Q&A for How to Make Cool Stuff in Minecraft

Just try to ignore people who say that. You know that you built it, and that's all that matters. Or you can tell them to give you an instruction to prove it, like replace a certain block with a block of wool, or put a sign post with their usernames on it.

Pick a mob or a structure and build it. Like a house built to look like a pig or you could make something like a rainbow sheep farm or pig racing stuff. You could even make a Minecraft village look a whole lot cooler by changing the design a little bit and adding different features to the houses. Or, you could even make a creeper shaped house or something similar.

Plant jungle saplings in a 4x4 square, and it will be a huge tree. Then make a ladder up, make a platform around the trunk of the tree, and you have a tree house!

Add a computer, do an elevator, put in a mob grinder, a vending machine, or an automatic furnace. The possibilities are endless!

Make tons of different houses together. Of course, it can be just the village, and you can build up a lot around it.

Make a house first. Then make a reception: Put some fences, 3 by 3 with a hole in the middle. Get an anvil and spawn villager egg, rename the villager to Receptionist. Spawn him in the hole, and once your cursor/something else touches him, you will see a tag named Receptionist. Either that, or you could be the receptionist. Then make more floors with flats/tiny houses with a crafting table, furnace, bed and chest. Then add the roof, some lights and a garden. You can also name the hotel with a sign. Put it above the door.

Make your dungeon cell underground. It's up to you what your dungeon cell looks like, but I prefer using stone and iron bars.

You will probably want to use a darker wood. Add some stools, which you can make out of fences and slabs and signs. Have a counter made out of stairs or slabs and if you want to get really fancy, you could use tripwire hooks to look like spouts for beer or similar drinks.

Find tutorials on websites like wikiHow, or go to Google Images and type in: "minecraft things to build", choose a suggestion that returns to build a replica on Minecraft. You can change it a bit, too. Borrow books on Minecraft buildings from your local or school library, for more ideas inspired by other builds.

Probably not. This was tested on many different consoles, and they all showed that fire can't spread when you've got fire spread off. However, if it is still spreading on your console, then use slabs. Wood sets on fire, slabs don't.

Use your imagination to mix up command blocks and make something like the Tardis, using the /tp command. Then, you can make your own server, or just get someone to come over and join your world.

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It depends. Are you an inventor type of person? Put redstone creations. Redstone creations always blow minds. Have you got a lot of time on your hands? Build something huge. Make games that you're actually able to play! Make the first ever working ferris wheel! Check out some of Stampy's YouTube videos for inspiration!

There isn't just one thing, there are lots of cool things that have been built in Minecraft. Things like epic pixel-art, computers, pac-man, video games, and awesome houses. Really -- everything is cool in Minecraft.

PC Edition: You can make your own server and ask someone to help, or find a poor server that almost no-one goes to and join, ask the creator to help. Console Edition: Get someone over to your house/hotel/refuge and they can help you build. As long as you've got two controllers, you'll be right.

A PvP arena is basically a castle or big space made out stone with a wooden floor. It also has traps, like soul sand, cactus lava, or long drop traps.

Maybe several real life months, if you work on it an hour a day. By the way, a smaller version of the Titanic would be a lot better.

Make a MASSIVE house and have all your friends come in. Maybe make rooms for each person!

Cities, floating islands, theme parks, temples to worship Herobrine, settings from movies, hotels, and restaurants, to name a few. For more ideas, do a Google or YouTube search.

A griefer trap is a mechanism that traps, injures or kills another player character if that player tries to grief you (break stuff that you've built or steal things from you). For example, a lever that looks like it opens your door, but actually drops them down a long fall.

You could build a train track, a house (it doesn’t have to be fancy), a statue of a mob, block, or player, and a shop.

Use the blocks version (Minecraft version) and make a thin, huge orange pillar, then add arms, (make the whole statue 3D). Then add a face and whiskers.

You cannot make command blocks in Minecraft in any version. You need to use the command "/give" and type in "/give @s command_block 1."

Go up or down a level! Build secret tunnels under your city, or islands floating in the sky. If there's water and you haven't built there, build a boat-town floating on top, or a cool underwater city encased in glass, or a sunken Atlantis.

DanTDM's famous Minecraft Lab has been recreated by many different fans, and you can find maps that you can download and play on your own computer. Search "DanTDM lab map" to find links to fan recreations to try.

You can't click "make server" on a console, but you can do so on a PC. Click on "join servers."

A darker wood with some white and blue would be good. You can choose whatever colors you want, though.

You take a reference photo and get all the blocks you think will be great for the structure. It takes a little patience and hard work to complete it. When you're done, build the staircase and block off the area of the torch to make it more realistic.

Place a lot of fences on top of each other, and place some wool on the side of it.

What about diamond or gold blocks? It will take you a while to collect the materials (if you're not working in creative) but that will make it even more fun! Lapis could look cool too.