direction, just to show that they are infact the dominant force here. they are in control.

the house being relatively empty shows that they could have been robbed looted or just only kept the essentials, such as their sword, the house not a base or fortress but just a roof for rain and nothing else. showing no fear of the outdoors. they carry nothing but a sword. no supplies, food, they know they can brave the wilds by themselves, and stay safe from zombies too.

The player in this picture is confident and the zombies seem almost scared of them.

I, on behalf of the forums in its entirety, with blessings from the great david frossa and nimikitamura, formally apologize for my and the rest of our actions. 
We're sorry to see you go, you would have been the hero we needed but didn't deserve. 

RIP Pootsy35

you suck!!! you're terrible!!!
rain looks fake

Just wondering, are you unfamiliar with the concept of April Fools Day?