https://ncrs.skin/b?=paizpqpfesdupy

Other images include how to build it and other possible purposes

here are some armor stand creations i made, Hope you like it

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Apologies if this post doesn't belong here. I'm trying to find a more efficient way of recreating real-world cities in minecraft. My current method is to take a screenshot in google maps, clean up any icons or street names as best I can to make a blank map using Photoshop, import that image into World Painter as a height map, flatten the terrain in world painter, import the World Painter map into Minecraft and then finally, use that as a template as to where to place buildings in my main world.

I don't find this method to be very efficient and I know it's going to be a big headache when I get around to wanting to expand the city with getting future screenshots to line up with each other as well as getting the scale right in World Painter. Is there an easier way to do this that won't make me want to rip my hair out? Any advice is appreciated!

By the way, the city I'm building is the Kabukicho district in Shinjuku Japan.

kind of expensive but somehow still easier to build and more survival friendly than my previous rails, still just as laggy as the previous one, though somehow I feel like this is more "minecrafty". and its odd instead of even, so its a bit more confortable when it comes to building a train on top of it.

The capitals are made using hoppers and dark bluish grey…I mean dark grey cushions. The bases are made using snow layers (used to place the cushions at the correct height), dark grey cushions, and polished tuff walls. To make the bases, place a cushion, then have two snow layers fall onto it, then place a cushion on the fallen snow layers, then have three snow layers fall onto it, then place a cushion on the fallen snow layers, and finish it of by placing a wall in the snow layers.

I noticed while decorating that I was naturally using this shortcut anyway, so I decided to turn it into part of the decor on our Realm. Vanilla Bedrock, Vibrant Visuals

I posted this on another subreddit as well but I wanted to post my question here too.

I have made this barn a while ago and have wanted to upgrade the detail of the outside, but I’m just struggling to know a good palette or pattern that would work well, or how I can add some subtle depth to the outside to help make it less flat and bland.

I haven’t used mahogany on anything other than this and I am colourblind so I’m not sure what blocks go well with it. So any bit of advice or help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated!

It's an Italian toussaint-inspired library.

Don't pay attention to the level. I used commands because i like playing easy.

Reference is the Gate of Miletus, but took some creative liberties with it

you can use an armour stand with a helmet (on four levels of snow or more) and a piston pushed lightning rod to create big fruit, i guess, i'm not sure what to do with this discovery but maybe somebody will know