A small pirate island

“A pirate island” is an adventure world, not a single building. Blocksmith lays a plaza you would arrive in, then paths out to a handful of places: the theme’s list, which for a pirate wish leans on wood, sand and water rather than on castle stone. Lamps follow the paths. The size used for this page is the small one, so there are four places rather than six. The block count is the whole island, paths included.

A world file from Blocksmith is a datapack of functions, plus a Bedrock behaviour pack that runs one function. It is not a copied save of somebody else’s realm, and it does not contain chunks from the game’s own maps. Every block in the picture was chosen by the theme table and the structure code.

The picture is a high angle so you can see that the paths actually meet. If a generator’s “world” is one house in a field, the paths are missing and the pitch is wrong. Here the plaza is the centre and the places sit at the ends of the paths. Walk it in a creative world by installing the datapack and running the build function from the plaza outward.

The same kind of thing, on your computer: how this feature works. Other outputs are in the gallery.

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