Minecraft Timelapse: Skyblock

In this, my very first minecraft production, I show you the process of starting on skyblock, and eventually building a thriving area for you to live in. This is not a tutorial, nor a let's play. It's a new angle of Skyblock, where you can see the entire creation of skyblock in 11 minutes. I really hope you enjoy this video, as a lot of work went into making this video possible. It includes nearly everything I did in the map, (except cobblestone mining:). I hope to do more minecraft videos in the future, once I get a better microphone, but for now, enjoy.

Music by: Approaching nirvana:
:Lullaby of Creation
:Bangers and Smashed (Extended mix)
:No Strings Attached (Edit)
Visit their channel for links to where you can download their awesome songs!
http://www.youtube.com/user/approachi...
(And yes, I paid for their songs through iTunes.)

No mods used, and no cheats to help with the progress of the map.

(This contained about 5 hours and 10 minutes of game-play, and that's not including cobblestone harvesting!)

About the too many items mod...

It's the CAMERA ACCOUNT that has the too many items mod, NOT THE PLAYER. That mod was used to set the time to day whenever the player account slept in a bed. Because there were two clients on the server, both of them would have had to be in a bed in order for time to change to morning, and because I didn't want to reset the camera angle every single time I slept in a bed, I just used that mod to switch it to day and skip the night.

Skipping the night, FYI, would be possible without mods if I was completing this map without a camera account also logged in. I didn't use the mod for ANYTHING apart from skipping the night when I slept. Because of this, the mod did not help me complete the map in ANY WAY that would be different to if I was completing the map alone.

If you watched this pretty hardcore, you would have seen the menu flashes in the middle and at the end for 1 frame at a time. PLEASE IGNORE THEM. I know that they are there, and that they shouldn't be, but my movie editing software plays this at 3 fps (due the the fast speed), so these single frame problems would have been completely missed. I will remove them if I make another video, but I'll leave them there, as it takes hours for me to render and upload a video. NO comments, please.