cstew3 Builder Application
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The Spring 2023 edition of The Rookery is now out! Take a look to see the latest builds, guides, progress and development updates on the upcoming 1.18.2 switch. You can read it here:
https://indd.adobe.com/view/f943da18-ed77-4d55-845d-fee9bfa14247
Thanks Cstew,
This is looking good, only small things I'd suggest is adding a couple of baskets/sacks/thatch blocks to the upper levels to just fill the space in a little bit. I think you might've mixed in a little bit of the grey cobblestone/brick into the walls as well, whereas I believe houses in Highgarden just use the Reach block mix (it looks a little more pink).
Otherwise I think at this point you'll learn more from being an actual builder, so consider yourself approved!
Please make sure to read the New Builder guide here: http://westeroscraft.wikia.com/wiki/Newbie_guide
The next step is to make a probation thread in the Probation Forum. You can start building at any open locations on the server - you can find a list of these at /warp build, although it's sometimes outdated, so I would also recommend just asking people in-game and checking the forums for recent project happenings.
A probie leader should post on your thread within a week or so and continue to give you constructive feedback on your houses for the next month (and help be your entrypoint into the server community in general), although as sometimes the probie leaders are busy IRL you may need to be patient while they find the time to respond to you. But message me again if a probie leader hasn't contacted you within two weeks, or if they're taking a while to respond. I would also encourage you to seek feedback from project leaders and other builders/mods. At the end, you'll be made full builder assuming everything goes smoothly.
I'd suggest you also start thinking about what projects you might like to work on, we encourage new builders to first work on "mini-projects" which are small one off areas of other projects, e.g. a hamlet, mill, quarry, and flagged as open for mini-apps by the project leader. Once you've done a few of these you'll be able to apply for a full project.
Make sure to stay in touch and let us know if you're losing interest, not finding enough work to do, or if there's any issues with the probation.
Welcome aboard and I'll see you in Westeros!
This is looking good, only small things I'd suggest is adding a couple of baskets/sacks/thatch blocks to the upper levels to just fill the space in a little bit. I think you might've mixed in a little bit of the grey cobblestone/brick into the walls as well, whereas I believe houses in Highgarden just use the Reach block mix (it looks a little more pink).
Otherwise I think at this point you'll learn more from being an actual builder, so consider yourself approved!
Please make sure to read the New Builder guide here: http://westeroscraft.wikia.com/wiki/Newbie_guide
The next step is to make a probation thread in the Probation Forum. You can start building at any open locations on the server - you can find a list of these at /warp build, although it's sometimes outdated, so I would also recommend just asking people in-game and checking the forums for recent project happenings.
A probie leader should post on your thread within a week or so and continue to give you constructive feedback on your houses for the next month (and help be your entrypoint into the server community in general), although as sometimes the probie leaders are busy IRL you may need to be patient while they find the time to respond to you. But message me again if a probie leader hasn't contacted you within two weeks, or if they're taking a while to respond. I would also encourage you to seek feedback from project leaders and other builders/mods. At the end, you'll be made full builder assuming everything goes smoothly.
I'd suggest you also start thinking about what projects you might like to work on, we encourage new builders to first work on "mini-projects" which are small one off areas of other projects, e.g. a hamlet, mill, quarry, and flagged as open for mini-apps by the project leader. Once you've done a few of these you'll be able to apply for a full project.
Make sure to stay in touch and let us know if you're losing interest, not finding enough work to do, or if there's any issues with the probation.
Welcome aboard and I'll see you in Westeros!
cstew3
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