37 Minecraft Builds You Didn't Know Were Possible

We transformed an Elder Guardian into a cyborg and this pet owl is actually a whetstone and these are 37 Minecraft building cheats and hey, the analytics. The gods bet me that no one could subscribe to the channel before I fell, but I

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you can. No, to prove them wrong, follow the sub-button below, it's free and very annoying. Here's how to make a working cyborg in Minecraft because an Elder Guardian is in a place like this, his AI is smart enough to follow you. The eye of him gives us the perfect amount of chills for this robot in operation, overall making this Elder Guardian feel much more like one of Zelda's Guardians.

This is a bed for me and this is a bed for my son. Or it sure looks like that because by Using some sneaky armor stands like this, we can reduce our usual items to a much more manageable size and with just that we will have a bed and a child-sized chest to store all of his items, but don't try to open them. If you put it on top, the illusion will fall apart if you can't see the lights here, that's the point, because if we layer these rugs in such a way on top of the ropes, we can use them to hide the lighting from above and there you have it , the light gray mat blends quite well with the texture of the stone and that way you don't have to see a distracting block of Glowstone distracting you from the rest of your build, so if you're looking for a subtle way to keep monsters from spawning, I would say this technique is worth trying.

Here's how to make the fire even hotter or at least look that way, since now you can make a fireplace with a normal fire. Fountain like this by placing magma blocks behind it, those will be seen. like embers that are inside the oven and that's one of those little details that when you put it in your build really shows that you want the extra effort, but I think it's worth it, we added a vertical slab to Minecraft, well, more or less because Interestingly, if you simply place two hatches in front of each other and then lift them up, it certainly looks like we have a vertical slab here and, especially when you use something like the spruce hatch, the texture blends together perfectly and makes it look like a real feature on the game, which I guess it is, but not in the way Mojang intended it and considering they denied including this feature in the game, this is really the closest to getting this is a melon and this is a rotten melon or It looks like this because by mixing mud with our mangrove roots we get the perfect block to look like a rotten melon and then if we take this user and use it with a rose here, then that will look like this too. the rotten stem of the original melon plant, which could be a perfect way to add a new world to your new Farm or play a prank on your friend, whichever comes first, if we fill the gaps in our wall with the block of brick wall. then those brick walls make it look like the wall is damaged and the façade is starting to fade, which I think is a great touch, not only does it add literal depth to the buildings but it also adds depth and tells more of a story.

With this, there's a lot to accomplish with just a couple of bricks in a wall, so I think it's a good deal, this reconstruction is a violation of the Geneva Convention and now that I have your attention, let's talk about how we build it because Fortunately , what's actually happening here isn't as cool as it sounds, but by placing a villager in his place in a cauldron and then using a name tag, we can turn him over, but since it's a cauldron, he won't drown inside of that block. to mention the fact that that's not how the Dinnerbone name tag works anyway and then with a couple of chains on top to keep it in place we make it look like it's hanging inside the pot and even though fortunately the villagers are paid actors and not one was harvard of the process, here's how to turn your Pistons from this to this and the secret behind this is not to do something like mcmakerstein's mod, although it's cool, but to simply use the command set block with different parts of the Piston.

You can separate the head from the body and then place the fence post casing in the middle and there you have a giant piston and if you really wanted to you could even make it the sticky variant but don't expect it to retract. there is no off switch for this one, instead of using Stoner andesight for your build use both together and what I mean by this is if you were to add stone patches inside your andesite floor like this it will create the illusion of a broken floor. tiles and then it looks like the concrete underneath is being exposed, which I think is a good way to mix these two blocks up, especially considering you'll be getting a lot of both on your next mining trip, you might as well use them.

If you have a lot of signs then you have just what you need to make a couple of these ghosts which were designed by Golden Robin and I love the little detail of having different facial expressions for each of the ghosts and actually if you use glass. Blocks to hold up in the sky or light sources to glow at night, this build activates just what you need to turn your house into a haunted house and you do it all without the need for a creepypasta. You may have seen this construct recreating the entire universe. in Minecraft, but here we show you how to do it yourself, because with the help of glowing invisible element frames we can mix nether stars and hidden veins to become our own piece of the cosmos on our roof and then with magma blocks and lights of frog for the Sun, everything really starts to take shape, especially if you use something like shaders, this building trick is expensive, but it is worth a try, since while it is more common to make paths on dirt using iron ore and blocks of raw iron, we could make the The same goes for our Stone and, following this example, it can really start to look like something special, just make sure none of your greedy friends come with a pickaxe.

You're really giving up the goods here. You'll have to get closer to see. this one, but that's the point, since by sticking a button inside an invisible element frame like this we get the perfect amount of texture and detail to turn us into beetles crawling around your Oak Lock. And while it's true that they are much smaller than the spiders and bees we already see in the game, let's be honest. I feel like this looks more realistic anyway and if you built one of these with a glowing item frame, you might also have a firefly on one of these logs, which is good because you're not in the game, otherwise, Getting mobs to cooperate in your

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is not an easy concept, but with the help of a cleverly placed stone brick wall here, we can set up our screen in such a way that when we push our glass blocks. using a piston, then even a mob as dangerous as a vine will stay in place, since it will be stuck trying to bounce up and down to get over that fence, but that's a small price to pay when the alternative is not explode and everything build Goes up in smoke I would prefer this one to be excellent.

Campfires are great for smoking, but they don't offer much of that, so enter the dead coral using these spaced out so we can make some pretty convincing clouds of smoke and I. I think they look more like smoke than the type of spider webs we are used to, and better yet, you can even mix the different types of coral to have different gradients in the smoke cloud. There is so much to do here. Actually, it's just up there. It's up to you to experiment with it, but if you're looking to take your fireplace to the next level, I think you'd be hard-pressed to find something that works better than this, as the iron pixel displays the red color of the main grove. wood lends itself perfectly to building an airplane and this example more than proves it and then with some whetstones for the landing gear underneath we have just what we need to put a mining cart on top and travel in our biplane Newfound, though there.

It's a funny way to put it, he's really just traveling in place, but as the original time-lapse shows, even that looks pretty convincing after a while, especially when the clouds move in the background. Chandeliers are cool but expensive, but with the help of glow berries we can do it. It's much cheaper, all while sacrificing the interior look with a couple of these cave vines, we can hang them from our ceiling and then trim the end so they are right where we want them and voila, a chandelier as a light source. and we did it all without having to spend a lot of money.

I would say that both count to win. Minecraft has glass bottles, but not like these, although with the help of an armor stand we can place our telescopes correctly and make it look like we have Spyglass bottles instead and I think they would work perfectly for a new bar, especially because when we use truss stands we can place them on different steps of the ladder like this making it look more like a shelf than anything else and I think it's perfect we can wait for this build hack to load but the truth is it never will because that's the point and by mixing an invisible element frame with a goat horn like this, we can use the command block that constantly updates it to spin and creates this loading screen animation we see here, which could be great to make your friends think they have a bad internet connection or it might just be useful to have next time you set up a new map and need something players can see while you set everything up and launch, very few of Minecraft's textures are animated , so it's nice to see us making do where we can.

This is a pumpkin. This is a Jack-o-Lantern and this is my. Jack-o-lantern nether portal which, taken after this user's post, we can take advantage of different orange blocks, such as Acacia and red sandstone, to really detail our oversized pumpkin and then with a couple of drip stones for the teeth, I think this is put. appropriately terrifying to house your next nether portal. I mean, it certainly looks a lot better than just putting another portal in the middle of a field, that's for sure, here's how to build the Wither without actually building the Wither sense of a shot after this user blended in.

If we put together the right number of stairs and slabs, we can carve this perfect wither shape into the next wall and then to give it a little more detail, mixing in something like a chiseled bottom brick that has the Wither Skull Tech texture could work perfectly for the heads behind the wall, I mean, that's too good to pass up and it's much less destructive than the real thing. Instead of placing the food in an item frame, place it on a rack or rather, place it in an invisible item frame on top of that. rack, which in turn gives us this cool effect of drying the fish after catching it, which is a little extra effort, but it looks a lot better than just putting it inside the barrel after catching it, so I'd say it's a trade off, if you look closely you will notice that some Minecraft textures that you don't expect to work together do so perfectly and such is the case when you place the target block next to the quartz pillar texture as they both have these spaced lines. uniformly that combine very well and could give you some interesting opportunities to use them not only for a target range, but maybe it's also a way to mark a pillar for a secret or maybe it's graffiti, the choice is up to you.

All of us custom player heads have just what we need to make ourselves a replica of the Mars rover and by using one of them as a camera on top, this really sells the illusion and I think if you put one of these inside your next Biome from Mesa that could be all you need to turn that red desert into the red planet, which is much cheaper than spending billions on a rocket to try to get there. Trust me, taking brick stairs and alternating them in a pattern like we have. in a way where it looks like a brick is missing in each of these steps and I think it's just perfect and not only is it a bit of a fun thing to put in your world, but when blended into a wall like this example, It actually adds some compelling depth and when you walk away it may even make some people wonder how you built it, which I think is true of all the cool building tricks, this tank may not be intimidating, but it sure is cool, so we built everything in vanilla since then.

By mixing anvils for the wheels and hatches for the supports, we have everything we need to put a boat on top and a lightning rod on the front and turn this into the perfect mini tank replica, but don't expect to reachto nowhere. quick, stop using item frames and instead use these sides since unlike those item frames these won't slow down your game as much and by using different types of ASCII art like this user here does, it can still be Pretty effective and Plus, you'll still have room to write the actual label in case people can't figure out your abstract art and for my money I'd say this is a lot more creative than just putting it on a piece of leather between some sticks and doing it.

That way, and better yet, you could even dye the sign, offering more variety than expected. Trees are

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n to fall in Bedrock Edition, but not so much in Java, so I guess that's our job, but we don't have to be boring. In this regard and with the help of using wooden blocks instead of logs, we can build ourselves a custom tree like this one that looks like it has collapsed in the forest, which I think is a great detail, especially if you have some kind of log cabin. lumberjacks. nearby, oh and for the icing on the cake, place a bee's nest on the side here, then it really looks like one has fallen off, this is how you should use your whetstone in the enchantment room, since places like this ones are boring, but if we add this, then it's not. whetstone, but a pet owl, which fits much more with the magical aesthetic of the room anyway, so if you're playing on a server with the player head data pack installed, take this as a cue to build yourself a head wig which certainly looks better than the alternative with a mix of carbon wool blocks we can design the perfect picnic mat and then using pressure plates for the well plates we can really make this It looks like it's lived in and for my money the best part of this whole façade uses an invisible element frame to add a small shovel as a spoon, that's just perfect.

Here we show you how to make your bamboo farm look 10 times better as with the help of the debugging stick we can add these different leaves to your bamboo. stems and essentially turning them into a whole new plant and then by adding fencing to the sides and iron chains on top we have a new farm to display and honestly with how fast bamboo grows it would be nice to have the chains so that the rest do not spoil as soon as they grow normally we cook in the oven but how about in a pot since as we will see here just by putting a cauldron full of water on top of a campfire, the smoke can still pass through the top and then , with a couple of fence doors pointing towards it and some armor fixed in place, this looks like the perfect place to cook your food and what's even better is that we can still interact with the campfire below, so if you really want to just place the meat and you'll still be able to cook the food anyway, only with much more visual splendor with just a trap hook and some trapped doors, we can convincingly add a Touch to its TAP trees and from that point on, It's up to you to choose what type of sap you are collecting from the tree, whether using a honey block next to a birch tree to get sap or a red stone block with a crimson tree to look a little more sinister and to achieve such a simple idea. , this is really creative and it won't take up much space either, so if you can't go to all the effort to build a custom tree, you can at least make one.

The bonemeal tree looks a little more custom with one of these, you probably wouldn't think about using levers to build but after seeing this you'll reconsider as with just two levers on a cobblestone wall we can get a nice detail for your next wall and really, as this example shows, you can put a lot of things inside the middle of these two levers and make it look really nice and I would personally like to follow up on this comment in the post and make one of these with an amethyst Crystal that would be particularly cool to look at and would also serve as a light source.

In the background you will find warp trees and now the dead warp tree and the way we did this so I mixed in muddy mangrove roots for the stem and then dead center blocks for the leaves on top hey well that's pretty cool . I love the idea of ​​putting hanging roots under the blocks to make them look like deformed vines and this really makes me want to see a whole dead force made of these, they look like this. Well these are the weirdest blocks to build in Minecraft because you can't build with them but if we follow this user maybe we will have a way to incorporate the Sun and Moon into our designs and I personally love the creativity here .

And I think the fact that they only appear in the building for a limited period of time makes it even more special as it's more of a light show than a static statue and with that, YouTube friends think you might like this video , so see if you are right and have a good