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You also might want to store items in one place. Step 8: Warehouse and courierĪt this point, you might be tired of bringing all of the resources to the Builder and taking them from the Fisher, Forester, Miner, etc. Stone and ores are another major need for any colony, so a Mine is the next logical step. That way your new Forester can start gathering wood for your next builds and for tools and other items. If your style is wood, it’s recommended to build a Forester’s Hut next. Building a Restaurant may also be advisable if you don’t want to feed your colonists (or cook their food) by hand. You could build a Farmer’s Hut or one of the animal herders, but a Fisher is faster. The fastest way to get food is to build a Fisher’s Hut. The next major thing you need for your colony is food. The Tavern also allows visitors to come to your colony, and you can recruit them to stay as citizens. Your colonists will need a place to sleep and a house, so it is recommended to build a Tavern next.

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The Builder must build their own Builder’s Hut before building any other huts, and they cannot build or upgrade a hut to a higher level than their own hut level. Step 3: Builderīefore anything can be built, you need a Builder. Once the Town Hall block is placed, you will start receiving your initial 4 citizens. Using the build tool ensures you can see exactly where the building will be, which direction it will face, and if it is at the right Y level (some buildings need to be raised to the correct Y level). This is where you start using the build tool to place buildings. The Town Hall block is what actually creates the colony. Once you have the Town Hall block and the build tool, the remaining camp/ship is just decoration. They also have some other supplies you may need during the building of your colony.

The Supply Camp/Ship gives you the Town Hall block you need to officially start your colony. You can only place one of these per world. Once you have chosen a location for your colony, you must place a Supply Ship or Supply Camp. You should also gather as many resources as you can-wood, as well as cobble, coal, iron, flowers, string, leather, wool, saplings, and food.

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You need a large enough area for a full city-at least 8x8 chunks, and decently flat. Quick Walkthroughīefore you get started on your new colony, you should find your perfect location.

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If you’d like instructions on how to install our Official Modpack, you can find instructions for doing that on Java (Forge) here, on GDLauncher here, and on the Curseforge Launcher here.

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This tutorial assumes you have already installed the mod or modpack.

Placement of the Supply Ship or Supply Camp.

Minecraft was released on November 18, 2011, and is available on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, iOS, Android, Raspberry Pi, Windows Phone, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, and Apple TV. Players could make it massive and open, or it could be a complete labyrinth to navigate they may just need a slightly beefier PC to see it in all its glory. Perhaps the biggest challenge for this building is designing the interior. While it's not the most complex of designs, the detailing on each of the front-facing walls is impressive, and the way all of the extensions lock together is beautiful.

Not to mention, this is just one of many huge buildings. The dimensions of this building exceed 100 x 100 x 100 blocks and will certainly take a while to complete, but it will be a sight to behold once it's finished. For players who have more resources than they know what to do with, here is the ultimate challenge in medieval building.

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