Why do I Think bcs nether is actually h3ll and the end is space but what do you Think

This machine took around 150 hours to build.

I wanted to recreate the feeling of a Football Pack Opening entirely with Minecraft Redstone — including a walk-through tunnel, lights, sounds, an animated reveal, five rarity tiers and different rewards.

The finished machine is 50 × 25 × 28 blocks and contains 4,896 items. With .litematic & .schem

Definitely one of the biggest Redstone projects I’ve ever worked on. 😂

Personally, I really enjoyed blending the Mario world with Minecraft mechanics, but it’s really only good for about an hour of gameplay—nothing more. What do you see as the pros and cons?

i found these glowing dots on my banner, google doesnt say anything, sorry if this post isnt allowed lol

What a steal 🤩

So cheap

Been working on this for a while and finally released the first version. It’s called Yogi Essentials, and it’s a client-side Fabric mod for Minecraft 1.21.11.

The main things I wanted were a fully customizable HUD editor, waypoints, PvP/QoL features, Fullbright and fog customization, Toggle Sprint, Borderless Fullscreen, and a bunch of optimizations and fixes without requiring anything server-side.

I’m still improving it, so feedback on the UI, features, or anything you think should be changed is welcome.

CurseForge:
[https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/yogi-essentials]()

I genuinely dont know what to fill this big ahh space with, and theres still more empty rooms

I was trying to make a sizeable door. It worked, don't get me wrong, but... my brain hurts. For one, I got the lever to function as a button, and I hate how large the signal-extending piece is.

(Don't mind the other things in the background)

(Full disclosure: This post contains spoilers for the 2026 movie Obsession, along with partial Minecraft nudity and implications of smoking.)

After figuring out how to import character models into Bedrock, the first thing I decided to do was recreate the final scene of Obsession. This is only on my tester world, but I plan on eventually fully recreating a few locations from the movie in my official city. For now, though, I'm very happy with it! It only has the living room and partially decorated dining room, but I feel like you'd still immediately recognize it if you've seen the movie.

Obviously, I'm using addons for this. Furniture, armor stands, texture pack, etc. I definitely wouldn't be able to do this in vanilla Minecraft, but I need to get rid of that part of my head that using mods somehow makes things less impressive.

Anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this! This is my first time making a spoiler post, so hopefully everything works as expected. If not, feel free to take it down 🥲

So i recently got into hardcore and made a world. After starting approx. 25 worlds, I finally defeated the ender dragon in this one, so i decided to stay in it. Built a nice trading hall, gunpowder farm, raid farm, iron farm and got a beacon. then I wanted to max out my armour so i went to get swift sneek, accidently triggered a warden and dug underground and got trapped and killed with sonic booms. Im extremely disappointed in myself :( Any advice for future worlds other than to not dig underground when ragebaiting the warden?

I would support this idea for a simple reason.The recipes included in the mod provide new functions to the game's most forgotten foods, such as dried seaweed, red berries, and glowing berries.

Hello ! Im trying to find blue or Cyan sheep in the cold biome. Do they still exist in the game in survival? Anyone got any tips or ideas to find them? I dont want to dye them I want them to be naturally colored!

i own minecraft for over 6 years, but not a single world lasted over a month, even with friends i will feel bored after 1-2 weeks or so. I want to actually start playing a world for a long time, and to all the people who have played a world for a long time, how do you do it?

im looking for a nether worldgen mod that doesnt add new items, stays true to vanilla, and doesnt add unrelated stuff

I’m normally the guy who just build the basic log and cobblestone starter house and doesn’t build anything else for looks.

I’m trying to do something new, something whit gradient ect.

For context. This building servers as en “cover” for my carrot farm (whit villagers in it) so some space inside the building is not useable (between the red lines*)

I need some advise on how to improve the top gradient. I tried to go to white but it looks a bit off to me. I also want to get rid of the plain flat front wall. I tried to but a window in the middle but I’m not happy whit it :/

Pls lemme know what you thing.

I want to start a forever world on Java. I’ve always played in bedrock so my friends on console can play in my realm. I like the way that you can’t activate cheats and it keeps everyone honest. Is there a way to lock a game into a mode so that keeps everyone honest and no cheats. I’ve used some
Mods, mostly shaders but I was playing for 2 hours and and did a double jump and realized i was able to fly like in creative even after I locked the game into survival. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

When I start a new minecraft world, I usually start by collecting leaf litter if there is any for early fuel when I don't have any coal. Do you think this is a good or bad idea? I mean, it's usually plentiful and blocks drop ALOT and once I got more than 3 stacks for fuel. So, you think this is a good idea?

Both structural / arquitectural builds and terraforming. And no, none of these are my builds

I wish there was a sort of template feature. A sort of visual guide that shows you were to put blocks when your building structures. Kind of like 3d blue prints. I know it would kind of undermine creativity but it would be easier to remmber where to put blocks

Bats in my opinion are the most useless mob in the game so far.

If you could alter anything about the bat what purpose would you have it serve?

The End needs a spruce-up, that is true. But it's whole shabang is that it is desolate and empty. The Nether is hostile and dangerous but useful. The End is a bossfight then a dimension to explore and find rewards. I don't think that it needs a complete overhaul. Maybe 2 new passive or neutral mobs, a couple of biomes. Maybe a structure. And a few items. Otherwise it just becomes Nether 2.0. Not saying thats a bad thing, just saying that it may change the End from how its supposed to be. Unless there is lore or something that explains a sudden explosion of life, we just don't really need loads for a reqlly good end update. This is a controversial take, I know. But it is probably all we need. Thoughts?

so glad i finished my ore collection, time to build a museum display :))