Squid Quoting KILLERROBOT99:

Ok so i tried to download the soundtrack but it says that the download is invalid and can not be processed by the .zip extractor. There maybe an error in the download. Can you please look into this error?

I have a really similar issue. It says I can't extract the zip because it's in an invalid directory, no matter where it's placed. No other .zip gives me this problem.

Pinkponygamer When I downloaded the map the resource pack didn't come with it. Can I just use the resource pack from the first map?

SuperDuggy117 I'm stuck in the room with the three levers I can't go to the top floor

Nick I can't even find the four levers. There's literally only 3!

Itap88 It was a very good map. I tryed to shoot off "anger" lever, but the torch didn't work correctly.

Anonymous I luv the binary in that book!

Armystuntman Quoting ethanteather11:

after the first explosion where there are three levers, where do you go after tat? good map though.

You go up the ladder to the first lever with the rogue sign next to it and jump the blocks on the walls. Careful of the ones that retract!

Armystuntman Quoting General:

There was a problem whit the button in the AF-806 Toxic Chemical Peterson`s Office.It is plased in the wrong side and whit out the button i cant move the bookcases and defeat the boss.Also the button is placed on the left and it has to be place at the bottom.

What? The only way that could happen is if the map got corrupted somehow by loading it in the wrong version of minecraft, because that can distort the rotation of objects. Can't you press the button?

General Quoting Creeperboy17501:

I pressed all the buttons in all the rooms but still the ground floor door isn't opening. I even pressed the one behind the staircase in the ground floor. I assure I pressed in all the rooms. What should I do to progress?

There is one in every room and two in the living room.

Creeperboy17501 I pressed all the buttons in all the rooms but still the ground floor door isn't opening. I even pressed the one behind the staircase in the ground floor. I assure I pressed in all the rooms. What should I do to progress?

Armystuntman Tiny update, just fixed a glitch that could be used to skip the boss fight.

Armystuntman Quoting yahoo106:

I love this prequel, because now I know the history of SADoS and the AF. I would like you to continue making the AF series :)
Here is an idea: make the sequel, where you are that wanderer once again, and one day you find SADoS missing, you return to AF (with slight aftermath) to find him, and found that he is repairing the AF. However, he could not remember you, so you go into the AF and explore to find its control room and try to make him remember you. The rest is up to you. There shall be two ending: the destroy button and the clear memory button.

It's a nice idea, but I think I would be milking this series if I continue it. I think the Atilliary Facilities series should probably end here, since it has a beginning (Atilliary Facilities 2) and an ending (The first Atilliary Facilities). If there was a continuation of this series, SADoS probably wouldn't be involved in it due to the double-ending of the first map. (Where SADoS suicides or is saved.) It's kind of a book-closer, if you get what I mean. Thanks for the suggestion though, it definitely made me think about the possibilities.

Armystuntman Map creator here, the dropbox link is now updated! The map is now compatible with the following custom soundtrack resource pack:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6hf0ha3hygqysax/Atilliary%20Facilities%202%20Soundpack.zip?dl=1
Place this in the minecraft resourcepacks folder and enable it in-game and you're good to go. Remember to turn your Minecraft music level to 0% or they'l overlap!
Three tracks are placeholders but they're still fitting and all made by me.

Updates:
>Added a tutorial/traini ng room at the spawn to help people understand important concepts before playing the map.
>Added some more information at the spawn about the map, troubleshooting , and about the soundtrack pack. (It's in the new Important FAQ & Sound Test room.)
>Added some anti-frustratio n measures. (You don't need to complete the piston-puzzle anymore, and I removed the grate in the boss room.)
>Made the ending sequence more obvious with an important hint.
>Lowered the amount of trees, attempted to do some slight fps optimizing here there.
>The music track right before the boss battle sometimes cuts out because of the lava, I can't do anything about that.
>Fixed some grammar errors.
Thanks for the feedback people. Even the people who made playthroughs, it made me realize that not everyone knows even minecraft basic concepts, so the tutorial room is a good way to make sure they're well prepared. If they miss the room deliberately though it's not my problem.
Thankes! :3 This might be the last update for this map unless something else comes up.

Armystuntman Important note, there is one test where there are a bunch of pistons below and you need to connect the blocks to complete the redstone wires. It's not broken or anything, it's just really difficult. I'll be releasing an update on Monday which, after about 2 minutes, SADoS will solve that particular puzzle for you automatically since it's really hard and almost nobody seems to be able to solve it.
The same future update will also come with a soundtrack resource pack for optional original in-game music I've made specifically for the last 5 parts.

JRedstone_ Quoting Armystuntman:

Thanks! I'm pretty proud about that part.
I think I used a testfor @e command block which was updated by a small redstone clock that checked for the presence of the witch mob in the [x] [y] [z] [radius] of the boss fight. A redstone comparator and then a redstone repeater after it (to boost the signal) was used and inverted by a redstone torch to activate the "boss is killed" text. You can find the whole tiny system in the large unenterable block right above the elevator doors of the boss room. You can copy it if you want to, since I just copy-pasted the command and edited it from the wiki page of MC commands. Have fun with it! :3
There's some complications with this though. First off, if the boss strays out of the radius then it will still activate the "boss is dead" sequence even though they're not dead. Also, if the enemy boss despawns for any reason (example, the player falling down a large pit or the boss arena being too large) then it will also "kill" the boss unintentionally by despawning (which is why I made the bottomless pit trap in the boss room teleport the player to the closest spawn point with a fake death message instead of letting them fall or killing them, as this made the boss despawn.) I also purposefully made the entrance to the pre-boss room a one-way door with a save point set there so that the player can't stray away from the boss fight and make the boss despawn.
Pssst (since most people don't read the comments), in my new update I added 3 anti-cheating traps with command blocks, thanks to watching some aggravating playthrough videos of kids breaking my first map. ¬v¬ muhehehehehe, can't wait to see them in action.

Thanks alot! I am now changing my adventure map ("The Adventure") To get rid of the music disk method! (I personally just used the music disk method because it was the only way i could figure out.) I like your method allot better!

JRedstone_ Quoting Armystuntman:

Thanks! I'm pretty proud about that part.
I think I used a testfor @e command block which was updated by a small redstone clock that checked for the presence of the witch mob in the [x] [y] [z] [radius] of the boss fight. A redstone comparator and then a redstone repeater after it (to boost the signal) was used and inverted by a redstone torch to activate the "boss is killed" text. You can find the whole tiny system in the large unenterable block right above the elevator doors of the boss room. You can copy it if you want to, since I just copy-pasted the command and edited it from the wiki page of MC commands. Have fun with it! :3
There's some complications with this though. First off, if the boss strays out of the radius then it will still activate the "boss is dead" sequence even though they're not dead. Also, if the enemy boss despawns for any reason (example, the player falling down a large pit or the boss arena being too large) then it will also "kill" the boss unintentionally by despawning (which is why I made the bottomless pit trap in the boss room teleport the player to the closest spawn point with a fake death message instead of letting them fall or killing them, as this made the boss despawn.) I also purposefully made the entrance to the pre-boss room a one-way door with a save point set there so that the player can't stray away from the boss fight and make the boss despawn.
Pssst (since most people don't read the comments), in my new update I added 3 anti-cheating traps with command blocks, thanks to watching some aggravating playthrough videos of kids breaking my first map. ¬v¬ muhehehehehe, can't wait to see them in action.

Thanks alot! Ill have to try this out some time.

Armystuntman Map updated from Dropbox:
>Removed a confusingly useless button at the last cutscene, replaced it with an aesthetic tripwire hook.
>Fixed the bug of the ending not occurring when you hit the right pressure plate.
>Fixed the 2x2 piston door at the end that only opened half-way.
>Added two save points in the really really hard part.

Quoting JRedstone_:

Oh, if you really want me to i can make a map trialer for this (I would send the trailer to you so you could upload it), I would love to do this.

No thank you, I'll make the trailer myself when I have the time, thanks for offering though! ^^

JRedstone_ I just finished playing the map. It is DEFINATELLY MUCH BETTER than the original. Here are my reasons:
-Storyline. I personally like maps with a strong story better.
-More variety in challenges- The virtual reality room, the slime blocks, small bit of mob fighting, etc.
-Slight humor (You do this better than I do). The names like "Scary skeleton" "Frightened worked". stuff like that. a little bit of humor is always good.
-Smoother mechanics. The game just felt smoother (Being less based on redstone and all)
-Had a "You won the map" section. The last one lacked this (as far as i know)

Kind-of-maybe-not-really-Cons:
-In the first test made by SaDOS i thought the world was corrupted because you could fall out of it. While i eventually figured out that it was supposed to be a glitch in sados system, it could be confusing. I don't think this is an important con tho.

Thing-I-though-you-could-have-done-better (IN MY OPINION)
The parts where you are teleporting to a different location, that is supposed to be the same location, you teleported the player to a specific block. This made it obvious to me (as a fellow map maker) that you were moving to a different location, instead of actually butting on Virtual Reality goggles or going up an elevator. To fix this, use relative coordinates (~x ~y ~z) instead of actual coordinates (x y z). Now, this only works effectively if the map is single player only. To make this work for multiplayer, to /tp @p ~x ~y ~z, then run another command that is /tp @a @p (This teleports all players to the nearest player). This can be hard and confusing and time consuming to do, but it makes the map smoother.
-Use "/summon [entity insert here] x y z" instead of dispensers to add mobs. I think you did this for the villagers, but not the hostile mobs near the end. Like i said in my post for the original map, my favorite summon generator is "http://mcstacker.bimbimma.com/"

And thats all! MUCH better than the original.

PS: Props for figuring out how to make something happen once the witch was killed. (Instead of using the "Witch drops music disc which needs to be inserted into jukebox" method) This is something I have been unable to figure out, so you surpass me on that one (I would actually love it if you would tell me how you did that)

The_SwordCrafter Thanks for making the prequel! Can't wait to rec! XD