Tips YOU can use to improve your MINECRAFT BUILDS
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Do you want to learn to make better builds in Minecraft and take your dull or bland builds to being interesting and rich. In this Tutorial I will show you how to make your Minecraft Builds better with a focus on a rustic house I have built.
Intro: 00:00
Tip 1: 00:26
Tip 2: 01:03
Tip 3: 01:35
Tip 4: 02:30
Tasks: 03:29
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Yeah some Game of Thrones builders first build a foundation like a simple earthen house, cut holes around it, add windows and decorations, and then move on to the interior. More strategic players use colored fleece to designate markets, settlements, and construct buildings.
Are you talking about westeroscraft? I go on there a lot to look at builds and get inspiration.
Great short video! Very useful.
One tip though; the music got too loud from just before the midway point. Made it harder to understand you while also watching what you were showing. So keeping the music a little softer would allow us to hear you better!
Thanks for the sugestion
nice video but I wonder... These houses with color palette look good from the outside, but are they that good from the inside? Like if I want to use this house to live in, is it gonna be looking good?
An example of the interior is shown on the video in the card
ua-cam.com/video/-tJGzEDbydk/v-deo.htmlsi=RQjLVM7Rb9ZQAHZd
Link here
great video!!! it's very concise and informative, and the tips you gave at the end are really helpful! haha i'd heard about the gradient thing before, but i really needed the reminder because i think i'd forgotten lol. but now i can make my build look a lot better!! thank you!
Great to hear! Thanks for the comment
Awesome video! Thank you for the tips!
What i struggle the most is even and odd numbers when making windows and center them. From outside they look centered but on inside they aren't centered in the frame when i use wood beams to make a 3d wall to have more depth in the corners.
id recomend useing a one block center on almost all builds and id say the same for windows unless theres something specific you want. hope this helps :)
The tips are DOPE. Your builds look really cool.
But heres some feedback if youre interested:
The video is very slow pace. A lot of minecraft youtubers are over the top and almost annoying, but making your voice a bit louder than it is in this video, being more concise, and cutting a bit more would make the video a whole lot livier.
And you should also try to make the video more dynamic.
For example by removing that grey background, tho I understand its to showcase the build better, it looks a bit dull.
Lastly I think you should make it so that each build is seperate from another, seing glimpses of the next build kinda spoils the fun and I feel like I want to skip to those steps.
And relax. You're very talented and definitely know your stuff, so I'd say rely on that.
God bless, have a good day.
Thank you for your kind comment! I will definitely try to implement your suggestions into future videos to make them better.
Wow really useful video keep it up man!
And I need to know the name of those shaders, haha
Thanks! Im using BSL
This was quite helpful
Thank you!
Liked the ideas you gave! What kind of texture pack are you using?
I'm using several vanilla tweaks mainly the bushy leaves and some variated blocks, for my flowers i'm using bushier flowers. Hope this was helpful :)
Partly. :) I'm new to mods while playing MC for quite a couple of years now. Vanilla tweaks means what exactly? I used to play with Chroma Hills texture pack but that sadly hasn't been updated to 1.20.4 yet. For a month I am plying with OptiFine shaders, but that's it. Can you guide me to these vanilla tweaks?
EDIT: Found the resources needed by myself. Installes some Vanilla tweaks and the faithful texture pack. Nice. :)
sorry for not getting back sooner but im glad to hear you found the pack
The video duration is 5:20 for those wondering
What could be a good block pallet for a snow log cabin?
Thanks for the comment! I recommend dark oak, spruce, barrels. If you need to look for block pallets I suggest the following websites:
blockcolors.app/
www.blockpalettes.com/
0:00 dont sugarcoat it
Its just **trash**
Useful information, but I felt that the introduction was unnecessarily aggressive and judgmental.