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Some of it comes from adding thickness to your walls. A lot of cathedrals had very thick walls, so I don't see why you can't do the same in Minecraft. If you create a bit of a gap between the inner room and the exterior, you could fit the archivolt in that gap.

@@sh1r013 oh boy. I don't know if I could do that at this point haha! I've always been an advocate for more blocks, not less. I do have a friend that regularly plays in the older versions of Minecraft, so I'm sure she would be thrilled if I joined her for that, but I'm not convinced that I want to. 😅

@@shells124 See the thing is, the limited block pallet makes every build look good, so a professional such as yourself ought to make some stunning things! World edit is still available, however creative mode doesn't exist. I recently came back to your cathedral guide videos to plan some buildings for an adventure map im working on for legacy minecraft, and it made me wonder what kind of awesome builds you might do if you were in the beta version!

@@repipDATME good! That's always my goal is to give you the tools you need to make your own styled builds. Glad I could help!

@@littlerobotfairy9710 thank you! Wood elf cathedral is a great way to put it! I love fantasy and try to incorporate some sort of fantastical element into all of my builds! While this may be intimidating, I find that breaking builds down into basic shapes helps make it less intimidating. You also don't have to build something quite this ginormous. Give it a go and you may surprise yourself! I think getting the interior vaults down and the apse and ambulatory are the trickiest parts. Best of luck with your cathedral! Also, if you're new to my channel, I do have some tutorials that may help with your cathedral making endeavors. Hopefully they will help things be less intimidating.

@@PrivateLZG Nope. Should I?

@@shells124 Not a necessity of course, but look him up on UA-cam, there's some incredible color theory and Minecraft content there!

⁠not necessarily, they just also happened to make a video about Minecraft block colours recently, it's nice that both of you have made videos about colours in the game 👍

@@shells124 Apparently, my reply didn't send so here: No necessity, but he makes really cool color theory visualisations with Minecraft

@@JerickoKeithCastillo-hs3ci yeah, the ambulatory is definitely the most difficult thing to build. Thanks for sticking with it!

@@samscrib8719 oof. Yeah. Sorry, I'm slow.

Oof, does my voice really sound that slurred? I don't drink, so rest assured I'm not drunk in any of my videos.

Thank you! While I don't have a tutorial for the forest cathedral itself, I do have tutorials talking about the elements of a cathedral and how to build them if you haven't checked them out already. The song I used for this video is Church Bell Celebration by Doug Maxwell.

@@shells124 i build a lot myself but i have to admit stuff like this has always messed a lot with me because of all the swirls and such. I use more straight and cleaner lines. ( Eventho i would love to be able to build like what you showcased here more) But ive always struggled alot with things like domes etc and circular/ curved thingd

@@diagonstudios15 that's fair. I personally struggle with organic, freeform builds and tend to stick with symmetrical designs and geometric shapes. Even my swirls are based off the Golden Ratio Fibonacci spiral. So I always worry that my builds tend to come out a bit stoic. I think the best way is to practice with things outside your comfort zone until you start to become more comfortable with it. Easier said than done, I know. But that was part of why I made this particular build more swirly in the hopes of expanding my abilities.

@@shells124 i relatr heavily. Id say i show you some of my builds but unfortunately i cant add images :( , but very similar problem always sticking to symmetry and i feel like its like a borderline autistic thing with me and symmetry and starting to actually lose my mind over possible asymmetry. But its like you said, it makes builds way more stoic and boring( idk if boring is the correct word) Thats why the free form is definitely nicer. Important note tho i build everything block by block i do not use any form of world edit or such ( im not sure if you do ? Only just discovered your videos today. But big ups to you if you did this build block by block cause its insanely massive)

@diagonstudios15 I think I would go insane if I built every block by hand haha. I started using World Edit to help me build a while back and I honestly don't think I could go back to building without it now haha.

btw ur tutorial was very easy to understand and i liekd it very much. i wanted to learn how to learn gothic architecture for minecraft and thankfully i saw this very rare playlist

@@dragonofdestiny8321 I mean, you might as well with all that space haha!

@@J.A_Music not a cathedral, but I am working on a reconstruction of the Parthenon for my next video!

@@Daricio1 I figure people do it with their cats all the time, I could get away with doing it with my child haha.

@@angelo8606 thanks! They definitely took the longest to do! I think the replay mod kept crashing for Zora's domain because I had over six hours worth of time packed into it haha.

@@Milk_Toast05 the sword is a summoned in armor stand. You don't need mods for that, just a command block.

@@shells124 oh, alright. Thanks for responding so fast 😮

@@dragonofdestiny8321 sigh... I'm honestly not sure. I had hoped to keep doing live streams and finish the cathedral, but unfortunately my personal life has intervened in trying to set aside time to live stream. Mostly because I have noisy children that need taken care of. Especially now that I have a newborn baby. So yeah. I really wish that I could, but I can't make any promises for the foreseeable future. I'm sorry. :(

@@shells124don’t worry about it, it’s fine

There's a file in world edit that sets the limit for things like brush size and number of undos you can make. If you are using fabric to load world edit, access your Minecraft folder and click on the config folder and then the world edit folder. There you have a document called worldedit.properties that you can open with notepad. Look for max-brush-radius. Change it to -1 and then you can have any size of brush you want. Just know that the bigger your brush is, the more lag you'll experience.

Sorry. There's a reason this is just part one of the Gothic architecture series. I thought there was too much to include in just one video and I really wanted to go into more detail on some of the fancier things like the apse.

Exactly in Huejotzingo Puebla, there is a monastery here, a former convent when the Spanish came they left it here haha lol

@@martinurieldiazcosme9067 Hola! I don't have a video of me finishing this exact cathedral, but the rest of my Gothic architecture series should give you all the information you need to finish it. Hope that helps!

@@shells124 Thank you

@@Staestc thank you for your kind words! I hope to be able to continue to make content and that people like you continue to watch and enjoy it. 😊

@@Gamematee Oh. There's a file in world edit that sets the limit for things like brush size and number of undos you can make. If you are using fabric to load world edit, access your Minecraft folder and click on the config folder and then the world edit folder. There you have a document called worldedit.properties that you can open with notepad. Look for max-brush-radius. Change it to -1 and then you can have any size of brush you want. Just know that the bigger your brush is, the more lag you'll experience.

​@@shells124 thank yoooooouuuu😊