Awesome video, me and a friend recently had a big brain moment. You can use frost walker during the night to fill in an ocean super quickly with a flat background after you build everything else in the map. And if you need to make the whole background white, just walk around with the frost walker while pulling the snow golems. If your map art is level with the ocean, just put string on the blocks you don’t want white to keep the snow off. Important thing to mention, you must get it all done in one night. So 2 or 3 people are needed.

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

That’s an awesome idea! Definitely a great way to do the background, but you’re right, you would need a few people to do it in one night. I hope a future update will give us a way to skip the day just like we can sleep through the night.

@michaelbusch3075

3 жыл бұрын

Yensid Gaming seriously, thanks for the video though, I learned a few things. Maybe my suggestion can help a few people

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you enjoyed it and got something out of it. I’m going to pin your original comment for now so that it can hopefully help someone else.

@TeoKA19

3 жыл бұрын

I enjoy it too!

I strongly recommend avoiding Spritecraft for mapart and instead use MapartCraft. The reason is that SpriteCraft is made for blocks and uses a different color palette, which sometimes leads to ugly results on maps. MapartCraft has been specifically made for mapart and therefore already has the correct colors and blocks there, in addition to many useful settings and stuff.

@monkeydude2424

2 жыл бұрын

Is this the real rebane2001 :0

I remember destroying 8x8 chunks in an extreme hills biome from level 80 to level 45 and making it flat, then spreading a layer of sandstone on it to make solid background...

@Amoeby

2 жыл бұрын

Ouch

@jewels3846

6 ай бұрын

I am currently on console making a sky platform. My only solace in the time it is taking is from the start I made sure each chunk had an outline so I could keep track of progress way easier

Excellent distillation of pertinent information. Thanks for sharing what you learned!

great video, that mod seems super cool, i'm glad you included it! i've been wanting to make a big pixel art piece in survival for a while now, maybe one day i'll actually sit down and do it lol. (btw you deserve way more than 160 subs, i like your narration and chill editing style, it's refreshing to see on minecraft yt nowadays)

@YensidGaming

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you liked the video and thank you for your kind words! Pixel art in survival can be a lot of fun, but it definitely takes a lot of time. The nice thing about this mod is it makes it very easy to work on it for a little bit and then come back and pick up where you left off easily. Best of luck with your project!

Nice vid. With simple explanation and precise expression, this is quite helpful.

Thx man i needed this

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome. I’m glad you found it helpful

This is very helpful, I'm about to tackle my first map art!

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck! Let me know if you come up with any other tricks to make the process easier.

@Spolarvatska

3 жыл бұрын

Same, but I suck XD

Very good video! Easy to understand and very well explained ^^*

A good tip when making mapart in survival is to light up your area. Unless your area is in a mycelium biome, mobs will usually spawn in light levels below 8 prior to 1.18. Ever since 1.18 came out, mobs will only spawn at light level 0. It would be an encumbrance to light up an area with torches if the mapart has to be removed and rebuilt. My tip is to use redstone lamps with levers turned on. For 1.18+ you would only need 2 redstone lamps turned on per chunck (one on the corner and the other near the middle 7 blocks diagonal from the corner). This would be 128 redstone lamps plus 17 on the outer top and side depending on how you configure it. They can be placed 4 blocks above the platform (3 blocks away when mapart is finished). Redstone lamps and levers do not show up in mapart as they are transparent blocks and they give a better light than a torch. End rods are also a good transparent light source that will float in the air. If using a torch, glass would be needed to hold it up and because they give less light would require them to be placed lower. If phantoms are an annoyance, build a clear glass barrier over your mapart. This prevents contact with the open air as if you were indoors.

Thank you so much man This video was helpful Can you please make another one video going into shading I'm struggling with understand how it exactly work

Thanks this helped me a lot

@YensidGaming

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! I'm glad you found it useful.

Actually helpful thank you

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Very useful

This is an excellent video to help with map art. With regard to choosing what colours you need, back in November 2019, I made two videos which show the only 50 colour blocks you need, then I updated this to 47 blocks, as so many new blocks came out and I discovered duel colour wood blocks. Now that the 1.17 version was released a while ago I'm now in the process of making a new video to update again, as there are a few new unique colours to add. I also hope to add some more hints and tips for better map making. Prior to this I made a 4 map Lamborghini Aventador which took me about two weeks as it was before I knew all about the colour choices. Will subscribe to you as I hope you make more map art videos for us all to watch ;0. I know that's what I'm thinking of doing soon.

@YensidGaming

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Pixie Two! You've gained me as a subscriber as well. I checked out your color video and that's really useful! I'll definitely be watching more of your videos. I'm hoping to put out a new video soon that goes more in depth into tricks you can use with Litematica to make this process even easier.

@pixietwo

2 жыл бұрын

@@YensidGaming That's great, thank you. I'll make sure to keep an eye out for your next video - so good luck with it. I think map art is underrated and I'm hoping to do a few other projects with it. I haven't used Litematica but it looks very interesting.

I like using carpets as much as possible because they are so easy to wash off with water. In HermitCraft Season 7 Cubfan135 even automated the water with dispensers.

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

Carpets are definitely easy to work with. I loved what Cubfan did with automating the water dispensers - very clever and very useful for that project!

Thanks

So underrated

Any tips how to prevent new snow on blocks you place if you use snow as a background? Torches might melt too much

Where is the option that ignores the way which direction i put glazed terracota ?

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

If you go into the configuration menu, go to "visuals". Near the bottom in an option called "SchematicOverlayTypeWrongState". Change this to false and is will ignore the direction of the glazed terracotta.

@H2Ozb

3 жыл бұрын

@@YensidGaming thanks :D

Is there a app for mobile so that we can build it on console "without mods"... or even a site

@YensidGaming

2 жыл бұрын

Not that I know of, but I will look into it.

Definitely make a sand duper if your server allows it.

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

That would definitely be beneficial, and would certainly be doable in single-player worlds.

@killerbean5006

3 жыл бұрын

Carpet dupers are also great

@CorneliusThroatworthy

3 жыл бұрын

having got as far as tip #3 in your video, I realise you make a very good point when it comes to cleanup: carpet or concrete powder would be a much better choice than wool or concrete, as the former can be washed away with water (alike cubfan's newspaper the Hermiton Herald in Hermitcraft season 7) or insta-mined with a good shovel, while the latter would take ages to clean up. (and glazed terracotta is not a practical option for my server, with the nearest mesa being >10k blocks away)

@CorneliusThroatworthy

3 жыл бұрын

fantastic collection of tips, and well explained with map mechanics, and thankyou for signposting the spritecraft tool & litematica mod for easier map-making 10/10 video swill be using & recommending to friends, and will check out your other videos :D

did u use schematic or litematica idk the difference

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

I use litematica but I might have referred to it as the schematic mod. I think there used to be a mod called “schematica” but I don’t think it exists anymore (or maybe doesn’t work with newer Minecraft updates)

How to make no arrow in map?

Can this work for bedrock version or is it specifically made for java

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

Everything except the Schematic mod will work for bedrock. I haven't tested the color palette of blocks on maps in bedrock specifically, but I imagine that's something that would be the same regardless of which version you're playing. I know nothing about mods for bedrock, so there might be something similar you can use, and if there is, please let me know.

@zombislayr-gl4qi

3 жыл бұрын

Well i dont know either and the color palette is similar to the palette in java maybe a few shades lighter/darker here and there

@ineri0n14

3 жыл бұрын

@@YensidGaming hey just wondering is schematic mod usable on servers without the mod enabled

@YensidGaming

3 жыл бұрын

I believe the schematic mod is a client-side mod, which would mean you could use it. However, you’d need to check your server rules to see if they allow it.

@ineri0n14

3 жыл бұрын

@@YensidGaming thank you

i love the globe give me the image i wanna make it

First time here, thought I was being summoned by Jesus him self, and I’m not even religious

@YensidGaming

2 жыл бұрын

lol In real life I'm a church organist, so I like to sprinkle that genre of music into my videos.

Wait will all the links in the description be compatible with bedrock?

@Civvie

2 жыл бұрын

No

make carpets and a carpet duper

This is bedrock right

the rebane one doesn’t work ,