Minecraft end bases downloads

Many of the Minecraft builds on this list have been created by huge teams of people, but the detailed fantasy city Adamantis was created by one builder, jamdelaney1, and took just three months work. This sprawling city is chock-a-block with natural springs, aqueducts, walkways, bridges, and an open temple that looks over a cliff—very impressive work. Someone should give this team official planning permission because Greenfield is one heck of a well-structured city.

Greenfield is designed on a scale and features thousands of unique buildings with fully kitted out interiors. Giger , a Minecraft build that recreates the dark, biomechanical art of H.

There are exoskeleton horrors embedded in the walls, and a giant industrial human face looms down from the top of the structure, making it the perfect break from the tropical islands and fantasy cities featured in the rest of this Minecraft builds list.

I wasn't sure which screenshot of this build to choose because Novigrad looks stunning from every angle. As a heads up, this isn't the city from The Witcher 3, but ElysiumFire's own fantasy city—but maybe CD Projekt Red should ask the team for some help when they next return to the series. This Minecraft build isn't just a detailed recreation of Hogwarts, Witchcraft and Wizardry created by The Floo Network is a fully-fledged Harry Potter RPG built inside Minecraft , all against the pixel backdrop of the iconic locations from the movies and books.

Make sure to watch the trailer above to see how it all works. ElysiumFire is back on this list with their take on a Cyberpunk city , with inspirations taken from Cyberpunk 's very own Night City. This build checks every box for a futuristic city. There are mega skyscrapers, eye-melting neon signs, a giant virtual phoenix—it's got the lot. However, before you download it beware! ElysiumFire notes that this build is extremely heavy and may crash your game or even might break your PC.

Video created by FitMC. Rights to the gameplay footage belongs to Mojang. Touring the most impressive End base I've ever seen on the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft. There are no reviews yet. Be the first one to write a review. Most servers also give players a set of stone tools although some give far more than that to start with. If not, then the server does not give any tools to beginners.

Find out about the largest factions normally the top 4 or 5 on the faction list and who is fighting who. Typically there will be a large conflict between the two largest factions, or a smaller faction that is fighting an alliance of other factions.

This information will prove useful later when you need to make allies, enemies, raid and conquer. Once you have information on the factions, as well as your set of starting tools, head out and find a good location for your base. As long as you have a stable amount of food, sprinting won't be much of a problem. As you hike, make sure to do all of the following:.

Once you have reached a safe distance, it might be worth it to keep traveling depending on where you are and what you want to do. There are a few recommended setups you can go with listed below. Dinky wooden houses that you might build on singleplayer worlds or multiplayer servers won't cut it in the savage world of Factions PvP player vs player , and many a newcomer has been destroyed because of their lack of knowledge on proper base building. You have to be stealthy and fortified.

Read the list below and see which one appeals to you and your location the most:. It is suggested that you make a base that blends with the environment. Try to not use normal doors. Instead, use piston doors. Also, don't use bright colors. Use white for areas with snow and for most other biomes , use grass or stone.

No matter what your plan is, you're going to need flat land, and lots of it. Stone shovels are the best tool for clearing out tons of dirt, since they're quick, cheap, and easily replaceable.

Likewise, stone pickaxes are best for the odd clump of stone. First, dig out the perimeter of your base, then start digging in. Keep a lookout for hostile mobs or even other players that have tailed you - extreme distance is a good defense, but it's not infallible. Also, make sure to plant that sapling, and use some bonemeal to grow it quicker if you have any bones.

By the time this is done, you should have a ton of dirt leftover. If the server also has a shop plugin, great - all that dirt you dug up is probably worth a couple of diamonds. If not, then keep it on hand just in case. You never know when a cheap, unburnable, gravity-defying filler material will be useful. In addition, a lot of dirt gives the potential advantage of the ability to create massive farms. You've got your area—now it's time to secure it. There's three types of defenses: Active , Passive , and Hybrid.

Active defenses actively try to kill any threats posed. This could be people in your faction defending against the attacking enemy, landmines, fall traps, arrow dispensers, etc. They are usually activated when a threat is within range and lay dormant when they are not.

Passive defenses attempt to stop potential threats before they become threats. These usually are obstacles rather than deadly things.

This might include iron doors, cobwebs, walls, stacks of gravel, and the location of your base if it is somewhere hard to get to. Sometimes active and passive defenses come together to form Hybrid defenses, which are, as you might have guessed, a combination of active and passive defense.

This could be lava inside a wall to flow out when someone tries to dig through, checkerboarded holes with landmines inside, and many other creative combinations.

When designing your defenses, strive to have mostly hybrid defenses, and have a good balance of active and passive defenses. A base with fully passive defenses will eventually be gotten through, and if your base has only active defenses it will be so easy to get into that the attrition of enemies will eventually exhaust your active defenses.

This isn't to say that all your defenses should be hybrid, but most of them should be. In addition, there are many ways you can use redstone contraptions to protect entrances to your bases. At this point, you've gotten past the limits of this guide. Your adventure to be the top dog is up to you now.

If you still don't know where to go, then some suggested steps are:. Selecting a spot for this is hard. As previously stated, don't make this thing in an extreme hills or jungle biome. If it's high enough over an ocean, plains, desert, etc If it's over an extreme hills or jungle, anyone getting materials from a tree or climbing a mountain will look up and see your precious base sitting there.

You don't want that. Instead, build it over a valley or a plain or desert. That should help disguise your place. Another idea is to build it over a plains forest, because most players will travel beneath the trees and will not notice the great big shadow on them.

Don't build it over forests, though, if the trees are too tall or if they're too sparse, as players could notice the shadow or be high enough to see your base, and don't build it if the trees are too dense because most advanced players will travel above them to avoid monsters and hiding players, and it's a lot easier to walk on, and ultimately see your base.

This is pretty hard. You want to get up in the sky. You don't want anyone to know you're in the sky. Your only real option is to pillar up there.

But how will you get down? The answer: sethomes. Set your home up in the base, and then have a pool of water to fall into right below your base. The answer for you? Nether transport! Next, make sure there's no one in a block radius of your soon-to-be base. Then, pillar up about two hundred blocks: not really necessary, but it's a nice height.

Sure, you can't really see the ground, but people will need a LOT of dirt to get up there. After that, make a Nether portal up there. You then want to go about sixty-four blocks away from your location.

Make another portal. Go through it, and back in the Overworld, cover it up using dirt or something to make a convincing, small hill. Go back through your portal and make a walkway to easily get between your portals. You may wish to disguise it later, but it's fine for now.

Go back through your sky portal and you'll end up on top of your pillar. Build a gravel pillar up. Once you can almost not see the ground, shoot the button and quickly place a cobblestone below you. You should be on a block of cobble 40 blocks in the sky. Repeat until you are at your desired height. Once you're on top of your pillar with your preferred method of transport in place, build a few blocks off, smash your pillar, and make a small platform.

Now you've got a platform. You've got to build off from it to make your base. There are basically two approaches to this:.

The one underneath prevents you from falling and dying every time you walk along without paying attention to the terrain. Another way to prevent getting your base all blown up is to add a liquid shield, preferably water, which is infinite. TNT doesn't destroy blocks while submerged, and water is much easier to obtain than high-end materials like obsidian.

However, plugins may change this, and hybrid cannons may become an issue. Of course, it has weaknesses in the fact that it is tricky to set up in the first place and can be somewhat hard to defend, depending on how you build it. To make it easier, build murder holes holes in the floor or ceiling that you can shoot arrows though. You may also want to build a few "outposts" around 50 blocks from the ground. That way, you can kill enemies easily.

Beware though; if you build outposts, then it's a dead giveaway that there is a sky base somewhere around, so only build them if you have at least 2 chunks of land in each direction claimed and aren't worried about stealth. You want to consider whether you value the looks of your base over its defensive capacity. Of course, if you're a gifted architect, you could try both, but remember that construction is difficult.

Add defenses. Build smart, so that anyone trying to ender pearl in will either hit a vertical wall and fall to their death, or land on the roof in a layer of lava.

Space out some glass to let a bit of light through, which may help to hide your shadow. Another thing you can do to help disguise your shadow is to build the floor out of glass. Read more about enhanced license tiers , or contact us at enterprise turbosquid. Your Cart View Full Cart. Open Support Ticket. Close the Cart. Invalid Payment Information. Please complete the required fields. For help: Chat or Contact Support. Billing Address.

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