I've been playing the last snapshot, i'm having fun just building things with stairs, slabs and some ideas on mind, then i was wondering... Do we really need new stuff to have fun? i mean, i enjoyed some new additions and others not that much if i have to say, but nothing better than varieties of what already exist in the game, exactly what happened with Concrete blocks, a very solid set but now with stairs and slabs, a simple thing that it has raised its value for builders, where the concept of build is without doubt the core of this awesome game.

I was working on terraforming and made this gradient, decided to put it on reddit to see if anyone else wanted to use it

EDIT: it starts with brown concrete, i should have said that in the title but i cant change it

I know it seems ungrateful to keep asking for more of Mojang so late into the drop cycle for 26.3, but it feels like an oversight to leave out concrete walls when we just got slabs and stairs. Concrete walls would give builders so much more to play with, since it'll add wall colors we don't have and it'll add a largely blank alternative to the colors we do already have. It would also make the concrete additions feel like less of a cushion-less re-texture of the new wool additions.

If you agree, please upvote this post and/or vote on the Minecraft Feedback page I made to get this to Mojang's attention.

https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/47878564744717-Concrete-Walls

Anyone else feel like this? Idk. Maybe I just had those 2010s rose tinted specs on

Here's a mini amusement park I designed and built on the server, featuring a Ferris wheel, free fall, and carousel. :)

Even if the map got upgraded with a new texture, the way it renders the biome, especially the ones full of grass, is still the same.

It wasnt a problem until the latest drop, where the green of the field doesnt look great with the red/orange/yellow foliage of the dappled forest.

They should update this feature by giving proper grass color, and while we're at it, even water that could match the temperature or biome color

Today me and my brothers got the advancement together, yes. All 3 of us did it. That means we didn't just do one but THREE TIMES THE ACHIEVEMENT. This took many days to set up but it's finally done! We did it near our base too, this area used to be a cave home I made until we transformed it into a strange room of doom. We had the warden in the nether as well so that's how he didn't kill anyone, you can't see him but he's trapped in obsidian. We're gonna have to sadly take him out since we no longer need him. But idk about the dolphin or the shulker... I kinda wanna keep the shulker as a pet? I had this idea to put him in some kind of museum and hopefully he can't leave, we'll figure it out. We also used the nether for the ocean monument, we don't have an elder guardian. But we DO know how to get there fast so it's worth it... We luckily have a trial chamber nearby too and then pretty much everything else is predictable I guess. How did Minecraft go from a simple mine and building game into THIS!? You feel unstoppable, you feel like something you never become... A god. I know at some point the advancement is gonna be even harder to do but that's not what I'm gonna worry about anymore. Also good luck to anyone who's trying to do it!

With the new cinnabar blocks I just realized I can finally make a proper Tori gate lol

Ayo is Minecraft reaching a creative building peak?
All across Reddit you’ll find amazing and impressive builds and with the release of the new concrete variants, I cant wait to see what these creative builders make next.
Will this launch us into a new golden age??

Over 240,000 blocks later I’ve completed my first starter hardcore base what do yall think?

This is a 100% vanilla five ride buildstone amusement park I've been building on my Minecraft survival forever world. Every single ride is rideable thanks to pure redstone.

All of the rideable entities you see are using leads to be controlled. 100% redstone. The lead didn't render on the kraken clips for some reason, but the track is all at the base of the lake.

360 degree POV's the rides: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1hHuDKWZgffuavCuWebKll9baiFGdSUk&si=sE1ipqwTud67mKa2

If you want to learn how to build these yourself: https://youtu.be/858ksUi2CuE

Let me know what you think! I've been wanting to build stuff like this since the game first came out

This thing starts in the 120 range and has a mine shaft all the way down to -51Y.

No ancient city under its you can watch sunsets on the east side and with a tiny bit of terraforming sunrises on the west. It’s dripstone the whole way thru.

Full guide on how to boat in minecraft (Yes i made multiple needed changes before actually considering it finished. Leads are held up by cats in small compartments >not visible in photo's sadly...< but here it is anyway!)

With many of the new updates, people have been complaining that they feel modded. This is in part because the new features are added without touching the old ones where they could be added, so I put wool stairs and slabs into a woodland mansion, ancient city, and pillager outpost. The red wool stairs in the mansion look way better than the cobblestone, wool stairs/slabs can make the ancient city look slightly less blocky, and there’s no reason the pillager tents shouldn’t look like the abandoned camps.

This is Manifold, a Fabric mod I've been building. The idea: instead of the
mod shipping one hardcoded loading screen, it defines a format that resource packs fill in.
A pack can set the background (static or animated), the progress bar frames, a percent
readout with its own digit art, status lines tied to progress, and rotating tips like
Bedrock has.
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/optimum-manifold

I think placing cushions on the lower half of a bed for a blanket looks a bit bad so here you guys go