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The original restaurant was intended to test a redstone design created by BestTux that could dispense items in exchange for another, in this case gold for chicken. The redstone was successfully tested in creative mode and then recreated on the server. Users would place gold ingots into a dropper which would be detected by the redstone system to, in turn, dispense cooked chicken. The new restaurant functions on a similar system, albeit set up different using newer technologies in a more compact area. | The original restaurant was intended to test a redstone design created by BestTux that could dispense items in exchange for another, in this case gold for chicken. The redstone was successfully tested in creative mode and then recreated on the server. Users would place gold ingots into a dropper which would be detected by the redstone system to, in turn, dispense cooked chicken. The new restaurant functions on a similar system, albeit set up different using newer technologies in a more compact area. | ||
= | Sometime in December 2019, Burrowdizzy closed the restaurant in order to make updates to the redstone, as the server was transitioning to a diamond [[economy]]. The restaurant has since not been reopened, though Chicken Bucket Chicken is still being sold in the nearby [[Waterside Eatery]] | ||
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File:Chicken topfront.png|An above view of the building. | |||
File:Chicken interior.png|The interior. | File:Chicken interior.png|The interior. | ||
File:Chicken kiosk.png|The selling kiosk/main counter. | File:Chicken kiosk.png|The selling kiosk/main counter. | ||
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File:Boog chicken rear.png|The back of the building. | File:Boog chicken rear.png|The back of the building. | ||
File:Boog chicken interior.png|The interior, now with tables and chairs. | File:Boog chicken interior.png|The interior, now with tables and chairs. | ||
File:Boog chicken interior 2.png|The interior, as seen from behind the counter. | File:Boog chicken interior 2.png|The interior, as seen from behind the counter. | ||
File:Boog chicken roof2. | File:Boog chicken roof2.png|The roof of the building. The skylights were a new addition in this version. | ||
File:Boog chicken redstone.png|The redstone as designed by Mumbo Jumbo. | File:Boog chicken redstone.png|The redstone as designed by Mumbo Jumbo. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:18, 20 January 2020
 The front of the original chicken bucket. | |
 The front of the new chicken bucket. | |
| Builder | Burrowdizzy |
|---|---|
| World | Homestead and Boogaloo |
| Status | Finished |
| Coordinates | (320, 66, 190) on Homestead, (6140, 64, -2226) on Boogaloo |
| Constructed | September 2013 on Homestead, June 2019 on Boogaloo |
The Chicken Bucket is the name of BURRCO's fast-food chicken restaurant venture located in the main city of Wellstowne Homestead, with a second location being constructed outside New Tonyville on Wellstowne Boogaloo. The restaurant was first built on Somethin' Boulevard next to Phanco Lumber and was designed by Burrowdizzy to sell large quantities of cooked chicken produced by the BURRCO Compound. The building primarily used quartz and hardened clay and resembled, as the name would suggest, a KFC-style bucket of chicken with a large 3D pixel-art chicken face over the front door. The second rendition of the build was constructed to be exactly the same, with the only changes being made to the interior. New redstone circuits were used as well, as the original design did not function in version 1.14.
Features
The original redstone was designed by BestTux. The new design came from YouTuber Mumbo Jumbo.
The original restaurant was intended to test a redstone design created by BestTux that could dispense items in exchange for another, in this case gold for chicken. The redstone was successfully tested in creative mode and then recreated on the server. Users would place gold ingots into a dropper which would be detected by the redstone system to, in turn, dispense cooked chicken. The new restaurant functions on a similar system, albeit set up different using newer technologies in a more compact area.
Sometime in December 2019, Burrowdizzy closed the restaurant in order to make updates to the redstone, as the server was transitioning to a diamond economy. The restaurant has since not been reopened, though Chicken Bucket Chicken is still being sold in the nearby Waterside Eatery
Gallery
- Homestead
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An above view of the building.
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The interior.
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The selling kiosk/main counter.
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The back door into the redstone circuitry.
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The redstone as designed by BestTux.
- Boogaloo
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The back of the building.
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The interior, now with tables and chairs.
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The interior, as seen from behind the counter.
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The roof of the building. The skylights were a new addition in this version.
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The redstone as designed by Mumbo Jumbo.
Trivia
Homestead
- Transitioning into new versions of Minecraft corrupted the text on the menu signs. The signs are intended to display prices whilst advertising the "two-fingered taco tango" as "coming soon" and instructing users on how to operate the dispenser.
- Behind the counter are two signs that read "SK" and "YE" to spell "SKYE," which is another instance of BestTux poking fun at Burrowdizzy's female preferences.
Boogaloo
- Burrowdizzy does not have a chicken farm. This means that all food being sold from the shop is actually cooked cod that has been renamed to cooked chicken. This cod is supplied by Immaco Mob Services, a competitor to BURRCO.
- The iron blocks were omitted from the floor in this rendition. This is because, at the time, the server had no iron farm.