Some progress on the Corruption Memorial:
The memorial itself (the bigass sign) is finished, despite the problems with cuboid. Here you can see the beginnings of the glass-and-stone roof off to the left, with the fountains and reflecting pool framing the memorial proper.
Looking left from the previous shot, you can see one fountain and one of two large windows that will be on either side of the memorial.
Off to the right of the first shot is the second fountain and the spacing guide for the second window.
Here you can see the entrance on the right, leading back to Alway's Castle the the road from Spawn to the GuestZone. Also visible in the distance is the small maintenance building and the stairway to the roof, as well as the dock for my Worklight.
And for completeness, a final shot looking to the northeast. The gold-and-lightstone chandelier is my worklight/crane - I can build off of it and then fly the components into place with the /ufo control command.
TO-DO:
* Finish the roof.
* Pave the floor.
* Build scale models of the affected constructions in appropriate places.
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* Profit.
And as usual, any supplies such as sand, coal, or glass are greatly appreciated - this is a public building (despite the cuboid covering half of it) and donations will grant you a Donor Plaque - the more you donate, the higher the worth of the block the plaque will be on.
Stone: 1 stack, total, of any useful material
Glass: 2.5 stacks, total, of any useful material
Iron: 5 stacks, total, of any useful material
Gold: 10 stacks, total, of any useful material
Diamond: 15 stacks, total, of any useful material
Obsidian: 20 stacks, total, of any useful material
Small (3x3x3) Shrine: 40 stacks, total, of any useful material
Large (5x5x5) Shrine: 50+ stacks, total, of any useful material
Donors So Far:
Keuran: Obsidian casting (Gold)
Derekisterow (sp?): Donated 5 stacks of sand and 1 stack of coal (Iron)
Jay: Removed (most of) the very annoying cuboid eating half the island. (Obsidian)
Useful Materials:
Sand
Coal
Smoothstone
Cobblestone
Obsidian
Glass
If you've donated stuff and I missed you, let me know.