EVERYTHINGSNES
I’ve been making Minecraft builds for a while, mostly just for fun. I usually use Axiom and WorldEdit. If you found this page through my Xbox, I used to play on The Hive, but now I mostly work on projects or playing survival.
MINECRAFT: BEDROCK EDITION CONTENT
Caldera's Kingdom X Bloomrock
A 2048x2048 custom map featuring new flowers, new terrain, fog changes, and a few castles with small towns scattered throughout.
This add-on included with Caldera's Kingdom features variety of tree variants & new plants to Minecraft. I wanted to create something in the style of the dynamic world aspect usually seen on the marketplace but done in a more natural feeling rather than fantasy.I’ve learned how to create dynamic worlds with custom structures and feature generation. Instead of every copy sharing the same seed, I updated the map to include custom terrain decoration and new structures alongside the existing vanilla terrain. The original base of the map remains, but beyond the spawn area, the world now generates based on whatever seed you choose.
MINECRAFT: JAVA EDITION MAPS
Meadow Highland
Whilst I’ve used many online usernames over the years, the first one that truly stuck was “everythingsnes.” Many years ago, I wanted to start a YouTube channel focused on Nintendo content — though I never did — but I kept the name anyway. After playing the fan-made Super Mario 64 ROM hack B3313, one of the stages reminded me of Super Mario World and, by extension, my username everythingsnes. I designed this one over the course of about a month earlier this year, expanding it from roughly 500x500 to just over 1k in each direction.
Sunken Stronghold
Get lost on an enormous base packed with hidden underground areas, towering cathedrals, and dozens of unique buildings to explore. Built to seamlessly integrate with vanilla terrain.
Steep Green Summit
Originally made in 2021 and remastered for Spring to Life, this was my first serious attempt at building a complete map from scratch. While I did go with designing a map later on in vanilla if you know, you know. It’s smaller than the other two maps available for download, I’m still quite proud of it.
It features a few houses, a small arena, and last but not least the main castle with a hidden mineshaft tucked just behind it.
random things you don't care for
Besides my creative work with both versions of the game, I’m basically a die-hard Bedrock Edition fan. So far, I’ve spent over $1,000 in the Marketplace alone. I’ve purchased essentially all the content released by Minecraft and made it a point to collect every miscellaneous listing—from the iconic MINECON skin packs to rarer items like the Mumbo and Grian Skin Pack. Just recently, I even spent $60 on two Japan-only character creator items that I’ll probably never end up using.