Building Long Routes with Chained Path Segments

Why Chain Segments

A single path connects just two points. For a long road, trail, or walkway, you create several short paths back to back. Each new path starts where the previous one ended, giving you a continuous route.

Step-by-Step Chaining

1. Crouch and right-click your starting block with a shovel.

2. Right-click your first waypoint to create the first segment.

3. Move to that waypoint and crouch-right-click it again to set it as the new start.

4. Right-click the next waypoint to create the second segment.

5. Repeat until your route is complete.

Keeping It Clean

• Plan your waypoints before you start so the route curves the way you want.
• If a segment goes the wrong way, right-click its end block to undo just that piece, then redo it.
• Use natural landmarks as waypoints so the path hugs the terrain nicely.
• For branching routes, finish the main line first, then create separate paths for each branch.
• Remember each segment is independent, so you can undo any single piece without affecting the others.