Pixlriffs – 360º Museum Tour! ▫ The Minecraft Survival Guide (Tutorial Lets Play) [Part 360]

Hello everyone my name is pixariffs and welcome back to the minecraft survival guide this is episode 360 and for this episode i’ve decided to revisit the 360 degree tour type of video that we did for episode 300 now that i’ve learned a little bit more

About the format and i know that i need to export in a slightly higher resolution to get better quality so if you want to enjoy this video to its fullest i recommend watching on a mobile device or a vr headset if you have one and i’m taking into account that vr headset

Users might get a little bit nauseous if i’m moving the camera around a lot so for the majority of this tour which is going to be for the survival guide museum as it currently exists it’s still kind of a work in progress but this is going to be a stationary

Stop tour so we’re going to basically warp two different points where the camera is going to be completely still and allow you to look around you can still enjoy these videos on the browser if you decide to use the wasd keys or the arrow keys on

Screen i believe you can use either of those to look around the screen and take a look at what’s going on here now you’ll have to excuse me i need to hop inside and sleep for the night and then i’ll probably pause the day night cycle just for

The ease of this tour but of course this being a survival world i need to re-enable that just so i can carry on playing the game as i normally do there we go that’s better welcome back so we have here the main entrance of the museum

This is a project that i’ve been working on for the last little while in the survival guide series and it is probably going to be the final project of the survival guide world because i intend to move on to some other projects in 1.17 and return for a

Survival guide season 2 in 1.18 the main entrance to the museum here is a relatively new addition it still has a couple of things that i need to finish up you’ll have to excuse the shulker boxes lying around as well this is kind of a project that’s been under

Construction but if you’ll follow me into the reception area you can see what i’ve been working on over the last little while welcome to the reception hall and this is obviously not a hole that’s got any exhibits in this is just basically the main entrance as you come

Into the museum and i’ve been working on this for the last few days just kind of getting it a little bit extra detailed and making sure that the space can transition from one exhibit to another as you can see the corridors in either direction don’t really go anywhere right now eventually those will

Lead to some other exhibits but i need to make sure i can get episodes done on those exhibits and show you exactly what i’m up to in the meantime though this didn’t really merit an episode it was just a big build i spent a lot of time kind of patching

Some stuff up and honestly i’ve been doing a lot of these builds in a creative world copy of the museum so that i can effectively draft what i want to build and then i’ve been coming back through and rebuilding it all in survival without creative mode so this is

Yeah obviously a little bit of work has gone on uh in between episodes here and it’s just been a little while getting this stuff sorted out but i think you’ll agree the level of detail that i’ve got here is actually really nice it kind of feels like you’re

Standing in the reception room of a museum and one of the museums that’s been around for a while a lot of this stuff is kind of based on the natural history museum in london which is one of my favorite museums in the world so let’s head on through to the main

Exhibition hall this is kind of the central hall at the middle of the museum where i’ve been doing a lot of work in here as well obviously the main feature of this hall is right above us right now this is the ender dragon model i’ve been thinking of it more as a model

Than as a skeleton lately partly because some of the proportions are a little bit weird but i decided to do one of these in almost like a tribute to an older series in which i designed an enderdragon skeleton to go in a museum i was building

On one of my old multiplayer servers i used to play on and so this became the centerpiece of the main exhibit in this hall is going to be a lot of stuff about the end so of course we have an obsidian tower over there in the corner but i

Wanted to give the impression that this room was like a hall that you could effectively swap out the central exhibition of the museum at any time and so i wanted to make the design of the rest of the hall relatively generic so we’ve got a coffered ceiling up there

Now with a lot of light fixtures in it so we’ve got this main central part of the ceiling from which the ender dragon model can be hung but of course we can hang basically anything else we want to from there if we imagine the exhibit changing and of course the central area

Of the floor here is a basalt replica of the bedrock portal in the end the one that you use to return to the overworld after you’ve fought the dragon and i just uh like the fact that basalt was a close enough block to bedrock that we could approximate it without going through

The enormous technical procedure required to obtain blocks of bedrock in survival obviously around the outside of the room here you have paintings there are only three 4×4 paintings in minecraft so i basically kind of had to make do by duplicating the paintings that i had up there

Within this space but i think the frames came together quite well and all in all i’m really happy with how this space feels i want to fill out the empty sections of the floor with a couple of things and of course over here on this side of the room we have a

Glass case full of all of the different types of zombies that i’ve been able to capture so far which will of course be transferred to the mob exhibit when we can get started on that but in the meantime i really like the way this haul came

Together and the dirt box at the back there has another zombie in it just in case anything happens to any of these ones over here for now that’s going to be it for the main hall though let’s move around to the next exhibit which we’re going to start over here

On this side of the museum with the grass and dirt exhibit so this exhibit here is all about grass and dirt and it’s probably the most complete exhibit out of everything in the museum in terms of the design of the exhibit and everything plus a little bit of decor on the walls

As well so i wanted to make sure each different variant of dirt including grass path and mycelium and puzzle and all of that lovely stuff was represented here the exhibit also has a little diorama in the center where you’re currently standing and around you there are different exhibits about dirt and grass

So you can track grass spread and mycelium spread by taking a block out of this chest and placing it in one of the gaps around here this section here is all about farmland and hydration and then over here we have crafting stations for coarse dirt made out of dirt and gravel

Grass path over here in the corner and i really wanted a comprehensive look at everything grass and dirt related you’ll see a balcony that leads up through the top part of this room going from one exhibit back out to the main hall and there isn’t really anything

In there yet like i haven’t really figured out what exactly those connect to but hopefully we should get a chance to do a little bit more of that towards the end of the museum project when we’re finally linking everything together if you walk underneath the arches of this giant tree

Over here you’ll end up in the trees exhibit and the trees exhibit is probably one of my favorites just because of the size of it and the fact that we’re able to represent all of the different trees in minecraft it’s kind of hard unfortunately to look at this from a 3d perspective because

Having put you sort of in the center of the room you can’t quite see everything there is to see in this exhibit but if you take a look around you should get glimpses of each of the different tree variants and i’ve tried to include an example of each of the different stages of

Oak trees for example when there are a bunch of different sizes of those obviously the two by two examples of jungle and spruce trees are in here as well and all the way at the back in this corner we have a bunch of logs and strip logs representing all of the different

Trunk blocks and stripped blocks that you can get in the game through the archways at the back here which are still incomplete on this side they look much better from the other side we come out into the biomes exhibit and the biomes exhibit is one of the ones i’ve been working on

More recently we wanted to represent every single unique biome or at least each biome that had unique resources in it and so down this row you have everything from planes and snow planes through rivers and frozen rivers all the way down into the more exotic things like mesa savannah mushroom islands bamboo jungles

And all of those kind of things i really like the way all of this came together it’s actually quite difficult to design dioramas like this in such a small surface area but i think each of them feels pretty well represented at this point there are four biomes over in this direction which

Actually ended up being slightly larger plots just so i could convey a little bit more of the scale of the biomes including the badlands mesa with a minecart chest in the mine shaft there you have a mountains biome over here with a little bit of snow and water sources raining down from further

Up in the slopes on the opposite side you have the shattered savanna plateau and the frozen ocean and i felt like all of those just needed a little bit of extra scale so i could really give you a feel for what each of those biomes was about eventually this entire

Exhibit will probably be indoors but putting walls around it right now is a mammoth task which i’m probably going to have to do on streams at some point or another on the far side we actually hit the boundary of where the museum has been up to this point and

You take a look at the generated structures exhibit so right here we have a desert temple and a desert well a jungle temple and a pillager outpost there is obviously scope for more structures to be included out here and i’m thinking of adding in an igloo somewhere nearby potentially an end

City although we might make that a separate exhibit in and of itself and a witch hut will probably turn up here and there there will be a few generated structures that always look the same and those are the ones that i’m interested in rebuilding unlike things like ocean ruins which

Appear in various states of decay around the world and so you’ll often find that they look very different and it’s hard to represent them out here with any kind of typical design the ones i’m really not sure about are the pillager outposts kind of larger and older cousin

The woodland mansion that i’m still thinking about maybe making just individual rooms of a woodland mansion but given that we are a little bit tight for time potentially with the next update coming out we might end up foregoing it entirely and maybe just redesigning a room of the mob exhibit about pillagers so

That it looks a little bit like the interior of a woodland mansion or something like that but we’ll figure out a way of having it represented one way or another and the ocean monument is an exception as well because we actually have an ocean monument just offshore here

You might have caught a glimpse of it while we were back here in the main hall as well but if you look downwards through the glass floor you can actually see the stronghold end portal down there and there is an entire stronghold buried under the location of the museum

So i’m planning on maybe digging that out a little bit to convey some of the scale of the rooms but that’s one more thing that we don’t need to reproduce because it’s effectively here already likewise there is an abandoned mine shaft in the area too but anyway let’s continue the tour with

The flowers exhibit this is actually kind of flowers and other plants we’ve got ferns and grass represented in here as well but each of the flowers has a sign next to it saying what the flower is and the biome in which you can find it and this is all represented in a cave

Because i figured it was probably better to let the flowers themselves stand out instead of having them in a pastoral scene where you could get very easily confused if the entire room was grass so i like the idea of growing these in caves and it’s one of those fun things

That minecraft occasionally does where you’ll find a lily or a rose bush just in a cave for no apparent reason on this side of the room you also have the saplings represented over here and i think it’s frankly a miracle that we’ve made the ceiling the right sort of

Height that none of these have grown whilst they’ve been here because they will grow given adequate light we’ve got a sweet berry bush patch here as well and this section of the room does actually lead up towards another area which doesn’t have anything built in it quite

Yet and that’s what leads out to the balcony in the dirt and grass exhibit let’s move on into the next room though because i figured once the natural parts of the world like plants and grass were taken care of we ought to talk about natural stone

And so this room while it’s fairly plain right now is an example of all of the different types of natural stone and gravel that you’ll find out there in the minecraft world represented here in these pallet formations with the campfires kind of acting like they are lifting

Each of these off the floor from this room you can go in two separate directions going down the corridor with the red carpet will actually lead you to the stone crafting exhibit which we might as well take a quick detour into now these rooms are all set up to look like giant crafting

Tables as though you’re standing inside of the box of a crafting table and in each of these rooms i’ve laid out all of the stone crafting recipes so basically anything that you can craft with stone or a stone variant like maybe cobblestone or mossy cobblestone smooth stone is in here as well

Basically anything you can craft with any of those blocks is now represented here and that includes redstone components and villager workstations and all sorts of other stuff i think there might still be one or two things i am missing but the armor stand i think

Was the last one i had to add in and we’ve even got a load stone in here which is possibly one of the more expensive blocks in the museum right now going back to the stone exhibit briefly and walking the other way through this larger entrance you end up getting into the oars

Exhibit and this is where i’ve kept all of the ores that you can find in vanilla minecraft as of 1.16 represented on the left hand side over here as the different sizes of veins so naturally diamond and emerald are going to occur in smaller veins than things like

Coal and iron and i wanted to reflect that in how many of the blocks we had here on this side on the opposite side over here we have a whole bunch of different resource blocks and the resources themselves and item frames with the corresponding all blocks so you can see

Exactly what each block gives you and then over here in this corner there is a smelting workstation which kind of hints at the fact that you can actually smelt each of the blocks of ore and we’ve got a shulker box here that provides all blocks for you to do that but on

This side here it’s the only two blocks which you should smelt out of all blocks like iron and gold and that’s even changing in the next update so it’s surprising how quickly exhibits like this are going to become outdated because you’ll be able to fortune those in the next update next up

We move into the tool space and this is kind of a large open more like warehouse style area where the idea is that you can just run over to whichever crafting station you feel like take out the ingredients for the crafting recipe for any of the tools that you see displayed here

And craft your own and i really like the idea of making this feel a little bit more like a children’s sort of play space in a museum where people could come and just like let their kids run around and craft little kind of you know wooden tools for themselves and

That kind of thing each of the tiers of tools is represented up here with the five basic tools everything from the pickaxe all the way through to the hoe and in the next room over here is crafting some of the more advanced or unique tools that don’t have different tiers of

Material so each of these different workstations has resources in the chest allowing you to craft things like shears or a shield of fishing rods and bows with sticks and string and then flint and steel and buckets over there as well of course this case on the wall over here has all

Of the different types of armor with a smithing table in there as well to hint at the fact that you need a smithing table in order to craft netherite and i will probably end up putting a crafting station for armour somewhere around here but at least the suits of armor are represented

Inside of their glass case each of the exhibits in this sort of central ring bordering the main hall has something to do with the basic overworld progression of minecraft so starting off with natural materials that you might find going through to precious materials like ores and

The tools you need to acquire them and stuff you can craft out of them at that point and so logically speaking the next thing was going to be enchanting so what we’ve got here is an exhibit about enchanting in which we’ll have a bunch of enchanted books and the corresponding categories that

I’ve come up with for enchanted books we’ve got an example set of enchanted diamond and diamond tools over here and an enchanting station of course over here in this corner with the idea that it looks like a library but the lectern here will allow you to control how many of the bookshelves pop

Up around the enchantment table anything from 0 through to 15 which would give you a level 30 enchantment and if you’ve crafted a tool in the previous exhibits you could bring it to the enchantment table and have a go at enchanting it there’s an anvil here for combining it with books

And a grindstone for a removing enchantments so the whole enchantment workflow is kind of covered give or take you know trading them from villages which is what i think a lot of people do at this point naturally once we started talking about acquiring diamond tools that means that the nether

Is not too far behind well of course there are other ways of making a nether portal i thought it made sense to have the nether portal come after acquiring diamond tools getting a diamond pickaxe and then stepping through to the nether so the nether is a bit more of a diorama it’s a

Natural environment to recreate it here in the overworld with a couple of nether features and a couple of compromises on nether design for example this section over here where i’ve tried to reproduce the effect of the fog that appears further away in the nether with red stained glass which i think gives a

Pretty decent effect although it’s fairly obvious to the experienced observer that this is all just glass blocks but as you walk around you get to see a little bit of the nether environment the oars in the floor magma blocks and probably the occasional lava source when i feel like

Putting those in and then you step through each of the nether biomes you might even step through a little slower through the soul sand valley or a little faster if you’re wearing your soul speed boots but then you come through a warp forest and a basalt delta as well

And then you get to the nether fortress this nether fortress was built recently in the survival guide a couple of episodes back and it has more or less every feature you can find in a nether fortress it’s got more or less every architectural feature anyway i could not unfortunately bring a blaze

Spawner into it because you can’t move mob spawners in vanilla survival and i didn’t want to cheat one in creative and have blazers spawning everywhere but i think for now it’s kind of fun having the soul sand block there just as a placeholder for where the spawners would

Be and then everything else in here including the loot chest is more or less modeled off of a vanilla nether fortress that i found in this world so we’ve we’ve taken sections of the nether fortress and brought them in here and i think it’s worked out pretty well even down to

The fact that we have a sort of nether diorama surrounding this entire thing so while of course the walls there look very much like hand built walls the rest of the environment below that is pretty natural and i think that works really really well while a lot of these

Exhibits have all of their contents ready i do want to do a lot more work on actually creating the buildings around them you know creating you know ceilings for each exhibit and you know adding details to everything and i’ll see what time i have over the next couple of weeks to complete

Some more of the feel of the museum as a building but one last stop on the tour here at the end of one of these corridors where we have a spider jockey trapped for the eventual mob exhibit is going to be the beginnings of the mob exhibit if you

Look down into this hole here you’ll find there is a zombie spawner dungeon down there and i wanted to include dungeons and mobs in kind of the same area so we’ll be digging out an area underground to use as the mob exhibit to make sure that they don’t end up burning in the

Sunlight and so forth and that is how we’re going to spend probably the next week or so is just working on bits and pieces for the mob exhibit capturing all of the mobs in future episodes and then maybe considering making a mob switch so that we can turn off

Mob spawning for the rest of the world using methods that are possible in survival without using commands and that way a visit to the museum can be a little bit more safe even if i haven’t lit up every corner as well as i possibly could have but i’m

Going to bring you back to the reception and the great hall here and i think that is where i’m going to leave you for this tour thank you so much for watching this i know this tour video has been just the museum but honestly making these videos is a little

Bit time intensive and resource intensive and so i just wanted to make a neat little museum tour so you guys could get an update on the progress and see what i’ve been doing and you’ll be seeing a lot more of this project in the near future so thank you

So much for watching this episode episode 360 of the minecraft survival guide my name has been pixel riffs please don’t forget to leave a like on this video if you enjoyed it subscribe if you want to see more and i’ll see you guys soon take care bye for now