85 Incredible Minecraft 1.21 Build Hacks!

Today I'm going to show you some 1.21

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ing tricks ranging from very useful like this fence to the most damned

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ing tricks ever and at the end of the video I'm going to build a house using only new blocks. To show you how cool these building tricks really are, this is chiseled copper and because of this cool on a 2X two like this and then put signs around the sides you can make one even bigger and better you can also mix in some of the new BR copper hatches on the side of the boxes and you can even change the center block to make some boxes that look empty or we can just remove the block in the middle completely and we get a cool little animal house.

I promise I'll let him out guys, if you want to make a more humane pet house you can put up some trap doors. so add some mats on the bottom and then put the new heavy core on the front which looks like a food dish and if you want more food for your pet you can put a chiseled copper like this and put a sea pickle on it. the top and it looks like a melon or something, we should probably stick with the real melon, although I don't know if I cooked with this one, you can put some copper hatches on top of fire pits like this to make a cool atmosphere. looking at the stove and now we can cook the melon if we want and if you want to make a chair to sit on and eat here is a chair design using the new hatches and here is another one this chair is a bit silly in real life It would be about 3 m high .

Another new block coming in 1.21 is the Crafter, which surprisingly has many different building uses. To start, you can make a stove by placing the Crafter on top of some campfires and then adding a few more kitchen details. like this and you can also use a crafter as cabinets if you place it this way, who knew what a crafter was? The Ultimate Kitchen block, the bottom of the crafter can also be used as a roof, so I guess this is the third time I've done it. It is used in this kitchen and if you place it on the floor it looks like a kind of mat meant to keep the floor clean.

You could also build the entire house with Crafters. At this point, more household items can be built. with a crafter is this pc where you use the crafter for monitoring or you can go all out and build a flat screen tv using two different angles of the crafter like this don't worry i just sit on my crafter couch watching my crafter tv . I can also place a craftsman like this and then place some seats around it to create a tic-tac-toe game that actually works. Okay, how am I missing? If you want to protect your house from intruders, you can use the craftsman as a keyboard. so if you put up a sturdy wall with a trapdoor on each side and then add a craftsman on top and put some more details like this, you can make a phone booth that looks like this and if you look at this side the craftsman looks like a face which means that you can actually build the craftsman like this.

Now I know why we installed security on the first door. This guy is not playing. Next, we have some construction tricks that are. The sturdy and quite sturdy bricks look like stone bricks, so you can mix them to create an attractive pattern, just like chisel resistant and polish resistant match very well if you place them on the floor, you can also use the top of the sturdy chiseled bricks. Making a really satisfying floor design like this is so cool that it almost looks 3D and if you take the normal chiseled TFF side and put it in a cave it looks like some kind of ancient transcripts on the wall, this is actually not the case.

It works just as well with chiseled sturdy bricks, although it looks out of place. These new chiseled sturdy blocks can be used to make very nice pillars because of their unique designs and if you want to make a fence with sturdy walls, it really looks. It's really nice to mix them all together, you can even put one more block in some parts like this and then put a heavy core on top and it looks like a light that's not on if you combine the new sturdy walls with some Iron blocks like this they look kind of like power station that would probably look good on top of a building or something, and I also found this robot guy that you can make that uses all the new blocks in the build, including the heavy cores for the eyes, I don't know why, but it looks more like a frog than a robot, speaking of heavy cores, the heavy core is actually a very useful block to build, it probably is for someone who really knows how to build, but you still can. put it on top of a table like this and it will look like a cup or a thermos and as we saw before if you put it in a frame of objects it will look like eyes which is really scary if you just put it around a dark cave like this I would say which I hope no one is watching, but this is a video, so I hope you are.

A mace is made of a heavy core and looks like a utensil when placed on the table from before and If you want to use K's heavy eyes without an item frame, I accidentally built this crab with heavy duty material, you can also build this crab with copper if you prefer the crabs to be cooked before putting the eyes on them, remember what we could have had. instead of the armadillo now obviously our crab is pretty damned but there are some even crazier building tricks that will be posted later in this video but first we have these copper trees that are just oaks except the leaves are replaced with copper gratings and if you really want, For 1.21, if this happens you can replace the trunks with a sturdy block of your choice to really make it look like a 100% real tree.

You can also place a bunch of water next to your tree this way and you can even make one of these water tanks. with a copper rag and a coral fan on top, why is this thing called a brain coral fan? What is Minecraft hiding from us? Whatever they're hiding is probably in these pipes that you can make with copper hatches like this and if you want to just make a bridge with copper hatches you can do that, I'm not too sure if this is a construction trick , although it is just a bridge. The copper grilles are really useful, since they are SE, you can use them to make Windows like this guys.

I swear I'm not in prison and if you want to use them for something that doesn't look like you committed a crime, you can make some fences by mixing them with other copper blocks. You can also swap out the grilles for a rag for a different window design and this also works with fences, although it seems much easier for intruders to climb over them now the copper bulb is a new block that emits light and you know what that means , you can make this simple lamp design using rusty lamps or regular copper plus some fences of similar colors like this or if you want to be fancier you can place some copper blocks as a base like this, place a sturdy wall on top here and then add some fences above the wall and finally a slab A. rag and a light bulb like this is now a more attractive lamp than the first one, but if you want to be even more elegant you can make a double lamp like this one and honestly I think this one is too over the top .

I mean, why do it? We even need a third lantern in the middle and with these lanterns you will probably want to add a path under them so they have something to illuminate and if you want to add a sewer entrance you can move two of the stairs so they are like this and then add some grates of copper underneath to make it look like a cool sewer inlet, just make sure you don't accidentally drop your phone into it. Now it's almost time to do some damn construction tricks, but first we have this. Copper equipment that can be crafted using some of the new copper blocks and if this equipment is too much for you, you can shrink it a little like this, if we remove the trapdoors, you can also place a copper block on the roof of a cave. and then place a wall and fence underneath to make an artificial stalactite like this one and it actually comes in both colors as you can see, although the rusty one looks more like an icicle than a leak.

Another thing you can hang on the ceiling is a copper light bulb like this to make another type of lamp and if you want to build a copper staircase, now you can add some copper grilles under the stairs and also put some copper hatches on the sides for more details if you want to add some scary windows. to your house you can use the new test breeders as a sinister window design like this and this can also be used as a fence design if you have some kind of Haunted Mansion or something, a test breeder can also be used as a cage birds if you right click on it with a parrot that spawns eggs so you trap the bird inside, of course this is except for the fire and the spin and the fact that it spawns parrots.

Okay, that was a bit bad. I will not go to Li, a sinister key. It can look like a tree painting if you put it in an object frame on the wall of your house and another thing that can go in an object frame is a breeze rod combined with a fire rod which should look like the Hot and cold into a water tap, something that's less of a building hack and more of a cool hack is this wind charge launcher that you can make by tilting four dispensers full of wind charges towards you, okay, I don't know how it became infinite, but I'm not complaining, now it's like a trampoline, if you put some copper bulbs like this and then put something sturdy in the middle, you can create a portal to the secret Copper Dimension and now it's time to show you some building tricks absolutely cursed That should never be used, mainly because they're really stupid in the first place.

If you throw a wind charge and then use the new SL Take Freeze command, you can create a really cool smoke effect that you can use on your builds, though now everything else. The game is frozen, so this may not be as useful. You can also catch one stuck in some sand like this and it will make it look like someone died while traveling through the desert. When an armadillo turns into a ball, you can take this opportunity to use the armadillo. It is a soccer ball that you can even play with using a recoil sword like this one and a rolled up armadillo can also be seen as some boxes on the ground or in some shelves depending on where you put it like before if you put a bog in some powder snow it will look like someone died while riding in the snow.

The only problem with this one is that the swamp actually dies into the snow eventually and eventually if you generate a breeze in some water it looks like a jellyfish. Okay, yeah, that's enough damn construction tax to make one incredibly stupid. This is a street drain that is built using the new copper grates as well as some sturdy blocks, and it's a shame you can't actually water the copper grates like this. It will be really cool and if you just put a copper bulb in the sky like this one and add a lever underneath it, it can look like one of those floating lanterns that are for Chinese New Year.

I think I'm probably wrong about that, don't be mad. For me, you can also put out the copper bulb on one of these frog lights like this one and then you can put rusty hatches or regular copper hatches on the outside for another one of these lamp designs as well and now with these hatches. You can also use them as a curtain on the side of your windows instead of using them as windows like we did before and if you want to make another lamp as if we haven't already made enough, we can put in some of the new sturdy blocks. like this and then put a copper light bulb with copper hatches around it like this and another strange lamp design I've seen is this copper light bulb on top of a dragon egg with some buttons so you can turn it on and off and Somehow I forgot the fact that these new hatches can be used as railings on the side of a higher factory level and you can also put some copper grates to make a nice floor to match the rag railings and finally we can make a power station that uses some of blocks like this to complete our factory for these next building tricks.

I decided to go look for them in the new structure, the Test Chambers, and the first one simply uses these copper grates as an entrance to a tunnel of sorts. In fact, you could also use these copper grates as support beams on the roof, similar to how they are used in framing. Here and there are some really cool mixes of sturdy blocks used in the wall design of this structure, which isn't really a build hack, but is still pretty useful. I also discovered that you can water these grates which makes the street drainage from before look much better now that I know this and alsoYou can build a breeze face like this if you ever wanted to do this, although I'm not really sure why you would?

This combination of blocks looks great in the middle of a fountain and you can use these trapdoors to make small hidden tunnels inside your buildings, as well as at the end of this tunnel it looks great, especially with the X in the middle, it looks like a one of those things you have to turn to open a vault door and probably my favorite Mojang-approved build I found is a secret room in the Test Chambers, which is not a build hack, but I thought it was cool to have found a secret room. There is also another secret room.

This is great and that concludes the test. Chambers Build Hacks. I'm honestly surprised we found any now that we've seen them. With all these different building tricks, it's time to put my skills to the test because in the next 20 minutes I'm going to build a house using only 1.21 blocks. I started by making an outline with just copper blocks mixing in some chiseled copper and snare. doors too and then I started building a wall using all the different types of resistant materials, like they do in the test chambers. I then built a roof using more of these copper blocks and once I finished the outline of the house, this is what it looked like.

I'm surprised this even looks good. Next I added some copper louver windows with hatches on the sides and used the new slabs and sturdy walls to add a little more detail to the front of the house, let's pretend I did that. This on the other sides as well, now let's fill the floor with one of the tricky patterns from before and I'm also going to add a staircase using the new copper grates underneath and the hatches will also act as railings below. I left the bottom floor with some of the craft building tricks from before and then built a craft TV on the top floor like this to finally give the exterior some detail.

I added some lamps with copper bulbs like this one and then I made a path like we saw before so I could use the storm drain building trick and finally I added some details that don't use 1.21 blocks but just make the house look a little better overall . Yeah, I guess the 1.21 blocks are really useful. Somehow I made them. a house that looks great and the different blocks of Co are intentional. I definitely didn't use regular copper instead of waxed by accident.