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Good point about putting things on top of coverings. It's possible that this needs two concepts: one is essentially custom textures on surfaces, which would be useful for wallpaper, pictures, etc in building, and the other is a snow or grass, which would preferably occupy a thin physical space...

I pictured grass handled as a layer, in the same way as snow or ice. The same technique could also give you moss patches on rock, carpet in houses, wildflowers in highland areas, etc. It separates the covering from the underlying block. That said, I like the "waving fields of straw" proposed...

Just stepping in to say that I spent a lot of time in RPGs, have been tinkering with a world creation toolkit design for some time and see games such as minecraft as an excellent foundation for people to create worlds that people can explore and interact with so Tommaso, you're not the only one...

It's well worth eliminating potential copyright infringement issues as early as possible so that they don't bite you later on. As far as the minecraft clone thing goes my first reaction to Terasology was that the things I didn't like were copied from mc. Everything that I loved was what you...

Second vote from me that the blur kicked in really close, and made the world feel a bit "enclosed". Also, because it's so strong the blur was impacted by what was in the centre of your field of vision so as I rotated objects in the middle distance would blur in and out. Of course that made...

My understanding is that Mono was originally built to support the Windows .Net framework on Linux so that Windows apps could be moved to Linux easily. The same infrastructure that supports the .Net bytecode interpretation can support Java bytecodes, but I'd be surprised if it actually converted...

I've just had a five minute play and what you're doing looks truly wonderful - aside from looking great (I don't know why, but something about the way minecraft looks grates with me while your world feels bright and vibrant) - I could play around for five minutes and everything just worked and...