Graphical introduction of my world shipbuilding methods
1, cut down enough trees, and then build a workbench, composite board, etc. Put the synthesized board into a 3X3 grid with a workbench, and the shapes are as follows: empty, empty, empty, board, empty, board, board, board, board. Then put the generated ship in the toolbar, and we will use it to sail in the future.
2. The boat will move according to the player's control or the current. The boat moves much faster than the player walks or swims, but slower than the mine car. On land, the ship can still move, but the speed is very, very slow.
3. The boat is controlled by the player's mouse direction and control buttons: when the player is not on the boat, the boat will slowly accelerate along the bow direction and finally stop.
The ship will always face the moving direction and turn with you. For example, pressing the forward and right buttons at the same time, or pressing the forward button while looking slightly to the right, will make the boat turn all the way to the right.
If you want to cross a place where there is only a square air between the water surface and the square above you, you will suffocate, but the ship can still move at will.
6. Put four ice floes or ice cubes on the ground, and then put an open fence door or snowflake on the road ahead. As long as it is a square with no collision volume, except the square in the air, then drive the boat to the fence door or snowflake, you can accelerate, and the speed is comparable to pc ice boat! If used with a semi-brick boat, it is a fully automatic high-speed boat.