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Learn More. With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. App Store Preview. Screenshots iPad iPhone. Description Everything for Minecraft PE! Nov 20, Version 4. Not Helpful 23 Helpful To build a basketball hoop you need to make 2 by 3 pieces of white wool with a slab in the center on the top part of the first center block.
If you want, you can also add a cobweb under the slab and fences below the backboard of the basketball hoop so it stands up. Not Helpful 21 Helpful You could use a large tree to make a tree house, or you could collect other materials and maybe go mining you will need a pick-axe. Then, using the materials you find, make a small hut or cottage. If you run out of materials, just find more. Don't go to far from your building though, as you might get lost.
You have to go into the Minecraft website, and sign up. Avoid downloading it from places that say Minecraft is free. They can be a virus. Not Helpful 27 Helpful Where can I find a large open space to build the house on infinite world in survival mode?
You could always explore the map looking for an open space, but that may take a while. You can also search world seeds that are supposed to be flat. Not Helpful 12 Helpful Not Helpful 26 Helpful There isn't one that's better than others, so just use wood from the closest trees.
Try to stick with the same kind of wood throughout so it looks better. Not Helpful 7 Helpful Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Make sure to flatten the potential house-site's terrain first, if needed! Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. Beside the doors put glowstone, torches, or jack-o-lanterns on the outside, if you wish.
Use a pre-written method for making a house. You can buy Minecraft books such as the Minecraft Construction Handbook. They contain step-by-step instructions on how to make a good looking house, garden etc etc. Helpful 1 Not Helpful 0. Try not to use flammable materials. You don't want all that work going down the drain. If you want to personalize your house, consider adding windows or a walkway! For tips on how to light your house with torches, keep reading the article! Did this summary help you?
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Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article parts. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Part 1. Decide on what style house you would like to make. There are multiple styles you can use for your builds in creative mode, but we will stick to the six basic styles if you're playing in survival.
The styles will be listed from top to bottom of the screenshot. Classical- Classical builds are mainly composed of large amounts of quartz, and feature large amounts of white blocks from the monochromatic scale. These builds typically have large pillars, vaulted ceilings, and slanted roofs.
Modern- Modern builds are also composed largely of quartz. However, these builds feature buildings composed mainly of geometric shapes, and flat, clean surfaces.
Historical- Historical builds are mainly composed of sand-based blocks and different varieties of stone. As their names suggest, they focus on ancient buildings, many of which are dilapidated. Industrial- Industrial builds are focused mainly along with the use of manufactured blocks, such as iron blocks, trapdoors, and glass. They are based around factories, and also support a geometric shape. Steampunk- Steampunk builds revolve mainly around structures with clockwork.
They feature similar blocks to a rustic theme but typically have higher-pitched roofs, along with smaller ground floors than upper floors. Rustic- Rustic builds are among the most common, and feature typically small, cozy cottage builds. They use a large array of natural blocks such as wood and stone. They are also the most basic structures to build. Find a suitable location for your build.
You generally want to build in a biome where the surrounding blocks are similar to those you're using in your build. You don't want to build a historical temple in a forest; likewise, you wouldn't want a classical house on the top of a mountain.
Think about if you will use any other blocks in the color wheel. Aside from the blocks you will mainly use for your build, think about what other blocks you will use to add color to your build. The colors will be listed from top to bottom of the screenshot. Analogue- Analogue colors are the most basic scheme, and revolve around two colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel. Complementary- Complementary colors are composed of two colors located on the opposite side of the color wheel.
They will contrast dramatically but allow for a stunning final effect. Triadic- Triadic colors are perhaps the most complicated. They are composed of three colors equally spaced out on the color wheel. An example of this would be Redstone blocks, yellow glazed terracotta, and blue wool. Monochromatic- Monochromatic scales revolve around the spectrum of colors between black and white.
Both of these contrast well and are helpful in balancing lots of colorful blocks. Decide on what light fixtures you will use. You will need light to prevent any mobs from spawning in your house, and they can also provide a stunning effect if used correctly. You always want a light level above 7, as mobs can spawn on any solid blocks with a light level below 7. Blocks like torches and lava are well-known to give off light. However, blocks such as brown mushrooms, dragon eggs, and ender chests also give off light too.
Set up a small base. You don't need too many items, just the basics. A bed, crafting table, furnace, a couple of chests, and a stonecutter, to help make certain stone-based blocks. You can also surround your base with a wall, although it is not needed if you go to sleep before the sun fully sets and mobs spawn. Gather your materials.
You may not have full diamond or enchantments yet, so it may be best to build your final house once you obtain these. Gathering your materials can take hours on end, and it may be easier to make a temporary house before your final one.
Some materials for certain styles are harder to obtain than others. Therefore, if you don't want to risk going to the Nether for things like quartz, consider making a house with a different style, such as steampunk or rustic house. The map includes over 30 detailed buildings, a custom Minechester City Minecraft City by MinerBuilder with skyline, residential areas, ocean, mountains and everything a city needs.
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