How to Texture Buildings 

this can also be applied to more natural things like mountains, cliffs, trees, plants, oceans pretty neat and cool to have a process like shown in this video when building, especially with environmental storytelling

Underrated video

really love the way you explain your process and thoughts ♥ thank you for walking through how you would texture builds!

This video is art No joke this is the best tutorial I’ve seen on youtube ever, not just on texturing on minecraft but this is purely perfection! You explained basic concepts, moved on to subtle examples on how, where and what to do to apply these concepts, moved to an applicable example of these concepts that were explained, and finally advised viewers to actually not limit themselves creatively as this is a guide rather than a precise process I did not expect to watch a video this good ever, but it looks like you have earned a like, a subscriber and my full respect

this opens a lot of possobilities as a way of building! i love your style

ooo thanks I haven't really tried texturing on builds before so this was really cool to watch :)

Im so glad that your video came up on my recommendations

I will say that despite my preference to use Mizuno's 16 Craft for it's variety in glass pane designs, among other things... Default really does it best in terms of the sheer variety of ways to texture landscapes and walls, especially of the gray type.

That was so worth watching. It's incredibly useful. I have subscribed.

I feel like this would only work for fairly large builds, builds that fit under a 15 by 15 by 15 cube would look weird

love that texture !!!

A good tip I'd say to people is you can have purely random texture & still have it be great, for example smooth quartz, quartz block & quartz's bricks are great for a painted brick look I do this often with the unpainted brick being a mix of brown mushroom block, packed mud & mud bricks. Gradients are great but not always needed. Also, if you do interiors, have 2 block thick walls' minium so you don't end up with moss blocks or gradient blocks within the inside wallpapers can be great or just like I said a painted look.

my world gonna be lookin a lot better now

Very hekofull, that was what i searched for! Keep the great work!!

*Lovely*, I'm here before this blows up 🎉 lol

never thought i'd learn color theory in Minecraft but here we go

Can you make a hardcover series and love your Building

Great video mate.

This is awesome! 🎉

Thanks for your video, I hope that I can learn something new.

AAAAH SOO HELPFUL, I want to learn to build in Minecraft more ;D

Your voice is so calming. I've actually been having issues making detailed builds and this helped so much

aww love your videos :D

beautiful vid

Wow this is really useful video, i would love to meet you in game and teach me your ways of texturing, looking forward on watching your content in the future. Very detail and well done.

Very good tutorial! I dong need this cuz i already know but very cool

soo creative!

Nice video!

Now make this but with depth!

Quioning is the name of using larger bricks on the corner of a building. Eg. How you used standstone

I alway have a problem finding a group of blocks to mix up...

is there some kind of guide for blocks that are similar for texturing

have to get used to the voice but.. its a graet video

I like your accent where are you from? Great video btw

I must admit, graffiti is not something you see every day in Minecraft...

I've been proved wrong.

ur accent is so pretty!!

You talk like you have braces on 24/7 I also talk like that, thanks for the texturing tutorial 👍

can you please add captions, i have no idea what you're trying to say

When I clicked on this, I was expecting a video about game-dev, not game-play. Though, I suppose Minecraft's creative mode could be considered a limited form of level editor.

Are you German

I dont really like texturing

Okay seriously what is with minecraft builders and using MUD BRICKS with regular bricks. They do not fit together in any real way, please keep them seperate I swear to god. I was just interested in the gradient, but please, for my sanity, just stop overusing the mud bricks. Good job on the video, though.

dude, you genuinely helped a lot

I love their voice, they sound like an otomaton