Easy Trick for filled-in Skyscrapers in Minecraft

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Glass skyscrapers are annoying to build, here's how to fix the 'see-thru' part of your glass.
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@amehwican 2 года назад

0:58 If you want to stick to vanilla instead of world edit you can use the debug stick to change the orientation of the glass. Just do /give @p debug_stick.

@noeneonmusic 2 года назад

Additionally if you're doing this in survival (no debug stick / bedrock edition) glass panes do not attach to stairs, you can use the full side of a stair block pointing outwards and it'll give the same effect.

@roadtof1. 2 года назад

I am building a Mediterranean city and want to see how to transition from old buildings to new modern high rises

@enriqueesparza5488 2 года назад

That would be a great video @Alpine

@Potatocarl 2 года назад

I would suggest looking at real life examples for that

@therealadamshort 2 года назад

Same here

@Formula1WRLD 2 года назад

Try to keep old buildings in the outer circle of the center mixed. Some have modern interior, and some are a bit older. From there on out try to build more modern gradually.

@marijn29m37 2 года назад

Look up Naples financial district, a really good example for it

@urielgamer4181 2 года назад

And, for the real world logic, the most complicated glass is used for the insolation and keep temperature low

@Alpine1 2 года назад

Yup! Most glass is composed of two or three panes with either air or an inert gas (argon is pretty common) between panes to lower the “u-value” (low u value = less heat transfer)

@PearlCityMinecraft 2 года назад

Love Your Videos! This Will Help Me In My City So Much

@pastrylol 2 года назад

Thanks for the tutorial! I really enjoy your videos

@Alpine1 2 года назад

Happy to help! :)

@vespidmagna 2 года назад

Yes, I need this. Thanks!

@NethanielShade 2 года назад

Thanks for the video

@GamerOcto 2 года назад

Pretty useful

@BlackiichanBuilds 2 года назад

1:53 Alpine doing traditional confirmed? 👀

@Alpine1 2 года назад

👀👀

@Leatherface123. 2 года назад

This is why I do neoclassical & Art Deco

@aoi5571 2 года назад

Can you do one on how to make custom trees?

@neworox3215 2 года назад

1:14 you can also use debug stick

@nautilus5400 2 года назад

Question: can you show how to make a building with a glass exterior (almost like your tutorial) but in bedrock?

@Oswaldo_Godoy 2 года назад

what if you want to keep the look of the 2 block floors but don't want the glass panes to connect to the floor at all? could you instead use stairs with the back of the stairs to the panes or will the panes connect to the back of stair blocks? my idea is to have a layer of stairs at ceiling height and upside-down stairs at floor height with the backs of the stairs facing away from the glass panes in a way that would hide the fact that they're stairs

@dianaholwerda8850 2 года назад

could you discuss soviet-era architecture as there is hardly any videos on soviet architecture in Minecraft and in real life

@AyaanKhan-kd3qe 2 года назад

How to copy and paste apartment floors in minecraft? Like how do you copy and paste the floors to make it easier??

@JtwExpress 2 года назад

Love your videos. I've got a small question - What do you think of complete duplication of the real world buildings (specifying the reference, of course) in minecraft? Is it okay to do it or not? Want to know your opinion.

@Jaxan-dq2jy Год назад

I'm not alpine but I think it's completely okay Many people build that way and still enjoy it A good example is the building earth in minecraft project The only thing I'd worry about is that it can stunt improvement and become a crutch. Copying is a lot easier than building from scratch and you need to confuse yourself in order to improve. Copying can also be a way of refusing to face failure. If your not confident in your building ability and copy because you are afraid it will look bad then that is a really destructive habit It is a good way to learn the nature of a building style though and if you make the reference your own unique building or even combine references that will lead to greater improvement rather then just copying :)

@JtwExpress Год назад

@@Jaxan-dq2jy Thanks for a kind reply!

@Mrfolder 2 года назад

Another day, another video, another comment! :)

@emperororion0431 2 года назад

How could I do this in bedrock, Theres no world edit in bedrock. Thanks for the tutorial cuz this is very useful.

@pseudointelektualista_vlog 2 года назад

Sorry if you already answered this question, but how to start building own little town/city? How to plan and then build everything?

@evanringwald1550 2 года назад

He has a really in depth video on this subject if you want to watch it.

@derkaempfer_hd 2 года назад

most times it's easier and more gameplay friendly to just put black or dark gray concrete behind the glass, you don't need interior that way.

@tonka555 2 года назад

it's always better to have interiors

@derkaempfer_hd 2 года назад

@@tonka555 not really especially when you want the map you work on and the buildings on it to be accessible for a reason. Lots of buildings end up with litte reason for interior, be it missing elements (like no special npc, loot, storage etc.) or just structure being pain to navigate. I dont know many players that like to climb ladders inside elevator shafts for several minutes or run on stairs and press left and right in a monotone fashion, neither walking around in endless office space. Sure, for creative it's irrelevant (do what you want to do), but not when gameplay is in mind. Edit: It can actually end up harmful for players if a building has lots of problematic blocks and interior, primarily transparent, overly detailed or entities like paintings, shulkers, signs or item frames. They cause MASSIVE fps lag for casual players without decent pc.

@MMaximus26 3 месяца назад

What’s the command for the glass?

@linkenparis9562 Год назад

would u use white or light blue glass to make it look realistic ?

@Alpine1 Год назад

Either!

@lazygongfarmer2044 2 года назад

What's the command to keep the glass panes from connecting to adjacent blocks?

@purplefish2786 2 года назад

It's world edit

@Alpine1 2 года назад

With worldedit, you’ll do //set 102[north=true,south=true] If it’s east and west instead just replace north and south, and if you want stained glass panes change ‘102’ to the other ID (160:X), 160 is stained glass panes and X should be replaced with a number between 0 and 15