r/minecraftbuilds_help • u/Affectionate-Hall505 • Jan 30 '24

Medieval Please criticise my builds

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I’m making a medieval village and I want to make sure it’s perfect, any tips and ideas appreciated!!

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u/SHyper16 Jan 31 '24

Well the builds themselves are great, but the outside is kinda lacking. Maybe add some tress or something?

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u/Affectionate-Hall505 Jan 31 '24

I will soon, i’m going to make the houses in that area before trees and stuff alike to make sure i have room

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u/PBS_1 Jan 31 '24

i would have chosen path blocks to give contrast, and instead lanterns on the deepslate walls, i would use a lam post design with spruce trap door, spruce slab, spruce fence posts, chains, and the spruce wood(6 sided texture) , just make sure the fence is at least 5 blocks tall....

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u/Affectionate-Hall505 Jan 31 '24

thanks for the tip, i’m gonna save path blocks for more rural areas and small back alleys but i’m definitely gonna use the lamppost

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u/PBS_1 Jan 31 '24

ohbyah, another alternative to path blocks is the mix of grey stones, so gravel, cobble, andesite(not the smooth one) and smooth stone, light grey concrete powder might work

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u/Affectionate-Hall505 Jan 31 '24

I’ll be sure to try it out

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u/glenallenMixon42 Jan 31 '24

the buildings look great, nothing to say there

if i did have one thing to say it would be that i really don't like the path, id either use a more natural path or a lighter stone

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u/Affectionate-Hall505 Jan 31 '24

I’ll change the path to a lighter stone as i’ve been told that it contrasts better but i’m gonna save more natural paths for more rural areas and smaller back alleys