At first my aim was to create a freeroam type mod, hence the rather large amount of "unused" objects. Personally I dislike parkour mods with one specific path, to me every replay on a mod like that looks the same and it gets boring quickly. Path specific mods are also much more tiresome to make imo, I like the challenge of having to utilize objects for more than one thing, for example a bar can be used both for swinging and for climbing to a higher location. I try to stick to this concept the best my low attentionspan is capable of, it is much more rewarding to me.

So yes that's what I tried to do here, but I soon realized I didn't have enough objects to create a freeroam mod with this amount of detail so at first I wanted to split the mod into three seperate for a total of 384 objects. Around 80-ish objects I hit a wall and gave up the idea because I didn't like how the mod was turning out.

I originally had more paths set up that I had to remove because of the lack of objects and this is why the mod looks botched. Transforming a freeroam mod into a path-specific one isn't really optimal, would not recommend :v

You shouldn't need to follow a path either, I dislike the idea but I don't actually play my mods other than for testing purposes so it's there as an option. I love to see when people do some off the path whacky shit and I encourage modmakers to give players the option to do that. This might be why it's hard to make out the path, also the mod is pretty strange so I guess that factors in a lot.

aye those things are torches





Thanks for the feedback and praise mates!
And Swepples that's the most motivational thing I've heard all month