Hey, great video! Im not sure if you've had it in the past, and you're just waiting for an updated version. But, I know vanilla tweaks makes a resource pack that stops endermen from being able to pick up blocks. I refuse to play on a world without that pack, lol. That's a quaint, comfy, zen garden. I like how you put it on the roof. I do have some suggestions to improve the look. Maybe swap out the bamboo path blocks with either basalt or combo of cobbled deepslate and basalt for a dark tone. This should help the garden stand out. Then bone mean parts in the water for more greenery. I saw a trick a long time ago where you use green stained glass panes and brown candles to make cat tails. Then maybe add bits of azela leaves, both flowering and regular. Lastly, bring the supports of the bridge up and make a torii gates on either end. Oh, and don't forget tropical fish! Glad to see you back in a rhythm! One more little tip, you can also water log either leaves or mangrown roots and place coral fans on them.
Hey, great video! Im not sure if you've had it in the past, and you're just waiting for an updated version. But, I know vanilla tweaks makes a resource pack that stops endermen from being able to pick up blocks. I refuse to play on a world without that pack, lol.
That's a quaint, comfy, zen garden. I like how you put it on the roof. I do have some suggestions to improve the look. Maybe swap out the bamboo path blocks with either basalt or combo of cobbled deepslate and basalt for a dark tone. This should help the garden stand out. Then bone mean parts in the water for more greenery. I saw a trick a long time ago where you use green stained glass panes and brown candles to make cat tails. Then maybe add bits of azela leaves, both flowering and regular. Lastly, bring the supports of the bridge up and make a torii gates on either end. Oh, and don't forget tropical fish!
Glad to see you back in a rhythm!
One more little tip, you can also water log either leaves or mangrown roots and place coral fans on them.
@@TimeArchitect some great tips there! I'll be sure to try some of them thanks!