CuppaTeaExe – I built all of Monty Golf from FNAF Ruin in Minecraft // Building Security Breach Ruin Part 3

In today’s video we’re going to be continuing to build all of the Five Nights at Freddy’s security breach ruin DLC in Minecraft last time we built all of chapter 2 with the daycare and the Fazbear theater along with their AR form but now we’re going to be moving on to

Monty golf this area has its gameplay split in between two different chapters with us entering and walking around the main floor in chapter 1 and then returning to the catwalks in chapter 3 just after escaping the daycare and we’re going to be building all of it from the small story ride showing off

The origins of Monty joining the band all the way to the the workshop just before we finish the chapter and just like I always do the first step in any big build like this is outlining this is the part of the project where I spend multiple days with

Security breach opened on a second monitor as I fly around the in-game location to measure how this should be replicated in Minecraft this ended up being the most complicated build to outline so far as most of the ruins are compacted together in a way that makes

It hard to make things out so it took a lot of time to make sure everything was in its proper place but with all preparations Now set and without any more further Ado let’s get started with a time lapse and build the first part of

Monty golf for this time lapse I want to start by going over the building experience that I’ve had so far with this project as during my first playthrough of ruin it hit me pretty quickly that this game was completely different from what i’ had been used to

With security breach but when I first got started on the ruin pizzza Plex I was still in the same mindset as when I built my first one last year assuming that things would be pretty similar when it came to how I’d go about building it and to put it simply I couldn’t have

Been more wrong about it last year I started every new area the same way i’ first look around to see what blocks I would need to use for building as well as finding any limitations that could cause a problem and try to work around them now while most of that is still the

Same this time what I didn’t expect was how much more extra planning there would need to be outlining a build was something I used to be able to do within a couple of days but now I found myself needing more time to work on this project just because of the amount of

Detail that’s been added for this build I’ve mentioned this before but my normal style of Minecraft building are symmetrical and well-kept so I wanted to make sure that I knew how much space I’d need for all of these ruined details in this build since it’s something I’m not

Completely used to in fact this area was something I was honestly a little nervous getting into as most of the details in this build are stacked on top of each other and it could have been very easy for me to lose track of where I’m at and what goes where it’s not just

The same simple trash pile here and large scaffolding there but every area so far has different types of rubble to it since every attraction has a different theme in the lobby there are a few Cavin that don’t appear anywhere else but in the care there were the play

Areas where the play structures had fallen down and now here in Monte Gulf there’s a lot of natural and organic builds since the place is deed after a swamp it’s not helped by the fact that almost everything here is a shade of green which causes a lot of the build to

Blend together now this can also work in my favor since most of these things are supposed to look messy but I still need to be able to know what prop is going where while still adding everything needed this is why I prefer overd detailing my outline so that way when I

Start building I have a lot more confidence since I’ve already marked down everything and know what to expect another thing that really helps out while building is splitting the room into sections to work in a set order since almost every room in the pizz Plex

Tends to be quite big looking at it as a whole can make it really difficult to know where to start for this build for example I use the entrance and the balcony as my starting spot and then from there I started to work around the outsides of the room and slowly make my

Way back to Circle to finish it off an easy way to figure this out is by following the path that people would normally walk through to travel around the attraction from there one place leads to another and as I continue you’ll notice how much more progress is

Being made since I’m focusing on one part at a time with that aside however Monty golf has ended up being one of my favorite parts to build so far it might sound unsurprising since this is the most recent build I’ve made but the atmosphere and the environment really

Stood out from everything else as the natural and organic builds are a big contrast compared to the rest of the pizza Plex this lets me work with different types of block pallets than what I’ve been used to as now I’m working with lots of green and vegetation the smaller trees for example

Are made up of fences and terracotta but then the larger ones use actual wood blocks as well as proper leaves to keep the transparent look to them during all this I still need to make sure that the build looks run down as I mentioned in

Part one of the series even if a build is made the right way it still needs to look like how it’s supposed to and fit the environment it’s in this is why you’ll see me using a few different types of blocks to add more detail to some surfaces as the pizza Plex no

Longer looks clean and Polished in ruin the main technique I’ve used for this is mixing multiple dark colors together and then adding spots of concrete powder around it to make it seem like the color is wearing away I’ve also carried this over to the fls in carpet as well as not

Only does it help break up the solid colors but concrete powder also has a rough look to it which adds another level of extra detail to it I found that this is very important to do especially for larger builds like this as it can be

Very easy to fill in a large area with just a single block and make the build uninteresting to look at this is something I also consider when I make the ceiling for Monte golf which is something I get to later where I use a mix of different types of stone and gray

Blocks to look like the pipes that go across it something else I’ve had to get used to is learning not just to build in straight Direction but to add angles as a lot of details here are rotated to the side this is when Minecraft can be a little tricky to work in since

Everything is made out of blocks stuck facing in a certain direction so angling builds requires a lot more imagination and creativity to get right the giant Monty head and the fallen down attraction Banner show this off really well as they’re both angled builds that aren’t just made up of flat surfaces now

This isn’t something I could just do on my first try so what I ended up doing was designing both of them in a test world before I even started working on this build that way I could get them to look good while still making sure they

Could fit in their place and not only does this give me practice on working on angles but the Monty head is also an organic shape which is something I’m still learning to get better at and I think it turned out quite well so it is quite a shame we’re never going to be

Able to see it since it’s covered in a giant green top moving on to the next topic you might have noticed I did have to take a small break away from this project in between this episode and the last one I’ve been having a lot of fun

Going around the ruin pizz Plex and recreating it however it can get to a point where you want to do something different and that’s important to recognize I’ve really started to enjoy the command block side of Minecraft much more than just building a single structure so I wanted to mix things up

And keep my brain fresh for whenever I get back into working on this project and this is something I might keep on doing throughout the series where I work on multiple parts of Ruin for a few weeks and then go back to making a working gameplay map just so I don’t get

Tired of doing the same thing for too long getting burned out and then not wanting to finish is the last thing I want to happen so I’m going to continue working on this project with all of this in mind I mentioned this a lot last year

But if you do things at your own pace you’ll find yourself enjoying what you’re doing a whole lot more while also making sure it’s getting done in the way you want there’s still a long way to go before this project is finished and I

Want to make sure it’s the best I can do and since there is a lot more of Ruin on the way I’ve thought about what more I want to go over during these time lapses as normally I would just summarize the building process but now I want to try

Something different and hear what you might have to say about the project whether that be overall or a specific part of it so at least for the next episode I’ll make a community post asking for your questions regarding the ruin project or even my thoughts about ruin overall I did something similar

Last year by making a Q&A video at the start of the building series and then one near the end but I think that going over questions during the build will help you understand what’s happening as I’m working on it as always I’ll be reading the comments on this video so be

Sure to let me know what you’d like to see during the build and with that the first part of Monty golf has all been completed and already a lot of progress has been made I was honestly debating how I wanted to go about splitting up these time lapses since most of this

Build is self-contained to this part of the golf course on the main floor so I decided to be best to just split the buildup into the two separate floors where for part one we just go ahead and do the entirety of the main golf course

And then once we were done with that we move up to the catwalks and do everything above it this actually works out quite well for us as now we’ve completed all of the parts from chapter 1 meaning we’re able to walk around the golf course just like how we can and

Ruin now eventually we will end up running into some roadblocks like right here where we need to use the vany mask to continue however that will be something we take a look at later on however if we go over to the other side of the room you’ll see how empty this

Area is compared to what we’ve just gone through and this is actually like this in ruin even though we can walk around here in the base game not all of Ruin is accessible to the player so there was no need for this area to be modeled in ruin

So I’ve decided to keep it like this since that’s what’s shown off in game another weird part of Monty golf that I want to bring up is this wall right here as it actually changes depending Which chapter of Ruin you’re playing so in the base game of security breach and in ruin

Chapter 1 this 90° corner here is in the game however if you play in chapter 3 for the catwalk level this angled wall here actually continues and blocks off this wall completely and you’re probably wondering why the game was designed like this but if you look closely in ruin

You’ll notice that it’s because the gondola Workshop has a part of it that Clips right into the corner of Monty golf this level isn’t even placed directly on top of Monty golf but instead has a part of it that just Clips right into the side of the golf course

Now for obvious reasons I don’t want to do this for the Minecraft build so instead what I’ve done is raised the workshop to be above the ceiling so that way it can fit with the rest of the build this is once again another really weird design choice I found for the

Pizza Plex and ruin and I can only imagine there’s going to be a lot more of this in the future but now let’s move on to the next part we’re going to be building which is actually all the levels from chapter 3 starting with the gondola ride and then the catwalks and

Finally the workshop that leads up to the bakery now there’s not going to be as much building for this part as there has been for the main Golf Course however all of these catwalks are going to be really interesting to work on since they’re just hanging in the air

Above the main floor so let’s get right back into building and see how the finished build turns out And with that the entirety of Monty golf has now been completed with a total Bild time of 17 hours and 5 minutes this puts ahead of part one by around 4 hours and just behind the daycare by a single hour but again I just want to say how happy I

Am with how all of this has turned out as this is easily become my new favorite part to build so far all of the builds just work together in a way that look good all while keeping the ruin look to everything some of this was also pretty

Difficult to get right like the gondola ride which is much smaller than the large room of Monty golf so I had to change my way of building to work with a smaller environment where I tried to prioritize as much detail as I possibly could this is why you’ll see me use some

Banner patterns like these for the metronic cardboard cutouts instead of building them by using different colored blocks something else I also did was end up building the completed version of the catwalks where all of the walkways are connected to each other after we shoot the Targets in the AR world this was

Mostly just to make the build feel more connected as now it lets me walk around most of it without needing to fly over to the next part however we’re not going to be keeping it like this for the final version of the build so since everything else has now been completed it’s finally

Time to move on to the second part of the project and make all the changes needed for the AR Dimension and just like how we did this for the daycare I’ve once again copied the entire build under the one we’ve just made that way we can teleport between the two whenever

We use the vany mask and if you want to know how the mask works then be sure to watch the daycare video as I go over all the commands in that episode now since Monty golf is a lot taller than the daycare I had to move all of the AR

Builds down again so that way the main builds could fit on top of them now there are a few rooms that have changed for the golf course copy like the gondola ride which doesn’t actually appear here since we’re not able to use the vanny mask during that section but

What the AI wall does have is a small room behind the main stage with is a pile of Monti related items that we can get to during the catwalk level in chapter 3 as you can see in ruin most of the build stays the same way but the

Main difference between the two is the changing color as well as the addition of some of these glitching textures so while there’s nothing too big to change that we’ve already made there’s still a lot of smaller details that make up this part of the build so let’s get into one

Last time lapse and fully complete all of Monty golf And now just after a couple more hours of building we can now see all of the finished changes made for the AR World whereas we we just went over most of these bigger surfaces have a complete changing color compared to the original build some of the leaves on the trees

Have been replaced with magenta stained glass and there’s a lot of crying obsidian placed all around to show all of the glitching objects that are shown off in ruin there’s also a few builds that only appear in the AR world like these floating objects here but then

Probably the most obvious one is this glitched out hologram of Monty up on the stage which is made up of using different types of glass and if we go ahead and take a look behind it we can see the way into the extra room that’s stored behind here where we have the

Different types of mon related objects piled up in this corner now as one last quick and cool detail to add into the AR world what I’ve gone ahead and done is change the biome that this build is into a Crim and Forest so that way the game

Can give off the right type of atmosphere so now whenever we go to the AR world there’s going to be this pink light that surrounds everything as well as all of these particle effects that definitely bring a lot more life to the build for an example of going throughout

The two different worlds we’re going to use this staircase right here where we need use the vanny mask to continue forward so all we need to do is put on this player head where now we’ve been teleported to the Monty golf build under the main one where now those objects

Have disappeared and we’re able to continue forward then when we want to go back to the normal world again we just go ahead and take the play ah head off and now we’re able to continue forward while staying in the main version of the build so now that I finally added in

Everything I wanted for Monty golf we can now finally call this part of the project completed and I still can’t get over the feeling of walking around the pizza Plex in a completely different game every time I finish a part of the build I can’t help but get excited for

The next part and I really do hope that you’ll enjoy the rest of it just as well [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] oh [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] But with that ladies and gentlemen that’s is now going to wrap it up for today’s video I really do hope that you enjoyed it as it was a lot of fun putting this build together if you did enjoy it then make sure to leave a like And subscribe with notifications turned

On that way you know next time I upload and can also help the channel to continue to grow but with that being said thank you everyone so much for watching and I will of course see you in my next [Applause] Video [Applause]