You could put the Stone Shore biome in place of the Cold Ocean one! Is like a beach but completely made of stone formations, only generates when there is mountains next to the ocean. I feel it really fits since the taller biomes will be nearby ^^
For the river biome at 25:36 you should cap one of the sugar canes at 2 blocks tall by putting a piece of string above it. I think it would look more natural.
@@baruch4 You can't display 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 mob even if you're not counting Education Edition, what about the killer bunny, or the wither? Or even the Ender Dragon, which you can't bring into the overworld(although he did build a skeleton of it and could use the dragon head). He also could display every breed of cat, every type of panda and rabbit, however there are way too many types of horses and combinations of tropical fish.
@@awesomedragon29 okay so he will do every block and every possible mob. He will do a lot more than anyone would ever think possible during survival mode.
Hey Pix, I've a wonderful Idea!!! When you're finally done with the Building and Layouts of the Museum, Do a Tour Of the Museum with like you did for your 100th Episode of the Survival Guide with PythonMC!!! And I'd be real happy if you invite Python as well for the Tour!!! :) Have a Nice Day! ;)
30:30 you could include chunk borders. The ones that generate when converting though different world generations. maybe with alpha trees, the ones with different leafs. could be a nice throwback to earlier world generations and how the changes affected the early maps.
To make the ocean exhibits more interesting you could separate them with glass walls and have an area where people can walk under the main pathway to get a good view of what makes the oceans different. Also I'm glad you are back and I hope you had a good break.
this looks amazing! for ideas for the cold ocean, is it worth including a deep ocean crevasse with magma blocks at the bottom? or maybe some sort of structure in it like a few ocean monument blocks or a drowned hut (although it doesn't look like you are going for structures and want to keep it 'natural'). But yeah I think some magma blocks at the bottom would be cool
What do you think about a backstory for the museum, Pixlriffs? Maybe an ancient warrior collected all of these blocks from across the overworld, nether, and end. You could include secret rooms and entrances below/inside the museum that only he/she knows of, and that players can discover when this is a download-able world. These rooms could contain treasures, dangers, traps, etc.
absolutely love these!! also since you asked for ideas, -> end realm biome can be included in a separate area of its own -> not a biome but you can showcase a ravine with all the ores, lava, water and a bit of a mineshaft peeking out in one of the areas that you have left.... its not a separate biome but since ravines are common and unique i feel you can include them somewhere :) Great work Pix! 😀
I think you should lower the partition for the beach and sea biomes to the water level. Maybe add some glass panes as a partition on top of the stripped logs. Don't forget that you can occasionally find fossils in Deserts and Swamps. Thank you for this amazing content!
Suggestion: if u want different grass and water color, u can make a nether portal to all these biomes with the nether exhibit, this might help in structure exhibit as well. 😊😊
Hi pixelriffs. Love the content. I think for the beach and ocean. It would be nice if you took out the boundaries between those 2 and maybe even the rest of the oceans, making it look like and show that those biomes really are like together in the real Minecraft world. P.S add the small mushrooms to the swamp if you haven’t. 🙂
Hey Pix, Maybe instead of cold ocean, you can have the snowy beach biome to continue the ocean theme between beach-ocean-snowy beach. Just a suggestion.
instead of the cold ocean, which as you said isn't all that different from the regular ocean, you could do the deep ocean. Which while very similar but would do a nice progression from the shoreline and get deeper as you go "further" from shore. In the deep section, you could put an underwater ravine with the magma blocks and things of that nature. And while I know you want to keep the biomes focused on the actual blocks I think some fish and/or squid in the ocean variants would help add variety, color, and motion to the plots.
Really well done! My only suggestions is that the swap trees should probably be made to look like the ones that generate in swamps and the savanna should have a hill as they nearly always spawn with one.
I would love if the Ocean biomes would be above the surface, in a glass cage, and you would look at them from one side not from above, kinda like an aquarium, as if you are submerged in the ocean and looking from the ocean floor! That way you could add a lot more details and make the normal ocean and the cool ocean stand out from each other! Or maybe instead of rising the glass cage to the surface, there could be a staircase that guides the visitor down to see the ocean biomes from the other side of a glass wall, like a real aquarium, that way the visitor gets the feeling of going below the surface to really see the oceans! I don't know, I just really like aquariums and interactive museums xD
This is a really good suggestion, the only thing is I feel it would be too blocky and get in the way of the other biomes. What could be a good idea is he keeps the elevation the same, but then breaks the blocks surrounding the ocean, replaces them with clear glass and then digs like a walkway down and around the exhibits so you can walk down there. There would just be some stairs at the end of that path going down, it would wrap around and then it could come back up to the other side where there would be more of the other biomes.
I love the idea of using glass in the beach to ocean parts of the exhibit. I feel that it would separate them into their own tanks, but would also show that these biomes tend to blend together. You maintain the containment while also staying true to the biome blending that would otherwise, be there naturally. I hope this helped you consider your decision going forward, and I cannot wait to see the finalized product!
Idea for the ocean biomes: they should be one large tank exhibit that you can walk thru. Leave the beach as is and then extend glass tunnels over the walkways, and then create each individual ocean partitioned by glass, but still visible. So you can look up and see water, fish, coral, etc, but don’t have to look down to see the ocean floor, except the deep ocean sink that into the ground and create the illusion that the ocean is getting deeper and doesn’t end.
Hey Pixlriffs!! Just a suggestion - you could lead an untamed wolf in the forest segment and a fox for the taiga and maybe a sheep or a cow for the acacia!!! I think it adds to the information! Love your vids!
Keeping the stripped oak partition and popping water or glass underneath would be a good way to present them as separate exhibits while showing that the natural biomes connect to each other
Hey Pixl ! I suggest you to have a whole row of types of ocean biomes . Starting from the beach and leading into other types of oceans.(example: warmer oceans near the coast and leading into other colder and deeper ones. ) Note: This is only a suggestion
I'm interested in seeing how you're going to mob proof all these biome slices without compromising their looks. With how creative you are I'm sure it's going to be interesting.
Hi Pixl. To differentiate ocean from its cold variant you can try playing with the water color by either adding lights to the bottom of the regular ocean or a blue glass layer submerged in the cold ocean. Something among those lines. Not that you have to, tho. I'd just have regular ocean representing both cold and deep variants as well.
Honestly, i think arranging the biomes from Hottest to Coldest with transition biomes next to each other would have been the best approach. The ‘Main Entrance’ to the room being in the center so you start with plains and can either walk left to one temp extreme or right to the other. Having unrelated/drastically different ‘temperature’ biomes right next to each other looks really jarring and out of place
Just wanna say you that... (sorry for the big notes) 1) lava ponds are randomly generated in plains and desert often, so that could be nice 2) having a lightblue glass or something else and then building the ocean biome could be so nice EDIT:- like rising the whole ocean biome up and seeing the ocean biome while walking through and not going close and looking down
If you put the ocean biomes in the center, it could give a more panoramic view of the surrounding biomes, drawing your eye to the more aesthetically appealing displays.
This looks so cool! I'd like to suggest when you build the next row of biomes, that you swap where you put the sunflower plains and the ice spikes. Could be cool to contrast the eroded badlands and the ice spikes with each other.
I would take out the partition between the beach and the ocean (below water level, keep the oak above). I think it would be nice to replace the dirt walls on the other sides of the ocean with glass and dig out the area currently "cold ocean" to make stairs down to a viewing room to look into into the underwater sections. This could also extend to a room under the mushroom island to view the warm ocean (or maybe swap mushroom and warm ocean?). Loving this museum project.
On the cold ocean, maybe you could instead do a deep ocean and add an ocean ravine, with the magma blocks and the underwater ores. Otherwise, maybe gravel mountains, but they're not very different from regular mountains. My favourite so far is the river diorama. I think glass would work between the beach and ocean dioramas.
What about you do a little parts that show the grass colours (like use wool or something for the different colours) as a substitute for the cold ocean. Like divide the plot and do different colours to show the grass types.
*And here you see, the wild Pixlriffs in his natural habitat, hurried burrowing a nest for the night as the predators that come out to hunt in the dark can be rather troublesome*
You could maybe include Frozen Ocean instead of Cold Ocean or Deep Ocean. Enough variation to count as a different biome I'd think. Thank you for all the hard you put into the good quality content you make!
The museum is coming along nicely. Also every thin about making your world available for download. Wait just realized, you probably won't be able to get it on PE XD
Instead of Cold Ocean, maybe try simulating one of the ocean canyons? I know they aren't a biome specifically, but they have sort of a unique look that would fit well inside a five-wide space, and are found in deep oceans pretty frequently.
You can make a secret vault and you can make a secret entrance by: putting a shulker box down - so that when you open it the lid goes upwards, breaking the blocks under it - idealy more than 2 blocks, and then placing a block 2 blocks above the shulker box. Then when you stand on it and open it you can fall through it and you can store all your goodies in there.
If you want to forego the cold ocean, maybe also let go of the lukewarm variant? Lukewarm's not that drastically different, it would be just like the regular ocean but with more sand. I think just a regular ocean and a warm ocean with coral reef could be enough :)
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You could put the Stone Shore biome in place of the Cold Ocean one! Is like a beach but completely made of stone formations, only generates when there is mountains next to the ocean. I feel it really fits since the taller biomes will be nearby ^^
I agree! Actually, he should because sand is just crushed up rocks and the stone shore Biome is rocky, it should be near the beach.
I'm currently binge watching this series so I'm excited for every episode
Same
Imagine if pixlriffs will repy
@@kanikannan3852 both. Both is good. But ye wattes is also good
good luck
Same, this series is perfect
For the river biome at 25:36 you should cap one of the sugar canes at 2 blocks tall by putting a piece of string above it. I think it would look more natural.
"Turtles are cool I Guess"
*sad Xisuma noises*
Then laughs in bee suit
@@fredy5498 haha yes true
"The museum will display every block in Minecraft"... and when the museum is under construction... "heck... let's replicate biomes"
Me:Builds a dirt shack and admires my work
Pixlriffs: Builds a whole dang museum
Pixlriffs: Pandas!
Ilmango: You mean, peaceful mode slime ball farm!
Hey PR! :3 Hope you're having a great day :)
Papa flammy plays Minecraft?
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@@maxemore I watch :p Has been a while since I last played^^
Whats Papa Flammy doing here??
Welcome papa flammy
How about a zoo or something like that, with all the animals including Panda and Polar bears
Yep! It is all in his plans. He wants to display every Mob and Block in the game.
@@baruch4 oh, nice😁😁
@@baruch4 You can't display 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 mob even if you're not counting Education Edition, what about the killer bunny, or the wither? Or even the Ender Dragon, which you can't bring into the overworld(although he did build a skeleton of it and could use the dragon head). He also could display every breed of cat, every type of panda and rabbit, however there are way too many types of horses and combinations of tropical fish.
@@awesomedragon29 okay so he will do every block and every possible mob. He will do a lot more than anyone would ever think possible during survival mode.
Hands-down TWO of the best timelapses (both in narration and aesthetics) i've ever seen on UA-cam. Pixlriffs, you've outdone yourself.
This is probably my favorite Minecraft let’s play series
It's been 2 weeks man! Good to see you back
Hey Pix, I've a wonderful Idea!!!
When you're finally done with the Building and Layouts of the Museum, Do a Tour Of the Museum with like you did for your 100th Episode of the Survival Guide with PythonMC!!!
And I'd be real happy if you invite Python as well for the Tour!!! :)
Have a Nice Day! ;)
@Abhi Iyer No go check his 100th episode of the Survival Guide.
He did a tour of his World with Python.
That is what I mentioned
30:30
you could include chunk borders. The ones that generate when converting though different world generations. maybe with alpha trees, the ones with different leafs. could be a nice throwback to earlier world generations and how the changes affected the early maps.
It’s pretty awesome to have these biomes represented by such a small slice. Well done.
Idea for the museum: once it’s finished, make some iron golems and name tag them body guards
No, museum gaurd is better
How about "security officer" or "museum security officer"?
DUDE YOUR BIOMES LOOK AMAZING!!
The biomes are small yet so detailed! Hats off pix.
You could turn the cold ocean into a deep ocean and then add an underwater ravine. The addition of magma blocks might make it unique enough.
you can also put a redstone ore at the bottom of the ocean, and when you hit the redstone, there is a door opening to an ocean monument.
So glad you finally posted another museum video!!
Love you sir from INDIA 🇮🇳✨❣️
Me too
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To make the ocean exhibits more interesting you could separate them with glass walls and have an area where people can walk under the main pathway to get a good view of what makes the oceans different.
Also I'm glad you are back and I hope you had a good break.
this looks amazing! for ideas for the cold ocean, is it worth including a deep ocean crevasse with magma blocks at the bottom? or maybe some sort of structure in it like a few ocean monument blocks or a drowned hut (although it doesn't look like you are going for structures and want to keep it 'natural'). But yeah I think some magma blocks at the bottom would be cool
Like one of those underwater ravines
I was thinking he could make a structure exhibit too.
34 seconds ago that's rare for me
Pix was like David Attenborough in this episode!
What do you think about a backstory for the museum, Pixlriffs? Maybe an ancient warrior collected all of these blocks from across the overworld, nether, and end. You could include secret rooms and entrances below/inside the museum that only he/she knows of, and that players can discover when this is a download-able world. These rooms could contain treasures, dangers, traps, etc.
Frick yeah! I caught some of the stream yesterday but I'll obviously still watch this in its entirety
I wasn't able to because my exams are up the path. I shouldn't even be here rn
curse words arent allowed here! >:(
@@splob1981 relax buddy .
“Frick”
CuRsE wOrDS aREnt aLLoWeD hErE
Bruh
Nothing to cheer up quarantine like a Pixlriffs upload
absolutely love these!! also since you asked for ideas,
-> end realm biome can be included in a separate area of its own
-> not a biome but you can showcase a ravine with all the ores, lava, water and a bit of a mineshaft peeking out in one of the areas that you have left.... its not a separate biome but since ravines are common and unique i feel you can include them somewhere :)
Great work Pix! 😀
The End is barren with few biomes which have no difference from eachother the "End Midlands" End Highlands" and "End Barrens"
@@sleepyjester5976 but you can't skip a whole dimension, can you?
@@KanishkMalkan yes so will some floating cheese and some more floating cheese with alien plants be enough or does it need more ?
@@sleepyjester5976 oh it definitely needs more
I think you should lower the partition for the beach and sea biomes to the water level. Maybe add some glass panes as a partition on top of the stripped logs. Don't forget that you can occasionally find fossils in Deserts and Swamps. Thank you for this amazing content!
Suggestion: if u want different grass and water color, u can make a nether portal to all these biomes with the nether exhibit, this might help in structure exhibit as well. 😊😊
Don't know if they are tooooo far away.
Hi pixelriffs. Love the content. I think for the beach and ocean. It would be nice if you took out the boundaries between those 2 and maybe even the rest of the oceans, making it look like and show that those biomes really are like together in the real Minecraft world. P.S add the small mushrooms to the swamp if you haven’t. 🙂
That biome tour made me feel like such an old school player, I still use all the old names for the biomes
This guy is probably secretly the creator of minecraft,he knows so much about minecraft.
Hey Pix, Maybe instead of cold ocean, you can have the snowy beach biome to continue the ocean theme between beach-ocean-snowy beach. Just a suggestion.
instead of the cold ocean, which as you said isn't all that different from the regular ocean, you could do the deep ocean. Which while very similar but would do a nice progression from the shoreline and get deeper as you go "further" from shore. In the deep section, you could put an underwater ravine with the magma blocks and things of that nature. And while I know you want to keep the biomes focused on the actual blocks I think some fish and/or squid in the ocean variants would help add variety, color, and motion to the plots.
Welcome back pix... Glad that you are back
Really well done! My only suggestions is that the swap trees should probably be made to look like the ones that generate in swamps and the savanna should have a hill as they nearly always spawn with one.
Finally biomes exhibition video. I made small area of every biomes near my house and added 1 building of each villages.
Riffs has the best time lapses. The ocean transition was superb.
I would love if the Ocean biomes would be above the surface, in a glass cage, and you would look at them from one side not from above, kinda like an aquarium, as if you are submerged in the ocean and looking from the ocean floor! That way you could add a lot more details and make the normal ocean and the cool ocean stand out from each other! Or maybe instead of rising the glass cage to the surface, there could be a staircase that guides the visitor down to see the ocean biomes from the other side of a glass wall, like a real aquarium, that way the visitor gets the feeling of going below the surface to really see the oceans! I don't know, I just really like aquariums and interactive museums xD
This is a really good suggestion, the only thing is I feel it would be too blocky and get in the way of the other biomes. What could be a good idea is he keeps the elevation the same, but then breaks the blocks surrounding the ocean, replaces them with clear glass and then digs like a walkway down and around the exhibits so you can walk down there. There would just be some stairs at the end of that path going down, it would wrap around and then it could come back up to the other side where there would be more of the other biomes.
You have done such an amazing job with the biomes, I love it!!
I love the idea of using glass in the beach to ocean parts of the exhibit. I feel that it would separate them into their own tanks, but would also show that these biomes tend to blend together. You maintain the containment while also staying true to the biome blending that would otherwise, be there naturally. I hope this helped you consider your decision going forward, and I cannot wait to see the finalized product!
I’ve been watching you for almost 5 years and I like how the intro didn’t change😅😅
How old are you ?
Man the minecraft survival guide's only 3 years old what are you saying the intro havent change in 5 years?
I’ve been watching him before the survival guide and I’m 15
Idea for the ocean biomes: they should be one large tank exhibit that you can walk thru. Leave the beach as is and then extend glass tunnels over the walkways, and then create each individual ocean partitioned by glass, but still visible. So you can look up and see water, fish, coral, etc, but don’t have to look down to see the ocean floor, except the deep ocean sink that into the ground and create the illusion that the ocean is getting deeper and doesn’t end.
You're doing amazing Pix!
Hey Pixlriffs!! Just a suggestion - you could lead an untamed wolf in the forest segment and a fox for the taiga and maybe a sheep or a cow for the acacia!!! I think it adds to the information! Love your vids!
Keeping the stripped oak partition and popping water or glass underneath would be a good way to present them as separate exhibits while showing that the natural biomes connect to each other
Finally one of my favourite youtuber uploaded
Hey Pixl ! I suggest you to have a whole row of types of ocean biomes . Starting from the beach and leading into other types of oceans.(example: warmer oceans near the coast and leading into other colder and deeper ones. ) Note: This is only a suggestion
I'm interested in seeing how you're going to mob proof all these biome slices without compromising their looks. With how creative you are I'm sure it's going to be interesting.
Hi Pixl. To differentiate ocean from its cold variant you can try playing with the water color by either adding lights to the bottom of the regular ocean or a blue glass layer submerged in the cold ocean. Something among those lines. Not that you have to, tho. I'd just have regular ocean representing both cold and deep variants as well.
Glad the Mrs. made it back home safe.
Honestly, i think arranging the biomes from Hottest to Coldest with transition biomes next to each other would have been the best approach. The ‘Main Entrance’ to the room being in the center so you start with plains and can either walk left to one temp extreme or right to the other. Having unrelated/drastically different ‘temperature’ biomes right next to each other looks really jarring and out of place
Yes finally been awhile great to hear you've been well
Just wanna say you that... (sorry for the big notes)
1) lava ponds are randomly generated in plains and desert often, so that could be nice
2) having a lightblue glass or something else and then building the ocean biome could be so nice
EDIT:- like rising the whole ocean biome up and seeing the ocean biome while walking through and not going close and looking down
Looking great! I'd leave out the oak separator between beach and ocean completely, as one exception
A zoo exhibit for the passive mobs would be cool
Kind of disappointed we didn't get a David Attenborough impression with the Nature documentary ;). Great video as always pix
Hope you enjoyed the time off Pix! Are we going to get any mini-Pix's running around any time soon? :D
If you put the ocean biomes in the center, it could give a more panoramic view of the surrounding biomes, drawing your eye to the more aesthetically appealing displays.
Ocean biomes need a glass wall for underwater viewing
That'd be sweet.
I started doing this in one of my worlds. Didn't realize how many biomes there is. Another great video as always.
This looks so cool!
I'd like to suggest when you build the next row of biomes, that you swap where you put the sunflower plains and the ice spikes. Could be cool to contrast the eroded badlands and the ice spikes with each other.
You are incredible!! Every biome was portrayed to a tee!! Caps off to the GOAT of Minecraft
I would take out the partition between the beach and the ocean (below water level, keep the oak above). I think it would be nice to replace the dirt walls on the other sides of the ocean with glass and dig out the area currently "cold ocean" to make stairs down to a viewing room to look into into the underwater sections. This could also extend to a room under the mushroom island to view the warm ocean (or maybe swap mushroom and warm ocean?). Loving this museum project.
Another fantastic episode. Keep them coming 😄
On the cold ocean, maybe you could instead do a deep ocean and add an ocean ravine, with the magma blocks and the underwater ores. Otherwise, maybe gravel mountains, but they're not very different from regular mountains. My favourite so far is the river diorama. I think glass would work between the beach and ocean dioramas.
I had war flashbacks when you said mycelium while showing the mushroom field
What about you do a little parts that show the grass colours (like use wool or something for the different colours) as a substitute for the cold ocean. Like divide the plot and do different colours to show the grass types.
For the cold ocean, you could create an ocean chasm. They have magma blocks to create bubbles and maybe exposed diamonds.
*And here you see, the wild Pixlriffs in his natural habitat, hurried burrowing a nest for the night as the predators that come out to hunt in the dark can be rather troublesome*
Missed that intro spin around. You seem so happy to be back and so are we!
This museum looks awesome!
You could maybe include Frozen Ocean instead of Cold Ocean or Deep Ocean. Enough variation to count as a different biome I'd think. Thank you for all the hard you put into the good quality content you make!
Only thing left
Recreating minecraft in minecraft
Pix this museum is awesome!! GG
Magnificent work 👌🏻👌🏻
Coarse dirt in savanna maybe? Slimes in swamps can be funny
The museum is coming along nicely.
Also every thin about making your world available for download. Wait just realized, you probably won't be able to get it on PE XD
Instead of Cold Ocean, maybe try simulating one of the ocean canyons? I know they aren't a biome specifically, but they have sort of a unique look that would fit well inside a five-wide space, and are found in deep oceans pretty frequently.
Use pathway for savannah. It may not be natural, but it looks more like the grass at a savannah
You can add a ravine instead of the cold ocean....Also Pix you forgot white terracota in the badlands diorama.
You can make a secret vault and you can make a secret entrance by:
putting a shulker box down - so that when you open it the lid goes upwards, breaking the blocks under it - idealy more than 2 blocks, and then placing a block 2 blocks above the shulker box. Then when you stand on it and open it you can fall through it and you can store all your goodies in there.
Cod and salmon added to each water biome would make sense ... also gj
I think blue glass would look nice between the beach and the ocean, but still keep the oak partition :)
Pixl, your dedication, I swear! We don’t deserve you 🥺 you’re too good for us
Oof
Are you building a village room? Showing off the different type of village areas
Take down the barriers of Beach to Ocean to Warm Ocean. Let it be one multi-biome in One.
Really enjoyed that documentary part
As always you have outdone yourself sir! Your eye for and dedication to detail is unmatched.
The cold ocean space should be replaced by bamboo jungle it's really a biome that offers alot pandas podzol bamboo that stuff 😁
He already has a plot for it
Wow, You Explained Everything
Good job Pixlriffs
One of the best survival world!
If you want to forego the cold ocean, maybe also let go of the lukewarm variant? Lukewarm's not that drastically different, it would be just like the regular ocean but with more sand. I think just a regular ocean and a warm ocean with coral reef could be enough :)
Perhaps instead of the cold ocean you could do an Island Biome. Probably a bit more interesting than just deep water
Make a nether path to the drowned farm to demonstrate that you can travel faster in the nether.
Also... You are a really good UA-camr.
Hey Pix, just to mention that if sunflowers are facing east, you will be able to see their faces while approaching from the east, not west ;)
the glass imbetween would be sick for ocean to beach
The remaining biome could be gravelly mountanis. I think they are unique enought to put them in the exhibit
Also You make GREAT timelapses!