your bill feel a whole lot less open and empty which usually in my opinion is a good thing here's one most of you probably know but for those who don't you can place stairs upside down meaning your roof for example can go from looking like this to this much better isn't it that's not the only thing stairs can do though depending on how you place them and the rotation of the stairs next to them you can curve them so to speak which looks great on the corner for build like this one it's a lot less rigid and you just get a bit of a smoother line around some of my favorite blocks for building are the utility and villager profession blocks they have some not so obvious textures for example the bottom of a smithing table looks like this and you could use it in a ceiling maybe if you place the composter in a wall the side texture works very well with a lot of wood types and the blast furnace has a great top texture too perfect for a factory floor and there are many many more but one i would like to highlight is the barrel definitely one of my favorite blocks they have a wonderful side texture which i use quite a lot for adding detail to my wooden pillows in a build plus their underside texture is one of the best in the game and because it's a barrel and the rotation can be changed it means you can showcase this in the floor wall or ceiling another block that is great for floors is the beehive they are very similar to oak planks and certainly for more refined in my opinion of course a honey farm would probably be necessary for this one the mechanics of wars was recently changed in NUMBER_TOKEN so that if you place them down with nothing in front or behind them they would completely smoothen out so when you use this in a side of a build they kind of act as vertical slabs and it's just a great way for adding in a small amount of depth real quickly i would just like to say that if you are enjoying the video please consider clicking the like button this has taken a long time to make so the support would be greatly appreciated thank you very much if you use some trapdoors to surround the bottom block of a corner pillar it can make it seem more sturdy and structurally sound plus it's an added bit of detail that usually looks pretty good another use of trapdoors is that they are great for roof outlines in particular spruce and dark oak by adding them next to your slabs and stairs you can get a much more gradual slope to your roof even on a smaller scale speaking of roofs if you want to make a rundown and dilapidated build you can mix in some different slabs and stairs to your roof to portray that idea simply by switching them around and rotating some of the stairs you can pretty much mess the roof up making it look as though there are some missing pieces or just general holes in the roof this also works well for everyone else of course but i think especially so for a roof another trick for making a ruined build is to add some greenery vines and leaves that sort of thing however when adding in those leaves try to place them down in a way that makes sense instead of making a big clump like this or just adding in one sporadically throughout the build trying to think how they would grow they'd probably stay pretty well connected and end up drooping over the edge of the build for example basically don't just spam them
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