Personally, I'm rather tired of people criticising YouTube gaming, with the stereotype that it's stupid and useless to the world. He also mentioned he raised over US$1 million for charity funds but that had barely been publicised. In response to this, Pewds made a video titled "Let's Talk About Money", stressing that he does not believe money is all we should care about and that he merely does what he loves to do. New Mine-imator users wouldn't be able to see the old days of the application, where countless amounts of people would create collaborative projects on the Disqus community and made some really impressive stuff.ĭuring the past few days there has been a lot of talk about how much the famous YouTuber PewDiePie earns. The bad news is, ever since Wesley Wolfe filed a lawsuit against CraftBukkit, my Minecraft server has been stuck in version 1.7.9 of Minecraft, and almost no one has gone onto the server for over a year.ĭavid fulfilled his promise, and Mine-imator 1.0.0 has long been officially released, together with a smacksy new website (although the Disqus Mine-imator community is gone). With the help of plug-ins, I managed to set-up 3 fully-automated hunger games maps, and a bunch of mob-arenas, together with over 20 mini-games. The good news is, it's still living in my old computer's files, and throughout last year, my friends and I built over 42 majestic structures, rollercoasters, mini-maps, lobbies, carnivals and houses in a titanic area span.
#MINE IMATOR STUFF BY DAVID HOW TO#
minecraft files, of learning about 3d animating my Minecraft world, of figuring out how to set up a CraftBukkit server, and I would love to go back to those blissful days of creation, but the environment for making and developing via Minecraft has changed for the worse, and so has people's mindset of Minecraft.Īs for my Minecraft server, SpinTwerk, well I've got good and bad news. I miss the times of building in my flat world, of countless hours spent messing with the. The Golden Age of Minecraft Makers has long passedĪfter Minecraft was sold to Microsoft, the 16-bit game inevitably turned to a more consumer-oriented direction, with many server-creators and game-modders leaving the scene, and many more (very) young children entering, creating the belief that Minecraft is a moderated little kid's game about building blocks that are not meant for teens and adults (which, unfortunately, is starting to become true). Although I've only uploaded 20 videos since August 2014, my videos are way more professionally made than before, thanks to both the resources available from my MCN partnership with Freedom!, and the experience I've gained from 4 years of YouTubing. Similar to the CEO of Valve himself does.I've finally restored my YouTube channel to it's former glory, and to even greater heights. This comes from the spacing of his updates, and various time consuming development that it takes for each update.
#MINE IMATOR STUFF BY DAVID SERIES#
Though he has worked on Mine-Imator alone in the past, he now has cooperated with Voxelizer (who created the icons of the program) And Nimi (Mine-Imator assets developer) The program was popularized by his brother Frossa, and his Craft Fortress 2 series of animations. They where references to DukeRecording's lines of videos such as " The Poptart Tragedy" and " 5Ever". He has also made videos which were crudely animated in Adobe flash.
is a website founded by David on July 20th, 2011 to showcase all of his creations, including Mine-Imator, Noteblock Studio, Chaos, Die, and more. (See Version History) David is best identified by his profile picture of the character Timmy from his game, Chaos (made for GMC Jam 6). He created the program all on his own, using a coding engine named GameMaker(he now uses C++) on August 21st, 2012. David Norgren (otherwise known as The Glorious David or simply David) is a Swedish developer known for the creation of Mine-Imator.
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