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@Imran roshid U dont have to say that straight up in his comment, just unsub and don't talk about it. He gives time to put up these videos, so atleast show some respect.
If a hay block is used underneath the campfire in the chimney, you get a smoke signal. It can be seen from chunks away for how high the smoke reaches-- kind of like a beacon but without the buffs.
@Stephanie Frisby I like castles and medieval builds so I like smoke more too! Also I kinda think beacons look ugly like diamond armor (I like the look of iron and netherite more).
I am a 60 plus year old woman and the grandkids turned me on to PS. I’ve went thru the tutorials and learned some design from the npc’s. I really like this build. You have shown so many techniques in your build. Plus, it’s easy to follow along. You’re very talented and I appreciate your attention to detail. Thanks for teaching and being an inspiration.
Thanks very much Kim. Minecraft is possibly the best game invented. Like Lego but you don’t run out of blocks. I love how it appeals to all ages. Thanks for your comment. 💚
@RI / Random Idiocy it’s all personal opinion hence why it’s called an opinion. In his opinion it’s the best game. And honestly I can’t argue. There is so much nostalgia and creativity in it that a lot of other games lack.
3 trap doors 4 glass panes 3 oak logs 4 polished basalt 8 ladders 5 chains 6 lanterns 11 cobblestone stairs 12 spruce doors 13 stone brick stairs 20 farm land 16 cobble stone 16 smooth stone slab 22 chiseled stone bricks 30 mossy stone bricks 34 spruce fences 36 iron bars 40 cobble stone walls 16 fence gates 66 spruce planks 47 camp fires 51 spruce stairs 76 stone brick wall 93 spruce trap doors 68 polished andesite 184 spruce slabs 319 stone bricks All the materials needed so you dont have to go back to the start and look at the materials instead just copy and paste this and type it in your mc chat :)
A bit late to the party, but I just built this house with my kid. Thanks for making cool builds more accessible for old dads trying to stay relevant 👴🏻❤️
Dang, I wish my father would've played video games with me like that. I'm from Oklahoma where everyone is outdoorsy and I just happened to be the proverbial black sheep. It wasn't fun growing up with my dad always doing stuff with my brother and not me.
@@Zenlar1597 I feel you bro, my parents used to play videogames with me when I was a kid, but after they divorced everything just became... more serious, my dad is minding his own business and so is my mom, but at least, I can play with my little brother once in a while, but it's not the same. Either way or another, if I *ever* get married and have kids (probably in another life lol), I´m gonna play with them and show them the games I played as a kid (Ninja Gaiden, DMC, TES, Dragon Age and many others).
Havent watched the video yet but I’ve seen other aesthetic builds where they place a campfire and then extinguish it, so as to use the block as a decoration piece. I think here they used it for roofing?
Agreed most of my friends call me a good builder but when I see this my jaw drops. I've built a lot of things from imagination like a castle, a giant creeper head house and a haunted house.
I think you are one of the most underrated minecraft builders. The attention and detail that you put into not only your builds but your videos is amazing. Keep up the hard work. I know many people appreciate what you do. Have a great day!
I’m nearly done. I just need to place some lanterns and I would like to add a basement. I made the tower a little larger and I’m thinking about expanding the loft too. Did you make any changes?
@@GrandmasFolly I’m gonna make a base menu on the left tower and I didn’t put the fire place since it almost burned my house down and I couldn’t make fireplaces so I just put slabs and that’s it
I like to build safety zones when exploring. They act as safety zones, and as waypoint markers to help me get oriented. Andy's work helps me keep this interesting and varied.
I couldn't count how many buildings I've made with your 5x5 method... whole towns worth. It never ceases to amaze me that you still come up with new and interesting builds. I'll be adding my spin on this one in a town for sure.
The walls coule be changed with just slabs and no iron bars and you can replace many of the iron bars into other blocks , which means you only need wood , cobble , and dirt which makes it a nice beginner base
Personally I use a 4x4 & 5x5 system for my builds, but I adore the presentation on your videos, and how informative they are. Building is really an art in this game, and you're showing why.
@@cronchyapples7172 It's sadly not the same as actual vertical slab. Especially not for decorative purposes when you want to add some "depth" to your walls or make "thin" room walls.
The way walls work now is such a great improvement and i really like how you showed that off in this build. The 5x5 building style you've done hear is really helpful too for following this build along or village planning
I built it yesterday. My first "normal" house ever in Minecraft, usually I just sleep in a shed and complain about the lack of space. It looks absolutely amazing!! Thank you for showing everything so clearly. I love it
I used yuor 5×5 method and its amazing. Aka i am the worst at bilding but you lifted the curse. So thanks. And every one sub to him he spends time and time is money on these builds and he does them very good,fantastic actualy. He helps so many people and thanks for that.
What's fantastic about this building system is that it gives us a structure that we can systematically and mindlessly work on. The matter of detailing is then a matter of inspiration from inspecting other people's builds. This building system allows us to create and evolve purpose-driven buildings and rooms without the need to be a master crafter who can plan things out 100 steps in advance.
I am having hardtime creating a house for myself , i started few days ago so i have no idea of house building but now at least i can have experience by building this one . This one is cool and i can buld it , thanks ❤️💯
This was a pretty good video, and I was able to replicate it in full survival. However, I noticed multiple discrepancies in the amount of materials needed and the order in which parts were built seemed random at times. This build was also the perfect mix of being aesthetically pleasing and being functional. Good Job 👍
I never got into this game and a friend recommended it to me to help relax. Being new this seems simple and a good reference to basic building so thank you for this!!
I'm too into mega structures to be likely to build this base, but it's got some awesome design features I'd never thought of that I'll definitely start integrating into my builds. Thanks for the great video!
... pretty sure spiders can still get in. But thats a very pretty stone-keep esque build. And tbh. To stop spiders all you need are some machinations instead of just crenolations. Thanks for the tutorial though Its defo inspiring for my next castle-esque build
Spiders give string for manny things, like bundles, bows, fishing rods, etc. Also the occasional spider eye, which can also be used for a lotta things like night vision potions. With the added bonus that they don't attack you in the day time!
Not to be "That Guy", but I think the word you're after is "machicolations", the overhanging bits on top of castle walls that allow you to drop rocks and boiling oil on attackers. Machinations are the evil plans you draw up safe behind your castle walls while your defenders drop rocks and boiling oil on attackers through the machicolations.
This was the easiest to follow and replicate in game build video I have ever seen. I was able to build it with my own minor adjustments to get it to my own liking with my early game my limited resources, and it still came out great. The simple to follow steps and the very easy system really helped me. I have been getting back into Minecraft recently, and have come to realize when I played before I knew less than nothing about this game, and now that it's been years, the game is even bigger. I also now know I never even left the Tutorial World (I had just assumed all normal games started this way with a giant Minecraft logo in the sky, lol), but I as dead wrong about that... and I have been struggling to get the hang of building houses more elaborate than a box with windows or a copy cat villager house. My house came out beautifully, and now, more than ever, I look forward to continuing to explore my save.
Before in my land people used to storage cattle in the basement as a way of producing heat + saving the animals from the harsh weather. I want to figure out a way to implement that in this wonderful building you've made, + having stairs so that cows can eat grass during the day in a kind of a backyard.
Built this for Survival Multiplayer and let me tell you. I felt a sense of pride knowing I built it on survival. This Fortified House is amazing in survival. You can fit all your needs, make a mine with elvators to go to and from. And it just serves its purpose so well. Hence on FORTIFIED.
Thanks for making this. I love the details using fences, campfires and the fireplace. The stone and dark wood of the spruce (and the metal banding of the trapdoors) makes it feel very "Olde Scottish". I expanded the 5x5 system to 7x7, as I wanted a bit more room for storage and crafting areas. But I only built up one block higher (so 7x7x6?), as I did this on survival and had no scaffolding to make things easier. Ladders helped. The 7x7 worked out well for the most part, and allowed for some very attractive wall - block - wall patterns around the perimeter. I did have to raise the "bedroom" an extra block because the roof was covering the windows. This will probably become my enchanting room, as the larger 7x7x6 rooms give it a bit more space, and it's a bit of a trek to get up to that room from the ground floor. I put my bed in the 2nd floor of the lookout tower (for now). One last thing - put this thing high enough for it to snow instead of rain, and it has a very cool "Castle Black" feel to it as well! Anyways, fantastic build, and functional, which many cool builds lack, IMO.
Currently building this in my survival world with a friend. He’s bad at building but great at gathering- I’m awful at gathering and have good patience for building. Working out great so far
I swear I could hear the Narnian main theme in your Playlist. Make a video with the song if you can, makes the overall building timelapse a lot more epic 😂👌
im the only one who thinks that those types of houses with shaders are "comfy" i feel like i could live for 1 month there with only food and a dog (sorry for bad english)
You could also just replace the Spruce slabs directly above the fire place into Stone brick slabs you can barely even see it because of the spiral stairs
Doing this on survival at the moment, nearly finished, can’t wait ! I’ve put it in an abandoned village, so that it looks like the master little castle building 🙂 Thank you for this awesome tuto ! ❤️
Я построил этот дом на сервере. Все люди начали меня просить построить такой же . Естественно за алмазы и нейзерит ! :D . Дом кайфовый уютный! Можно ещё пристройку к нему бахнуть . Это даже не дом , а база. Thx !
@@lesROKnoobz sometimes the angles will misplace you were you have to watch 3-5 times but other than that its really good. Now im about to add something to the collection to the area im building in.
I'm trying to build a small medieval town and this helped out a lot! Thank you for sharing this! By the way what lighting pack/addon is this? It's beautiful!
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