101 Genius Minecraft Build Hacks!

from a legal 1.20 plugs to furniture that looks modded these are 101 Minecraft build hacks that I can guarantee you don't know this may look like a magical optical illusion but it's actually just a bunch of stairs and slabs placed in this special way you can Place Coral fans on trap doors like this to make colorful lily pads lanterns can also be placed below Lily pass to make them glow at night and you can finish up your palm by placing hanging Roots below stained glass to add jellyfish if you want to show off how rich you are how about building a huge quartz grand piano if you place dragon heads on armor stands below some stairs the ears will pop out and look like Keys you can make rope Bridges by building up fences and then attaching leads to them oh don't worry about him because also works to make balloons is gonna be placed on trap doors to make extra thin ladders that don't take up much room and if you're really clever you can use this to make double-sided ladders by using a layout like this glowstone and sea lanterns are things of the past Instead try placing turtle eggs on top of end rods to make a lump shade by placing an armor stand with a chainmail helmet inside a block like this you can add a pressure plate on top and make a cool decorative chessboard you can't play it though not that I even though hell if you place food on an item frame below a pressure plate looks like it's being served on a dinner plate most people make castle games they're called poor Colossus by the way most people make pork cutlets with fences or walls fur select turns make a perfect and super unique version instead playing block walls can look boring so try adding extra blocks of similar colors for more texture this cupboard with glass panes plays like this can make a room much more interesting you could also just use wall blocks as they're literally made for building walls you could even mix a type of all round for extra variety this also works for adding texture to outside walls and finally finally might be a good use for the brick block people have been using cobwebs for chimney smoke since the dawn of time so instead you can use Coral fans to create a similar but more interesting effect alternatively you could use a campfire to make actual animated smoke to bring a little bit of life to your builds but my favorite use for campfires is to place them under the floor in any of my spookier builds Lake a cave or a graveyard a smoke will rise up and make fogged us mysterious and honestly a little claustrophobic and for even more detail in these buildings try using this Square character to make it look like signs are nailed down this works really well for boarding up doors and windows you can even use Spruce trap doors placed on the ground to give the effect that a door was broken down waterlogged stairs can be used to make tiny creaks and wind throughout your buildings plus a more practical use for them is to add water sources to your Farms that you can't fall into animation is the best way to make any building come alive and the absolute easiest way to do this is the height of Spore Blossom somewhere they create a bunch of these tiny little green particles that are just so so pretty sometimes the Flames from fire and campfires are just way too big so instead try putting an armor stand below ground and lava for a much smaller and way cuter little flame oh look at it so tiny by placing banners below still blocks you can make couches with cushions this also works for beds and comfy chairs if you want to be able to actually use your chairs you can push a stair or slab into a minecart and you'll be able to sit in it and if you want chairs to put outside campfires make great benches coupled with signs and trap doors they also work great in log piles to add extra detail in the form of tiny little logs or sticks as some people call them I also like to add barrels fences and slabs to these to add extra detail and storage to a survival build like this most people use fences slabs or iron bars for balcony railings but come on I'm too short I can't see over Instead try adding Carpets on top of barriers to create this Sleek modern railing that you can actually see past if you want to do this in survival you can use string instead for the same effect X this trick also works to hide lighting blocks in your roof yeah just ignore the cobwebs up there they stop the roof falling down looms kind of look like empty bookshelves so you can mix in a few to make it look like you actually read if you want to add more life to a hedge you can place sunflowers an invisible item frames to add flowers drip leaves also work really well as a natural Archway if you need a way through and of course a garden isn't complete without a lawn especially one of those weird stripy ones that rich people seem to have for some reason if you want to do the same use lines of grass and Moss to make it look realistic and perfectly moan but if you want to do the opposite make a Barren dead landscape Mangrove roots and Spruce fences make a great dead Bush that's much better looking than this you can also use Mangrove roots with stripped bark to make a dead tree and the basalt works perfectly to use in Burn Down Forest also for some reason you can place fish in axolotls and water logged Mangrove Roots which is just cruel why on Earth is this a thing shrub doors and chains make perfect hanging chairs for Garden or parks and flower pods that ties to chains look like hanging plants but sometimes the chains that we have in the game just don't look like enough to hold up our big belt so instead try linking a bunch of grindstones like this that looks much more stable pathways are super important for tying the village together so instead of just using gravel and Cobblestone try using and decide and even dead coral blocks for extra variety and texture the same goes for Flaws mud mixed with brown mushrooms and terracotta makes an awesome floor for muddy Farms barrels and Spruce planks look great for a creaky attic floor and beehives are a super interesting block to use for the floor of a cute little cottage you've built you can also try using blast furnaces cartography tables and a bunch of other blocks to make unique and interesting Floor Designs be creative with them dripstone makes an awesome trunk for a palm tree and you can even use conduits to add coconuts at least if you squint thin candles are just another light source here's a bunch of reasons why you're wrong firstly you can make a pond plant called a cat tail by placing a green candle on a glass plane an End Rod Plus a candle right Stone torch or iron bar makes a perfect sword replica it's always annoying me that lanterns come close but with the help of candles they can damn it kind of looks like Hogwarts in here red candles look suspiciously like tiny sticks of dynamite that you can mix with TNT for more detail in your cave belts cacti in real life often have pretty pink flowers on top and you guessed it pink candles perfectly replicate this building a computer on your computer is a classic for Minecraft so when you've set up your painting and pressure plate try using a candle in an item frame instead of a button as your mouse it looks scarily accurate and finally gray candles and skeleton skulls on a stone wall make a really cool design however you can also just Place string on top of walls to add a tiny piece of extra detail you can place bushes bamboo Cactus or propagules and a flower pot below leaves to emulate Trunks and stem for plants and adding Vines to these leaves adds a little bit of texture that stops these plants from looking too plain Oh I thought like I should remind you that the muddy Mangrove root block exists why did you you know that the best Minecraft Builders actually get given a special custom Cape by Mojang to show up how good they are it's called the Realms cape and you can only get it if three or more of your maps have been accepted and used by Mojang themselves yandere looks way better than your Gucci jacket me dry decal blocks look strangely like trash bags Banner sway very subtly in the wind which means you can use a specific Banner design with trap doors to make it look like they're a pair of blinking eyes you can do the same with item frames to make flashing lights or regular carpets too boring for you first of all what's your problem garbage are awesome and fluffy and incredible but secondly you can use Coral fans on waterlog slabs to make more interesting 3D cool colorful carpets alternatively you can place Crimson or warp signs underneath to make different patterns but they look best when you mix in lots of different blocks and techniques to add variety in both texture and depth this works for bookshelves too beehives stairs looms and more all work great to add extra interest and variety have you ever realized that frog lights look kind of like their those paper lanterns people release on different holidays oh this gives me an idea just add some hanging Roots below and you've destroyed the environment I mean I I made a beautiful light show yes surrounding a bed with slabs makes it look kind of like a sleeping bag but I've always thought the regular bed was quite small so instead of just placing one down and leaving it at that try making a bigger custom one like this also I made these pillows with snow layer blocks he looks so soft this layout of campfires scrub doors and Hopper mine cars looks like a stovetop and if you place a dragon head backwards it kind of works perfectly as a toaster although I don't know if I'd want to eat that gray bread but if you'd rather just cheat you can use custom texture packs to change block designs for super detailed and useful new blocks and if you want to go all the way custom mob heads offer literally infinite possibilities for extra detail like cakes kitchen appliances and smaller versions of blogs we already have you can mix these in with blogs like iron bath to make things like CCTV cameras butz's skeleton head will work fine for this in a pinch oh and if you've made a TV or computer somewhere in your house backwards with a skeleton heads make great speakers sure chests work fine but campfires make for way cooler food storage you could also take it one step further and use invisible item frames to hang fish off chains like this gold all looks like honey that's ripped onto the floor and gilded Blackstone looks the same but for lava instead you can use stairs and slabs to add extra texture to walls like missing bricks and to create holes as if it's crumbling and degrading but if you're really dedicated to decoration you can make maps with any design you want to and then fill item frames up with them for custom wallpaper I just stick to texture packs though that's a lot of effort you can easily set up a daylight sensor next to a bell to make a simple functioning alarm clock alternatively hook this up to arrow and healing dispensers next to a dog that shoots every morning for the rest of time speaking of nether wall blocks make a fantastic blood substitute for city builders try placing a campfire below a loom to simulate event this same technique also works for a barbecue grill 1.20 already has me hyped check out these new bamboo blocks they're giving us you can use these Mosaic blocks to make cool floor patterns and these new chiseled bookshelves for a new wall design may be mixed in other wooden blocks again to make it even more interesting sea pickles look kind of like pumpkin stems and are stripped Mangrove log flower pots and Mangrove propagule put together makes a really big beach route for Farm decoration but if that's not enough try adding kegs made of trap doors with raw iron in for potatoes and coral blocks in for berries and grapes this works for other things too like using a respawn anchor in Trident instead to make a spooky animated witch's cauldron item frames and signs can actually be placed on the same block letting you double label chess you can even dye the sign for extra customization scaffolding makes a perfect table to put flower pots or other decorations on sometimes the only thing your build is missing is just a little bit of detail and often buttons are the best solution to this whether it's dotting them around your roof and walls or chucking them next to a Ponder's Pebbles they're perfect for adding a little bit of extra interest they make great fidget toys too if you're looking for an extra block or color to add somewhere to your build the answer is probably in a stripped log their textures are super simple but with Mangrove jungle Acacia and warped logs there's tons of different and interesting colors to choose from six leg turns place like this looks suspiciously like a coffin that's been broken out of this pairs perfectly with a gravestone made of Soul soil anvils and a wither skeleton skull hmm where could this guy have gone subscribe

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Published: Tue Feb 21 2023