How to Build a Starter Mountain Mine Entrance in Minecraft 1.18 Survival Tutorial

Hey folks whip here and welcome to another tutorial from my hardcore minecraft 1.18 series today we’re going to be talking about my mind that i have recently set up within the world first we’ll go through a tutorial on how to build the structure and then we’ll walk

Through it again in game talking about and showing off the interior and how the different mechanics work for the auto storage and the minecart track please leave a like and definitely subscribe to flip two let’s get this to 100k but starting out over here we’re starting with three stone brick stairs in the

Front then do a tough block and a stone brick off on the corner then bringing one block forward we want a strip spruce long then on the sides we’re going to be going back about 11 blocks or so with two tall on the tough blocks then from

There you’re going to stack up two cobblestone on top of it you can see the count coming in through here then skipping two blocks there doing another cobblestone and the strip logs at the very end bringing it up another few blocks here actually to that three tall

On the cobblestone my mistake there just so that we get a little bit of a higher ceiling here in the front you want to stack those strip spruce logs up five blocks tall bringing the stone bricks here in the center going up all that same height as well and then using

Cobblestone to create an archway in the center to detail it out and round things off bringing some spruce stairs and spruce trap doors i actually ended up moving those stone brick stairs a block forwards just to make it a little bit easier there then duplicating this whole

Thing onto the far side to create the other wall the front and back of the structure are going to be the exact same minus the doorway that we had on the front so if you see one you can kind of get the other one in here as well

Bring in some oak planks on top and then some more spruce wood here to help create a curve in the front and then the spruce stairs going along the entire structure we’ll see all the stuff a few times because all of the walls are the same so if i’m moving a little quick

Here you’ll be able to catch up here on the front and just everything like that but coming back to the front for the roof here it’s stair stair and then slabs stretching up all the way to the tippity top of this thing and so we get the upside down stair upside down stair

Like that and then just again double slabs going all the way up to the top now to make things a little bit more string and bring ourselves in i’m bringing the slabs down a block so it hides in this oak a little bit better and frames things off here so we don’t

Get those weird gaps in any point so we have the spruce stretching in there and then the stairs again stretching around the back from here i started working on the back edge of bringing this roof up again where you can see me doing again stair stair then slabs all the way up to

The tippity top for this whole thing and it gets to be pretty simple here and we’re going to be doing that same oak little overarching section there for that pop of color on the back side here as well once we get around to it but first and foremost i figured we would

Tackle the roof bringing in some deep slate stone bricks over here i want to just get that pop of color that’s different than the woods and the cobblestones we have in here so far then on this section you might want to watch through this one a little bit here more

I decided to bring in a window just on a whim here as i was working throughout it because i want to break up the roof i think this type of stuff is really fun to do and so inside of here bringing up some slabs and stairs mixing it up i was

Trying to get a one block tall space so i could bring in some oak trap doors and just have these in here as a little bit of an air vent or a window poking on the inside to again break up that roof line i am leaving a bit of this roof out of

Place and not building all of it because we’re going to be building these large grain silos of sorts which will be made out of some copper that would be something like we’re holding the resources kind of adding to the automated feel of this place over here

On the far side of the roof we are gonna be having some blast furnaces inside of it so i did decide to bring up a chimney as well for the smoke to be able to vent out from those blast furnaces now on this side the roof is just gonna be flat

Going all the way back here and i decided to get that a little bit of the top and since i had the blocks on me we’ll be throwing some campfires in there i just don’t have the blocks in on here right now because we’re in hardcore not doing these in creative mode but

Finishing off the roof you can see me defining the shapes for where these silos are going to be placed in as we get around to it i’m trying to do that on both sides a few points i did mess up so you’ll see when we come back and actually start building these silos

It’ll make a lot more sense over here again finishing off that cobblestone ledge and coming through out here to create that back edge that we did on the same front so doing the oak on the top and then of course adding in that little oak trap door for a vent on

The bottom section right in there and then you’ll see me adding in that stone brick pillars on the corners and then cobblestone on the inside going across the entire thing and i think this one works out really well i love that little bit of the extra frame that we have then

Stair stair on the side and that’s going to be an oak trap door a little bit of a mishap in there but you can see me getting those slabs in on this inside here as well then bringing some spruce trap doors in i like to create this

Curved effect there just to break up between that cobblestone going in the oak so it doesn’t look quite as weird now over next to the chimney i decided to bring in or just bring the wall out a block not in and then we’ll throw all the blast furnaces on the wall on the

Inside now coming over here into those gaps that we created in the roof we’re bringing in a lot of cut copper if you’re looking for the count on this you need about a stack of blocks of copper in order to get enough cut copper because it gives you four per block of

Copper uh but over in here we’re creating a three by three interior and then so it’s three then just again three going around then the other one is a two by two interior on this one so they’re different sizes and on this one i am leaving an open block on it because i

Wanted to originally get items to vent inside of that from a water elevator coming up underground but you’ll see i accidentally built it a block off so we’ll just touch on that when we get into the tour later on around here however you’re gonna do some trapdoors on the base with the spruce

Fences on those corners right in there and then you’re gonna do a stair slab stair and then on the corner bits you’re actually going to on that upper half you’re going to be doing a slab with another slab on top of it just add some more variation into the sky and this

Thing is going to be stretching consistently around the entire thing everything up here is circular so all four sides on every single thing that we’re going to be doing are the exact same so now that we have those in there grab some deep slate tiles and come up

To the roof and again all four sides are the exact same so you get one down you’re good to go right here just speeding through the rest of it so we don’t need to spend too much time looking at it and then on top of that you’re gonna go stairs stretching up

Into the middle so it’s a stair a full block with a stair on top of it and then another stair on the far side and then from here you’re gonna wanna be able to add in a single full block to help round this out a little bit better in between

All of those stair blocks to fill in that open gap then on top of those guys after you’re done with that you’re actually going to come back in here and add some stairs all facing just north and south if you want to on that and then fill in some full blocks in the

Corners right there like we have it bring in a few more spruce trap doors i really like breaking up these roofs that i’ve been making recently for the circular towers so it doesn’t appear just quite so blobby and i’ve been really enjoying that so just throwing in

A bunch of trapdoors around here you don’t need to do that i just find it’s an extra detail that i’ve been enjoying in my style but here we’re going to be bringing this up to a single point and actually throwing a double wall on top of that then stretching out over to the

Other tower that we’re making this one because it’s skinnier i wanted it to be a bit taller so it still stood out and had its own presence within the build so stretching up to being about two blocks taller than the copper on the other side starting off with just a bunch of trap

Doors down there at the base and then on those two wide sections we’re actually going to be adding some double tall fences and then in here you’re you are going to be adding in some more copper so the copper is starting to add up at this point you’re just going to be

Stretching that up another two blocks just this is working as a way of framing it off and kind of breaking things up a touch and then from here on the corners do a double tall slab on that and then and then you’re doing the slaps again on

Top of the fences just kind of slowly getting through this whole thing then in here we’re going to be adding the deep slate tiles again which then also adding in even more spruce trap doors you can tell i like spruce wood a little bit on

This guy on top of those slabs to finish everything off and then from this guy the top of this one’s pretty simple we’re just going to be piling up a bunch of stairs here on the corner on top of some full blocks first and foremost and

Then we do the stairs on top of that and then arching up this point to being one central location where you can do that double tall wall on top of it again but of course more spruce trap doors you really can’t go wrong with these i

Really enjoy my builds and it’s a great way of breaking up weirder shapes so doing the full blocks in here stare on that corner and then another stair on that corner full block up again stair and then you get the walls and there we have it my friends the final product on

This one we’ll do one quick walk around on this structure here so you can get a better idea one thing i did forget to mention in the tutorial as i forgot to do it while building the thing is bring some trapdoors out here along the edges

And also i added in some glow-like and just to give that little bit of the pop of light and everything like that but i love it you can also add some ladders there on the corners just for an extra variation this is what the front is

Looking like right now i did throw some lanterns up here just for some extra mob proofing and some barrels around the outside but this will give you a better view of everything if it was moving a little too quick for you inside however this is how i currently have it set up

Just all the blast furnaces over there underneath the chimney and then we’ve got all of the item storage of everything coming up here in the middle look at that little spoiler in there now for the piping system that comes all the way up here this is soul sand all the

Way down at bedrock level with water sources coming all the way up to the top here i just surrounded it with oak trap doors so it would look like kind of like a pipe of sorts and originally i’d wanted it to be on this block well actually i wanted this whole structure

To be back one block to be able to still be in here but i miscalculated as i was building so we’re just bringing it in through the side like this now all you need to do there is extend another trapdoor and the water will flow in all

The way as you need it from there however we have the minecart system which if you get in this guy press the button it powers that rail and sends us downward you need three or four powered rails on every single one of these tracks to move downwards if you want to

Do that yourself and what i was doing over here is this little turn corner right like that and we have one then a powered rail powered rail powered rail then one and then you have the turn so it’s four rails three powered rails four rails and then you just kind of keep

That going and i just shoved a few levers underneath the powered rails i don’t really care if these look the nicest and i couldn’t afford redstone blocks down in these sections all you need to do is do two dead powered rails right in here and then what you do from

There is you just do a full block with a button on top of it once you press that button those rails power you’re sitting inside this guy and you are holding w which you can see me very slowly moving forward here and once you get the power

In there you zoom off go in the direction you need now the item elevator systems this is not my original design here but what we have over there is a dropper very important to not use a dispenser because if you accidentally throw a tnt inside of it it goes boom

And droppers are cheaper but what you have here is a full block with a comparator looking into that which somehow reads that i don’t know it’s technical bomba jumbo i don’t understand then that puts out a signal into this full block which somehow catches this redstone dust which that somehow puts

Signal out into that full block and then this repeater right there reads the signal from the full block and moves it forward via that line which then goes into this full block which then goes back into there and dispenses that i don’t really get it either but i just

Know how to build it it’s fine then all we have in here is hoppers that are leading into the dispenser to throw items inside of this like this cobblestone and it goes all the way in there this does all have to be water sources if you’re familiar with how to

Make those press on the button to move further down the mine to the next layer where we press the button again and keep on moving it’s very important that this is two powered rails by the way i found with one powered rail when you’re going downward with all the speed you just fly

Right through it but down here now you can see the bottom layer where there is actually the soul sand right down there so as long as you’ve got that boy in there with water sources going all the way up you’re good to go best way to do

That if you don’t know is place water source way at the tippity top drink a water breathing potion it’s very important especially when the world is this deep and place a bunch of kelp going all the way upwards just like me going all the way up now if you don’t

Like nighttime or you know when it’s storming and mobs start spawning put a cat here it’ll keep creepers from coming out but if you don’t want to do that all you have to do is take a bunch of blocks i would recommend oak trap doors like

This and then do a door right in the middle and you can keep everything out i really prefer with builds like these to keep the open air feel as it’s really really cool to me so i’m just gonna go ahead and leave it open and hopefully uh

The cat does the job but thank you all very much for watching i hope you did enjoy this tutorial and it helped you out there a bunch one other thing that i did add for some extra final details is those are furnaces right there facing towards that polished anosite block and

Then we just have the polish and side block in there three campfires on the inside spruce trap doors around it and i believe that is the last thing i forgot we hope we really really hope i’m not used to doing this tutorial things do they make sense at all let me know down

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