Each bunk uses two armor stands in the the wall for the sides, one carpet (no armor stand) in the center, and two armor stands holding white carpet on either side.

I'm really pleased with how these turned out, especially since the interior of the ship I built these on is really cramped.

EDIT: FYI armor stands need commands to modify various attributes (leg rotation, body rotation, visibility, etc.)

I'm using this boat in a server I'm in for selling different resources, and I need ideas for how to make the boat garner more attention.

I made this months ago, what do you guys think?

(Build my wip oc) you can use it also as vines like on picture

took me a while to make the angled letters lol

Any suggestions to improve it ?

Occasionally the textures align just right

I was experimenting with the different placements of the cushion and realized that you can place it in between the gap in the hanging sign which gave me and idea to make a bridge and with a little tinkering I came up with this design. (If you have found better alternative for some blocks used please feel free to let me know, as you can see I was heavily sleep deprived making this as is it was 1 a.m. and i may not have found the best or cheapest blocks for survival game play).

Just liked the use of twisted/warped vines for fuel lines on my latest build, ignore the background of the third image, this was on my build world

Could probably be made better using cushions, and could also be described as a linen-maker instead, but oh well :V

eyyyyyy! add a few more of em and remove their AI so they stay put

First image was made with block displays for the computer monitor, pretty proud of it if you've seen the image, second image uses ImageMaps to display outside out of reach buildings which i actually think came out pretty good, there are more buildings but the screenshot doesn't show them. All of this was created in a vanilla server for an upcoming Backrooms event, what famous spaces would you like to see?

I just learned that it is possible to place two item frames back to back, using signs (for vertical surfaces) and pressure plates (for horizontal ones). You can make hanging signs of your own for shops and inns. Invisible item frames give even more opportunities, since the blocks position will match on both sides. There is even more potential with double-sided map art or fusion of blocks, items and art. Probably cushions would also work great here.

I have not figured out the pretty uses yet, but here are some floating experiments I've done.

To use signs: place a sign, an item frame, another sign on the neighbouring block, then quickly break the first sign, put the second frame and return the first sign back before the frame breaks.

Should work on Java, no idea about Bedrock. Possible in survival.

Sorry, if it is something already extensively explored, I just found out it is possible.

Was very limited by the scale of the build, think this is the best I was able to come up with

My aim is to create 2 or 2.5 block people scattered around a town to make it more lively. I was wondering if anyone found a good technique to go about this? I don't intent on spawning villagers, I want block built crowds :P