Hi guys, I've recently began working on medieval houses, and I'm really good at them! Here are some pictures of my latest creation. Please leave feedback/comments/tips! Thanks!
Outside Pictures:
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First Floor:
Second Floor:
Third Floor:
I also have 2 more rooms, that lead up to the attic, but there's nothing up there, so I didn't add any screenies. I haven't really started adding furniture and stuff, so the floors are empty at the moment. Please leave feedback, thanks!
While this is nice, I don't believe that it's perfect, and to not add a single touch to it.
As an above poster said, I'd suggest adding a real environment to it. As I constantly tell Guests on our server, think of the build like a painting on a canvas. If you only paint the house itself, you're leaving the rest of the canvas blank; you're leaving out the trees blowing in the wind, the leaves rustling around in the Autumn, the family in the background having a picnic. You need an environment to truly say you have a complete piece.
As well as that, your house could use some exterior depth. Right now, most of your walls are quite flat. While they are detailed, and you do have a small palette of varied materials, your walls need more. Perhaps add windowsills, or an overhang over the door. A few potted plants could do nicely; and if you really want to get fancy, extrude your columns.
The balcony with deck chairs isn't very medieval. Also, stone roofs are very heavy. Interior is empty, and I personally don't like the shape. But it certainly isn't bad.
Outside Pictures:
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First Floor:
Second Floor:
Third Floor:
I also have 2 more rooms, that lead up to the attic, but there's nothing up there, so I didn't add any screenies. I haven't really started adding furniture and stuff, so the floors are empty at the moment. Please leave feedback, thanks!
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Also, seeing as everybody seems to be enjoying these screenshots, why not give us a tutorial on how to make this kind of build?
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1416217-beautiful-medieval-house-tutorial/
Probably just some kid. Who cares?
While this is nice, I don't believe that it's perfect, and to not add a single touch to it.
As an above poster said, I'd suggest adding a real environment to it. As I constantly tell Guests on our server, think of the build like a painting on a canvas. If you only paint the house itself, you're leaving the rest of the canvas blank; you're leaving out the trees blowing in the wind, the leaves rustling around in the Autumn, the family in the background having a picnic. You need an environment to truly say you have a complete piece.
As well as that, your house could use some exterior depth. Right now, most of your walls are quite flat. While they are detailed, and you do have a small palette of varied materials, your walls need more. Perhaps add windowsills, or an overhang over the door. A few potted plants could do nicely; and if you really want to get fancy, extrude your columns.
What texture pack are you using?
My Biggest Minecraft Mistake: Wanting A House Covered In Lava
Edit: Rillian was here. So nevermind.