List of Highest Natural Mountains

Revision as of 15:16, 22 April 2021

This page is an attempt to log the highest found natural mountain in any of the Dogcraft Minecraft worlds.

Some instructions for explorers:

Anyone can enter any mountain they find only if it is higher than any of the previous logged discoveries in that same world.
Any kind of naturally generated block can count as 'highest' point. So for example, when there's a tree on top of a mountain, then the top of that tree counts as the logged height. The logged height is the Y-value that is displayed in the debug screen when you stand on top.
Artificial mountains, builds or modifications are, obviously, excluded.
Keep the mountain pristine! Don't pollute!

Happy exploring! :D


Mountain name	Height	Coördinates	Biome	Screenshot proof	Discovery date	Explorer	Comment
Floaty Rock	153	868, 153, -1611	stone_shore	Floaty Rock, Husky, 868, 153, -1611.	April 22nd, 2021	_edo	best found possible entry, to get a first log in.

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 *Anyone can enter any mountain they find ''only'' if it is higher than any of the previous logged discoveries in that same world.
 *Any kind of naturally generated block can count as 'highest' point. So for example, when there's a tree on top of a mountain, then the top of that tree counts as the logged height. The logged height is the Y-value that is displayed in the debug screen when you stand on top.
-*Artificial mountains or builds are, obviously, excluded. Also any modifications to the natural landscape don't count, obviously.
+*Artificial mountains, builds or modifications are, obviously, excluded.
-*Keep the mountain pristine! Don't pollute! Don't place a sign, don't leave a mess. If you must, you can leave some memorial down the mountain.
+*Keep the mountain pristine! Don't pollute!
-*Preferably supply a screenshot as 'proof'.
-*This page starts with the currently active worlds (Husky and Beagle), as of april 22nd, 2021, but can be expanded with explorations of previous worlds (sur1 - sur3) and any future worlds.