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Mordor Resource Pack

Climbing is an interesting point. Still not sure if it's worth to use a block for the climbing experience in just that one place. Maybe would make more sense to use it for some net.
I don't really understand the open trapdoor idea. Have to try that ingame.
 
My cousin used to play a bit with Minecraft commands some years ago and I remember he could make normal blocks climbable. This was done in vanilla minecraft, single player, so it can't be a too hard addition to the Architect Plugin. I could ask him if he remembers how he did it. On the other hand I don't really see the use of this. For the Stairs of Cirith Ungol, they're just stairs, not a straight cliff face. For the Dead Marshes, Frodo and Sam used a rope, which might be a nice 'easter egg' like the fire at Weathertop and the lit beacons.
Anyways, not only vines and ladders are climbable.
 
Never hurts asking. I think it's worth a shot.
But you say there's more climbable blocks in Minecraft other than vines and ladders, I ask you then; what blocks are you talking about?
 
You can mark C1-3 of book 4 as green Fin. It's all in that doc I shared with you.
 
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