37 Illegal Things to Never Build in Minecraft

37 Illegal Things You Should Never Build in Minecraft Minecraft is a game where you can technically

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anything, but with that comes some guidelines on the block, check it out to keep your

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I will say that having windows in your house will definitely be great and will give much needed light to some of your buildings, but when you do it, just follow the basic laws of structure and don't put windows in the corners of the house in the first place. your room. I'm sure that comes with a litany of structural issues that the HOA would like to talk to you about, but you'll see a lot of that too. It's best if you place those windows a little further into your walls and give them some space in a frame.

Glass is a great block to use, but once you start placing it too close to the pillars of your buildings, then all that earthen hut could start. collapsing if you're just going to play with a creative build then most of the time you'll probably be using peaceful mode, but if there are certain

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in the build that require a higher difficulty that's fine, just remember to turn off Endermen pain on con the rules of the game because, after all, there's nothing worse than watching one of these little thieves take a crucial block from your building and even if it's just one that's off to the side, it can still be painful to see that monstrosity, but if they are still on a block that has a lot more use, like on a Redstone project, then yes, I will definitely have to say that you discourage Enderman, otherwise the whole thing could be ruined because as we know, it is difficult to stop him. thieves when we don't have a rule prohibiting theft.

I'm sure most of you know this is bad seeing a point blank hit, let's be honest, when the doors don't line up it will suddenly make you feel embarrassed and I don't think many of us would try to do this intentionally unless You may be trying to piss someone off, but if you make a mistake by putting a set of double doors in your building, forget about it and then justify why you're doing it. come back and fix it later, you're not going to come back and fix it later, just do it and then line up the doors, it will look a lot better and then you can continue with the rest of your build if you're planning to decorate with trees, it's best to create your own using bone meal on a sapling and calling it building a tree is simply incorrect.

Custom trees are the way to go, even customizing a sapling is better than nothing. Your world will thank you if you simply take the time before you've even placed a block in a build to simply design a palette of blocks, designate what your pillars are, your filler block, what it's all going to be, you can really level up what you want. are doing because nothing kills a building session like having to go out and look for new materials and plus this limits the trial and error you might have to do with some of your building choices because deciding the color of the floor looks bad when they are just a few blocks arranged in a line is much smaller.

More headache than when you have to replace 900 blocks of that thing. There's a reason every professional builder starts with one of these. It is definitely the fastest way to improve your construction skills. A good build is only as good as the skeleton you put in place. and if you've ever had trouble with your build not being the right shape or looking like how you imagine it in your head, I suggest you start with a frame before placing other blocks, building the frame is great and it doesn't even require much job, all you need is a couple of basic outlines at the beginning and then from there you can take the build in the direction you want, but making sure you nail down those fundamentals from the beginning is the difference.

Your build looks like a real body instead of a piece of meat in a junkyard, remember bones are everything folks, okay, this one's for all the jokers and deviants in the group you see, when done right, Building a battle can be a great time, but all it takes is for one person to start and do something that's not too safe for work and yeah, you're going to kill the whole vibe. Do you really want to go down in history as the person who built something a little demonetized? able and put up battle and they reported me I don't think so and really none of the rest of the group wants to report you either it's just a bad time if you have to get those sick kicks out of your system one way or another just do it in a single player world and then , when you're ready to play nice with the rest, jump back in to build the battle, as long as you play to the theme, we'll all be happy to have you there, so You looked up a build tutorial and then copied it block by block, yeah , that's great to learn, but the moment you try to pass it off as your own design, you're literally plagiarizing someone else's art, don't be that person, it's not helping you.

In fact, getting better at monochrome building is a style that's really only best achieved when playing minimalist, so if you only have one block to build with, I highly recommend taking some time to get some other materials and then use them for your build. There's a reason we only do this to create challenges: it's such a big arm tied behind your back and you don't really want to take any of the tools out of your tool kit if you don't have to, even just a little. a little variation, can go a long way, maybe add some oak logs to that clapboard house, it will definitely look a lot better on the block, there are details and then there are too many details, it's

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a good idea, it just is completely cover your building and stairs and random slabs and call that detail think about what you are doing and detail appropriately a castle for example it could have crenulations murder holes arrows lots of doors big

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that make sense for a castle, think about it, We have It's All Been Here When you start playing in creative mode, especially if you've been doing just survival up to that point, it can be quite tempting to use all those hard-to-get value blocks and some of your builds and people that we've all seen. full house of diamond blocks and while it may have a high property value it's not exactly attractive, even when you add variations with all of them they are all such bright colors that it's really hard to justify using them in your builds, especially in survival . mode, but really, unless you're playing around and using them sparingly, I can't justify using them in any of your builds.

Do you ever build something in Minecraft that looks a little strange, like maybe you couldn't put your finger on it, but that roof just doesn't seem to be working right, the thing is, although Minecraft doesn't always obey the laws of physics, you should unless you're looking for an avant-garde, abstract ceiling for your home. I'm going to have to say that you should keep the overhang a little more supported, some pillars for a lot of help here and really to get that much benefit from just building a simple tower, it's worth doing whether you have claustrophobia or not.

I think I can confidently say that most of us don't like to feel cramped and say that it still surprises me how many of us use to block high ceilings in our builds. Believe me, moving around in one of these is just as uncomfortable as it would be in real life with the top of your head scraping against the ceiling. People like to move in the game. They like to jump and run around a bit, so open the place up a bit. Raise the roof a couple of blocks and, honestly. It will save you a lot of damage from that poor head of yours, just as it is not a good idea to make a two block high ceiling for any of your buildings, you really shouldn't make the minimum amount of blocks to make your stairs and it sure could be a lot.

It's easier to do it when you're digging in the mine, but as soon as you start going down to your branch to get those diamonds you forgot, you'll hit your forehead. each block as you go down, so when you're making a ladder, make sure you leave some breathing room. It'll really make every time you get up and down from there a lot faster if you've ever played on a group creative server then you've probably run into this guy once or twice the kind of guy that just builds big, monstrous machines. delay that just slow down the entire server, so friends, let me ask you to stop being that person who just slows down everyone else's performance. fun and if you are that person then atone for your sins, go to a confessional and then tear down all that after all those kinds of servers are for the pleasure of building things with others, not for waging personal wars against the owner's computer, Yes When you are building with a resource pack, remember to share that pack with other people who will see your build;

Otherwise, something that seems completely epic to you may seem like a silly rainbow to your friends. It's especially important in multiplayer, where you can't really control it. What other people are viewing your build with? Before you start building that perfect bottom center for you and your friends, you need to have something in mind that's as nice as it might look to use all the different blocks and types of wood you're waiting to come from. Overworld, don't get ahead of yourself because that ghost nearby might have some things to say about that new hub. Actually, if you're building in the abyss, you should always use blast-resistant blocks, and hey, I get it. it's a little limited, but especially with the new nether upgrade and all the new options you have for blast resistant options, you should use those type of blocks in your palette if you want to use flammable blocks inside the blast resistant shell, that's fine.

As long as they're out of range of the ghastly fireball, I think you're in luck. I'm a big proponent of lighting your builds, but while it's a good idea to light, you should

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be too obvious about it. What I mean by is, lighting needs to be incorporated into your build, for example glowstone is not always visible outdoors, but once you start hiding it behind some bushes or some other type of transparent block, then It can have lighting and does not have to be seen outdoors and you can also play with it to give a really great atmosphere to your constructions.

It's a whole other skill to be able to hide your lighting well and it's something I encourage you all to consider in spawn tests. Your builds are a touchy subject because, after all, having too much light could kill the vibe of what you're trying to achieve for the atmosphere and I get that, but even in those cases where you're incorporating darkness into the design, you should never have. made. Spana bulerias for the mobs, especially if you're in survival mode, where every one of those nearby creepers could take hours of work from you that way, but even if it's built just for creative mode, have you ever entered the world of someone? has just filled the litany of vines, skeletons and spiders, it's not a good place, so if the darkness is intentional, then use other types of blocks that don't allow mobs to spawn that way, at least you can keep both of them intact. aesthetics like your construction.

Whether it's a chimney that gets out of control in a wooden house or a TNT decoration that got too hot on a pirate ship, I think that, as a general rule, dangerous blocks do not work well for a build, that being said, yes. you're going to use them, then you need to take proper precautions to make sure it doesn't go south. If you really want the fire to look good and not spread anywhere else, at least put out the fire and if you're going to use them. When decorating with TNT you should definitely keep it out of the way of any dangerous people walking around, all you need is a scoundrel with a steel foot to like all that to the sky and then the only decoration you will have will be craters empty. and bodies, I think it's easy to overlook, but when you're doing a build you should never neglect the interior design aspect.

I get it, it can seem tedious at times and building the exterior definitely takes a lot more than a first impression. and the splendor of your construction, but once someone gets past that wow factor and gets into the nitty-gritty of what you're actually building, who owned the extra mile withThe little details will be the big little things that everyone will notice and that will help keep your build on the upper echelon of what people see, even just adding a few small details will make it look much better than the competition, it will really turn that house around. modern in a modern house for many of us.

In survival mode, mobs are the bane of our existence and, well, most of the time we try to design so as not to introduce vines into the institution. I think we also need to take into account just making sure the walls are spider-proof because after all, if you just have a stubby barrier that lets spiders into your fortress, it's not much of a fortress, it's not, As most of us know, any good wall needs a couple of ledges and definitely height to keep out the riff-raff and, better yet, they'll look great and only have a two-block high cover around your base.

Think about your scale. You made a proper house. A little house just for you. It's perfect. So you decide to build a butterfly and your butterfly is beautiful but it looks like it could literally step on your house and crush it, yes skill is important here, anyone who has played with a lot of mobs knows that having a lot of entities in a small area causes a lot. lag, but the thing is that salsa is guilty of building with a lot of entities without even realizing that they are real entities and everyone agrees that it looks cool to have your storage system with all these different element frames, but if In Actually, you've ever done one of those, so you know better than anyone that those suckers cause a lot of volume lag, so use them a little more sparingly and the extra frames per second will be a definite reward.

Never spam the world's editions. Look at that beautiful. creative server that allows you to use the world in it, yes, don't be the meaning of who receives spam commands. You don't know anything about the world, which is a great tool, learn about it, use it to your advantage to speed up the building process, don't try. and crash into other people who are actually trying to build, come on, since we know that Minecraft allows so many different genres of building styles to be seen in full force, whether it's medieval science fiction or whatever you put your heart into, but if you're putting your heart into it, maybe space Breen's sci-fi tower right next to the medieval stables, much like those zoning laws in any kind of city.

I think you should have those same ideas in mind because really a Minecraft world is big enough to have all these themes fully realized, you don't have to cram them into each other, so when you build your city, stick to one style and don't try to mix it up. and merge, you'll simply have too many conflicts if you If you've ever played on a server, then you know that some of the worst people to play with are the ones who treat multiplayer as if they were playing in their single-player world. What I mean by that is that you're building things in the world, you need to be aware of what other people around you are doing, so maybe don't protect your base with a lava pit if you're on a hill that pours that lava. wash in your friend's backyard and actually most of us play.

In these games with our friends, you don't want to be that kind of jerk to one of your friends. I'm not saying it kills your vision, but maybe just be a little more aware if you're doing something risky, do it away from the other construction in town because when you're operating as a free agent you could start to ruin a lot of the fun, including your own, if your friends start to leave. I admit that I love building on tall structures in Minecraft, but when I'm doing those types of builds. God highly recommends building some kind of way to get there because the only way to get to your sweet castle on top of the mountain is only through natural parkour, no one will want to come. and visit it, so really save the pizza delivery guys some work and build some kind of easier way until you build that way that everyone can enjoy and it doesn't just have to be a fortress of solitude, it's way up there planting a farm giant.

You may be using the world in creative mode. Are you forgetting something? Water crops in Minecraft need water to hydrate the soil. Makes sense. Your farm doesn't need to suffer a drought just for your own sake. Using creative mode. Now let me clarify this. the spawn test is great, it lights up your builds even better, but under no circumstances should you step over the torture belts, they might be wondering what exactly you can cross that threshold to burn your build too much instead of just lighting it well. I'm sure some of us have come across builds in the and she's maybe guilty of ours where she definitely crosses that finish line.

I think it's time to step back, accept that a few torches can do the trick and maybe less is more in this case, not me less. It's definitely more, don't make a torch floor, trust me, I think when we play, some of us can start to creatively limit some of the blocks we use and hey, maybe that's Mojang pigeonholing us a little because there's a tab specifically called building blocks. but really that's misleading because there are many different blocks that you can use to spice up your builds and really what I would say is don't be afraid to experiment with different types of strange blocks, now I understand that doing this in survival could be quite difficult to do because it is not an easy task: just gather a bunch of materials and then put them all to the test, but in creative mode, who knows, because I have seen some fantastic things and details built from blocks.

Never dream, so don't stay stuck in your ways and try to diversify a little. I've definitely messed this up once or twice because every once in a while I see my friend do one of these passes, it was cool. Variety of blocks that make it feel natural and lived in to the environment, but as soon as I start placing everything, it looks like a double chest everywhere. This is something to keep in mind in general, but never go overboard with the variety of blocks making strange variations here and there will look much better than just blowing up everything you have on a couple of blocks, play it slow and the blocks will They will look much better wherever you place them, never forget the small details. those paths block you is minimized, yes there is probably a one pixel gap between that and the next block, replace it, otherwise it's awkward, these little details really take your bill to the next level, pay attention to them, ignoring them won't It won't do you any good to build a house at the bottom or at the end is a nice idea, but as soon as you start placing the bed there, we have to close the whole operation because even if you double right click while placing that bed down, everything The place goes up in smoke. and suddenly it depends on your will for loved ones, they may seem innocent, but treat these things very carefully in different dimensions.

The same goes for an overworld respawn anchor, don't leave your unfinished product for someone else. to deal with when playing multiplayer, if you can't finish it, let someone else do it or take it down so they can use the land it's on, it's the polite thing to do when playing survival, to Sometimes the economic decision can also be the most practical, like why use full blocks for floors when you can instead turn them into half slabs and then save half the materials for better use, or maybe you want to add something deep to your windows. Glass planes are great for that. and they're also going to use a lot less glass which, unless you're casting a desert's worth of glass, can be quite difficult to come by.

What I'm saying here is don't be afraid to take shortcuts in order to survive as a resource game and if you are able to do something that doesn't hurt your build appearance and still makes it better for your chests and not doing so would be a crime , save, create the perfect small town for your villagers to become in the night. You'll have to have some sort of defense and burning it can only do so much. Actually, what you have to do is build a wall around the village, and who really wants a whole squad of iron golems walking around anyway?

If you want your village to be populated with villagers, then make sure to keep it that way. Build a little border, get a perimeter and it will be much better for your city's population. And with that, a big thank you to Gemini Jay and if you want to permanently remove any Minecraft offenses from your record, make sure to bail out that subscription below and then have a good one, okay?