31 Minecraft Building Tips, Tricks and Hacks You Must Try

31 Minecraft Building Tricks You Need! Minecraft is packed with hidden tips tricks and hacks. Lets talk about some easy ways you can improve you building skills to the next level. With so many Minecraft blocks it's easy to lose track or forget about some of them. Lets show you some ways you might want to use these items in your Minecraft builds.

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[BlueNerdMC]

I'm finally back and I hope you all enjoy this new style tips video. Sorry there haven't been no new videos the last few weeks, I've been recovering from Covid which took longer than I would have liked but i'm back and feeling much now. Thank you everyone for your amazing support as always, love you all ❤️

[AKAcaveman]

This man is one of the only youtubers that actually responds to his fans. He deserves to have atleast 1 Milligan subs.

[wokkybeef]

0:40 String
2:10 Wall and 3 fence gates
2:27 Trapdoors
3:35 Flooring
4:29 Carpets
5:20 Gardens
6:02 Railing and Balcony's
7:34 Texturing
8:36 Small Details
11:22 Mixing Colors
11:53 Details
12:26 Wool and Banners
12:52 Custom Trees

[vindiesel]

I’ve played Minecraft since bamboo wasn’t even a thing and I still make buildings that are crimes against humanity

[darknesswave]

These were such good tips that I'd never even considered. It's always nice learning something new. Just looking around your cities and stuff you can really see the crazy details and it makes everything stand out. It looks really nice. Definitely looking forward to that custom tree video also cause I've always wanted to do some but I've never known where to start with that

[dios_loyalservant]

One of my favorite unique floorings is dried kelp block. It give a really cozy and rustic vibe. I use it in small amounts like in a small kitchen or around a bed

[nudg]

Loved this video - especially the use of the azalea bushes as hedges. I often use saplings as an alternative to fence posts to make my 'little' trees. The saplings won't grow with the leaves on top (unless you make the mistake of matching the sapling to the leaves!) I've grown full trees and then knocked out the bottom trunks and replaced them with fence posts too! Another thing I did in the latest scenarios was to put the flowering azalea into a pot instead of using cactus or dead bush for a stem and then put a block of flowering azalea leaves on top instead. It makes a bush about 2 blocks high with excellent movement and flowers all the way through. Azalea bushes are my newest fave!  
PS: Glad you are feeling better, and thank you so much for all of the inspiration that you provide that pushes me to really look at what I'm building!

[Drossjr]

Great overview on the small things that really matter in any build and showing us how to get that to work. Love the string one as I was one of those people that threw that stuff away and now I keep it forever along with feathers. Hope you are really feeling better and fantastic to see your videos again. Can not wait for the next.😄☕

[roaringfir]

Welcome back Blue, I hope you’re feeling better. I’ve been loving your tips and tricks, I can’t wait for your custom tree video. Your skills are amazing!

[ChickenTendersFLG]

This guy gets straight to the point and straight to the building.

Every time I watch any other tutorials the YouTubers talk for 30 minutes straight before every few blocks they place when they could have summarized everything they said into 2 minutes

[MediumM]

Can you show us your builds without shaders

[xpandorasboxx]

In addition to using corals as lily pads and rugs, you can use them to make chicken nests! Or nests in general, but needing the water logged slab, chicken and other ground-bird nests are the best. It's the same process, but you can add an item frame and an egg before you add the coral on top. They're really cute! I do the same method with lily pads, only with a gold block / golden nugget. You can move the item around in the frame too for more variation.
Looking forward to the custom tree video, I've been wanting to experiment more with custom trees, but am not sure how the best way to go about it is.

[ZombonoMC]

Wow thank you so much for all your tips. Your the reason why my minecraft survival world looks amazing 😁

[johnjohnsin]

On the topic of the direction you place blocks, you can do so many different patterns with a single block. Basalt is an excellent example, my online skyblock has foundation built to limit from x to y, that leaves a lot of room to play with patterns.

[fernoflake]

Feels good knowing that I picked most of these tips up just by watching you and other builders, but this is a great video for beginner builders.

[JayDeeMC]

Great tips as always. Some reminded me of things I've done before, but for some reason, I haven't done recently. I need to add some of these ideas to my builds!

[carlymacshane]

Trap doors are just the best honestly. Everything I make always has like 300 or more trapdoors. They are just SO useful!!!

[elfish_jedi]

Trapdoors are also useful in support structures to give a level of depth and make it look solid

[fnafplayer]

One of my personal favorite floors when making a cozy hallway would have to be a checker pattern of spruce and oak especially having the pressure plates with the doors.

[gmc]

I'm sure someone else probably mentioned this, but as of 1.18 you can now use shears to stop plants from growing - just right-click on the tile at the perfect height of the vine or cane that you want, all the pieces above (or below) will fall off like normal but the plant will now never grow again. String is still useful to block snowfall on certain tiles you want free of snow, but for plants you can now manually set them to whatever height you want.