How to be a Better Minecraft Builder | BASICS
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- In this video I explain how you can become a better Minecraft builder very easily! This first episode covers the basics and in future episodes I'll cover more specific topics like houses, roofs, interiors etc. So please leave a comment on which topic you want me to cover next!
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Cryptozoology: / cryptozoology
BigTonyMC: / bigtonymc
SwordSelfMC: / swordself_mc
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Intro: 0:00
Find a Theme: 0:27
Use Reference: 1:07
Learn Specific Details: 1:35
Learn What Looks Good: 2:05
Block Palettes: 3:15
Plan Your Builds: 3:58
IMPORTANT - PRACTICE!: 4:37
Bonus Tips!: 5:40
Outro: 7:39
#Minecraft #MinecraftTutorial #HowToBuild - Ігри
Reply to this comment with what you're struggling with when it comes to building in Minecraft, and I'll cover it in a future video!
Building roofs! I can never get them to look quite right haha
Interior layout. I struggle with fitting things into a room that doesn't look haphazard or out of place.
Exterior and interior, minimalistic designing, block pallets, and terraforming
Interior design, giving depth to my builds and choosing an uncommon color palette (or rather figuring out what works best on the walls, roof etc within a palette)
pallets, and shape
I took a step back from building because of schoolwork, but nothing matches the joy of building in this game, and this vid has inspired me to get back into it :)
You should be an architect
Really is more than a game and I second the person who mentioned architecture, pretty interesting thing to get yourself into it seems
RIP Missy. Love the animals as much as you can. I’m sure they had the best life with such a thoughtful person such as you. Thank you for the videos!!
Rip
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May i know what's going on
@@Qimino
I’m just gonna give a quick tip for docks/bridges when you need to use supports I recommend (if it’s the style your doing) oak then when your at the blocks that go in the water change to spruce it makes it look like it’s damp which is a detail that can help :)
Oh that’s genius! I will use this for sure
If you're going over land and would like to not use supports, look up "mesoamerican bridges". They're really light yet really sturdy and look like they swing
Ooo smart 🧠
Nice idea I'm gonna try it of course
Thanks for featuring me! Great tips, I learned a lot!
No worries! :)
I cried at the end. R.I.P Missy, you will never be forgotten by the ones loved by you and the ones who loved you. ❤
Wow you made me watch to the end of the video and r.i.p missy
My favorite/signature palette is Deepslate Bricks, dark oak logs/planks, and occasionally polished diorite (it doesn’t suck lol) for contrast with Stone bricks and polished stone patterned for the floors/foundations. Chains, dark oak fences, and iron bars for accents. Like an industrialist medieval style. It’s pretty unique but it’s my vibe.
I go with the same palette but eith copper too
me at 4:31: "WHAT IS THAT" "WHAT - IS - THAT"
cursed footage
3:50 that bridge looks genius. That looks like such a great way to make an inland height change i.e. also with waterfalls and such. Never built a dam in minecraft but I might just have to steal that lol
I feel like I would love to see a more detailed video on block palletes
I think a good place to start is keeping palletes warm or cool before you start getting more comfortable with mixing different temperature colors!
for any builders out there wanting to make cool open-world builds, i recommend using the mod terralith, it's a world generation mod that gives your worlds a lot more detail. just set your world to superflat and you're good to go!
www.youtube.com/@zenithservernet
Really looking forward to the next videos in the series. What I struggle with are roofs and wall/room details to elevate the design
Yeah same but mainly with roofs
So I'm new to actually BUILDING, for more than just function. I'm new to building stylistically.
Sticking to one theme gets sort of repetitive for me. I build up "zones" in my world. My base area is rustic, I have a path off to my Japanese themed island, path off my farms (which would be just utilitarian/functional), and a path off to...idk what to call it, I guess my experimental building area; I built an enclosure for a bunch of sniffers, and made it look like a huge sniffer using a varied color pallet.
I'll do 3 builds in the different styles, and move on to something else. Right now I'm building an abandoned, sort of dilapidated light house. Just started, something new and different.
4:31 what is up with that diagonal build
That's what im sayin'
Wait something is wrong...
I really like how you went over your styles, and then also showcased other people! Came across as humility for me!
Omg these are some amazing tips! The less is more thing is something I've never thought of but it makes perfect sense! thanks :D Also I love the way you edit your videos ^v^
I Love researching my projects. I learn so much about the history, culture, and builds. This is a very wonderful vid. Missy was a beautiful cat. Sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing. 🤗👍✌❤😁
Ooooh! Thank you so much! I really needed this! I want to impress someone with my building skills and this really helped!
Tu as ravivé ma hype pour ce projet, merci !
Thanks I struggle on improving or coming up with ideas and as much as I love gian he isn’t good at teaching, his good at showing certain techniques but he isn’t good at teaching you how to have your own style and he doesn’t do much outside of hermit craft now a days anyway when it comes to Minecraft so thank you man
Thank you so muchhhh for this tutoriallll!!!! This would be really helpful
this is really helpful. it helps me out to become a better builder thank you so much
I personally like to say "practise makes progress". If you practise something for a long time, but never research what you're actually trying to achieve, you can get stuck. It's important to practise AND research whenever learning something new, and in this case, your Minecraft building skills.
Good tutorial!!
Can you make some tips for medieval house builders?
Thanks, these tips helped me a lot!
4:31 WHAT THE FUQQQ DIAGONAL WALL IS CRAZY
4:31 you caught me off guard ngl
I appreciate a video like this far more than a step by step how to create someone else's building in the game. Step by steps are similar to tracing drawings- maybe a good start, but it's not your own talent that you can use to make your own creations- it's just copying once, and the skills don't carry over
Finally a non boring helpful guide
For log cabin, use spruce and birch planks in checker patern for floor
It would be nice if you could make video about how to shape a structure. That’s basically the only thing my builds lack. That’s just a suggestion though.
The reference image tip helps. I started with rebuilding my kids lego minecraft sets in game.
Love the details
Idk how to thank you, I love to build but it always ends up looking like crap even when I put my time on it, but this really helped me understand more, thank you.
I really appreciate this vid, gained a sub
This helps so much
Building an ice castle and this helped me with one of my problems. I saw that I could use rounded square towers instead of circular ones. I can freehand a circle any day but detailing it is hard.
I think with the popular rise with schematic mod more people should use survival, creative is nice but you don't learn the importance of blocks you place and actually helpful shortcuts unless you actually have limited resources and you need to manage between things.
ty for the tips!!!!
That's some good advice.
I'm good at theming, but choosing a palette is more difficult for me.
I tend to be a visionary who wings the design. I try building something small, but the vision takes over and I end up making something bigger than planned.
Terrible habit, sometimes. But I make something that is memorable in the end.
odd numbers are always my specialty even in actual building because i can get an even down the middle
This video is perfect for new builders
The guy in the video: “here’s some examples of how I’ve improved my building skills”
Me, looking at the builds: “…most of these ‘old’ versions are still good builds??”
Thank you man.
I absolutely agree with keeping the builds small if you're just new to building. Always estimate your time if you can do such things to achieve it.
Thank you 😊❤ so much. These tips have 😅 Re-sparked the interest of building in Minecraft for me... I wanna start "simple" and Build... A Medieval Tavern😮😮😮
Yes! I need this!
Btw bedrock people u could use /fill X y z X y z (block) or /fill X y z X y z (block) replace (block) to only replace only a certain block in an area I'm pretty sure but the replace command might be wrong
im trying to be a builder, rather than playing in survival, and i just made a japanese temple with a few references and it turned out very good. so this video helped me get better than that!
🥺🫰🏽omg the ending. In loving memory of lil Missy the cutes kitty I've ever seen
I am a very good builder but I've just recently fell off and haven't been able to work as good I hope this will help me I need a refresher
the last time i heard tips this good was grian, and, well, yknow
This is super helpful and the other content creators you mentioned also have some nice builds too. Good stuff mate
What I struggle most with is terraforming. Cliffsides in particular. What I think looks good just isn't... I take a look from a distance and it often looks worse than what was originally generated. Tips for this would be good. Cheers
Thanks bro
One more tip use best shades to make your build look great
You are great I love your builda and betailing
Watching this bc I suddenly got the idea to try and build a bunch of traditional homes from different cultures. Spain, Greece, Turkey, Japan, Germany, Russia, England, Sweden, India, China, USA, colonial architecture, Catholic styles, Protestand, Orthodox, Islamic, etc, etc... I have a strange joy for these traditional styles and want to replicate them
Playing Minecraft is like meditation for me
Thankyou I’ve really wanted to start building but never had the confidence as all my builds are rubbish
Practice make pretty good!
for my theme its normally just looked like a combination of modern and more old fashioned but idk for sure and somehow looking up reference images makes it hard so I have to go in without any real plan to be able to get a better build
Sheeeeeeh amazing 🔥
Wait I swear I used to watch your builds I recognise your voice just coming back to minecraft after 3 years😢
good gradient: oak to birch dark oak to spruce
4:31 bro just shows this with no clarification lol
Create also really good mod for building as well
The things i struggle with -
1. Roof
2. Interior designs
3.Designing of the front lawn
I have terraformed an area, made a house. Now the roof looks shit, interior is blank and front is empty
Lmao 😂😂😂
i suffer from the same thing
Watch all Grian's "how to build" and "how not to build" videos. I swear to god they are amazing. These + "building tips and tricks" and other stuff helps so much. I improved a lot by just having more knowledge.
What always trips me up is rooflines. I have always struggled with them, lol. I always want to build with multiple peaks angling into one another and it always ends up a mess, lol.
Late reply here but try starting with a block at where you'll put each peak, then on a piece of paper draw the line you think you'll want, graph paper really helps with this and then try to make the lines work with stairs, blocks and slabs
Also, there is a block already in vanilla minecraft no mods needed. But you need commands to get the block, and btw it looks like a speaker!
Highly recommend effortless building!!!!
2:43 that house is *well done* 💀
Thanks for the update on Minecraft building 😊
Hey is there a building style for wanting to build stuff about the end or nether or whatever?
Awesome
Survival Series Part 2
4:32 sir, that‘s illegal
A 7 Block Wall.
So a theme included a type of wood too? I chose the wood type acacia for my minecraft village
DB Can you build a wool farm with your design.... plzzzz
Wait, but the old mountain keep just out right looks better than the small castle base
wait oh no, not missy, that made me cry :(
5:15 Huh, I knew "weary" was a common misspelling of "wary," but I've never actually heard anyone SAY "weary" when they meant "wary"!
weary = exhausted
wary = cautious
Hey can you giv tips on build shape igen very lost with the shape of a build
usually the saying is "practice makes progress" :)
Man it would be good if Minecraft on my PS3 got an new update....
4:31 hmmmm..... brain.exe has stoppped braining
I love Missy
Can you make a automatic honey farm with your design plzzzz
R.I.P Missy !
4:31 wait what
man I never thought building in survival is so much fun than creative even though I die to creeper multiple time
Ik that this is irrelevant too the video but I got an old spice add and it was the music video one and I watched the entire thing.
is the diagonal wall at 4:30 from a mod?
Oh my god thank you. I just tried to watch a video about "texture", and it was using blocks like deepslate emerald ore to blend blocks. You don't need gradient to build, because it looks like vomit.
What is the mod you use in 4:31
And now the most important part of making your builds look good, the shaders. Do not be disappointed if your build doesn't look as good as some UA-camr's. They're using shaders. You might not be.
Any good mods that add more decorative blocks. I'm on 1.12.2
I know this is an old post but I just wanted to say that I'm truly sorry for your loss. What a beautiful, sweet fur baby. ❤
My own tortie (tortoiseshell) is my best friend and is the smartest, most amazing cat I've ever known. She's also 15 years old, though, so I know our time is limited, but I'm nowhere near ready to face the world without her. 😢
Expanding Area Basics in MInecraft
I know I’m late but RIP missy you’re gonna see her again