Clearly sleep deprived Scar and Wels terraforming a cave was so wholesome and great. I'm so glad the Hermita are asking each other for help this season rather than sticking it out on their own. Also, Wels' laugh is infectious. Thanks for another banger episode, I'm loving this season!
Can I just say that it's really cool to see Scar at work with decorating. So often he's that fun and whimsical guy, but seeing him and his eye for decorating was such a cool side of Scar to see.
I remember same last season when he was teaching impulse decorating terrain for his mountain gradient. Hos explain voice and prank voice are like 2 different people
Especially since Scar tends to do before and after shots of his builds, i noticed it with the "elven twirl" at the start of season 9. I understand not a builds are easy to timelapse or do in real time with the audience, but cutting from nothing to finished obscures the process behind how he makes his beautiful builds. It makes it nice when we see him helping others become better builders, and the audience can come along for the ride and learn.
@jasonreed7522 I would like to see a scar second channel where he uploads the build process, almost like a vod but yk I doubt he streams the more intricate builds
You might as well embrace the pupper barking irl by having an in-game pupper accompanying you in your videos and looking at him or interacting with him whenever your irl pupper barks
@Oduunich as an early 90s baby I regret to inform you that those days aren't that recent anymore, I'm not so self-pitying as to call them 'the old days' but they are certainly looking distinguished 😅
yep, I even Subscribed to TFC, RIP... and others. I think All of them except joe & skizzel, I'm starting to watch them not just because they new but I just learn a lot from all of the Hermits.
I feel like the Glow Lichen really made the cave top pop-off. Surprising what one little element can bring to a build! Cheers to Scar for helping you out, too.
I loved the design process with Scar. You two bouncing ideas off each other was so cool to watch. I feel like we don't usually get a peek into that side of things.
I really like that you took the cave roof build in a direction that didn't rely on spamming plants. It feels very realistic the way it was textured, shaped, and detailed.
this is my first season watching Wels and he's quickly becoming one of my favourites, too I love the higher energy bits from a lot of the other hermits, but sometimes that more laid back style is exactly what I need. Wels, Xb, Beef, X and such are so perfect for that
i remember viewing his hermitquest rift series and finding myself enjoying it more than any other hermit’s pov… i rewatch it every now again when i kinda forget about it but his hermitcraft videos are always very nice to watch
time to be honest ... never saw Welsknight's content but this hermit permit idea was soooo good and gave a good reason to just check everyone again and I was hooked well done you gained a subscriber and a regular viewer such a good concept and such a good episode ..... Thank you
Wels, just an FYI about the copper bulbs in case you haven't learned this since: a redstone signal toggles the copper bulb on and off, rather than actively powering it. Once you use a redstone power source, as you saw, you can remove the source entirely and have the bulb stay lit. You only need to power it again if you want to turn it off. It is essentially a T flip-flop in a single block. 😊
A part of me died when Scar said he has never played Zelda, but awesome cave Wels. If I could make a recommendation, maybe various stone walls and iron bars may be better stalactites than the drip stone. That color has always been hard to use and effectively incorporate into builds, but walls and iron bars are a good neutral solution.
I think what's Scar is saying about the Stalagtites is , instead of the pointy block itself, you make a bigger stalagtite shape out of stone. Another suggestion to make it even better is to combine stalagmite and stalagtite shapes to make cave columns.
I think having the floor be completely clean looks better than the addition of any stalagmites for this particular build. It would be nice if Minecraft had a bit more options for tapering from blocks to dripstone. Imagine if dripstone could work like stairs and 4 dripstone in a square on the same X would become a single column of dripstone centered around the shared corner... Also, minor side note: When hanging from a ceiling the term is stalactite, with a c. (I only know this because I used to use the 'g' in stalagmite to associate it as the pointy things coming from the ground and the 'c' in stalactite to associate with the pointy things coming from the ceiling.)
@olisani1864 I'm not talking about the floors, Im talking about putting it in the water areas. The floors can stay as is or texture it a little bit . But anyway , that's just my opinion.
@@jasonmolisani1864 Again, I wasnt talking about the floors. There's no need to put rocks on it in the first place, so I have no idea where you keep thinking that im talking about the floors for no reason.
@@crossfang1440 At this point you are nitpicking, which I guess is fair when my initial comment had a bit at the end regarding spelling. "Floor" in the both comments meant anything not wall or ceiling. That includes the part of the ground that is beneath water.
You hit my claustrophobia perfectly with the cave bits that come down. I have never been this uncomfortable looking at such a good looking storage room lol
The trouble with the storage room is your super organized chests contrast with the organics you are trying to get for the ceiling. It's super hard to go from organic to square convincingly. You would have needed to offset chests into cubbies and such for a more cave feel.
Wels just change the spruce planks under the chests for item block indicators. for example all the stone you use cobble as indicator. To minimize the item frame usage
imho wels, what ur kinda mising from ur cave is that the dripstone were hanging on the stone so the colors look mismatch. Maybe youcloud replace the dripstone on the stone with stone wall and iron bar to get the same effect as dripstone with different color.
i think some horizontal stripped spruce support beams would look fantastic in spots, as if they had to make space for the room and make sure it didn't cave in when moving in. a few glowberries wouldn't be amiss either (and you can shear them so they don't grow beyond one block if you want to) and they'd add just a little pop of color in the corners. or maybe a few bricked up spots that just look like it's repaired and a few fences in the cracks? or some mud blocks around the bottom of the well and in the corners to make it look real damp!! also i'm all for a symmetrical room but with the organic shapes it clashes a little between the styles. maybe open up a wall and make it a pocket room with a lower ceiling or make one of the ponds flow into an area outside the storage room like it's a little broken up and dark and damp? just some ideas!!
That was a bit jawdropping seeing Wels getting scar actually show another side you seldom see. The professional builder mode side, or as I would call it, the Hermitcraft Bob Ross Mode. Calm and relaxed, while putting blocks down, just like the former painter.
I like how Iskall didn't once mentioned that Beef took his horse in retaliation for him breaking Beef's house, after repeated attempts from Beef to make him stop.
The roof looks really good. I think it needs some mossy cobblestone and moss to make it look like an overgrown lush cave type of thing. That's what I always imagine when I think of a Smuggler's cove because it would be near water and the water would cause lots of algae and stuff like that. Having some glow berry vines would also help and maybe some spore blossoms.
Wells acting like a mediator between Beef and Iskall reminded me of two things: 1. A kindergarten teacher hearing out two kids who just played pretend and something went wrong so now he has to hear them out so they don't fight for real 2. A divorce lawyer on a meeting with his clients that are finally divorcing after years of doing shit to annoy each other.
Side point here: I have no idea how right he was, but Louis L'amour's explanation of the reasoning behind the hanging for horse thieves laws was that in a largely unsettled area where your only method of transportation was your feet or your horse, having your horse stolen could easily result in you dying--you'd be more or less stranded, quite possibly without the means to provide your own food, water and shelter.
I have to admit, I like it when we hear Wels's dog bark in the background and hope to hear it more throughout the season, even if you use the bark as an "end scene" bit. It could be a running gag/meme. 🐶
idk how to describe it, but it has this sort of rocky or gravely shape to it? that when combined with his mellow tone makes his voice sound really good.
In your storage room, one thing that might help the cave feel is having a rough pillar randomly between the floor and ceiling in one of your pond corners to have a natural symmetry break. Like an oversized stalagtite and stalagmites merged
4:55 the heart of the horse xD oh my I added a few more Hermits to my S10 subscription list and Im really happy I gave Wels a look, because I really like his vibe and these collabs this ep were all unique and fun!
I’m a relatively recent hermitcraft discoverer, and i’ve been randomly been looking back at older seasons by different hermits. One of my favourite discoveries has been your collabs with scar from season 4, and this episode reminded me of that, in the best possible way. Fun and very chill.
The glow lichen just helped so much. I like the storage area. I think it could maybe use more dripstone blocks to help the pointed dripstone blend with the stone.
It was so cool to see you work together with Scar on this awesome cave build! I think the only other entities you could add would be axolotls in one pond and some fish in another (that way the axys don't eat them all!). It's been fun seeing this fortress come together this season Wels!
So the full story with iskall and beef, is that iskall just started trolling beef, you know, doing small annoying things, but he did this alot, to the extent of driving someone mad almost. 😂 Anyway, and so beef was just throwing it back at him, annoying him right back. Thats why he took iskall's horse. Thats why he started jumping up and down with the horse when iskall started ahooting at him. Its also why he even threatened the horse. So what im saying is, iskall kinda got what was coming to him. But also, now its moved on from that, and ira just mutual chaos, now they're just both pushing eachother. Never in a bad way i suppose since you're all friends, but all im saying is iskall absolutely deserved the outcome he got. Dont let him smooth talk you into anything otherwise. He was, ASKING, for that kind of reaction. 😂
The only little detail you could add to the ceiling of your smugglers cave, is to add some pockets of water in the ceiling above the pools so you get the water dripping particles, would be a nice small detail
It's nice seeing a Scar + Wels collab! You two were the duo back in the day! It's been a long time. Last time I remember was building a bridge in season 4 together.
"Cave addition idea"... hanging roots from rooted dirt found under azalea trees... a few hanging from the top spread out from the well hole edge toward the drip stone like a bit of life coming through the ground would be a nice touch.
I wound up using barrels and relevant blocks in the floor to "label" my storage area instead of chests and item frames. I do prefer the look of the latter, but I was getting too much lag. That Smuggler's Cove looks great! It's fun that you got Scar to help out, I learned from both of you. Thanks for showing the process!
Love the colab to finish up the storage room. It's really cool to get an additional pair of eyes on your build, and still have it be your own vision in the end!
I feel like with that roof in your storage room, the flooring needs to be a little less perfect. Maybe you could have some oddities with some slabs being a half block lower, some waterlogged stairs?
That was amazing watching you work with Scar on your ceiling. You two were so calm and slowly putting it all together. It was amazing watching it come together. Great to see you back with the hermitcraft crew Welsknight!
Your storage room is looking *gorgeous* Wels! It really evokes the feeling of being underground. I wonder what shop you're going to make with the permits you have, too.
I super love the Cavestorage and also the video segment. Watching the thoughtprocess was super interesting! I just feel like there could be some stalagtites and stalagmites connected to each other. Right now there is a lot of "mass" hanging from the ceiling without support structures.
The storage room is looking fantastic! I was thinking while watching that the pointed drip stone should be grouped over the water pools. On the outer edges nearer the chests maybe pull in some more man made tuff brick blocks to look like it’s been worked on to eliminate water leakage above the walkways.
Storage room roof looking good I would suggest some of the hanging roots in a few places the colour would go perfect with the dripstone and add another natural element without going down the lush route.
Fun fact BUD stands for block update detection and it was discovered by Etho a long time ago way before Mojang incorporated it as a feature in the game.
that storage room looks so good!! one suggestion is that, you could use jungle wood planks behind the chests instead, as they would look very similar to the mud bricks. I know that Pearl has many jungle trees.
I think a few full pillars in the storage room going from the water to the roof would be a nice additional but of variety. And some dried plants from the desert for more detail perhaps.
Maybe some more mossy cobble around the larger dripstones as it's where damp has accumulated and encourage moss growth? And sparing use of vines and glowberry vines to enforce the dampness?
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Clearly sleep deprived Scar and Wels terraforming a cave was so wholesome and great. I'm so glad the Hermita are asking each other for help this season rather than sticking it out on their own. Also, Wels' laugh is infectious. Thanks for another banger episode, I'm loving this season!
The wellsknight being a legit lawyer is such a fun aspect to the hermitcraft lore
Hes a lawyer? Never knew that 😮
@@jessekoopman9475he was a paralegal in the military :D
Ah yes...
*"THE WELSKNIGHT"*
@@purplenicknameit’s one letter. Chill
@@jessekoopman9475 he was a lawyer in season 4
I love that the Beef/Iskall feud has evolved to the point where they’ve now brought in the lawyer for mediation. 😂 I love it!
Can I just say that it's really cool to see Scar at work with decorating. So often he's that fun and whimsical guy, but seeing him and his eye for decorating was such a cool side of Scar to see.
I remember same last season when he was teaching impulse decorating terrain for his mountain gradient. Hos explain voice and prank voice are like 2 different people
Especially since Scar tends to do before and after shots of his builds, i noticed it with the "elven twirl" at the start of season 9.
I understand not a builds are easy to timelapse or do in real time with the audience, but cutting from nothing to finished obscures the process behind how he makes his beautiful builds.
It makes it nice when we see him helping others become better builders, and the audience can come along for the ride and learn.
@jasonreed7522 I would like to see a scar second channel where he uploads the build process, almost like a vod but yk I doubt he streams the more intricate builds
Hearing quiet scar just talking with wels through a build was so nice to hear.
It was kinda strange to hear him so quiet but it was relaxing all the same
He sounded tired, it was a little jarring. Not bad, just, not usual.
@@WoodlandDrake It's probably more of his thinking voice, as opposed to his presenting voice.
I was thinking how similar he sounded to Doc's "playing TCG" mumbling, haha. Hyper focused.
Watching Scar’s creating and building process is something I really miss in his videos tho
You might as well embrace the pupper barking irl by having an in-game pupper accompanying you in your videos and looking at him or interacting with him whenever your irl pupper barks
I like that.
"In the old days" Wels, they still had that law about hanging horse thieves on the books in FL in the 90s.
I assume it wasnt enacted
@oz_jones it had been a law. Pretty sure it's been removed now.
And it *still* wouldn't have ever been applied to "I rode my friend's horse 30 feet and then he chose to shoot it dead for fun"
@Oduunich as an early 90s baby I regret to inform you that those days aren't that recent anymore, I'm not so self-pitying as to call them 'the old days' but they are certainly looking distinguished 😅
The benefits of being subscribed to 10 hermits + the recap is that the second I finish an episode I get to watch another almost instantly
Lol truee
Came from Scar's?
yep, I even Subscribed to TFC, RIP... and others. I think All of them except joe & skizzel, I'm starting to watch them not just because they new but I just learn a lot from all of the Hermits.
came from scar's? same.
@@silent_statement757 I came from Rens but watched Scars before that lol
the dog barking then just cut to the next clip lol
seriously the hard cut to the next clip had me cracking up
My favourite
Works as a great transition 😂
Madeline pfp spotted (is this the madeline in china mod pfp? :) )
@@dry4smash946 I just found it online lol, I think it's just some cute fanart
I feel like the Glow Lichen really made the cave top pop-off. Surprising what one little element can bring to a build! Cheers to Scar for helping you out, too.
I loved that moment with Scar, it was so quiet and peaceful. And the cave looks amazing! Love it!
I loved the design process with Scar. You two bouncing ideas off each other was so cool to watch. I feel like we don't usually get a peek into that side of things.
I really like that you took the cave roof build in a direction that didn't rely on spamming plants. It feels very realistic the way it was textured, shaped, and detailed.
Welsknight is my favorite hermit, no questions asked. He has got such a calming vibe to him and I admire that. His building is also amazing.
I love the laid-back build style too. Makes building impressive builds feel a lot more approachable.
You will also like xb or beef and even xisuma as well all super chill.
this is my first season watching Wels and he's quickly becoming one of my favourites, too
I love the higher energy bits from a lot of the other hermits, but sometimes that more laid back style is exactly what I need. Wels, Xb, Beef, X and such are so perfect for that
i remember viewing his hermitquest rift series and finding myself enjoying it more than any other hermit’s pov… i rewatch it every now again when i kinda forget about it
but his hermitcraft videos are always very nice to watch
time to be honest ... never saw Welsknight's content but this hermit permit idea was soooo good and gave a good reason to just check everyone again and I was hooked well done you gained a subscriber and a regular viewer such a good concept and such a good episode ..... Thank you
Wels is quickly entering my regular rotation.
Wels, just an FYI about the copper bulbs in case you haven't learned this since: a redstone signal toggles the copper bulb on and off, rather than actively powering it. Once you use a redstone power source, as you saw, you can remove the source entirely and have the bulb stay lit. You only need to power it again if you want to turn it off. It is essentially a T flip-flop in a single block. 😊
The crafter and the bulb have done wonders for shrinking down certain redstone circuits.
A part of me died when Scar said he has never played Zelda, but awesome cave Wels. If I could make a recommendation, maybe various stone walls and iron bars may be better stalactites than the drip stone. That color has always been hard to use and effectively incorporate into builds, but walls and iron bars are a good neutral solution.
That roof is looking amazing. It was nice to see some insight of how scar thinks.
I think what's Scar is saying about the Stalagtites is , instead of the pointy block itself, you make a bigger stalagtite shape out of stone. Another suggestion to make it even better is to combine stalagmite and stalagtite shapes to make cave columns.
I think having the floor be completely clean looks better than the addition of any stalagmites for this particular build. It would be nice if Minecraft had a bit more options for tapering from blocks to dripstone. Imagine if dripstone could work like stairs and 4 dripstone in a square on the same X would become a single column of dripstone centered around the shared corner...
Also, minor side note: When hanging from a ceiling the term is stalactite, with a c. (I only know this because I used to use the 'g' in stalagmite to associate it as the pointy things coming from the ground and the 'c' in stalactite to associate with the pointy things coming from the ceiling.)
@olisani1864 I'm not talking about the floors, Im talking about putting it in the water areas. The floors can stay as is or texture it a little bit . But anyway , that's just my opinion.
@@crossfang1440 I did consider the water areas and stand by my statement that the floors look better to me without stalagmites.
@@jasonmolisani1864 Again, I wasnt talking about the floors. There's no need to put rocks on it in the first place, so I have no idea where you keep thinking that im talking about the floors for no reason.
@@crossfang1440 At this point you are nitpicking, which I guess is fair when my initial comment had a bit at the end regarding spelling. "Floor" in the both comments meant anything not wall or ceiling. That includes the part of the ground that is beneath water.
I loved seeing how you got other hermits' advice for your smuggler's cave! I really love the collaborative environment and helping out with builds
Could maybe add some raw iron blocks to the ceiling to help blend the dripstone coloring into the rest of the ceiling.
You hit my claustrophobia perfectly with the cave bits that come down. I have never been this uncomfortable looking at such a good looking storage room lol
The Bud switch joke had me cracking up.
Its nice to see Scar's build process off-stream. Quiet Scar is so introspective.
Ooh the cave like roof was such an incredible touch to the storage room
The trouble with the storage room is your super organized chests contrast with the organics you are trying to get for the ceiling. It's super hard to go from organic to square convincingly. You would have needed to offset chests into cubbies and such for a more cave feel.
It’s crazy seeing all the hermits on the side of the screen during the hermit permit meeting. There’s so many of you!
I love how the storage room turned out
Iskal and Beef bickering 😂
Wels just change the spruce planks under the chests for item block indicators. for example all the stone you use cobble as indicator. To minimize the item frame usage
Design Scar vs on camera Scar are like two different people and he deserves love and adoration for being so lovely in both aspects.
imho wels, what ur kinda mising from ur cave is that the dripstone were hanging on the stone so the colors look mismatch. Maybe youcloud replace the dripstone on the stone with stone wall and iron bar to get the same effect as dripstone with different color.
Or maybe andesite wall into the iron bar to make it more gradual.
Honestly I think the glow lichen brought the room together. It looks amazing!
i think some horizontal stripped spruce support beams would look fantastic in spots, as if they had to make space for the room and make sure it didn't cave in when moving in. a few glowberries wouldn't be amiss either (and you can shear them so they don't grow beyond one block if you want to) and they'd add just a little pop of color in the corners. or maybe a few bricked up spots that just look like it's repaired and a few fences in the cracks? or some mud blocks around the bottom of the well and in the corners to make it look real damp!! also i'm all for a symmetrical room but with the organic shapes it clashes a little between the styles. maybe open up a wall and make it a pocket room with a lower ceiling or make one of the ponds flow into an area outside the storage room like it's a little broken up and dark and damp? just some ideas!!
The ceiling looks great. Some hanging roots would be nice and maybe spiderweb, some stone buttons
Loved the interactions in this episode. Wels is such a good coconspirator with Beef. And your vision for the ceiling… awesome.
Scar trying to be as polite as possible when parts of the cave ceiling didn’t look quiiiite right 😂
I am so loving that guys driving around horse machines
I love that natural collab. Help me free style a build and I'll give you the permit. Really cool and it makes everything way more natural!
It feels strange to hear Scar being so calm and focused on building. Wels is just so calm, he calms even Scar :)
That was a bit jawdropping seeing Wels getting scar actually show another side you seldom see. The professional builder mode side, or as I would call it, the Hermitcraft Bob Ross Mode. Calm and relaxed, while putting blocks down, just like the former painter.
I like how Iskall didn't once mentioned that Beef took his horse in retaliation for him breaking Beef's house, after repeated attempts from Beef to make him stop.
Beef also didn’t mention that, if that was the reason beef took the horse you would think he would have mentioned that to wels.
The roof looks really good. I think it needs some mossy cobblestone and moss to make it look like an overgrown lush cave type of thing. That's what I always imagine when I think of a Smuggler's cove because it would be near water and the water would cause lots of algae and stuff like that. Having some glow berry vines would also help and maybe some spore blossoms.
Wells acting like a mediator between Beef and Iskall reminded me of two things:
1. A kindergarten teacher hearing out two kids who just played pretend and something went wrong so now he has to hear them out so they don't fight for real
2. A divorce lawyer on a meeting with his clients that are finally divorcing after years of doing shit to annoy each other.
I just learned that Wels was actually a paralegal in the military.
Side point here: I have no idea how right he was, but Louis L'amour's explanation of the reasoning behind the hanging for horse thieves laws was that in a largely unsettled area where your only method of transportation was your feet or your horse, having your horse stolen could easily result in you dying--you'd be more or less stranded, quite possibly without the means to provide your own food, water and shelter.
As a somewhat off and on viewer, I definitely enjoy seeing you colab with the other hermits :)
I have to admit, I like it when we hear Wels's dog bark in the background and hope to hear it more throughout the season, even if you use the bark as an "end scene" bit. It could be a running gag/meme. 🐶
I absolutely love his voice
idk how to describe it, but it has this sort of rocky or gravely shape to it? that when combined with his mellow tone makes his voice sound really good.
What Scar meant when he said „bud switch“ was a one block size „t flip flop“, which is somewhat of a game changer in redstone circuits
In your storage room, one thing that might help the cave feel is having a rough pillar randomly between the floor and ceiling in one of your pond corners to have a natural symmetry break. Like an oversized stalagtite and stalagmites merged
I really like the idea of hermits reaching out to other hermits for help in their areas of expertise
4:55 the heart of the horse xD oh my
I added a few more Hermits to my S10 subscription list and Im really happy I gave Wels a look, because I really like his vibe and these collabs this ep were all unique and fun!
That ceiling looks seriously impressive. I am 100% looking forwards to seeing you work more with organics this season!
I’m a relatively recent hermitcraft discoverer, and i’ve been randomly been looking back at older seasons by different hermits. One of my favourite discoveries has been your collabs with scar from season 4, and this episode reminded me of that, in the best possible way. Fun and very chill.
The ceiling turned out so nice, the glowy bits really pop and give it like a kind of magical feel.
The horses being a whole-ass part of the lore this season 😂😂
The glow lichen just helped so much. I like the storage area. I think it could maybe use more dripstone blocks to help the pointed dripstone blend with the stone.
It was so cool to see you work together with Scar on this awesome cave build! I think the only other entities you could add would be axolotls in one pond and some fish in another (that way the axys don't eat them all!). It's been fun seeing this fortress come together this season Wels!
Great video! Just to let you know, as long as a block doesn't have a light level of 0, nothing can spawn there. So your ceiling should be good!
So the full story with iskall and beef, is that iskall just started trolling beef, you know, doing small annoying things, but he did this alot, to the extent of driving someone mad almost. 😂
Anyway, and so beef was just throwing it back at him, annoying him right back.
Thats why he took iskall's horse.
Thats why he started jumping up and down with the horse when iskall started ahooting at him.
Its also why he even threatened the horse.
So what im saying is, iskall kinda got what was coming to him.
But also, now its moved on from that, and ira just mutual chaos, now they're just both pushing eachother.
Never in a bad way i suppose since you're all friends, but all im saying is iskall absolutely deserved the outcome he got.
Dont let him smooth talk you into anything otherwise.
He was, ASKING, for that kind of reaction. 😂
That ceiling looks great! love how it enhances the vibe of the storage room.
"we're getting some drip now" right after the cut from Scar not having any armour to Scar having diamond armour. Getting some drip indeed lol.
I love the smuggler’s cove vibe. I’m doing something similar although at a smaller scale on my personal world and this gave me a lot of inspiration.
The collabs in this episode were on point!
Great to see Scar and Wels together again
Seems like an additional side entrance into the smuggler's cove could come through the water from underground. A secret escape as it were.
The only little detail you could add to the ceiling of your smugglers cave, is to add some pockets of water in the ceiling above the pools so you get the water dripping particles, would be a nice small detail
I think it's missing a collapsed pillar in the middle like real grottos
It's nice seeing a Scar + Wels collab! You two were the duo back in the day! It's been a long time. Last time I remember was building a bridge in season 4 together.
27:13 The Sl1pg8r vibes and memories this sent me down! I'm not on this channel often, but I forget how truly enjoyable and relaxing Wels is!
I just love the hermit interactions this season just puts a huge smile to my face.
and Wels could be a good Para Legal/ Lawyer this season XD
i think adding a few vines around the well entrance would make the center pop a little, giving it a center piece.
I'm a fan of embedding a block in the floor for each column of similar blocks. It even works for a few of the item groups, ie melon for foodstuffs.
"Cave addition idea"... hanging roots from rooted dirt found under azalea trees... a few hanging from the top spread out from the well hole edge toward the drip stone like a bit of life coming through the ground would be a nice touch.
You can use some ambience lighting in the ceiling like frog lights glowstones etc.
Cozy Sunday time~
I wound up using barrels and relevant blocks in the floor to "label" my storage area instead of chests and item frames. I do prefer the look of the latter, but I was getting too much lag. That Smuggler's Cove looks great! It's fun that you got Scar to help out, I learned from both of you. Thanks for showing the process!
Love how the cave ceiling turned out and a well entrance is such a fun touch!
Love the colab to finish up the storage room. It's really cool to get an additional pair of eyes on your build, and still have it be your own vision in the end!
I love your theme this season, I think it's honestly the best style to use in Minecraft
You working with Scar is magic. It shows everyone that no matter how good they are at something, getting a different perspective is always worthwhile.
Storage area looks fantastic!
Edit: also, I love when your dog barks. Big dog lover and just enjoy folks loving their pets by having them near.
Hello Wels. your videos are amazing
your energy is very unique than other hermits, this is why i watch your hermitcraft videos.
I feel like with that roof in your storage room, the flooring needs to be a little less perfect. Maybe you could have some oddities with some slabs being a half block lower, some waterlogged stairs?
That was amazing watching you work with Scar on your ceiling. You two were so calm and slowly putting it all together. It was amazing watching it come together.
Great to see you back with the hermitcraft crew Welsknight!
Your storage room is looking *gorgeous* Wels! It really evokes the feeling of being underground. I wonder what shop you're going to make with the permits you have, too.
Loved working with Scar to get this ceiling done! Such a great idea to get his expertise as part of the trade!
I super love the Cavestorage and also the video segment. Watching the thoughtprocess was super interesting! I just feel like there could be some stalagtites and stalagmites connected to each other. Right now there is a lot of "mass" hanging from the ceiling without support structures.
Iskall calling out him dropping you in that hole when you got that redstone permit is cracking me up dkshg
The storage room is looking fantastic! I was thinking while watching that the pointed drip stone should be grouped over the water pools. On the outer edges nearer the chests maybe pull in some more man made tuff brick blocks to look like it’s been worked on to eliminate water leakage above the walkways.
Storage room roof looking good I would suggest some of the hanging roots in a few places the colour would go perfect with the dripstone and add another natural element without going down the lush route.
Fun fact BUD stands for block update detection and it was discovered by Etho a long time ago way before Mojang incorporated it as a feature in the game.
that storage room looks so good!! one suggestion is that, you could use jungle wood planks behind the chests instead, as they would look very similar to the mud bricks. I know that Pearl has many jungle trees.
In the Smuggler's Cave you could put Ore's in the ceiling if you wanted more stuff to add to it.
I think a few full pillars in the storage room going from the water to the roof would be a nice additional but of variety. And some dried plants from the desert for more detail perhaps.
Always loving the interactions! The cave is absolutely amazing.
Maybe some more mossy cobble around the larger dripstones as it's where damp has accumulated and encourage moss growth? And sparing use of vines and glowberry vines to enforce the dampness?
the tuft really made the difference on the cave ceiling. looks good.
I love the color pallet of the whole storage room!
It's been so long since I've gotten to watch a Wels video. I'm so happy that I can right now