ITS SO GOOD Those time-lapse are sick 💯 And I also like how the building part is in survival and detailed you explain I didn't have trouble going back and forth to build it on my own And your voice is also soothing
Leeet's go :D another vid. It's kinda late though and tomorrow I got some lectures. Ah gotta love your uni. sooo consider this com a bump, and I'll catch up tomorrow ;) good night ✨
@@Blitzheart Thank you so much 😁 they were ok, but I am done for today so I caught up with the episode, and it was cool, I really like the kelp farm look. Looking forward next one ;)
I've been watching your streams and other videos, and I love how you show off your process for designing stuff in creative, not many others do that, but i did want to ask just how much you do in creative when compared to survival. Do you prefer to make a sort of concept in creative then actually put it together in survival, while making changes as you go? Or basically copy what you do in creative into survival? I do the latter, and I think that could be contributing to my boredom and inability to come up with stuff on the spot :/
Creative is something I like to use sometimes, but not all the time. Some of my builds, especially smaller and more organic ones, were made on the spot in survival making changes while I go. For many other builds though, I just roughly make segments to figure out the design. Often I just make the front in creative and I never really texture it or detail it beyond what I need for decision making. I like to keep some of the magic of making it in survival by saving all those fun details for the real thing! Creative is somewhere I go when I have a vague idea for a build but still need to decide upon a clear concept - things like roof shape and block palette. For this video, I designed the kelp farm in creative beforehand and made the shop on the spot C: Thanks lots for the kind words and support! Hope you’re able to find joy in building again soon :D
@@Blitzheart have you ever made something you didn’t like at the end? What did you do after you built it or while you were building it? As I mentioned the other day that feeling of not liking something is what irks me, how do you get past that?
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Thanks so so much for watching!! What builds are you keen to see on the Core SMP next?? :D
ITS SO GOOD
Those time-lapse are sick 💯
And I also like how the building part is in survival and detailed you explain
I didn't have trouble going back and forth to build it on my own
And your voice is also soothing
Nice video mate :)
It’s an amazing video and I especially love the narration of it all
Your buildings are so beautiful. I like the build around the kelp farm and also the terrain in the water. Well done.
Thanks Koen!! I appreciate the support, good to have u here :D
Leeet's go :D another vid. It's kinda late though and tomorrow I got some lectures. Ah gotta love your uni. sooo consider this com a bump, and I'll catch up tomorrow ;) good night ✨
Goood night!! Thanks lots for the support, enjoy your lectures tomorrow! :D
@@Blitzheart Thank you so much 😁 they were ok, but I am done for today so I caught up with the episode, and it was cool, I really like the kelp farm look. Looking forward next one ;)
I've been watching your streams and other videos, and I love how you show off your process for designing stuff in creative, not many others do that, but i did want to ask just how much you do in creative when compared to survival.
Do you prefer to make a sort of concept in creative then actually put it together in survival, while making changes as you go? Or basically copy what you do in creative into survival?
I do the latter, and I think that could be contributing to my boredom and inability to come up with stuff on the spot :/
Creative is something I like to use sometimes, but not all the time. Some of my builds, especially smaller and more organic ones, were made on the spot in survival making changes while I go. For many other builds though, I just roughly make segments to figure out the design. Often I just make the front in creative and I never really texture it or detail it beyond what I need for decision making. I like to keep some of the magic of making it in survival by saving all those fun details for the real thing! Creative is somewhere I go when I have a vague idea for a build but still need to decide upon a clear concept - things like roof shape and block palette. For this video, I designed the kelp farm in creative beforehand and made the shop on the spot C:
Thanks lots for the kind words and support! Hope you’re able to find joy in building again soon :D
@@Blitzheart have you ever made something you didn’t like at the end? What did you do after you built it or while you were building it? As I mentioned the other day that feeling of not liking something is what irks me, how do you get past that?