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(2/2) More images, since this platform only support 4 images at the time. This is an old server. This undersea tunnel connects the server's spawn to an already massive road network.

The fourth image in this post is a map view of this project.
An undersea view of the road. The road exits out of a short tunnel underneath an undersea hill into a sandy seafloor biome. The road continues, with a gentle curve, then up an easier hill. Another undersea view of the road. The road climbs a steep raise in the terrain. The tunnel raise up a bit from the seafloor in order to ease the climb. Glass windows have been added to the exposed tunnel. An interior view of the road. The road climbs a steep raise in the terrain. The tunnel raise up a bit from the seafloor in order to ease the climb. Glass windows have been added to the exposed tunnel. A map view (mod: Xaero's World map) of the current project, with pins placed during planning. The server's spawn is seen at the north edge, and a part of the old overworld road network can be seen at the south edge. The undersea road connects these.
February 9, 2025 at 12:51 AM
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(1/2) Still new to Bluesky, so I don't know if this will reach anyone. But hey, why not.
I'm building an undersea road in Minecraft.
I could use some advice in how to decorate it.

It's fairly long. It's part of a network to allow slow scenic overworld travel across the server.
View from above the surface. Shows the edge of the finished framework so far, partial dug path on the left, finished framework to the right. Shows part of the tunnel-road passing though a cave. Glass on the ceiling keeps the water above the tunnel. Glass on the floor reveals the natural cave. Shows a part of the road in its current state. Glass ceiling keeps the water away. The road follows the sea-floor's geometry in a downward slope. View of the road as seen from just below the surface of the sea. The road, sunk a few blocks down into the seafloor, follows the geometry of the seafloor.
February 9, 2025 at 12:51 AM