May 18, 2021
When you don't want to use up all of your wood making ladders, use shears to collect and use vines instead:) They make your mining adventures a little different and colorful.
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When you don't want to use up all of your wood making ladders, use shears to collect and use vines instead:) They make your mining adventures a little different and colorful.
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SIMPLE BUT TIME CONSUMING: old/abandoned roads.
First zip ahead to place logs and lanterns so you remember generally where you're going. Then tap like crazy with a shovel to leave the traditional path marks scattered about. Choose two or three types of bricks, and replace some of the dirt blocks with each kind.
This is a long-term project for me that will connect several maps, but you can make smaller roads and paths around gardens or ponds that lead to your house etc.
There are a lot of of cool and complex designs out there, but this is a super simple building blog as that is my favorite way to build. THAT SAID, I thought I'd make a little post about simple ways to make builds look more complex.
Here's what I'm starting with. In my toolbar you'll see a mix of objects made of different types of wood. The simplest ways to make things look complex?
1) Cover every face of the block with something and 2) mix up the types of wood
Try these outside of a dirt or tree house for a cool effect. Maybe there's a cave wall you can cover with things. Mix them up and don't worry about it.
SO FANCY. Just cover all parts of the block.
For me, a whole house done in this way feels too busy. But I'll use things like this around the entrances, or when I'm making smaller camps.
I mean it's one way to do it
CAN you get an enchanted book by fishing in your own garden? Yes. Yes you can. Ridiculous but true lol
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NOT super simple, just showing my largest mapped world (I have another large one where I just explore and wander mapless). I've had it so long, you can see the darker blue patches from the aquatic updates haha: the far right is more recently explored (dark blue water), while you can see a dark blue path on the center and left sections where I went along older mapped areas from base to base.
It cracks me up. Love it.
The easiest way to make a little garden patch look wild and pretty is to just not plant in ordered rows! Crops will grow as long as they're within a few blocks of a water source, so if you have a couple of those you can spread your garden out a bit. I like to start at the corners of the water source and then fill in/out based on the number of seeds I have. Colorful, simple.
This is 100% a super simple idea I promise!
Obviously I switched to creative mode here but you don't have to; I have a very small island as my main base and wanted to do something visually striking on each end, so: floating trees and lanterns!
Below you can see I built out a line of dirt blocks from the main land and just went in different directions with it; then planted a sapling, surrounded its block w torches, and then destroyed the connecting blocks. I did the same with stone bricks for the hanging lanterns.
Simple to do, very cool effect.