First want to note down that this is a suggestion from myself.
So right now, we have quite a few decoration blocks but if we want the decoration that pleases everyone, many blocks are needed.
That's why I want to suggest this:
A special build mode in-game where you can design your block. think of it like creating a ship, you place some blocks and save it. This way you can load it in later or share it as community content. In the build mode you can use all colors of normal armor blocks to construct your decoration block. Think of railing or a pattern you want on your wall, maybe numbers or letters to show where to go.
To understand what kind of concept I mean, Check out this game: Manyland
If you log in make an account you can start creating your own block, but if you don't want to make an account, just look around the game walk a bit and see how many different blocks there are, all of them are created by that community.
For the costs of production, A simple "Blanco" block (possible an existing deco block) will be used to place your custom block. With this, Schema will never have to bother making those blocks which means more time for features! :D
So right now, we have quite a few decoration blocks but if we want the decoration that pleases everyone, many blocks are needed.
That's why I want to suggest this:
A special build mode in-game where you can design your block. think of it like creating a ship, you place some blocks and save it. This way you can load it in later or share it as community content. In the build mode you can use all colors of normal armor blocks to construct your decoration block. Think of railing or a pattern you want on your wall, maybe numbers or letters to show where to go.
To understand what kind of concept I mean, Check out this game: Manyland
If you log in make an account you can start creating your own block, but if you don't want to make an account, just look around the game walk a bit and see how many different blocks there are, all of them are created by that community.
For the costs of production, A simple "Blanco" block (possible an existing deco block) will be used to place your custom block. With this, Schema will never have to bother making those blocks which means more time for features! :D