Minecraft | 17 Must Know Tips For Building Pathways and Roads

17 must know tips for building pathways in minecraft. These are some simple starting tips to think about when planning or buildings pathways in survival minecraft. 17 simple tips to improve you pathways and roads in minecraft.

This minecraft video will guide you through the process of building pathway designs and give you some important tips to consider to help build unique and interesting designs for you village, town or city.

00:00 - Intro
01:23 - Pathway Texturing Tips and Ideas
02:59 - Example Pathways Designs and Tips
11:46 - How I Plan Pathways in Minecraft
15:28 - Why Elevated Paths are Important
20:38 - Details That Make Your Pathway Stand Out

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[JayDeeMC]

I love roads and pathways in Minecraft! They're the glue that binds any village, town, or city, and even the space between settlements. They are so important, but often overlooked.

[Dreymasmith]

The slight pinkish tones of the rooted dirt is perfect for the pale sandy path - great blending choice. Love the structure walkthrough too, so very helpful. Thanks again Blue.

[Halo_Legend]

You're the first minecraft tutorial youtuber whose style isn't just "add so much detail the viewer no longer can tell what he's looking at".
I always despised that kind of nonsensical "show-off" mentality and contrasted it with my own realism based minimalism, but you have showed me there can be a realistic, yet more detailed style of building that I can actually learn from.

I subscribed.

[Jester]

This video was super helpful, the demo at the end really brought the instruction together and made the difference.

[hugglesnz]

I'm really interested in learning how to transition materials well between spaces - ie when going from doing something more formal around a castle with some straight lines, formal gardens, then veering off towards less formal houses, how would you change up the materials and sizes of paths. You really have such an artists eye for these things

[justcallmeteacup]

I really appreciate how balanced the greenery is. Not too busy, the colors are purposefully selected and match the surrounding trees and crops. Thank you for making this. Also would love advice on what to do for a jungle. I've been testing different kinds of dirt and stone paths but none seem to look right to me

[MarchiWORX]

Love these tips buddy, especially how you explain the thought process and reasoning behind your decisions and designs 🙂

[A_Knights_Legacy]

Omg 15:20! Thank you! I really needed such explanation for elevation! 👏👏👏👍

[ariscol]

I cannot say how many HOURS I've spent making lines and elevations perfectly straight. I can't wait to try out your advice, I think curves and elevation changes might be a huge help in my builds.

[VoaTutorials]

I think I never seen a tutorial that motivated me so much to continue building. Your style is so calm, almost too slow for modern YouTube standards, but it helps so much to really understand what you are doing. Showing the houses at the end was very, very helpful, thank you so much. Great work

[Cahrssomething]

Paths are always the first thing I do when revamping a village, it’s something so simple yet so fun to do and sets down a good foundation when you still don’t know what direction or type of architecture you want to build

[Eichward_SKV]

Hey BlueNerd. I just want to say thank you for your videos and inspiration. I just discoverd your channel a few days ago. I start playing Minecraft 3 1/2 month ago again after i don´t touch it for almost 8 years. i just find a nice place in my 1.18 world where i will build a city inspired by your builds.

[gonesol_aero]

A path that I thought works well with an area such as a castle or fortress of sorts made of light blocks like quartz blocks and bricks and calcite is a mix of Lapis Blocks, Blue Concrete (both solid and powder) and Blue Wool. Might just be preference but I think it works well + you can do hidden lighting with the blue carpets. Try it out

[blueboytube]

I already built many pathways before so most of this wasn’t new to me but there is one piece of information I learned that I am so thankful for: You can mix brown concrete powder in with dirt blocks etc and it looks really good

[EverlyAlysse]

I love the building tips videos! I especially loved the house building tips! Your my favorite builder because what you said before is true about people (most other Minecraft youtubers) over detailing their builds, then it just looks chaotic and to much. You don’t do that and your builds look beautiful and clean. Really appreciate the videos, it’s helped me a lot!

[robrubinstein]

Blue, this video is really helpful. I love that you took the time to show how important it is to figure out color palettes for the paths just like with buildings.

I suppose you plan streams in the same way that you do paths.

[laurajackson]

This is exactly what I need! Thanks blue for another awesome tip video, really helps me with my world. 😁

[persephiroth]

I love your explanations and walkthroughs, it's so informative and educational. And I love your designs. <3

[kennanady]

Omg thank you so much I’ve been panicking about laying out my main town area in a survival world and I’ll definitely do these paths first

[Nancytoday]

I’ve begun seeing Minecraft in blocks from mining and a whole different light. Thanks for giving us the possible patterns that you’ve enjoyed. I’m not sure what each of the blocks are in them, but I will try to figure it out. Thanks.