It's been a long while since my original Post and progress has been really slow (mostly due to me playing other games in the meantime), but I have the first section of it basically done. I just want suggestions on what to do to furnish the main platform more and the subsequent platforms.

How the hell do i decorate a house?

reposting this because I really need help😭

Im trying to work on a minecart trap for a golf course build im working on, any tips to not rely on arrows so that I can keep it running indefinitely? Any help much appreciated. I've tried snow golems, and llamas so far to no success.

I'm playing modded Minecraft it's a Zombie Apocalypse and I'm searching for ideas on what to build here, anyone got any ideas?

(Playing Survival)

While I love decorative stuff, I do appreciate something useful like farms too, I putted some trees but purely to farm for now, I have other island on the side where I think I'll do the trees farm, so I have no idea what will be here!

Thank you !

Im going for a worn mud brick look, any feedback or pointers would be great

Im trying to build Hollow Bastion from kingdom hearts, i think i have the most of the build planned out but for the top im struggling to build those spiraling and bending towers and roofs , i can't get the shape right (i have axiom so i think i can get the mod to help me but i don't know it well enough i haven't found anything to help me in the shape tool for exemple)

if you have advice on other things i could do to the build i'll hapilly take anything even tho the main focus is the towers.

Hi, I'm trying to create a city or neighborhood inspired by Chicago. Since I can't make every building the same and I don't live in Chicago, I need advice or inspiration for other building designs. Any Minecraft builds or photographs would be a huge help, thanks! ((I'm leaving an image of a house that i have already built)

Edit: Im Using Double Slabs to put different slabs one upon another and vertical slabs.

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I'm looking to create a church/cathedral style building in my world in the midst of my pale/dark oak custom forest I'm building. I'm trying to come up with an idea and understanding of how stained glass gradients work. I'm contemplating an idea of having the color scheme of the building be a dark grey/black pallette using blackstone and deepslate, mixed with diorite and calcite for pops of white color. For my windows I'm trying to determine if I want a light grey and red gradient, or blue and white gradient.

My primary issue however is that to try and properly get this to look good, do I space the glass with empty air between layers of glass, or stack it directly against each other? And in addition to that, should panes or just straight glass blocks be used? Can anyone provide some help or guidance?

im making a custom structure to put into BuildPaste.com
what should i add?

im not making the center platform bigger, i WILL add some patterns/lines on it with basalt. what else?

I was trying to create a textured red roof for my mangrove-plank build. I tried using crimson nether bricks at the edges, transitioning into netherrack and then stripped mangrove logs, but I didn't really like how it turned out.

How do you guys make textured red roofs, and which blocks do you use? I'm almost at the point of giving up and switching to teal blocks instead.

I know tutorials are pretty frowned upon but I can’t find alternate angles of this exact photo so im kinda relying on seeing if there’s a video format

Hello, I have this large hill next to my castle and i dont know what to do with it. Any ideas are welcome!

what should i put there in front the stairs and foundational walls? im trying to re-create a house i saw in a tutorial years ago in my own style.

Notes:

Its 1 pixel higher for each level so TECHNICALLY you can make a longer slope.

For the straw bed you need to place one cushion on the lower pixel and the other one on the pillow.

For the first lantern you need to place it on the lower surface of the lantern. For the second one just place it on the top pixel.

Hope this will be helpful for people who want to make LOOOOONG roofs :) .

I used both polished and regular andesite and diorite, as well as smooth stone.

Picture three was it before the attempted texturing, just both types of diorite.

Im not really happy with how it looks right now so any advice would be really appreaciated! whether its a new colour palette suggestion or anything else. Thanks!

The farmland will go around the crater.

I tried making a circle build design on water, i am still planning to add logs and stuff below it so it doesnt look like a floating circle but did i match the colors well at all i feel like it looks off, im not really good at building so id really appreciate some advice :)