A Steampunk City that took seven months to make.
For those who aren’t comfortable with using complicated mods and tools to create their Minecraft build, there’s still a lot of content available in the base game for players to experience. Developer Mojang released the first part of the game’s major Caves & Cliffs update in June and is expected to release part two sometime during the holidays. This will introduce changes to the game’s mountains and terrain that will add new sub-biomes for mountains, among other new content to experience.
Reddit mods and tools for Minecraft. Astonishingly, the temple itself isn’t the only thing that wrldpaintn00b worked on in this build, as they also created the terrain around it, which includes the aforementioned lake, a lush jungle, and humongous stone pillars.
What’s astonishing about wrldpaintn00b’s build is the process of how they built it, which they explain in a separate YouTube video on the channel tools available in WorldEdit to mirror the side and front of the building before making adjustments and cleaning up the finished temple. This isn’t the first massive-scale build that wrldpaintn00b has created and shared online. They’ve previously made other, equally impressive builds such as an underground kingdom, and an entire city.
Seeing builds like wrldpaintn00b’s is always impressive, especially when they’re presented either in a simple time-lapse video or a more explanatory fashion. Furthermore, the amount of dedication they and other builders have to create these works can be quite inspiring. While not everyone may get the chance to create builds of the same magnitude, smaller-scale builds are still impressive, and there is virtually no limit on the possibilities available in Minecraft.
Minecraft is currently available on the Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Android, and iOS platforms.
Source: wrldpaintn00b/Reddit, Geet Builds/YouTube
