Building/Ship Show off your house :D

Which planet is that? I've been looking for a planet with that background, but at most, I've only found the trees.

 

looks like a forest world[DOUBLEPOST=1451698155][/DOUBLEPOST]

That is pretty Darn beautiful, looks very serine and peaceful with the 'cloud' tree forests.

 

It is in fact a forest world. Normally you don't see the grass and ground shrubbery because most gen doesn't take you low enough.
And the tree garden used to be "ground" level, until I decided to make it floaty by digging out a market underneath it.

 

damn it is too big!! D

 

The Train is from the Castlevania Mod.

 

never thought id see a day when someone uses this monster of an object in a build
(theres also some sort of train tracks in the mod)

 

I haven't checked everything in this mod yet. There is a lot of interesting things there. Great mod!

 

cool train!


Finally I made the animated shishi odoshi !

 

Hunter's treehouse.

And an antenna just above it.

 

http://fav.me/d9mxvyj

 

My holiday house:

 

I totally got great idea from this, thx for that.

 

You mean a bigger decadence... ahem... residence
Looks very welcoming.

 

my home

and
avian village

 

Do you play starbound on steam?

 

Yes i do

 

Then why did you take a windows screenshot. You can press F12 to take a steam screenshot because we can see the rest of your window. IE. Programs, open applications, you're -European-, etc.

 

I didnt know sorry

 

Here's a bit of info many people, even those who are familiar with steam screenshotting, often don't know about.

Steam saves your screenshots as compressed JPEGs and they often look like complete garbo. A way around this is heading into Steam > Settings > In-Game and look on the right for "Save an uncompressed copy". Check that little box and then look up at SCREENSHOT FOLDER, click that, and set a folder where you want the uncompressed files to be saved to. now, every time you hit F12 to save a steam screenshot, it'll also throw a .png (essentially lossless so you're trading filesize for image clarity) into the folder you set earlier. These are usually much better for when you're trying to show off aesthetics or detail, but remember to crop them, as they can be pretty big compared to jpegs and people with slower internet connections will have to spend more time waiting as a page loads.

 

My ocean base isn't very big yet but I will add a lot to it. The gold blocks took a while to find.