Ultimate Elven-Style Minecraft Fantasy House Tutorial

Hello there and welcome to 80 craft today i’m going to be showing you how to build this amazing fantasy house in your world and also letting you know where you can go to get a world download for this build so don’t go anywhere and let’s get on with the video Here’s the list of the materials for the build this also includes all of the interior the first thing to look at is the floor plan and the layout of the build now the whole build fits within a 19 by 19 area once we’ve done the footprint but

There are some overhangs on the roof so make sure there’s a bit of clearance around the build itself now pause the video and check out the floor plan and make sure you recreate this as this is what we’ll be using for our template with the floor plan laid out the first

Thing we’re going to do is we’re going to build up these pillars and there’s going to be two different heights that we’re going to be using so these pillars on the edge of the house are going to come up to up to a height of 10 so we’ve got five there

So up to this height of 10 and that’s for all of these pillars on the exterior of the build like this um so all of these now the one and including this one as well so everything in this main part of the house this is what the height will be

Everything else on the exterior will be coming up to a height of five so this height here so make sure you’ve filled in all of the pillars and this is with the stripped spruce logs same for these ones leave the interior ones at the moment

But we’ll set these up for the height of five as well there we go um so i’ll come back to you with all of those pillars filled in with the pillar framework in place it’ll look like this and the next thing we’re going to be doing

Is we are going to be filling in the gaps in between here um with uh up to the height of five so just the outside for all of these gaps and within these we’re then gonna leave a three high window in the middle so basically we’re creating a

Circle around each of these it’s going to be the same for all of these apart from this big section here because this is going to be a chimney so everything else we’re going to be creating these circles like this all the way around and what we’re also going to do whilst

We’re going is we’re going to mix in just some andesite blocks as a slight variation to that so just check those in wherever you want fill in all of the little sections in between the three by threes right the way around for these corners again we just come up

And it works exactly the same way just fill in the edges like this and then you with the corner it’ll then link up like so and when we get to these we’re also going to fill in the spruce planks up to the same height so everything is then

With these bricks well the cobblestone and with these wooden things gonna come up to this height of five with the walls in place the first thing we’re gonna do is come to each of these windows and we’re gonna add an upside down spruce stair here for the doorway which is in this

Big gap that we’ve left we’re gonna leave one two gaps place an upside down spruce stair and we can just fill this this in with cobble and then here we have what will be the chimney breast now we’re gonna use the stone bricks rather than the cobblestone for this

Um and what we’re going to do is we’re going to create a big block that looks like this so this the fire itself is going to sit in here and so the chimney is going to go up here so we’re going to create a u-shape around this

And just fill all of these in right the way up to the five high and then after three blocks we’re gonna finish this off by an upside down stair like so and then we just yeah like i say finish all of this off with the stone bricks and once we’ve

Done that or whilst you’re building we’re gonna mix this up a little bit on the inside and this last block as well you can fill in because the smoke will then get trapped in the chimney we’re going to use some cracked stone bricks just to add a bit of texture to this now

Try to place these more towards the bottom just because that’s where the weight would be and then when you come to the outside here we’re not only going to use some of these stone bricks but we’re actually also going to place in some walls as well you can use the mossy or the

Regular but yeah just place in some walls to add a bit of texture to the outside of this next we’re adding the second floor so what we’re going to do is we’re going to place an oak plank here we’re going to place a stair going into that plank

Here and this is the doorways there so this is in the the corner on this side then we’re going to step up the wall like so and we’re going to put an upside down stair on the other side so that when you’re walking up and down you don’t bash your head

Underneath each of those we’re going to place a plank just to give it a bit of structure then we’re going to fill in at this level the same level as the top of the build all of this area with some oak planks and that’s going to come

Parallel to the stairs like this so you’ve got the entrance away from the stairs the stairs will bring you up to the second floor and all of this will be filled in right the way up here and also we are going to come out as far as this but we’re going to

Stop there and we’re actually then going to add one more on this so between these two pillars to create a a line linking up these two sets of uh of pillars and then we’re going to take the stripped spruce logs and bring this up to the same height which will give us

The full box for this central section so i’ll fill that in and then come back to you now to build up this house it does have an overhang so the next step will be that we’re going to take some spruce stairs and in each of these we’re going to place a spruce stair

And a spruce like that facing each other both upside down and we’re going to have a spruce trap door in between and this is then going to support the wall for the next section so i’ll show you again here we’re going to do that on this

As well like so now the two bits that we’re not going to do that on are this doorway and we’re also obviously not we can’t do it here here we’re going to do a similar thing but because there’s a block in the way we’re literally just going to do the half

Side of it but other than that in each of these gaps we’re going to do exactly that same pattern and coming back over here the other thing that we’re going to do at this stage is we are then going to add some stairs on the outside of each of these blocks

Like so to give it a bit more structure now on these ones we’re going to leave it but on each of the corners like this we’re gonna come around and just add these on so you don’t have any when there’s a gap in between but everything else

We’ve got some of these stairs coming through and what we’re then gonna to do for the with those done is we’re going to mirror that at this same level with some of these sticking out up here and again this is going to support some more beams that we have coming out

But again not on the front and it’s only going to be on these sections that are part of this main build so again these two lower sections we’re not gonna worry about it but here we are gonna have these sticking out and what we’re then gonna do with these is

We’re gonna add some of the stripped spruce blocks um the yeah strip spruce wood and for the end here we’re going to bring this up level for the sides we’re going to bring this up one block lower and we’re also going to do the same for this

So that’ll show you the pitch of where the roof is going to go so if we’d done this one for example then we would be able to place this up here and it’s one block lower so anything at the edge that’s visible we will go up to the same height so this

Is the only one at this end on the sides and it’s the same on both sides we come up one block lower so it’s just stepped down so with all of those little details added in i’ve also added one over the door because it is needed

But what isn’t needed is was the two stairs that i placed either side so i’ve just taken those off because that’ll be covered by the roof i’ve also just switched out some of the the mossy walls with regular walls and just chucked some uh stairs in here just to add a bit more

Depth what we’re going to do is level with this pillar we’re going to come in and where this pillar meets up with this pillar just one block diagonal from there we’re gonna come up here and we’re gonna come up to the same height then we’re gonna add six

And this is gonna take us to the point where the roots roof is gonna sit and slope down now we’re going to add in the walls for the next stage so we’re going to come in and we’re going to build up a four high so the same height as this pillar

Circle with these walls like we did previously and we’re going to place an upside down stair in there for the window so these are a one high window then we’re also going to add the embellishment that we had before between them like so and what you’ll also want to do when you’re building

Them is you can either leave it clean like this or if you want to add a bit of interest you can add in some white wall and just throw that in so we’re going to have one of them here we’re going to have one of them here

Around this side as well we’re gonna have the the same thing coming up to the four blocks and above this on both of these we’re gonna add some spruce uh strip spruce wood like that but other than that it’s going to be exactly the same i’ll just show you here quickly

Just with the concrete bringing this round so again it’s four high we’ve got a window in here we’ve got the upside down stairs either side and then we’ve got the spruce trap door in like so um it’s going to be in yeah like i say that

One the other one the other side of the doorway these two at the end and also these two here so any parts that are connected to um the main main building rather than the extra annexes uh are gonna have that same design in that mr block there perfect so i’ll just show

You what that looks like now we’ve put the walls in for the this next story what we’re going to do is we’re going to take our stripped spruce wood and we’re going to connect this right the way across here right the way through to this point we’re not going to connect this up

Because again we’re going to do the chimney in a second i’m going to do the same on the other side but we’re also going to connect right the way up through to here on both of those sections so we’ve got this beam that runs right the way around to the build

Aside from the fireplace that we’re going to be working on there and out here what we’re going to do is we’re going to add two more logs so it doesn’t come up it comes level with this stair we’re going to place a temporary block here just so that we can do the same

Get rid of that and bring this right the way across like so and that again shows you where the roof is going to start on this uh this extra section to tackle this chimney section firstly we’re gonna fill in one of the little bits of wall so

Again using the wool and the concrete we’re gonna come up level with this wall here we’re gonna add in a single block that’ll connect around and then we’re going to take our stone bricks and in a very similar way to what we did on the floor beneath we’re going to create this um

This u shape around here because this again is where the fire is going to go and outside here we’re gonna start filling some of this in now once you get to this point we can put some stairs in and this is actually gonna taper in so what we’re gonna do

Here is we’re gonna place a stair so it’s got the same design at the same level round here because this moves up to two blocks at this point uh so again just fill this in right the way to the same level and block it off at the top and then at a

Height of the third block we’re gonna again add a lintel there and whilst you go in of course mixing it up with some of the uh cracked stone on the inside and then on the outside where we’re gonna fill this in you can use your stone your cracked stone and some of the

Walls again if you want just to give it a nice effect so let’s have a fair bit of crack there so as you can see the chimney then comes up the outside of the build but tapers in at this point and it’ll then carry on

As two by two right the way through the roof once we finish that now it’s time to set the outline for some of the roofs so the first thing we’re gonna do is we’re gonna bring a line of the spruce stairs across like so and we’re gonna come out one stair past

And put an upside down stair against that i’m gonna do the same on the other side so just bring out the spruce stairs like this one block past and then put an upside down stair on that we’re then going to put a full block and we’re going to put a stair on either

Side with an upside down stair against that and then another full block with two stairs facing each other and an upside down stair in the middle here now on this side what we’re going to do is we’re going to start here on both of these either side of the doorway uh

Or this this hole rather and we’re going to bring out the spruce stairs like this and it’s going to go one block past this furthest overhang then what we’re going to do is we are going to again build up the framework so we’re going to

Come up i’m going to go back and forth until we’ve got three sets of the same thing so three sets of a stair with an upside down stair so it’s going to come in three and we’ll do that quickly on the other side as well so this other side

What we’re going to do is we’re going to bring it out from this point where it matches up here and this is just again the edge of the roof which is edged in spruce and then we’re going to be using the warped wood for the actual

Um for the actual main part of the roof itself so again we’re going to come up one set of stairs and upside down stair too and then three like so and at this point we’re going to switch to going uh with a block and then staring an upside down stair

A block same again stare upside down stair and then a block with a stair and then an upside down stair in between that should again connect up so we’ll just check that that does all work on this side so block up stairs like this and then the final stair like so

So what this will show you again is the roof design the last thing that we’re going to do is where we’ve brought this out we’re going to bring it across here now the other side is because obviously we’ve got this extra uh part of the roof here is a little bit

Different but the same um it’s exactly the same design until you get to the middle so we can build that all up so build the third one of those and then go up with the block Stir block stir stir block and then stir we have the other side it’s an upside down stair we’ll just stop at that point now just because we want to build up this other bit of the roof so we know how far down that we’re going to be to connect the roof up

Now for this annex roof section what we’re gonna do is we’re gonna bring the spruce again level with this uh and out an extra block like so and we’re gonna go up two of these like this before we start moving on to the block and then the stairs

And the stairs and we’re gonna go up three of these so block so we have three full blocks upstairs stairs block and then stairs and that brings us to what will be the middle of this section of the roof and so we put the upside down stair in here

We’ll bring these right the way across on this side so again always goes one past the edge to give a nice lip to the roof and bring this through and just do exactly the same so two sets of back to back stairs and then three sets with a block and back to back

Steps and that will then connect up like so on this side we’ll then just build up this interior side as well and obviously this we just go as far as the roof and what we do here is we bring this through we’ll actually take these two out because otherwise they will interact

Incorrectly with the roof because at this point as you can see over here we’re having a full block so we’ll just connect them up like so and then we will continue in fact this roof up but only to that stair point at this point we are gonna add a full block here

We’re gonna add a full block here which then takes us in line with this and what we’re then gonna do is add the stair which as you can see brings us level with the upside down stair here so we’re still gonna add that upside down stair

Part and then we’re going to come out three two extra blocks rather on either one of these two sides and you’ll see that those are going to start to line up we then add a third block we add a stair a and a slab in between and what we’re

Going to do is we’re going to add two slabs either side like that now we can build down from the roof because this has given us the bit that we can connect to so we’re going to build it down rather than up but mirroring what we have on this side

So we’ve got the upside down stairs like so the block here and an upside down stair and this will then connect up to the roof here with a full block like this at this point you’ve got the framework of all of the roof sections in place

And this will help us then finish off these a-frames and then we will finish off the the final floor and the roof now to collect connect at these two bits we’ll be coming up one two three four five six on each side one two three four five six and then

We’re going to place an upside down stair and well on our right way upstair and a slab in between like this um with these ones i put i was a bit uh click happy those should actually be stairs going like so on that particular point but now we’ve got that full frame

We’re going to start with this end and start filling in the detail working on this a frame now we’re going to take some of these spruce logs and what we’re going to do is we are going to come in one block so in the middle of these and we’re gonna double this up

And bring this up the height here to this step on both of these then we’re gonna fill in that one block here and across with the oak on both the sides and on the other side of it we’re gonna place some of the concrete and we’ll just use a piece of wool here

And the concrete there then on the inside we’re gonna have a three by f three with a hole in the middle and again mix in some con in some wool as you see fit on the inside here now this is then gonna line up with a beam on the exterior

And we’ll need a temporary block and then place that beam across there like so the rest of this is also going to be covered with um with the uh the roof so we don’t need to worry about that again on this side we’ll put a couple of temporary blocks in place

And just finish that off with the uh the spruce on the inside as well so don’t worry about these holes they will get filled in as soon as we put the the the roof in place at the opposite end of the build what we’re gonna do is we’re gonna come level with

This here and we’re gonna place a single spruce uh strip spruce log then we’re gonna come up and we’re gonna come up five here with the concrete so it’s level with this stair and then we’re going to come up three next to it and again

Mix in some of the uh wool if you wish just there so you’ve got a bit of variety in there and that is that particular section what we’re then going to start doing is putting in the floor at this level and the stairs up from the level beneath

So for the stairs we’re going to start here on the block next to this spruce pillar and what we’re then going to do is we’re going to place a full block in this corner so that we’ve got something that we can place the stairs against and don’t worry

Too much about it covering this window a little bit it it will do um but yeah it’s not too much of a of a problem and actually i’ve noticed those windows themselves need the upside down spruce stairs in them but i’ll do that in a second

What we’re also then gonna do is place a stair coming up here and again and again and then one more that’s gonna take us level with this section just there and what we’re also then going to do is we’re going to be using the oak that we’ve placed here as a as a

Starting point to set this up what we’ll probably do actually is put an upside down stair again so we don’t bash our heads as we walk up um but fill in this entire section here right the way across the build to the same point on the other side which is just on top

Of this um this level and bring it all the way out and across like so so we’re filling in all of this section with the oak planks and that gives us the floor for this little teeny tiny roof section with the ceiling in place uh right the way through in

In this area we’re gonna add in some slabs underneath to add a little bit of structure what we’re also gonna do at this point is we’re gonna add in some slabs on this section as well to give us the floor that’s going to come out level with this

So we like say we’re just going to slab this entire section through and this gives us a little raised floor like this just finishes quickly and then we’ve got all of the flooring in place and now we can start working on this a-frame just over here for this

Section it is very similar to what we did at the other at the other end so what we’re going to do is we’re going to take some of the spruce wood and we’re going to bring that up two blocks and then on the inside in here what we’re actually then going to do

Is we can fill this line in across with the oak uh slabs to make it a full block and then we’re gonna put the concrete circle in here again and just mix in some of the wool for this particular bit we’re then going to use a temporary block to place against for this

Get rid of those so it matches up and we’re going to place one concrete just on top like so and that’s going to fill in the edge again this is going to be covered by the by the roof itself in a second when we put that in

On this section it’s again very simple we just put two concrete in like that just to plug up that hole and then that is the a-frame done for this particular bit of the build uh if you did want you could um just so that it looks the same on the inside

Bring these in with the spruce uh wood because then again it just outlines the window a little bit better now for the chimney which is going to fill in this last little gap that we’ve got here what we’re going to do is we’re going to build this up

And i’ll just show you the height first of all we’re going to bring this up level with this and we’re going to bring it up one two three four higher and this chimney is going to be a four by four chimney coming all the way up through the build

Like this and so it’s going to pop out of the roof like that i’ll just build it in first and then show you how i have chosen to texture it and make it look a bit different now the key thing is making sure that the last four blocks that you have a

Full blocks like this they can be cracked blocks if you wanted but what i like to do with chimneys like this is you can throw in some cracked blocks but you can actually replace quite a lot of these blocks now with the way that they line up with some of the walls

It just means that the chimney itself is a bit more interesting and has a lower profile and you can just mix them in like i say like this with some of the cracked blocks as well and you get quite a nice effect when you look at the chimney

There and you might want to do one maybe here and here as well like so so yeah you get a nice kind of mixture of the full blocks and the uh the walls to kind of mix it up and make it a little bit a little bit thinner so once we’ve done

That on that particular bit of the chimney we’re actually gonna take out a couple of these blocks so we’re gonna have a couple of those blocks taken out here we’re gonna place some blocks up on the inside and we’re only going to come out this far because this is

Where the the rest of the roof is going to start but we’re going to build up just a little chimney breast on the inside like so and the last one that i’m going to have is a star like this on the inside so that’ll connect up to the the the roof

Knock out that block so the smoke’s got somewhere to go and you’ve got a nice little chimney on the inside as well for the third third level you don’t need to worry about any of these gaps those will close that once we’ve got the roof in place now the thing that we’re then

Going to do because we’ve got the full blocks is we’re going to place four of the campfires on here and then we’re going to just place some spruce trap doors all the way around now i’ve chosen the sole campfire you can use the regular ones but

I think if you get to the late game and you’re flying over this with the um with the roof similar to the one over there that you can see um the uh with the coloration having some soul campfires in that’s quite quite a nice touch so yeah you’ll see once we

Add in the rest of the the roof and the blocks how making use of these walls is actually quite a nice little nice little thing to do just add another one there just to make the chimney look a bit more exciting so now with that done

The last thing to do is let me just grab this there is one little gap in here that we need to close off and that is actually supposed to be a spruce wood and then one two concrete in place there and that is everything on this section

I believe that this will then be covered up by the roof so yeah now it’s it’s time to actually start getting the roofs in the first bit of the roof we’re gonna add in is on this far side on the lower the lower roof and what i’m gonna do

Is you can see in my hot bar some of the blocks that i’m going to be mixing in we’ve got some dark prismarine and dark prismarine stairs some warped warp blocks obviously there’s no stairs for those and some prismarine bricks and stairs um but i’ll just be showing you this for

The sake of ease with the warp stairs and then show you what it looks when you’ve put some texture in it afterwards and basically what we’re going to do is we’re just going to match whatever the block is on the end and we’re going to place these all the way along

So where we’ve got the stairs we’re going to place a start well we’ve got a full block we’re going to come along and place a full block like so and we’re going to do this back and forth all the way up to the level of the roof now the slight exception to this

Is we have got a bow in the roof when we get to the top so once we get to this point then what we’re going to do is the reason that we’ve put these blocks in like this is we’re going to match it so we’ve got a nice

Roof that’s kind of coming down under long so i’ll put in the blocks underneath here like this just to show you and what we’re actually gonna do is we’re gonna use some stairs to come around so there you go you can see you’ve got a half block that’s coming right the way along

And anywhere that you’ve got this half block then you want to kind of maintain that now where it comes to this bit here what you can do is you can actually replace some of these blocks with some of the stairs if you want to kind of transition between

The two things like that and then once you put the last set of stairs in like so it looks really really good so that’s kind of how one of the uh size of the roof is and it’s the same same logic for all of them

Uh but i will show you a little bit on the the little bits that are quite difficult to fill in but yeah fill in this side of the roof and then add some texture and it will look like this on this little section on the other side we do basically exactly the same

So we will use the just the warped wood at first in order to fill this in and what we’re doing is like i say just matching the roof itself now when we come to this section here there’s a little bit um that what we’ll obviously want to do is

Fill this in and you can just about get to the block like that and connect it up like so and then we’ll fill the rest of it in as we would do before there is it’s a little bit fiddlier because obviously you’ve got a bit less space

On this particular side of the build but it still all should match up and when we get across here you’ll see that this just comes underneath to the section of the roof that we mentioned we’ll fill that in with a block because that matches up the next level

And then we can just fill in the stairs like we would there on the other side and as you’ll see you get a smooth transition into the roof on this side and again exactly the same as the previous ones we’re just filling in and matching whatever the block is on the end

And then when we get two sections like this where you’ve got a gap then we just fill in that gap using a full block like that so it kind of transitions through the other option that you can do is you can put that block a bit further back

And if you want a bit more depth you can just fill that in with a stair like that but yeah fill the roof in and i’ll show you what these sections are on the other side i will do that in a moment to show you how to do the front section as well

When you do get along to the inside here you’ll see there’s one little bit that’s got a gap what we’re going to do is we’re going to fill that in just with a spruce log and we’re going to fill this in level to the floor just so you’ve got something to place against

With the wood and then you just carry on placing the planks across like this um and that fills in the the remainder of the gap you could leave that but again just just for the sake of not leaving any voids in the house just fill it in like that once you’ve

Got to the top the uh section that you’re gonna be following is a block stair and then a slab and a slab on both ends so this is not on the very end block so you’ve got a block here a stair slab and a slab and what that means is then you’ll be

Able to place your stairs up to this point and then bend the stair around and add in your slabs that i just grabbed from here in these spaces so then again you follow the same roof pattern on this side and now i will texture that all up

To connect up the roof on the front uh what we’re gonna do first of all is we’re gonna place three spruce planks so it brings it in line with these stairs and then we’re gonna connect these stairs up that we’ve got here what we’re then gonna do is place another stair

Just here and we’re gonna place some planks going across with one stair just there so that’s the spruce stairs then as with the other sides what we can do down and do is we fill this in with the same blocks that we have i’ll just do this side

And when you get to this again just make sure it connects up underneath the next bit of the roof and then again you can just bring this in line like so and do the same again on the other side just bringing this in line because you’ve got that half

Block gap and then connecting everything up and adding as you can see that i’ve done over there adding some texture to the roof and as you can see i’ve done over there so we’ll fill that in and that brings us then in line with this main section and literally this main

Section is exactly the same as the other side just match all the blocks on the edge and bring them all the way across and add the texture with all the roofs in place and all the roofs textured now it links up and you can see how it then ties into the

To the chimney that we’ve got here so i don’t know where that blocks come from but let’s replace that one so it looks nice and you can see the chimney popping up out of the the build itself and what we’re gonna do now is just we’re gonna fill in a little window section

Here um so that you’ve got just this little one wide window here that ties in and the other little hole that we have is just in here where we’re going to just put a couple of concrete blocks in there just to to plug that gap and there we go the exterior is now

Finished um in terms of the the main build now we’re going to do the detailing the first detail we’re going to add is we’re going to add some detailing to the edge of these rooves and what we’re going to do on this roof uh is we’re going to place a stair

Upside down against the stair that we already have i’m going to place a stair on top of that and we’re going to place at first we’re just going to place a couple of uh temporary blocks to make a full block so that we can place a stair against

Like that and then we’re going to replace that with a slab so we’ve got a detail we’ve got uh right way upstairs slab right way upstairs facing into each other on top of a uh another upside down stair and then a stair like this so it gives you a nice kind of

Detail or embellishment to the edge of this roof now this same detail that we’ve got here is going to be repeated on this end and this end of the small roof so i’ll fill those in and then show you the bigger detail up on top here because it’s a larger roof

On the top sections we’re doing a similar thing but on a slightly bigger scale so what we’re going to do first of all is exactly the same thing we’re going to come in here temporary block and place um this the same shape that we had then what we’re going to do

Is underneath here we’re going to place an upside down stair so you’ve just got a bit more of a curve there then we’re also going to use a temporary block to come out here underneath this and what that’s going to allow us to do is place an

Upside down stair like this against the edge and when you take out the temporary block you can see rather than just having a slab you’ve got a full upside down stair that gives a bit more of a detail now in order to make this roof spawn

Proof uh what we need to do is make a couple of little tweaks so what we’re gonna do is we’re gonna put some and you can place them either direction that way he’s probably best on any of these the other full blocks we are then gonna place some trapdoors and that means that

Nothing can then spawn on them and anything that’s a half slab of course you can’t you don’t need to worry about that so we’ll do that and yeah just do the same design um on here and when you actually have finished that then you can place your

Uh trapdoor on top like that now all of these are slabs and stairs so the actual roof itself doesn’t need any thing done to it um and again all of these will be slabs but you do need to have a check wherever you’ve got a spawnable block

That you can then just add in your uh trapdoors like so and again you can just check if you if you place it in floats you don’t need to worry about it but those i think are the only two blocks that you need to worry about on that

Front here it’s only a block and a half so it’s too small for anything to spawn actually in the kind of the the hook that and similarly this is too uh too small of a space for anything to spawn in there as well um and because there yeah there’s no

Nothing either side no no spiders should be able to spawn um but yeah this is how you do the detail here and then we’re going to work out some of the detail on the side of the build as i miss click there there we go the details that we’re going to have are

Going to be firstly in this little porthole window area and that is going to be an upside down stair there and there and there and there and what we’re going to do is we’re going to use some trapdoors to create a nice little circular window as we did with the previous build

That’s going to go there and just give a really really nice touch to this build and we’re going to put a trapdoor there as well we’re gonna place some trapdoors on this side here and here just to cover up that transition so basically anywhere where we’ve got a

Trapdoor like this we’re gonna have a trapdoor like so and what we’re gonna do is we’re going to place some trapdoors around these parts of the build as well like this and we’re going to do that on all of the windows so here in a similar way we’ve got

The trap doors only against the oak though we’re not gonna place it if it’s against the concrete like that um but all of these bits then you place the trapdoors all the way around and do that for all of the the holes now leave these bits in between because

We’re going to deal with these in a second so any of the corner bits where you’ve got spruce meeting a spruce in the corner leave those but the rest of them put that same design on the other thing that we’re going to do is take some acacia signs

And where we’ve got the concrete um or the white beneath the windows we’re going to run these across there is a little bit of detailing we’re also going to run one of these across here in this gap and we’re going to run some along without writing on them of course

In this gap here so again just adds a bit more color to the bill just kind of gives that pop of color but yeah go around and add that same detailing all the way around the bill and then we’ll deal with these corners it’s worth just mentioning that there is one other

Porthole window just on the other end of the build so we do exactly the same as we did in the previous one we’re going to round this window off using the stairs and the trapdoors and again same deal with wherever we can placing the trapdoors so they link up like so

And again placing the acacia sign in the the gaps now some of this you can just do um however you want but for me i’ve chosen to do this same detailing all the way around the build as you will see once it’s finished i think it looks really really good once

It’s all done the one other little area in here that you can also make use of that same design obviously half of that design you can curve this round a little bit as well and have some blocks going like so wrong side there we go and what this can then do

Is if you wanted you could put another block uh along here like that and then then that just finishes off the pattern and again you’ve got like this half moon shape in there but other than that yeah just carry on filling all of these in and i’ll show you what it looks like

Once that’s done with all the trapdoors in place and with all the other details like the signs in place um the last couple of things to do on the exterior of this build are to add in some of the details here so what we’re going to do

Is where we’ve got these blocks we’re going to come up to the bottom of the block we’re also going to come down to that block and that’ll leave us a space that we can place some of the acacia fences in uh the other thing that we’re going to do

At this stage is we’re going to fill in glass in the windows you can use whatever color glass you choose but i’m just going to be using some cyan glass panes because i think it sets off the the ceiling color quite nicely so yeah that one you’ve got a gap that’s two

But with these ones on the corners because they’re a little bit higher then i believe yeah you just fill this in you’ve also got the gap of two as well so you just do that in those three spaces just as that final finishing touch to the exterior of the build and just

Add a little bit of color in there now the one other thing that you can do if you want is to come around with some buttons and you can either use the warped or the acacia buttons depending on what you like and where you’ve got something like a

Cross beam like this where it connects up you can place a button on there if you want um you could also just if you decided to do so i wanted some more color on the build place buttons there across the the extensions that you’ve got going up and holding up the

The beams there so yeah any of those little touches you want to add um go around the build and do it and what i am now going to do is uh fill in the interior uh show you the build in the vanilla textures and also in the shaders

I’m not going to do a block by block on the interior but feel free to watch the video again or slow it down to see what i’ve built inside and yeah that is basically now the the finished build so here’s the finished build in the vanilla textures

And uh yeah it still it all looks really really good uh the texture pack that i use vanilla bd craft is just an hd version of the vanilla textures anyway so all of the builds tend to look pretty much the same um but now i will show you the building

Shaders and the interior so now i’ve done a bit of decoration as you can see and uh let’s have a look at the interior of this build so there will be a world download in my discord if you want to see the uh interior in a bit more detail but

Basically we’ve just got a living area with a little bit of storage and a little table and a little library area over in the corner here for the downstairs and then heading up to the next floor we have the sleeping area of course um we’ve got again some more storage over here

A little toilet over in the corner and some furnaces and smelting facilities over there uh another little desk and we head up we’ve got a main seating area and dining table area as well and we’ve got all of these lovely fireplaces on every floor so yeah this is just my

My idea for the interior obviously you can do whatever you like uh with the build um but yeah with that being said let’s show you the outside and say i hope you have enjoyed the video if you have if you do uh leave me a

Comment and a like to let me know it really is appreciated i really do appreciate that um and yeah if you do like this style of building do as i say let me know and i’ll i’ll do some more there are a couple of other videos in this series

And i’m also on my solo survival series building a fantasy a fantasy world as well so i hope you’ve enjoyed it make sure you hit that subscribe button and i will see you next time on 80 craft you