【マインクラフト】洋風な家の作り方 – 建築講座 #DeerBuild | Minecraft summary

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ディアー / Deer より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

materials list

oak log 19

oak planks 2stack+62

oak stairs 9

oak slab 3

oak trapdoor 36

oak door 1

oak gate 2

spruce log 4

spruce planks 41

spruce stairs 11

spruce slab 16

spruce trapdoor 1stack+8

spruce door 3

spruce fence 29

spruce gate 11

spruce sign 4

lantern 7

barrel 7

crafting table 1

campfire 4

chest 15

enderchest 1

radder 2

string 7

tripwire fook 1

lever 1

oak pressure plate 1

bed 4

white wool 2stack+1

glass 58

stone 6

stone stairs 3

stone slab 34

andesite 26

andesite wall 9

polished andesite 4

stoneblicks 24

cobblestone 39

furnace 1

smoker 2

cauldron 1

coarse dirt 2stack+10

gravel 4

leaves 15

splants ~

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Spectre より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

Beautiful!

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八みちゅ bot より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

おくれてしもたぁ！

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玉座/まるで松竹梅より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

丁度洋風建築作ろうとしてたから、ためになる

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あやたかより:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

ディアくん〜!!今回の家作ったよ〜!!すごくオシャレだし分かりやすいから早く作れたよ〜!! おつかれサンダー＼(^o^)／

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來より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

ほんまにセンスの塊

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白菜の鍋より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

家もそうだけどにわもすごいなー

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Дима Колпак より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

Мне понравилось:)

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情野千秋より:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

マジスゴ

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かたまさより:

2020年1月5日 6:12 PM

海外のドラマのシーンで出てきそう（小並感）

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ネル/ Neru より:

2020年1月5日 11:13 PM

うぽサンダー、投稿ペース早くて嬉しいです。
一見複雑そうに見えて、実際に作ってみると簡単でした！羊毛ブロックも建材になることが勉強になりました。

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ゆぽんずより:

2020年1月5日 11:13 PM

作りてえ

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voreeen より:

2020年1月5日 11:13 PM

You are sooo good at building!

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いっひっひちゃん雑魚。より:

2020年1月5日 11:13 PM

主の建築力がとても凄いことは知ってて、それを前提で言うんだけど、やっぱり影MODって強いよね

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Neřeš To より:

2020年1月6日 4:12 AM

T.Y.

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an より:

2020年1月6日 4:12 AM

もうほんとこういうのはセンスよ……
センスの塊よ……

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Hanayumi より:

2020年1月6日 4:12 AM

Brazillian here!

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Toom Kay より:

2020年1月6日 4:12 AM

omg i got back from uni to see u uploaded a vid!! im so excitedddd <3<3<3<3<3

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sirrliv より:

2020年1月6日 9:13 AM

This is a very charming house. The design is simple, yet tasteful, and the overall interior layout is nicely done. That said, I do have a few points of constructive criticism. Let me be clear though, none of this is to mean that I don’t like it; I do like it quite a lot, and all of these comments are things the player may choose to do on their own if they do desire. With that said, here we go:

1. The placement of the chimney, while it looks nice, makes no functional sense. There is nothing connecting it to a fireplace or vents from the furnaces, nor connecting it through the upper floor. It’s just a decorative item stuck onto the roof. My idea would be to shift it over to the far edge of the roof and connect it to a fireplace or similar so that it at least looks like it has a purpose for being there.

2. The use of white wool as a wall material is rather old fashioned for Minecraft. I can see some advantages to it, particularly as a viable alternative for players who don’t have access to any sort of skeleton farm and thus can’t get large amounts of white terracotta or concrete, or even bone blocks if you want some added texture. If the biome allows it and if you’re careful with lighting placement, one could even use snow blocks. But overall, I’d argue that the use of wool for walls is so 2014, and that Minecraft architecture, even for simple houses like this, has moved on from that.

3. The inefficient use of space in room designs. This is most evident on the ground floor where the main room is dominated by a nicely made but also huge dining table. There really is no need for such a large furniture piece in such a small house. Even as seen in this video, it is awkward to walk around and leaves a room that is otherwise remarkably open for its size feeling cramped and claustrophobic. A better idea might be some form of sofa or lounge seating to still give a comfortable homely air while focusing more on the kitchenette part to the back, which should at least have a crafting table and either a furnace or a blast furnace/smoker combo.

3a. Similarly, while not as bad, the upstairs bedrooms could be better utilized as well. When dealing with rooms this small, a massive double bed with headboard that fills the whole room by itself is really not the best way to go. A smaller single bed with a trapdoor footboard will do the job just fine while freeing up more space for other things like decoration, armor stands, etc.

4. Expansions. This is less a criticism and more an observation, and actually a major plus side to this house. Thanks to its simple design and style, it lends itself very well to expansion by the player. I’ve seen at least one person comment that they wanted a bathroom, and I can easily see where one would add on another room for that purpose. Likewise, a library/enchanting room could fit very well to the right of the foyer, with a potions room extending off the back to break up the rectangular footprint. More lateral expansion could also mean more farmland for a greater variety of crops, or more green space for trees and flowers.

What I’m trying to get across is that while this house is not perfect and has what I might consider a couple serious issues, such as the nonsensical chimney placement and the outdated wall material, it also has some very good aspects to it as well. From here, it’s up to the player to unlock its true potential.

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rɨdɨɴghood rɨdɨɴghood より:

2020年1月6日 9:13 AM

*i love your videos, they’re amazing!*
This one is so lovely.

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ღ Snow ღ より:

2020年1月6日 2:13 PM

Me encantan las casas que haces!

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Mai-senpai より:

2020年1月6日 2:13 PM

Konichiwa Deer 🙂

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imomushi 703 より:

2020年1月6日 2:13 PM

コマンド少し使える

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