order is an architect
chaos a reclaimer
[interactive]
chaos in order #8
experimental vintage series
press “C” to turn on/off outlines
press “V” to show/hide zoom window (experimental)
press “SPACE” turn on/off rotation
press “0-9” to select different grass brush
press “S” to take 4200×3300 (14×11) screenshot in live view
Some colors may be overridden by others, be sure to test variations and observe features before minting.
Certain blocks can be painted with grass, experiment.
(not a main feature and may be slow, pc required)
best viewed fullscreen in high resolution
(requires GPU, may load slowly at some time)
Dutch auction 9xtz > 6xtz > 3xtz every 30 minutes after 18:00UTC release
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