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@alyaxly339

Жыл бұрын

is this based on montreal?

@bluefrootloop2867

Жыл бұрын

You mean “my friend and l”

@thunderbolttdmplayz6750

Жыл бұрын

Time-lapse? Ok please be time-lapse

1 step to building a city Step 1:**Never lose motivation**

@sentinel2102

Жыл бұрын

I feel attacked by this

@purpql

Жыл бұрын

@@sentinel2102 same

@cl4ssifiedg4mer

8 ай бұрын

Bro imagine they started building New York City and then they were just like "eh, forget it."

@gunja6275

2 ай бұрын

Oh crap

When people that build cities in a videogame think more about their city planning than average American city planners

@orgith54

Жыл бұрын

It’s sad really

@bsherman8236

9 ай бұрын

Probably because there is no money involved that to be embezzled

@VisonsofFalseTruths

7 ай бұрын

@@bsherman8236 This. it’s not that the city planners can’t plan, it’s that the people holding the purse strings ignore them.

@OMEGA_Hydroponics_777

2 ай бұрын

It's called politiks

Great timing! Me and a friend of mine are trying to start a city and we've just cleared a gigantic space for building! Thanks Alpine! :D

@EnolabYT

Жыл бұрын

Good luck, keep motivated!

@Alpine1

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear, I hope it helps!

@sgoma

Жыл бұрын

literally i started building my city yesterday so im really happy

@berlinsticks9708

Жыл бұрын

Can I play with y’all I want to make a city but none of my friends want to

@mrshibe8321

Жыл бұрын

@@EnolabYT Thanks! I'll try to post some updates here once in a while! :D

Give 👏 this 👏 man👏 more 👏 recognition👏

@kevekiss6652

Жыл бұрын

Dam chillout with the donations brotha

@rain028

Жыл бұрын

no 👏

@sebseb4472

Жыл бұрын

@@rain028 why👏

@Fred026

Жыл бұрын

@@rain028 yes

@LemonadeMemes

Жыл бұрын

@@rain028 dude why

I'm currently making multiple small towns based on Oklahoma, so it's gonna be on a flat world, so it simulates the great plains Thanks for the tips

@droson8712

11 ай бұрын

6 months late but try a buffet type world thats only a Plains biome if you're on Java so you still have some variety

@IceCarno

11 ай бұрын

@droson8712 ah thanks dude is it in 1.12.2?

Super underrated, this guy designs his cities like actual real life cities

4:57 - When importing a Minecraft map back into World Painter, you generally shouldn't import maps that already has buildings or trees. World Painter exports the blocks shown in the default top down view, so any houses/trees that has overhanging blocks will all be exported as the block shown in the top down view. It's hard to explain how it works, but generally you should avoid importing terrain that already has been built on. One way to get around this issue, is to use tools like World Edit. When you've exported your updated terrain, you can copy your already built city/houses into your new terrain. Edit: But please, before you do anything, please make sure to always backup your world, just in case anything goes wrong.

@MCGamer-tj9nr

Жыл бұрын

It’s because world painter hasn’t updated past 1.8 . so when you export it back all new blocks would disappear

This was so perfectly timed, I have been planning on building a city in Minecraft recently, and this was exactly what I needed

@TJTuffyJack

Жыл бұрын

What do you play on

@lc_elev3n2

4 ай бұрын

@@TJTuffyJackI play on a car battery

I’m from Vancouver island so its really awesome to see a local content creator… I’ll be following to watch the progress of this city :)

I live in Korea, so sometimes I use Google Earth to look around North America, such as the US and Canada. This Minecraft piece is so realistic and cool!!

Alpine this is why we love you

I am building my own Minecraft City right now. I have already made things like roads, football stadium, arena, congress hall, alot of parking spaces, bridges, rivers, terminals for cargo ships/cruise ships and even a central train station. Now with this video it makes me rethink what I have made and I have made it more "green looking" and it looked alot better now! Thank you for the help!

I must admit the filler buildings idea is really great! I'm currently planning on renovating a town in World od Keralis, and it has a ton of unfinished builds. I might take those and repurpose them for that.

@prod.drizly5801

Жыл бұрын

Hey I know this is a super late reply, but is world of keralis still An active server ? I used to be a builder on there years ago so I’m curious

Thank you so much for all the inspiration you've given me and the rest of your fans, keep up the great work!

Common Alpine W

I love how much you have helped me to become such a much better builder !

@Alpine1

Жыл бұрын

Happy to help! :)

the world painter advice is so much more important than people think it is, most people just build on super flat, which is fine if you're a beginner. but world painter is by far the best way to make realistic terrain!

I just wanna say this first thank you for making these videos, they have helped me be more creative, and have added a whole new layer to my Minecraft experience. Secondly, I started a new city a couple of days ago and I intend it to be my best one yet after binge-watching your videos. The other “Cities” I've made before this were just tiny roads with random buildings, but I guess we all start from somewhere right.

This was extremely helpful! I just recently started working on my new city, the fictional Joyce, Texas. This video really helped me start, thanks!!

Thank you for this, I’ve been wanting to start another city for a while but wasn’t sure what to do, this helped a lot, thank you!

I’ve got a huge creative world with tons of styles and custom biomes and now I can get a good start on the city portion Thanks m8

can't believe worldpainter is still the go-to terrain tool... It really is that great. I used to make maps with worldpainter back in 2011-2012 or so i think.

I love city planning and helping people pay rent!

@horsegirlb7120

Жыл бұрын

Mortgage would be better

im currently in the process of designing a city! thankyou your videos always help

Thanks for the shoutout! Can't wait to watch this new city come together :D

Thank you so much for this video! It’s really going to help me develop my own city a lot more efficiently! Again, thanks.

I’m not a big Minecraft city builder. I watch the videos mainly to learn about city planning and architecture. It works.

I've never created a actual city from real life. This now gives me inspiration from your team on Andea city. I hope to see more videos on this to give me more inspiration for myself. Thank you so much for the tips and tricks!!!

I see lots of potential here, can’t wait to see your channel grow!

Thank you alpine. :) You’ve inspired me to build my own Minecraft city.

A little bit! Found your channel 5 minutes ago and it was already worth it.

This is a great video, I’m excited for episode 2!

Amazing video! Jam-packed with extremely useful info.

This helped a ton! You lifesaver!

Why it looks sooo much better than triple a games depiction of a city? Absolute fantastic build you've made this

Thanks for this, im trying to build one in survival and this gave me a ton of inspiration

Man I remember when this guy had like 2,000 subs. He has come a long way :)

Was about to start a new city myself lol. This will help greatly!

I LOVE THE CANADA TALK I feel like i can connect so well as a fellow east cost canadian

5:30 that bridge shaking would make anyone nervous who doesn't know that large structures needs to give a litter way.

@cookieguy896

7 ай бұрын

yes lol

so inspiring! excited to see more :D

Thanks! Ive needed this!

I always love these videos

THANKS MAN I LOVE YOU

never thought the day when you reach 100k would be coming so fast! congrats on 100k! ive been watching you since 1k-3k

@Alpine1

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching all the way!

@Lehfdknsjs

10 ай бұрын

BTW it was on another account so don't question the fact this account was create in 2023

Thank you for making the video

@Alpine1

Жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome

This city is so cool!

Yay alpine video!

Being a builder in the BTE project really helped me understand how to build a city in Minecraft. You may have reference images/3D view, but terraforming and the buildings itself are still a challenge

I love alpine no cap

Nice video!

o h, this is overwhelming because i usually get recommended begginer videos hahah, but great video!

This looks so dope

great video! verry helpful

I like your videos so wonderful to watch and peacefull

Super detailed and well structure video and city!Have you ever thought of making a city that's liveable in Minecraft, where people could join a server with the world, and recreate real life in Minecraft?

underrated channel

insane vid! keep it up

Great video! Im making a city based on those in Myanmar, China, Korea. Im using Google Earth for building references. Also, my city will not have too many tall buildings as it is based on smaller cities.

At first I thought this was cities skylines lol, great job!

@Alpine1

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

your background 'music' sounds like ambulance siren, after 20 minutes of repetitive bomb blast it gives me migraine, gotta say thats a good way to repel new subscriber

@Alpine1

Жыл бұрын

Fair enough, I get mixed reviews about it. Some people want it on repeat but others really don’t like it. I think from now on, I’ll only use it for small segments. Thanks for the honest feedback!

this is very useful even for cities skylines. Nice!

9:35 In worldpainter, if you make a 1.18+ world, you can set the height of the world to 320, 512, 1024, 1536 or even 2048 blocks. I used 1024 blocks in my world.

I call dibs on working for the rail network!

great video!!

I may have quit cubed but I still love your vids :)

Great rules of thumb. Since I'm watching this for ideas for my pixelmon world, now I'm thinking of how pokemon taking place of cars throughout history would change the context of most cities. Probably the same way as if we never traded horses for cars, yeah?

How he's so good!! I cant wait to get my laptop so i can build

Subscribed and liked 👍

i've been helping for a long time in that server

awesome

Hi Alpine, i really like your vids, hope you will reach 100k subs soon. Also can you do a vid that shows us how to plan a building's interior. Thanks so much

I love minecraft CITY thanks men

alpine best youtuber

Thx for the tutorial

Since 2011 when i start playing minecraft i have dreamed of building something like this.

@SamOfTheSmokies76

3 ай бұрын

fr

pls get merch u have helped me make my citys so much better

Wish I saw this before I started my city lol,

Very helpful, thanks. Currently building two cities in Minecraft, one on Java Pc and the other on mobile. Due to hardware limits I tend to create buildings with only ingame materials, so that even the addons all fail it wouldn't do that much harm... I find that for PC, keeping an older copy of minecraft helps a lot since nothing really changes on it. I can use my addons forever. Now with Android soft locking data folders I couldn't really import any of my worlds if I am to get a newer phone, my solution to that would be finishing up everything on my IOS and eventually porting them into an older version of MCPE on my Android 9, quite a journey but gotta keep the bloodline running :)

I’m making a city on bedrock so I’m terrain by hand, sounds fun

When my brother grows up an City would be made in an long time 🤠!

Brilliant

5:30 huh, never knew that bridges flex like that. I always thought they were 100% rigid and didn't move.

Thxx

This helps, however i play on my friends realm server on bedrock so i won't be able to use world edit however i will be able to make templates use structure blocks

I would seriously appreciate your skills being dedicated to making some rules of thumb more for actual Minecraft survival multiplayer cities itself instead of bringing real life to Minecraft. I think a city with roads designed for horses, walking paths and public transportation in the form of mine carts would be a super interesting topic and make a pretty unique video while still being in your realm of expertise. Otherwise, great video I enjoyed it.

@Alpine1

Жыл бұрын

Hey! I actually have a friend that makes content like that, you should check him out! m.kzread.info/dron/l-AOIxDfkcL0kanB-j1OHw.html

Ah this is interesting, I use minecraft with at least 100 to 140 mods most of the time, mostly engineering, tech, and decoration mods. This gives me an idea to make my own small cities with mods like Immersive Engineering/Railroading, Nuclearcraft, and more, haha.

I've started a city starting with a beautiful big house with a wraparound porch and driveway, with a nice fountain in the front with a road leading out away from it, which is where the rest of my city will be built. I'm gonna take architecture from real life(from Thomas Jefferson's home Monticello, Washington's home Mount Vernon, Andrew Jackson's the Hermitage, and James Madison's Montpelier. I'll add skyscrapers eventually. This video helped out as far as planning where my road goes and how it connects everything on the map!

@Shvetsario

8 ай бұрын

That architecture style is called Neoclassical, it's also prominent in a few states, like the city halls of Sacramento, CA, Colorado. You can find it in Europe as well.

@thcdelirious1235

8 ай бұрын

@@Shvetsario I absolutely love the neoclassical look!

I’ll use these tips for blender hehe

Great !!

Hey man! I love your videos, and I’ve always found them really helpful, and so I hope this comment finds you well. Just a tip; I’ve sensed a pattern of you starting most videos by talking about your own cities for one or two minutes, and as great as I’m sure you are, it’s better to get to the point with the video. There aren’t many city videos on KZread, and so when I click on the video I expect to get what I want to see immediately, but instead I usually see 3 minutes of you asking people to pay your rent and talking about your cities, and this often disengages viewers. If you get straight to the point you more likely to get subscribers, however the only reason I haven’t subbed is because of this. Again, I love your videos and on the whole find them very interesting as their aren’t many people who are as interested in Minecraft cities as me, and this is meant in a constructive way. Also, Alpine1 subscribers pls don’t hate on me for this.

For a second I thought the thumbnail was cities skylines, so that's more than enough convincing for me Edit: Modded cities skylines but that just means it looked even better😂 here's your sub 👍ALSO YOU SHOULD PLAY CITIES SKYLINES 2 when it comes out!

I have already started to build a city.... It was a destroyed village, but my first idea was to rebuild it, but then i started to build more and more buildings, but there are no roads...i didn't do them, because it was not a plan to build a city....anyway, i have built 3 lines of metro, 3 lines of trams and many train lines and there are also boats or elytra landing places( of course the trains, metro and trams are only minecarts)

Don’t do what I did and build a city in a superflat world on bedrock… having to find commands to jerryrig my own world edit tool kit… using several commands and redstone which has a limited range I copied the deigns using structure blocks so I can at least have some mobility when building a mountain or digging out an ocean… This video has atleast giving me some motivation to continue expanding my city using these methods and my own

So I started building a city a few days ago and before a get further into it I would like to know where would be the best places for attractions such as museums, convention centers, restaurants, parks, theme parks, movie theaters, and historic buildings to be located. I’m not the best at urban planning lol.

one point you kinda glossed over is scale... lets be honest, many buildings are not gonna be 1 meter thick on their walls, but due to limits of Minecraft blocks, the choices are few without mods.. even with mods walls tend to be thicker than needed....

Can you lower the elevation and sea level to a negative number (say -28 for example) in order to build taller buildings?

I made this in Roblox. Great build!

here before it blows up