Here’s a closer look at the Supreme Court’s detailed spire! It’s highly ornate, with beautiful railings that really help highlight its design.

Hi everyone! I recently started a YouTube channel where I share my Minecraft ideas, focusing on building functional things without using any mods.

I've come up with a few working bathroom designs that I think are fairly simple to make, using scoreboards and command blocks.

Version: 1.21.1, multiplayer

I made this forge with the idea of having a small lava generator in the middle, but then since the build is a sphere, I have not found what I could add to my walls (decorations or else)

Any help and constructive criticisme is always appreciated!

2 week minecraft phase to help me deal with my depressive episode lets gooo

I'm making my own spirited away bathhouse and i adored the mechanics of pulling the clean water token and water came rushing out into the bathtub. I don't know any redstones at all I'm only good at building, is there anyone that can help me with this?

Details:
•Invisible item frames are used for displaying items.

•The hanging fish are made using leads attached to boats.

•The boats are positioned so their bows stick out of the wall like drawers — one of them is home to a live rabbit!

•The cat faces on the signs are Unicode characters, colored pink and covered with glow ink.

•Custom player heads are also used for decoration.

Version: Java Edition 26.3

Dinnerbone + trader lama. Get trapped in a hole for eternity idiot.

I FIGURED OUT HOW TO MAKE PLATES WITHOUT MAKING THE ITEM FRAMES INVISIBLE

i understand cushion kinda suck on bugrock but holy crap new decor tech

on the Nintendo (how I play mc) I placed a end portal frame (no eye inside it) a Cushion on top, and then place a different block under it (obviously) and then place an item frame on the block. It’s a tad tricky, but then you can place your item in it! (Ex, food for a plate.) But bedrock used to have ugly plates. What do you think? I’m probably not the first bust I discovered this on my own.

ALL HAIL THE CUSHION

also pls comment I like reading comments

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I was just messing around and realized I could do this. This and things like it could be used in theme park builds.

Hey hey!
I want some help and advice on texturing, in my upcoming project, a suburban cityscape in a Nordic geographic setting.

Got some questions, I want answers on, if you got any, but other tips are very helpful and appreciated.

What surfaces and areas is good to texturize and what is good to keep it clean?

When is gradients good, when block clusters good and when is like a noice pattern the best?

Any tips on block pellets for any specific building or om something other area, that cold be good?

I realised shelves are just incredible and I don't know the difference between dragon and wyvern

Some details within my city.
Its such a great way to make it feel alive.