Is it your first night on Minecraft? Maybe you won't settle for that crummy first-night dirt shack. If you're crafty, you can build a good house, even on your first night.

Part 1
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Gathering Resources

  1. A good seed for this build is in a forest, next to a lake.
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  3. This is where the river/lake is needed. Gather 6 sand, make a furnace and start smelting the sand while you continue the build.
    • If you want extra effect, collect some clay from the riverbed. This will be used for a flowerpot or 2 later.
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Part 2
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Beginning to Build

  1. Next, jump on top of the box and place a slab on the planks then extend the slabs around the box.
  2. Fill the floor of the box in with birch planks. Then place an oak door in the hole.
  3. Make those glass you smelted into panes and fill the 2 wide hole with them. Then make a hole on the back right corner, 3 long 1 wide 1 high so you can see through the corner into the room. Fill the space with panes.
  4. On the front extend the slabs to the end of the window and go 2 blocks back on the left side.
  5. Then just make any tweaks you feel necessary to the exterior, but don't detail just yet. Also, if you're more of an experienced minecrafter, you can try build more rooms, or even make your house more than one story.
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Part 3
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Detailing the Exterior

  1. The house is done!
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  • Question
    What if a mob starts to attack me when I want to start?
    TimeIsAFortune
    Community Answer
    There will be no hostile mobs when you spawn. Use time productively before dark or hostile mobs will spawn.
  • Question
    Can I make the oak wood into oak blocks?
    TimeIsAFortune
    Community Answer
    Put it in the 3x3 grid and on the right, it will show 4 wood planks, useful for making, collect and you have your wood planks.
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      • This all (apart from grass growing) can be done in under one Minecraft day; you can live in this house by nightfall!


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