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Minecraft guides — page 4

Minecraft Java and Bedrock guides: shaders and mods, FPS settings, survival, farms and running your own server. Each guide states the game edition, requirements and ways to check your results.

Wheat fields, beehives and a pen with animals near the village

Survival · 3 min

Villager trading: professions, books and restocking

Assigning professions one block at a time, checking the book before consolidation, replenishing supplies and sources of emeralds. Trading experiments and treatment risks.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21.4: without Trade Rebalance

The player returns to the illuminated house by the river at sunset

Survival · 3 min

Where to mine diamonds and how to lay out your mine

Practical layer for a diamond mine, the difference between the height of the legs and the ceiling, the choice of pickaxe and the reasons for empty tunnels. Tips for Java and Bedrock.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21: generation after 1.18

Survival · 2 min

Your first diamond pickaxe: the recipe, obsidian and enchantments

What the first three diamonds open, how much obsidian is needed for the portal and the table, what enchantments to choose and how to organize repairs without losing the tool.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21

House made of wood and stone with illuminated windows near the water

Building · 3 min

A 21×21 spawn: an open center and four clear exits

Author's plan of the area with the center 5×5, roads wide 5 and checking navigation with a new account.

Java and Bedrock; server actions depend on installed plugins

Building · 3 min

A 7×9 interior: walkways, workstations and stair headroom

House interior plan 9×11: two-block hallway, bed, chests and staircase to second floor.

Java and Bedrock, basic construction techniques

Workshop with chests, furnaces, crafting table and lamps

Building · 3 min

A 7×9 storage room: 18 double chests and a clear walkway

Modular manual warehouse with six addressable racks, 972 slots and space for unloading and expansion.

Java and Bedrock, basic construction techniques

A wood-and-stone house by the water with lit windows

Building · 3 min

A 9×11 house: layout, windows and exact wall materials

An original single-story house design with a 7×9 interior floor, four 3×2 windows and a clear walkway from the entrance to the back wall.

Java and Bedrock; basic building techniques

Building · 3 min

A decorative tree 15 blocks tall: trunk, branches and canopy

Author's plan with 24 logs, three branches according to coordinates and four layers of crown without the same round ball.

Java and Bedrock, basic construction techniques

Building · 3 min

A river bridge: a 3×13 deck with room for boats

Designer wooden bridge with a three-block passage, external railings and height check relative to the water.

Java and Bedrock, basic construction techniques

Building · 3 min

A roof for a 9×11 house: a cross-section, overhangs and 130 stairs

A gable custom profile with an overhang of one block, five rises to the ridge and precise flow along 13 rows.

Java and Bedrock, basic construction techniques

Building · 3 min

Choosing a house palette: compare two 7×5 facades with 35 cells

Repeatable pattern with 15 logs, 14 boards and 6 glass; We change one material and compare under the same light.

Java and Bedrock, basic construction techniques

Underwater base with glass walls, corals and sea creatures

Building · 3 min

Crafting a conduit and building its 5×5 frame by coordinates

One center, 16 first ring blocks and 42 full frame; check the water 3×3×3 and update the effect near the base.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21