Transforming Jacksepticeye’s Minecraft Base

How’s it going everyone my name is Oscar and previously I transformed PewDiePie as minecraft base so I thought it’d be fun to continue down the topic and make this into a little series where I transform other youtubers minecraft bases now I assume you’ve already seen this from the title of the video but

This time I’m going to transform jacksepticeye’s base let’s get into it shall we I wanted to start by finding a similar location to Shaun’s world his castle is on the edge of a spruce forest residing on the little island out in the ocean I start by sectioning off the ocean with

Wool walls and draining the water to allow for easier terraforming once done I terraform the landscape until I get something that I’m happy with and then I start cleaning up by overlaying sand and grass back on top I scatter in some spruce trees across the landscape and then filled the ocean

Back in with water and remove the walls now again I went through a similar process with this build as I did for Felix’s as I had to continuously re-watch sections of his episodes over and over until I achieved the complete layout of his castle thankfully he managed to capture his house from pretty

Much every angle meaning I was able to complete the castle accurately once finished I come out the front of the castle and add in his wheat and potato farms the animal pen the Irish Bell and lastly his nether portal I did miss out the front section of the fences along

His wheat farm but with that his base is complete you Now it was time to transform it I knew what I initially had planned for his castle however I wanted to make a more unique design while sticking to that Irish style I start by working on the entrance which is one of my favorite features of this build I place chickens

Behind the walls and attach leads to them and connect them to the fence posts out the front creating a drawbridge I use spruce trapdoors and a spruce door to create the large wooden door for the entrance and then slowly start building up the tower playing with different designs

Finally to finish the first tower I add crenellations as that was a prominent feature of Sean’s castle I really wanted to try and keep a similar layout design for the castle so I extended his wolf section and staggered it out with each layer creating walkways on each level

Coming out the back of the main tower I wanted to make this outside walkway that leads into the rear section of the castle I knew that I had to extend this section out further to match the size of the tower so I started building walls around his original base and worked from there onward at the rear corner of the castle I start building a cylindrical Tower keeping a similar design to the initial

Tower this would end up becoming the tallest tower of the castle now back at the front I decided to copy and flip the first tower over to the other side I then worked on creating this outcropping balcony attached to the front I created a wall to link the two towers together

And then went around to the back of the castle and built it out by another level to connect the two front towers I then added a wooden decking and stairs to connect the levels back to where I created that wall section I created a small walkway above

Now working on the final tower of the castle I wanted it detached from the rest of the building linked with another small arched walkway I mimicked the larger cylindrical tower design and once done back atop the main castle I add in another set of stairs inside the castle

I start working on the stairwell in the same area that Sean had his I create different levels each of which connect to the towers at either end of the hallway this also leads to the walkways outside lastly I cap off the top level and then come down to the next room

Below and make another entrance the end of this room leads to a staircase down to the basement I added logs as support beams and then filling the middle section with barrels which I’m assuming is filled with whiskey or Guinness I then create a designated smelting and blacksmithing

Area filled with storage chests at the end of the room on the other side of the room I added underwater windows similar to Shawn’s design and a prison cell in case he decides to capture someone I don’t know I then add in more archways to allow access into the other rooms and

Then start building up the remaining inside of the main castle adding in support beams stairs and walkways to other levels topped off with the chandelier at the very top inside the biggest tower I again cap off each level and then create the spiral staircase all

The way to the top floor I then mimic the same design on the smaller cylindrical Tower and then lastly create ladders that reach from the bottom all the way to the top on the two front towers now that the castle is almost complete by scattering some stairs to break up

The flat walls mix in some mossy and cracked stone and finally add a large Irish flag atop the tallest tower with the castle done I create this bridge at the front to connect the drawbridge and the land I use trapdoors to create this wavy design connecting each of the

Pillars I decided to delete a large portion of spruce trees as I needed the room to create a nether portal and farms I fork the pathway and follow along the left route to where I plan to build the portal I wanted to create the nether portal embedded inside this rocky cliff

Face and while researching inter designs I came across this image which features a hand-built fake never on the other side of the portal which I thought was a really cool effect so kudos to Metis 70 studios for the design now as for the farms I wanted to create

A windmill in the center of them I researched into Irish windmills and most of them are stone and quite plain looking so I decided to rework it a little bit more using wood to mix into the design I also experimented with banners for the windmill that resulted

In me using regular white wool instead at the back I dug out the ground and created this little pond a stream that connects to the lake at the bottom of the hill I then laid down fields of wheat and potatoes either side of the path and lastly I placed the Irish Bell

Back at the front of the castle and the rest is history And that just about wraps things up here I hope that you all enjoyed the video and if you did hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications so you’ll be aware of when I next upload honestly it’s been a really crazy past couple of days the growth on the channel has been

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