The Periodic Table of MinecraftOnline
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Category | Pixel Art |
Underground? | No |
Public? | Yes |
Started | February 16, 2024 |
Completed | June 1, 2024 |
Size north to south | 320m |
Size west to east | 576m |
Height | 1m |
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Coordinates | X=-17100 Y=65 Z=7100 |
Dimension | Overworld |
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Stretching 576 blocks in length and 320 blocks in width, the periodic table is one of the largest 2-D builds on the server, with only a handful of builds, such as the Andromeda Mapart, being bigger at 640x384. Each element on the table is represented by a 32x32 block square, with the color of the square referring to the periodic group of the elements. The colors are based on the periodic table at ptable.com, where Alkali Metals are orange, Alkaline Earth Metals are yellow, Transition Metals are red, Metalloids are cyan, Nonmetals are lime, Noble Gasses are purple, Lanthanides are brown, and Actinides are pink.
Every element is individually presented by 3 things: Its atomic number, its atomic symbol, and its atomic weight, which are displayed from the top to the bottom respectively.
At the time of writing, the build itself is not 100% complete, as 10 of the elements are currently missing from the bottom-right corner, but they will be filled in eventually, and the table completed.
The table was built by SuchDarkness with assistance from
Ertum.
Started on February 16, 2024, and completed on June 1, 2024, with on and off building.
Materials Used
- Orange Concrete: 6144
- Yellow Concrete: 6144
- Red Concrete: 45056
- Cyan Concrete: 7168
- Lime Concrete: 11264
- Purple Concrete: 6144
- Brown Concrete: 14336
- Pink Concrete: 14336
Gray Concrete: 10240(or at least it will when the last 10 elements are added)- A significant amount of White Wool (at least 2 shulker boxes)
Why it was built
The creator of the build, SuchDarkness, has recently been obsessed with chemistry. What better way to express it, he thought, than on his favorite Minecraft server? And so he did.