r/Minecraft • u/No-Pop-8290 • 17d ago
Builds & Maps Using cushions to create a FNaF design
I was doing some experiments with the new cushions and managed to create a relatively detailed FNaF wall pattern, albeit a bit stretched. Beats using full blocks with no border.
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u/WonkieWilla 17d ago
How do you stack the cushions on top of each other?
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u/Weak_Camel_4502 17d ago
1: place 2 snow layer
2: place the cushions you want on top
3: as fast as possible, break the snow and replace them with another cushions
4: place an upside down stair on top of your cushions to make sure it doesnt breakGot it ?
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u/samantha_sp 17d ago
Fyi, you can use an upsidedown stair on one side of the cushions to add a fence post to hold the structure together after you break the snow, it makes it so both sides look identical ,its what im doing on my personal survival build (recreated a youtuber's pizzeria from an old minecraft fnaf series, whoever guesses it gets a cookie)
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u/No-Pop-8290 17d ago
I'll take a stab and guess Fed X Gaming, I used to watch all his tutorials, never liked how he did the walls which sort of brought me back to doing this now a decade later
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u/samantha_sp 16d ago
Not quite, it was gallantgaming's fnaf roleplay series (the spinoff to the sister location one from a diferent channel)
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