Husky - Revision history

Domino: Added top nav

2026-02-04T02:06:41Z

Added top nav

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	\|title = Camp Husky		\|title = Camp Husky

William: Text replacement - "sur4subworld" to "subworld"

2024-02-13T19:51:57Z

Text replacement - "sur4subworld" to "subworld"

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	\|world = Survival 4		\|world = Survival 4
	\|~~sur4subworld~~ = Husky		\|subworld = Husky
	\|builders = Dogcraft [[Build Team]]		\|builders = Dogcraft [[Build Team]]
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William at 10:14, 14 September 2023

2023-09-14T10:14:36Z

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	''Husky'' was one of the two Survival 4 worlds on the Dogcraft Server. Camp Husky, located at (0, 0) was the world spawn and served as the origin point where all players started when they first joined. The build was themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It could be accessed via the <code>/warp spawn</code> command. It bore resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]], and was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on the 11<sup>th</sup> of April, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch.		'''Husky''' was one of the two Survival 4 worlds on the Dogcraft Server. Camp Husky, located at (0, 0) was the world spawn and served as the origin point where all players started when they first joined. The build was themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It could be accessed via the <code>/warp spawn</code> command. It bore resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]], and was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on the 11<sup>th</sup> of April, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch.

	==Camp Husky==		==Camp Husky==

William at 10:14, 14 September 2023

2023-09-14T10:14:27Z

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	}}''~~'Camp~~ Husky''' was ~~a '''Spawn'''~~ of the [[Survival 4~~]] world~~ on the Dogcraft Server and the origin point where all players started when they first joined. The build was themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It could be accessed via the <code>/warp spawn</code> command. It bore resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]], and was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on the 11<sup>th</sup> of April, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch.		}}
			''Husky'' was one of the two Survival 4 worlds on the Dogcraft Server. Camp Husky, located at (0, 0) was the world spawn and served as the origin point where all players started when they first joined. The build was themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It could be accessed via the <code>/warp spawn</code> command. It bore resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]], and was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on the 11<sup>th</sup> of April, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch.

	== ~~Features~~ ==		==Camp Husky==
	Camp Husky had a range of builds within it. A jetty where players first spawned when entering the world, giving them a view of the main camp house which contained the rules and information. The camp house was a rustic chimney-topped build with "DC" emblazoned onto the roof, nestled by surrounding trees. Heading out of the camp house across a ravine with the nether portal was a central camp area which featured a flag post.		Camp Husky had a range of builds within it. A jetty where players first spawned when entering the world, giving them a view of the main camp house which contained the rules and information. The camp house was a rustic chimney-topped build with "DC" emblazoned onto the roof, nestled by surrounding trees. Heading out of the camp house across a ravine with the nether portal was a central camp area which featured a flag post.

	This area split into three paths: Grand Central Station, the Mess Hall and the exit to Spawn City; access to the Cabins and "Camp Radio" ([[Cyberdog News Network\|CDNN]] Studio) and access to the boat racing area and nearby campfire. Grand Central Station was a hilltop build, with a more rustic design featuring a heavily wooden structure, sitting just outside the fence of the camp itself. A walkway also led directly out into Spawn City, adjacent to which was a large mess hall, providing new cyberdogs with a source of food to get them started while they settled. In the other direction were the cabins, housing the [[Build Team]] and senior staff team who helped build and organise spawn, as well as a studio for the Cyberdog News Network and [[Events Team]] headquarters. The East Line of the [[Survival Railway Network]] also ran through this area, crossing the river through a bridge out of spawn. Finally, the water sports area featured a boat racing area, overlooked by a lighthouse and "Mount Modmore" containing the busts of Head Moderators and Administrators involved in organizing the release of the new world.		This area split into three paths: Grand Central Station, the Mess Hall and the exit to Spawn City; access to the Cabins and "Camp Radio" ([[Cyberdog News Network\|CDNN]] Studio) and access to the boat racing area and nearby campfire. Grand Central Station was a hilltop build, with a more rustic design featuring a heavily wooden structure, sitting just outside the fence of the camp itself. A walkway also led directly out into Spawn City, adjacent to which was a large mess hall, providing new cyberdogs with a source of food to get them started while they settled. In the other direction were the cabins, housing the [[Build Team]] and senior staff team who helped build and organise spawn, as well as a studio for the Cyberdog News Network and [[Events Team]] headquarters. The East Line of the [[Survival Railway Network]] also ran through this area, crossing the river through a bridge out of spawn. Finally, the water sports area featured a boat racing area, overlooked by a lighthouse and "Mount Modmore" containing the busts of Head Moderators and Administrators involved in organizing the release of the new world.

	== Construction ==		===Construction===
	The build was completed in creative mode before the world launch in under a month by members of the Dogcraft Build Team, joined by Survival Railway Network personnel and the Head Moderators and Administrators. The project leader was {{Player\|OldManLP85}} who set out a rough plan of the build initially and organised the team to carry out construction. Camp Husky was finished on the 26<sup>th</sup> of March, five days before [[Survival 4]] would go live.		The build was completed in creative mode before the world launch in under a month by members of the Dogcraft Build Team, joined by Survival Railway Network personnel and the Head Moderators and Administrators. The project leader was {{Player\|OldManLP85}} who set out a rough plan of the build initially and organised the team to carry out construction. Camp Husky was finished on the 26<sup>th</sup> of March, five days before [[Survival 4]] would go live.

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	{{Navbox Survival 4}}		{{Navbox Survival 4}}

William: William moved page Camp Husky to Husky

2023-09-14T10:11:32Z

William moved page Camp Husky to Husky

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Almightyanna: tense

2022-03-16T11:53:23Z

tense

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	}}'''Camp Husky''' is a '''Spawn''' of the [[Survival 4]] world on the Dogcraft Server and the origin point where all players ~~start~~ when they first ~~join~~. The build is themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It ~~can~~ be accessed via the <code>/spawn</code> command. It ~~bears~~ resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]], and was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on ~~April~~ 11<sup>th</sup>, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch.		}}'''Camp Husky''' was a '''Spawn''' of the [[Survival 4]] world on the Dogcraft Server and the origin point where all players started when they first joined. The build was themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It could be accessed via the <code>/warp spawn</code> command. It bore resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]], and was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on the 11<sup>th</sup> of April, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch.

	== Features ==		== Features ==
	Camp Husky ~~has~~ a range of builds within it. A jetty is where players first ~~spawn~~ when entering the world, giving them a view of the main camp house which ~~contains~~ the rules and information. The camp house is a rustic chimney-topped build with "DC" emblazoned onto the roof, nestled by surrounding trees. Heading out of the camp house across a ravine with the nether portal is a central camp area which ~~contains~~ a flag post.		Camp Husky had a range of builds within it. A jetty where players first spawned when entering the world, giving them a view of the main camp house which contained the rules and information. The camp house was a rustic chimney-topped build with "DC" emblazoned onto the roof, nestled by surrounding trees. Heading out of the camp house across a ravine with the nether portal was a central camp area which featured a flag post.

	This area ~~splits~~ into three paths: Grand Central Station, the Mess Hall and the exit to Spawn City; access to the Cabins and "Camp Radio" ([[Cyberdog News Network\|CDNN]] Studio) and access to the boat racing area and nearby campfire. Grand Central Station is a hilltop build, with a more rustic design featuring a heavily wooden structure, sitting just outside the fence of the camp itself. A walkway also ~~leads~~ directly out ~~onto~~ Spawn City, adjacent to which is a large mess hall, providing new cyberdogs with a source of food to get them started while they ~~settle~~.In the other direction is the cabins, housing the [[Build Team]] and senior staff team who helped build and organise spawn, as well as a studio for the Cyberdog News Network and [[Events Team]] headquarters. The East Line of the [[Survival Railway Network]] also ~~runs~~ through this area crossing the river through a bridge out of spawn. Finally, the water sports area ~~features~~ a boat racing area, overlooked by a lighthouse and "Mount Modmore" containing the busts of Head Moderators and Administrators involved in organizing the release of the new world.		This area split into three paths: Grand Central Station, the Mess Hall and the exit to Spawn City; access to the Cabins and "Camp Radio" ([[Cyberdog News Network\|CDNN]] Studio) and access to the boat racing area and nearby campfire. Grand Central Station was a hilltop build, with a more rustic design featuring a heavily wooden structure, sitting just outside the fence of the camp itself. A walkway also led directly out into Spawn City, adjacent to which was a large mess hall, providing new cyberdogs with a source of food to get them started while they settled. In the other direction were the cabins, housing the [[Build Team]] and senior staff team who helped build and organise spawn, as well as a studio for the Cyberdog News Network and [[Events Team]] headquarters. The East Line of the [[Survival Railway Network]] also ran through this area, crossing the river through a bridge out of spawn. Finally, the water sports area featured a boat racing area, overlooked by a lighthouse and "Mount Modmore" containing the busts of Head Moderators and Administrators involved in organizing the release of the new world.

	== Construction ==		== Construction ==

William at 11:47, 10 May 2020

2020-05-10T11:47:49Z

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	\|caption = A view approaching the main camp house		\|caption = A view approaching the main camp house
	\|world = [[Survival 4]]		\|world = Survival 4
	\|sur4subworld = Husky		\|sur4subworld = Husky
	\|builders = Dogcraft [[Build Team]]		\|builders = Dogcraft [[Build Team]]

William at 11:44, 10 May 2020

2020-05-10T11:44:34Z

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	\|builders = Dogcraft [[Build Team]]		\|builders = Dogcraft [[Build Team]]
	\|contributors =		\|contributors =

Darparniox: Small changes

2020-04-18T06:39:05Z

Small changes

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	}}'''Camp Husky''' is a '''Spawn''' of the [[Survival 4]] world on the Dogcraft Server and the origin point where all players start when they first join. The build is themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It can be accessed via the <code>/spawn</code> command. It bears resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]].		}}'''Camp Husky''' is a '''Spawn''' of the [[Survival 4]] world on the Dogcraft Server and the origin point where all players start when they first join. The build is themed as a "summer camp", a suggestion by {{Player\|Ironboundred}}, featuring a main house, mess hall, cabins, campfires and sporting areas. It can be accessed via the <code>/spawn</code> command. It bears resemblance to the other Spawn area of Survival 4, [[Camp Beagle]], and was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on April 11<sup>th</sup>, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch.

	== Features ==		== Features ==
	Camp Husky has a range of builds within it. A jetty is where players first spawn when entering the world, giving them a view of the main camp house which contains the rules and information. The camp house is a rustic chimney-topped build with "DC" emblazoned onto the roof, nestled by surrounding trees. Heading out of the camp house across a ravine with the nether portal is a central camp area which contains a flag post~~. The build was initially known as "Camp Dogcraft", before the implementation of the two overworld system on April 11<sup>th</sup>, shortly after the Survival 4 world launch~~.		Camp Husky has a range of builds within it. A jetty is where players first spawn when entering the world, giving them a view of the main camp house which contains the rules and information. The camp house is a rustic chimney-topped build with "DC" emblazoned onto the roof, nestled by surrounding trees. Heading out of the camp house across a ravine with the nether portal is a central camp area which contains a flag post.

	This area splits into three paths: Grand Central Station, the Mess Hall and the exit to Spawn City; access to the Cabins and "Camp Radio" ([[Cyberdog News Network\|CDNN]] Studio) and access to the boat racing area and nearby campfire. Grand Central Station is a hilltop build, with a more rustic design featuring a heavily wooden structure, sitting just outside the fence of the camp itself. A walkway also leads directly out onto Spawn City, adjacent to which is a large mess hall, providing new cyberdogs with a source of food to get them started while they settle.In the other direction is the cabins, housing the [[Build Team]] and senior staff team who helped build and organise spawn, as well as a studio for the Cyberdog News Network and [[Events Team]] headquarters. The East Line of the [[Survival Railway Network]] also runs through this area crossing the river through a bridge out of spawn. Finally, the water sports area features a boat racing area, overlooked by a lighthouse and "Mount Modmore" containing the busts of Head Moderators and Administrators involved in organizing the release of the new world.		This area splits into three paths: Grand Central Station, the Mess Hall and the exit to Spawn City; access to the Cabins and "Camp Radio" ([[Cyberdog News Network\|CDNN]] Studio) and access to the boat racing area and nearby campfire. Grand Central Station is a hilltop build, with a more rustic design featuring a heavily wooden structure, sitting just outside the fence of the camp itself. A walkway also leads directly out onto Spawn City, adjacent to which is a large mess hall, providing new cyberdogs with a source of food to get them started while they settle.In the other direction is the cabins, housing the [[Build Team]] and senior staff team who helped build and organise spawn, as well as a studio for the Cyberdog News Network and [[Events Team]] headquarters. The East Line of the [[Survival Railway Network]] also runs through this area crossing the river through a bridge out of spawn. Finally, the water sports area features a boat racing area, overlooked by a lighthouse and "Mount Modmore" containing the busts of Head Moderators and Administrators involved in organizing the release of the new world.

	== Construction ==		== Construction ==
	The build was completed in creative mode before the world launch in under a month by members of the Dogcraft Build Team, joined by Survival Railway Network personnel and the Head Moderators and Administrators. The project leader was {{Player\|OldManLP85}} who set out a rough plan of the build initially and organised the team to carry out construction. Camp ~~Dogcraft, as it was known then,~~ was finished on the 26<sup>th</sup> of March, five days before [[Survival 4]] would go live.		The build was completed in creative mode before the world launch in under a month by members of the Dogcraft Build Team, joined by Survival Railway Network personnel and the Head Moderators and Administrators. The project leader was {{Player\|OldManLP85}} who set out a rough plan of the build initially and organised the team to carry out construction. Camp Husky was finished on the 26<sup>th</sup> of March, five days before [[Survival 4]] would go live.

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	{{Navbox Survival 4}}		{{Navbox Survival 4}}

William: /* Construction */

2020-04-07T15:16:09Z

Construction

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	== Construction ==		== Construction ==
	The build was completed in creative mode before the world launch in under a month by members of the Dogcraft Build Team, joined by Survival Railway Network personnel and the Head Moderators and Administrators. The project leader was {{Player\|OldManLP85}} who set out a rough plan of the build initially and organised the team to carry out construction. Camp Dogcraft was finished on the 26<sup>th</sup> of March, five days before [[Survival 4]] would go live.		The build was completed in creative mode before the world launch in under a month by members of the Dogcraft Build Team, joined by Survival Railway Network personnel and the Head Moderators and Administrators. The project leader was {{Player\|OldManLP85}} who set out a rough plan of the build initially and organised the team to carry out construction. Camp Dogcraft, as it was known then, was finished on the 26<sup>th</sup> of March, five days before [[Survival 4]] would go live.

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	{{Navbox Survival 4}}		{{Navbox Survival 4}}