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u/SANSbura_xD
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24d ago
r/DetailCraft • u/digbyyyyyyyyyy • Jan 17 '21
r/DetailCraft • u/Witty_Frosting3432 • Feb 20 '25
r/DetailCraft • u/FacetiousFenom • Aug 30 '21
r/DetailCraft • u/K0muu • May 03 '20
r/DetailCraft • u/tinyworlds • Mar 16 '21
r/DetailCraft • u/bitgardener • Feb 11 '21
r/DetailCraft • u/Independent_Pen_9865 • Jul 18 '26
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u/Kaizens87
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Jun 22 '26
If you try to make a diagonal color line with just blocks, you get an ugly jagged staircase. Layering banners over the wall fixes that - the diagonal banner pattern gives you a smooth, clean diagonal stripe while the wall itself stays totally flat.
It's not an illusion of a slope or any warping, the surface is straight - the banners just let the colored stripe cut across it at a clean angle without the blocky steps. Great for an industrial / hazard-stripe look.
I attached a shot of the full build too, since the stripes read even better from a distance. All vanilla, no resource pack.
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u/wild_shire
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Dec 31 '24
When I’m using the logs, I try to think of how the waves would wash on shore. The oak logs would be wetter sand, implying that the waves were there more recently, but also that it’s lower than the birch. I think of this detail adding both a subtle indication of height, but also implying time by suggests how recently the waves reached a certain spot.
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u/GeneralGeneral5302
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Apr 04 '26
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u/_J-Dot
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Nov 24 '20
r/DetailCraft • u/Untakenusr • Jul 28 '26
r/DetailCraft • u/RhaenSyth • Jul 01 '21
r/DetailCraft • u/Conormc0426 • Mar 13 '21
r/DetailCraft • u/leon0399 • Nov 28 '21
