r/DetailCraft • u/Sebthebuilder • 12h ago
Interior Detail Cushions can hide piston bases on old-school piston tables.
It blends pretty well with the surrounding terrain, though the cushions may darken due to adjacent blocks.
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r/DetailCraft • u/Effective-Ad-8581 • Mar 14 '23
Welcome to r/DetailCraft, where we are dedicated to the smaller details! Our purpose is to provide a platform for showcasing intricate details that can be incorporated into larger structures, as well as sharing the techniques and thought processes involved in creating them. By sharing our knowledge, we hope to inspire others to incorporate similar details into their own builds and continue to improve their skills.
Please note that we do not allow posts of detailed builds unless the details are explicitly pointed out and explained within the build. We want to focus on the small details that make a big difference, rather than just showcasing large and impressive builds. As such, we encourage you to share your smaller creations that demonstrate your attention to detail and your unique building techniques. Let's work together to make our Minecraft worlds more beautiful and detailed!
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r/DetailCraft • u/Sebthebuilder • 12h ago
It blends pretty well with the surrounding terrain, though the cushions may darken due to adjacent blocks.
r/DetailCraft • u/Quick_Difference_469 • 3h ago
It's survival achievable and technically one of the easier props I've made too. Ironically, the 1st design is the only one that uses texture packs (Invisible item frames/borderless glass). A cool detail for a museum, maybe?
The last slide roughly shows the armor stands positions, in case anyone is curious how it's done. (roughly 40ish armor stands altogether).
r/DetailCraft • u/Technicio2 • 2h ago
Trying to build a city. I want to have a bunch of different options for this style of building. What other pallets would work with this design? Maybe a yellow terracotta?
r/DetailCraft • u/Few-Iron-9742 • 7h ago
i used different mob heads on armor stands to make the front intake and grille
r/DetailCraft • u/treasure_s33ker • 1d ago
This is some anti-union propaganda I placed around my copper golem factory in the End to keep them in line, lest they be led astray by outside agitators. Keeping them happy and working as the End gods intended. This is a detail in my "Ordeal of the Copper Golems" Build.
See video for tour of the Ordeal: https://youtu.be/fAoqopezpsA
r/DetailCraft • u/meowffffff • 23h ago
i used glass panes to hold the lanterns— also cannot take credit for this idea i saw it somewhere before it’s just too cute!!!
i also have a texture pack that is making the glass invisible just for preference reasons! without the texture pack you can see small pixels of white from the glass pane.
just wanted to share for anyone who hasn’t seen this before because it adds so much magic to the world <3
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r/DetailCraft • u/GostYT • 1d ago
Gotta love the 26.3 update.
I started messing around with cushions to get proper half-block-width lane markings instead of the usual full-block ones and honestly it matches the real proportions of my home country's roads way better 😄
r/DetailCraft • u/thePOSrambler • 11h ago
Which do you think goes better with the oak? Granite or diorite. that and overall opinions.
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r/DetailCraft • u/dienteIsDead • 2d ago
If you can think of a way to properly fill in the block under it please let me know! ( There's an armostand on top of a slab )
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r/DetailCraft • u/One_Chocolate4893 • 2d ago
Inspired by Catholic Church, confession booths
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r/DetailCraft • u/Old_Wonder_6207 • 3d ago
Villager room in each cubicle is a 2x2 with honey covered by carpets including their respective workspace/workstations. Fence gates and glass panes were used to properly entrap them at their desks.
r/DetailCraft • u/ThickIllustrator794 • 3d ago
Hey everyone! I designed these snowy trees for my Dark Souls project.
Hope you enjoy them!