10 Simple Ways to Improve your Minecraft Builds!

Today I'm going to share with you 10 of the most important tips and tricks to help you get good at building in Minecraft! I really hope this video helps you out!

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[XMasello]

I’ve been playing since 2012 and I literally can’t build for the life of me. It’s embarrassing. Literal skill issue

[Lica_The_Furry]

Bro is a real one for not just putting on an excessive amount of shaders and other graphics mods and only showing us how the builds look like with *those, * like many other minecraft build youtubers do

[awesomeperson]

Bringing movement and lore to builds are such nice ways to make something feel alive. Making a nice exterior to an ‘ugly’ redstone project is also neat

[aureline]

When you said you were colorblind I was surprised. The colors of your builds look so good together plus this is the first vid of yours I have watched. I can say you're really good at what you're doing.

[holytofu]

get this dude to 200k subs this guy is amazing like he could be slapped and have the same calm voice

[nloAKS]

I think the first, and foremost thing to achieving a better house design is to not lose motivation. People would start building, and then look at it, and simply lose motivation because it isn't looking too great to them when in reality continuing the project would result in a masterpiece.

[georgemckenzie]

I love how in depth you go with explaination and how creative your builds are. Just did your castle build in my work survival server and now after this, I have to go back and improve some things

[manavdudharejia]

Bruh you add no sound effects no heavy editing but still keep us engaged it's almost magical my guy

[JaCrispy]

10:51 love the look of the framed glass panes. Really need them added into the game as an update.

[cleryfrey]

I agree with the creative test mode. Also, I'm already implementing the textures in my builds... But I still have a long way to go.

[lordrindfleisch]

The one concept I struggle with most is depth. My builds usually look flat, and if I try adding depth it usually looks weird

[Grambo-qppp]

I think a good video would be color/ block pallets, I struggle getting out of medieval ones

[Seagullfaces]

most build tips and tricks videos usually just show rather than tell. they expect things to be self explanatory and move on to the next tip. thanks for getting into detail by both showing and telling!!

[PoshBeard]

I've been playing this game for over half my life, and to be honest until recently I stuck pretty much exclusively with simple houses and huts, even now I just make slightly more complicated versions of those things. I see the way you use different types and shapes of blocks and it genuinely boggles my mind how you can conceptualize, design, and execute a build like that. Time to get my brain away from the "gameplay" focus and start leaning into builds more.

[leich]

1:35 It reminds me so fiercely of a very specific mountain house by a very well-known personality.

[catsaymeowmusic]

I love the vid! Seeing an underground, maybe deepslate/ heavily textured tower in a terraformed cave would be awesome! I’ll drop a sub in anticipation!

[jenulranthisa]

Actually whether u are colorblind or not your builds are so good that someones mind will blow when saw your builds

[MrFroggerGaming]

I always find it a tough balance between futional and looks on a build. Normally my mine is just rows of digging but other builds I try to keep nice.

[CookieDoughSys]

I'm finally getting my older sister into Minecraft, and I'm hoping these tips help make up for the lack of the 15ish years of experience I have that she doesn't. I really hope she has the same magical experience I did buying Minecraft (after having pirated it :p) almost a decade, maybe a decade and a half ago back in late elementary. Minecraft is so magical, and helping people get into this game is such a w move I appreciate and will be showing to my sis

[EonGamer]

I love the building technique where you add on different sections to your house