CRAZY Halloween Hacks! Jax and Wild Spook Your Minecraft World

Hello wonderful people it’s wild here and happy Halloween in today’s video I’m going to be showing you over 50 ideas and decorations you can use to spruce up your world for the spooky Season all of these ideas are survival friendly and I’ll be showing you everything from Redstone Creations to banners and decorations you can use inside and outside of your builds I’ll show you the materials you’ll need for each of these ideas before we get building so let’s get Started for the first grave here are the materials we’ll need I’ve got netherite armor here but if you don’t have access to netherite armor to use in decorations like this you could use leather armor stained black I’m going to start by by digging out a three long rectangle and

Replacing it with some coarse dirt then we’ll create The Headstone like this I’m going to grab out my candles and my flint and steel now and I’m placing a candle on top of each of the iron bars then we’ve got our armor stand with our wither skeleton skull and then our netherite Armor this next simple grave design just uses a few materials and you can make several of these using the same or different kinds of wood I’m flipping up one of these trap doors here and then on my sign I’m just going to have r i and P but you could put some

Other details on there if you’d like this next grave almost looks as if a zombie has crawled right out of of it I’m going to start by digging out a 2×3 rectangle like this and I’m going to place in a couple pieces of dirt here like that then in these lower sections

I’ll break them and put some more of this dirt in there we go got a couple trap doors going in one of the trap doors going off to the side and then finally for the tombstone just simple like that this next design is a little bit more

Elaborate and we’ll be using an anvil here I’ll start by placing down my couple deep s slabs and let’s build up the gravestone at the back I’m then going to surround it with some chains and on this sign I’m going with a spruce sign and I’m going to add a name

To this one let’s add Mr Hyde and we’ll add a year but uh let’s make it incomplete 1867 to O and who knows when spooky for our fifth grave design we’re going to have a pot with a dead bush in it as well another great option would be

To use a Wither Rose here we’ll start by placing in the smooth Stone and let’s make the headstone at the back next top it off with three chains got some iron bars going all the way around add in our sign next I’m going to go with our I PE on this

One and our flower pot with a dead Bush for the sixth grave design we’re going to make it look like we’re looking into an infinite abyss and for this we’ll need some glass I’m going to start by digging out my hole which will be 11 blocks deep 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I’m

Then going to make it three long in total so I’ve got to dig out an extra two blocks like this you’re going to need some Stone here and the amount of stone you’ll need will depend on where you’ve dug your hole but we just want to line the hole

So we one below the top level here with stone this just gives it a cleaner look okay now that we’ve got our hole prepped I’m going to come down to the bottom and placing three black concrete then I’ll alternate between black stained glass and green stained glass like

This you should find that you finish one below the top on a layer of black stained glass and you can see it looks like the hole goes on forever now for the rest of the decorations for the grave I’m just using a cauldron and anvil in a wall on top then we’re going

To need to create the coffin itself and for this we’re using some trap doors and I’ve got some temporary blocks here that’s going to make it easier to build and of course I want to have the lid of this C open so that way you can

Look down into the abyss below and then for our final detail I’m grabbing out some glowing and we’re going to put a sign on here with I think RP on this grave and some glowing to make it stand out and that looks Fantastic for this stack of Jacko lanterns we’re going to be using an armor stand and carve pumpkins to make some small smaller pumpkins alongside our larger one I’m going to start by digging out a 2X 1 two deep hole and I’m placing a bed at the bottom now I’ve happened to got a

Purple bed here but you could use any color you like I’m placing an armor stand in here with a CV pumpkin on top and on one side I’m going to place in a Cas of fence I’m going to need to grab out oh I put a c pumpkin on My Head I’m

Going to need to grab out a piston and something to power the Piston next and I’m just going to place this in here next to my carved pumpkin on an armor stand and I’ll just power it like that and you can see it’s kind of pushed it

Halfway along and I can remove the fence now next I’m going to grab whatever Block You’ve Got for your ground so my case grass and I’m placing it above the hole like this going to grab these Pistons again and you can do this one by

One or at the same time like I am and I’m just going to push this ground block back into the ground like this so that we just have our pumpkin sitting above here I’m going to place in my Jacko Lantern next I think I might have that about here and I’m going to

Add in one more of these smaller carved pumpkins this time I’m just going to place it on a bed here I’m going to grab out my armor stand and place it here and we need our carve pumpkin just like that and once again I’m going to need to use a pist

Just to push this block back into place like that now to decorate around these pumpkins I’m going to go in with a couple of ferns and if I grab out the rest of my supplies here I’m going to place some cobwebs just around these pumpkins and then to

Finish it off a sea pickle on top of here for a jackal Lantern Garland we’re going to be using some Decora pots now I’ve gone with the one with the skull design but you could use your favorite design here I’m going to start by placing in my

Decorative pots spaced 11 apart 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 there we go we’ve got an 11 block Gap in between them now for each of these posts I’m going to place a cobble deep seat wall build up three high with my fences another Cobble deep

Sight wall and three high again and finish with the flower pot on Top now I need to connect these up so I’m going to place in some fences coming off of here like this come across another three and come down I’ll do the same on this side now and now I can just connect them up like that now for the pumpkin Garland itself

I’m going to grab out my Jacko Lantern and I’m going to create a pattern just alternating between lime glass Jacko Lantern purple glass Jackal Lantern lime glass Jacko Lantern and so Forth let’s take a step back and have a look at what we’ve got so far for our final detail we’re going to add some flags on top using some purple wool you could also use a mixture of other Halloween color wools if you’d like but it’s important that you have your flags

All flying in the same direction and there we have It to create this spooky scarecrow we’re going to make some banners but let’s first create the base for the Scarecrow I’m going to place a spruce fence with a hay bale and a Jacko Lantern on top for our scarecrow’s hat I’m using a spruce slab and I’m placing

Four trap doors onto that slab and then for his arms we’ve got some fences let’s grab out our other supplies now for making the banner and adding the details so I’ve got my loom here for this Banner I’m going to start by adding in a brown bumpy border on the bottom like

That as well as a brown circle in the center then I’m going to grab out my green and add a slash across one side like this so you can see it’s the half going across one side then I’m going to grab it back out the brown and add a square at the

Top and our last two patterns are going in with green I’ve got this here border that goes around the edge and then finally a gradient over the top and I think I might have it coming down from the top for this one now you can have your banner looking

Anywh you like the aim is to have it look like it’s splattered with mud so if you’re building several of these you can make each Banner different I’m going to place a banner on the front and back of our scarecrow here as well as a skull in one

Hand and three candles in the other and of course I’m going to light those with my Flint and Steel with this first batch Banner design we’re going to start with a black base then you’ll need one black dye and then five of your background colors so I’m going with orange I’m going to start by placing in an orange circle in the center then I’ll have a black stripe

Going up the center as well next I’m going to have two of these orange points going down and the reason I’m using two of those is it’ll make it a little bit more of a bold line that way we can really see the shape of our

Bat then to finish it off I have two of these bumpy orange borders on the bottom and here’s our Bat for this second bat Banner design we’re going to start with the base color that we want behind our bat and we’ll also need two black dye and four dye the same color as our Banner base I’m going to start by placing one of these larger half sections of the banner in Black

Then we’ve got a purple circle going on top followed by a black center stripe and the rest of the details we’ll be putting in our in purple we have a diamond pointing down from the top like that and then we have two of these borders at the bottom to add the classic batwing

Shape for our Enchanted dragon’s head table we’re going to create the table first you’ll also need a lever as well and then we’re going to create the spiral using glass now I’ve got about seven of each of my glass types but the amount you’ll need will just depend on how

Large you end up making your spiral starting by creating the table here first I’m then going to dig underneath here like this so I can place in a lever and flick it and I can then fill up the ground around it going to place in some trap doors next and place our dragon’s

Head in by placing the lever underneath this block you can see our dragon’s head starts chomping away like that let’s go in with a couple of cobwebs here there we go and now let’s grab out our supplies to make the spiral I’ve also got some end rods here you’re going

To need some sort of temporary block and what we’re doing is creating a sort of guide for our spiral to follow as we go go around the build so I’m just going up a couple layers at a time going around in a natural shape and if your shape is different to

Mine that’s totally okay you just want to end up with a spiral shape that you’re happy with you can go up as high as you like and out as wide as you like I’m going to start spiraling mine right up to the top now like this and I’m going

To take a step back and check I like the shape I think that looks pretty good now I’m going to place in a few of these glass panes going Around let’s add one more here I think and some of the black ones now if you don’t have access to end DRS you could switch this out for some white glass the reason I like using end DRS here is they add a lovely glow to the spiral and finally let’s go in with

These end DRS what’s important is that you don’t have the glass touching one another so if I was to place a purple glass or a black glass right here you can see it connects up and you don’t get the magical particle effect and one more End Rod here okay I

Think I’m happy with that now so I’m going to go ahead and break my spiral Glide with that broken I can take a step back and check I like this spiral shape and once you’ve got that spiral shape removed you can really see how the glass

Looks so you can always move them around I think I might move these up and back a little bit let’s check how that’s affected the spiral shape I think that looks a bit better and let’s move this one up a little bit higher ah see how you can now see that

It spirals up into the sky and there’s less particles as it gets close to the Top for our next pumpkin patch design I’ve come to the back end of my pumpkin patch and we’re going to be expanding it a little bit so what I do when I’m creating any pumpkin patch is I start by placing in my water so for this larger

Pumpkin patch I’ve placed them in little groups just like this dotted about my area then I start surrounding the water area with some h ground and now I like to go with a nice natural shape for this so I start building out and you can see I’ve got some bits more attached I’ve

Got some off to more of one side and I’m linking it up to other sections of the pumpkin patch and so I’m just going to muddle around until I end up with a shape that I’m happy with and I think that looks pretty good once I’ve got the shape laid out

I’m going to start planting a few of these pumpkins and I only put a few in each space because I like to have some of this dirt showing here so let’s get these pumpkins to grow now now that I’ve got all of these pumpkins grown I’m

Going to place in just a couple more pumpkins you could cover up your water sauce with one if you like although because we’ve gone with the dark oak trapo here it Blends in nicely but I’ll just add in a few more here and there and I think that’s

Good next I’m going to go in with some sea pickles and I’m going to place these on a couple of the pumpkins see how they just add a little bit of Dimension to these pumpkins and give them a bit more of a realistic look to finish off my

Pumpkin patch design I always go in with some spooky cobwebs if you’re building this pumpkin patch design for fall rather than Halloween you might want to leave these cobwebs out but for Halloween they are the perfect Finishing Touch and if we look from above my pumpkin patch here it’s always a nice

Idea to have a pathway winding through in areas where there are more pumpkins trans planted and little gaps you can see I’ve also clustered together the cobwebs into little Groups for this next Halloween Bill we’re going to add in some hidden skull screeches now you can hear I’ve already got a couple placed around my pathway here but I’m going to add one more so I’m just placing in the SC with a sensor nearby and covering it up

With the grass blocks so now if we head to the start of my pathway you can see it adds a really atmospheric feel to my haunted house so spooky for this magical carpet we’re going to be using some end chests I’ve also got some orange purple and green

Carpet here I’m going to start by placing in my end chests just in a little pattern like this now depending on the size of your rug you could have more or less chests you can already see the magical spirals now I’m going to create a pattern for my rug but you

Could create any pattern you like and finally the green and you can see the magical spiraling particles above the Rug this magical witches setup would be perfect alongside that Enchanted rug we’re going to be using a respawn anchor here I’m going to start by digging one into the ground and placing in a campfire and I’m placing my respawn anchor on top of this got a glow stone

And you can see how it makes it spiral I’m going to add in some dark oak trap doors next just to cover up the sides of that respawn anchor and I’m going to have a magic wand over to one side like this this next let’s create a little table just using some dark

Oak there we go and I’m going to place an ameth this cluster to tie them with the purple and some candles on here and let’s scub out my flint and steel and light That for this head in a jar on a shelf we’re going to start by creating the Shelf base as well as our head in the jar I’m going to start by placing four Oak planks along the back like this going to dig out a hole on one side in

Front of here and placeing an oak slab with an armor stand and a zombie head on top and I’ve got an oak plank to one side going to use a piston now which I’ll need to prop up above here and I’m going to be pushing a dark or rather an

Oak plank back down so it’s level with this whole bench top just like that and you can see how it looks like the head is floating I’m going to use this same technique this time with some Lim stained glass to push the jar on top of our head

Like that let’s create the rest of the bench now I’m going to add in some o stairs and slabs then I’m going to grab out my trap doors and I’m going to come up three high on either side and we’re adding a shelf on top of here

And I’m raising it one up above the height of the jar like this so it has a slight curve in the Shelf let’s grab out the rest of these supplies now and we’re going to do our decorating so behind the jar of our head I’m going to add in a Bookshelf I’m using some of these chisel bookshelves and I’ll place a few book boook in each one I like to leave a few gaps free there we go I’m going to place a skull up top here as well as some cobwebs in here and here for the cork on

Our bottle I’m going to be using a brown mushroom block and I’m going to set a bone off to one side and then we’ve got some sea pickles here and here now remember these bookshelves are going to be disguised by our walls so let’s have

A look at how that would work so you can see here that this sh sits flush with the wall and that the bookshelves are hidden in line with the wall here that way it all Blends into one Piece this magical witch’s kitchen we’re going to start by creating the campfires and table and then we’ll add in the details but let’s grab out all of our supplies now I’ve got a little bit of gravel here I’m going to start by creating creting a rough base just

Marking out kind of a bumpy circular shape like this going to add in gravel until I’m happy with the shape and if yours isn’t exactly the same as mine that’s totally okay okay I think that’s pretty good I can always come back and add in some

More as I build now let’s make the campfire so I’m going to start by placing in some fences spaced three apart like this and I’m going to build them up S of total of four high then I’ll go over the top with some dark oak slabs and I’m hanging down two

Sets of two chains on one I’ll place a cauldron and on the other I’ve got a decorated pot with this skull pattern now let’s create a little table on this side so for this I’m going to place a stair like that and I might move this one out from here

And you can always move around your table to different locations depending on the setup of your area but I like mine here I’m going to place my campfires underneath both of my pots here and let’s grab out the rest of our decorating supplies I’m going to place some lava in

This cauldron here and I put the skull on my head but I’m going to place this down over to the side there we go going to go in with some cobwebs next I’ve got a couple of little legs and I’m going to place a spider eye over on this

Side now let’s go and check out some more decorations to use in your Halloween builds I’ve turned on shaders now to really enhance that spooky Vibe and let’s take a walk along this pathway and check out the decorations here I’ve got one lighting option using some Jacko lanterns and a Jacko Lantern

Banner another lighting option I’ve used throughout my spooky builds are these floating skull lanterns they really look very spooky over here I’ve got another option for a grave and in this one there is a zombie ooh and we can take a walk through these petrified trees they’re a really great

Way to frame a spooky build like a haunted house now as we walk past these ghosts where I’ve used some of these custom banners we arrive at a graveyard and here are some more options for Graves you can create over this side I have another option for a witcher’s kitchen with a

Bubbling cauldron Brewing there and if we come up this way towards the haunted house you can see there is a bowl of candy for the trick or treaters let’s head inside here I’ve got another option for a head in a jar and ooh I don’t know what want to know what’s happening on

This side of this haunted house looks pretty creepy to me over here we are doing some potion brewing in my little cauldron and I reckon we should go check out some more Redstone options I’m here at another haunted house and we’ve got some ghosts floating around here as well

But if we come down here to the graveyard we’re going to check out some Redstone options oh here we have a jumping zombie and he jumps out of his grave and if we sneak around this way I think I see some more magical Graves this Trio of Graves

Has some jumping mobs as we walk up to it ooh there we go around the other side of the build it looks like we’ve got some mobs casting a spell at this witch’s cauldron and if we take a step over this way hidden in some of these

Petrified trees I have it placed in some hidden lighting you can see as I walk by they turn on using the skull sensors this is a really fun way to light up a pathway I’ve used the same idea inside to light up my dungeon corridor and that

Way when you get to the end of the corridor the lights start to turn off and it has a very spooky feel oh and it looks like there might be some mobs sneaking around turning on my lights another fun way to decorate your Halloween builds is using some banners

So let’s check these designs out like all of the builds in this tutorial all of these Banners are survival friendly so you can create them in any of your spooky worlds we’ve got everything from witches and zombies to cauldrons we’ve got some Halloween candy and candles lots of Jacko lanterns and even

Some ideas like these windows that you can use inside your build so let’s have another look at these banners be sure to comment your favorite design I really like the Witch and I think the candles are a really fun way to spruce up your builds tutorials

For all the builds you’ve seen as well as the other decorations for Halloween are in the description down below so you too can create a witches hat like this one or an awesome haunted house so now you have a super spooky looking world if you enjoyed today’s video I’d really

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