r/DetailCraft

People who play Hypixel SkyBlock will recognise this boat from the Fishing Outpost and the many fishing islands. I like what it did with the mast and wanted to add some more detail with the interior using invisible item frames and fences on the side to resemble ropes.

I saw a post where someone used a fletching table as a writing desk by candlelight. Unfortunately you cannot rotate fletching tables, so I had to make do with feathers and invisible item frames.

This is my first post here, hopefully you like the build.

Netherite looks the coolest, but copper or gold would most likely be the most practical in survival.

Made using the armor statues datpack in my survival world (and the "skull" datapack that lets me craft and edit player heads)

Canoe design isnt originally mine, saw it on pinterest but tweaked it a bit

technically its fully vanilla but unless you use these datapacks is Creative only because of the need for player heads and custom armor stand poses which require commands

So basically me and my friend made a coliseum made for fighting and settling disputes but we are troubled by the flooring, we don’t know which one looks best between sand or a combination of granite, polished granite, red terracotta, cinnabar and polished cinnabar. There’s a map that shows it from above for those that are picky with how things look on maps like me. I appreciate any advice or suggestions on what to make the floor out of, cheers!

Very simple design for builds where you need a blinker at a distance. Works while in render distance and is relatively discreet unless up close. Only requires a copper bulb and 2 observers. I chose to use a copper bulb because it toggles instead of just turning on or off, which makes it blink slower than something like a redstone lamp.

Texture packs used:
Modified Respirited
Better Leaves

Shader pack used:
Complimentary Reimagined

You can even use birch logs and pale oak stairs as a base for larger birch trees! But for smaller versions, I would recommend using diorite walls as a base with pale oak fences branching outward. Then birch leaves spamming on top :3

In the space of the first picture, the other ones are for reference of what the house already have

I'm really proud of this! Obviously graffiti has been done before, but I used birch signs to mellow out the paintings and kinda obscure it like it has been painted over. I also have garbage (not original, heavily inspired by MonkeySZN on tiktok) and just used dried kelp and candles for misc trash.

The street lamps are my original design and I'm extremely proud of them!! they have daylight sensors on top of them so they turn on at night.

(also ignore how I didn't finish terraforming behind these buildings on the right side of the screenshot)

Just a piston pushing them around inside. Thought it was a cool detail!

tons of random wildflowers + petals, mossy cobble, coarse dirt (the goat, leaves, and moss!

Shelves with the Mizunos 16 texture pack to add more dimension + detail onto my homes!

Posted this already but decided to post it here as well.

I prefer spruce trapdoor but jungle isn't bad.

on donutsmp, i duilt a safe base to bedrock but now i have these ugly bedrock in my floor... with what block bedrock match ????!!!!!

it has the resource pack flair due to the usage of “invisible item frame” texture pack :) last image is Bob driving the airplane

I wanted to store my villagers without the risk of them getting zombified and getting burned in the morning and I also did not want to spam torches around me just to make it safe for them while I'm building their trading hall.

so I came up with this lol, so far I have afk'd for 1 hour and was happy to see they are still alive without any zombies coming near them:)

I used Mangrove Trapdoors for the airplane windows, and I think they work surprisingly well.

Since they have that distinct hole in the middle, they naturally look like windows.

Another huge plus is that they are super thin. Instead of using full blocks that take up a lot of room, these trapdoors save a ton of interior space, making it easier to build the seats and aisle inside while keeping the cabin open and comfortable.

Let me know what you think!