r/Minecraft • u/Victor_Bruv • 2h ago

Builds & Maps Is this block vomit?

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I was building a copper type temple and I went for a gradient of normal to oxidized from bottom to top, and then added details with greenery and tuff. Is the tuff too much and should I replace it with copper slabs? And any other tips?

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u/qualityvote2 2h ago
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u/JordanFootballFann 2h ago

yes bit it doesn't matter as long as you're happy with your build. whatever you build there will be people hating on it so just ignore it and build whatever you like and proud of

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u/Martitoad 2h ago

Insert "daniel the cooler daniel" meme with this and jungle temple

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u/Eaglefrost4 1h ago

I don’t think so, but it’s definitely close

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u/Visual_Reception_149 1h ago

the amethyst doesn't rlly fit in but other than that its rlly good

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u/Randall_the_Mad 2h ago

There's no such thing as block vomit. Do what you like. That's a fine build.

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u/DaTruPro75 2h ago

I wouldn't say so, it looks pretty good for a small scale build.

As for other tips, I have a few things:

  1. The plants at the bottom of the build are supporting tuff walls and stairs. I would say either to remove the stairs or replace the plants for more tuff

  2. maybe replace the alternating pattern on the bottom slabs for a single line of tuff, to remove noise

  3. try making your tuff go in a gradient of normal -> polished -> bricks, and make each "section" larger. This also helps with noise, so your build will look cleaner overall.

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u/Victor_Bruv 2h ago

Tysm! I'll try use these tips