villager: You know what Bob? Sometimes I just feel like we're in a really small space, and that there's a much bigger world out there. Bob: nah you trippin, grow some wheat
It's kinda hard to imagine how much time goes into these projects, but watching the wheat grow in seconds just gives perspective into how much work and dedication these builds take.
@Anandhuanil77 it looked like it was only about one block deep which is roughly what like a meter? You'd probably want a little bit more if you're trying to insulate from heat generated by electromagnetic radiation, especially given that you have stone walls and they're very good at trapping that heat in. Basically if light can get through, you are looking at heat generation for all wave lengths not reflected. And if there's no easy way to vent said heat then you are looking at a village that will experience a runaway greenhouse effect.
It's will take only 10m(or not 10m too) for me Because I quit this complex, boring, hard, extremely hard, unbelievly extremely hard and etc etc....., build Less than 10mins😒😒
This reminds me of when I placed glass on the ocean floor for a 200 x 200 block area, then with several buddies of mine, mined out the area beneath all the way to bedrock and created our own town with the ocean floor as our sky. It took an insane amount of time of over 2+ years but it's been our base ever since. It never fails to impress people. So worth it. But we're getting cramped. Maybe we'll expand....
I love these tutorials because they DONT explicitly tell you how to build it 1:1, instead they give you inspiration to keep trying and do better on your own builds
what’s world edit? i’m assuming a tool to make deleting and adding blocks easier? if so then there’s no harm in doing that, not only is it easier it saves you time wasting time doesn’t deserve props
@@ibrahim_-_-_a tool for editing the world. You can place spheres, delete big chunks of landmasses, copy paste entire structures, replace specific blocks with other ones, etc. Yeah, it makes doing stuff like this easier. And the props are not for wasting time, the props are for doing this in the vanilla fashion, without world modification mods.
Man, about ten years ago I was obsessed with world edit, and the whole circle would have been done in 3 commands ( about 10 seconds). Kudos to the guy for getting each block by hand.
I’d doubt that it’s entirely handmade and rather that it’s built in another software and then uses a mod to make the player automatically build it considering the fact that there’d likely be way more mistakes if it were Still an epic design though
@@janaabed2359 for a cylinder its //cyl [block] [radius] [height] for a tube its //hcyl [block] [radius] [height] and for a sphere its //sphere [block] [radius] and a hollow sphere its //hsphere [block] [radius]
"It doesn't matter if it's big or small, underground or in the sky once you place the crafting table next to the furnace it's a home." -King minecraftian I I I
I’m like 6 months late, but I like the glass above the hole, because it the lake weren’t there it would seem like there’s a forcefield protecting the villagers from invading pillagers
