Map:  Shooting Gallery 1.0
Game:  Minecraft 1.8.1 IMPORTANT!  You must use this version rather than a newer one!
Texture Pack:  Default
Required Mods:  None
Game Mode:  Survival
Difficulty Setting:  Hard
Author:  David Brasher                                       
Date:  11/17/18                 
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CONTENTS                          
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1. Information on the Map
2. Rules for this Map
3. Installation
4. Version History
5. Known Issues and Troubleshooting
6. Copy Status and Credits
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1. INFORMATION ON THE MAP           
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This map includes a shooting gallery with TNT catapults and rapid fire dispenser guns that shoot fire charges and arrows.  Since redstone machines like this can't be aimed, you are given a whole row of them and you run to the machine that the mob is in front of and fire it.

The shooting gallery is a big dark building, long and skinny so that the mobs have less chance of getting around behind you.  The room is dark enough that many mobs will spawn on their own, but if that doesn't work, you can push buttons to summon one of four different sets of mobs from easy to hard.

The guns and catapults are loaded with lots of ammunition, but if you run low on TNT, fire stars, and arrows, there are chests containing more.  The dispenser guns can be loaded with either fire charges or arrows.  You can choose to load different guns with different ammunition depending on what works best for you.

There are also spare parts in one of the chests in case you need to repair a machine, want to build more catapults or guns in certain spots, or want to customize the existing ones.

There is also a chest to store trophies in -- items dropped by mobs that you blow up or gun down.

Since this map is all about things that explode, there are also fireworks that shoot into the sky when you step on the pressure plates on the path in front of the entrance to the shooting gallery.

To take care of your other needs besides your need to shoot stuff, this map includes a small house near the shooting gallery down a pleasant path through the woods.  The house has a small garden to provide you with food.  There is a deep mine you can use that is on the path between the shooting gallery and your house.  In chests in the house, you will find a suit of iron armor and sword, a set of iron tools, and some food.  So if shooting is what you came to do, then you won't need to spend lots of time doing boring chores.

This is a rather unique Minecraft map.  I have never found another one like it.  ************************************************************************ 
2. RULES FOR THIS MAP           
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There really aren't many.  It is free play style.  Break all the blocks you want, place all the blocks you want, craft all you want, and farm all you want.

Rules:
(1) Stay in Survival Mode unless you go into Creative Mode for just a moment to get more    
ammunition or redstone supplies for rebuilding guns and catapults.
(2) It is best to stay on the hard difficulty setting at all times. 
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3. INSTALLATION                           
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IMPORTANT:  This map must be used on Minecraft 1.8.1!  If you use it on a newer version, it probably won't work.  The physics for TNT are different and the catapults will just blow uprather than launching the TNT.  The command block redstone work will not function if used ona new version of the game.  Depending on what version you use, the buildings and other structures may not even show up.  So if you want this world to work, you need to play it on the right Minecraft version.

Use 7-Zip to extract the downloaded Minecraft map to your .minecraft\saves directory.For example, here is the file path on my PC with Windows 10:C:\Users\(YourUserName)\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\savesSo after you install, it will look like this:C:\Users\(YourUserName)\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves\Shooting Gallery

But what if you can't find it?This directory may be hidden and invisible on your computer.  Once you find it, create a desktop shortcut to it for future use.To find it, you may have to do something like this:Press the Windows key (between Ctrl and Alt) + R, and enter  %appdata%  into the box.  Click OK and find the ".minecraft" folder.  Find the "saves" folder inside it. 

For more information on how to install a Minecraft map:
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tutorials/Custom_maps
http://ergotutorials.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Install-Downloaded-Minecraft-Maps
http://www.howtogeek.com/school/htg-guide-to-minecraft/lesson13/         
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4. VERSION HISTORY   
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V 1.0    11/17/18   Initial release.
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5. KNOWN ISSUES, AND TROUBLESHOOTING
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 This map uses blocks and coding from Minecraft 1.8.1 and will not work right on a newer or older version of Minecraft.  The TNT physics and command block coding are totally different on newer versionsof the game.  Some of the blocks used are not present in older versions of the game.  So be sure to usethe right version of the game.
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6. COPY STATUS AND CREDITS           
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Credits:  David Brasher - Design, block placing, redstone, command blocks.
   
               Mojang for making Minecraft. 

Copy Status:  Public domain with proper attribution and courtesy notification.  You may edit this map      
and redistribute it so long as you list the original author in your credits in your readme  
file and notify David Brasher that you have done this.         
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