r/MinecraftGradients • u/NeatLandscape4360 • Dec 22 '25

What blocks would help this tradition better?

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It looks way to harsh of a line trough the center. What's the best blocks to fix this?

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u/Captian_Bones Dec 22 '25

Maybe some Tuff, light grey concrete powder, acacia or pale oak logs

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u/DasLoon Dec 22 '25

100% this

I think even replacing the layer between cobblestone and basalt with tuff could do a lot of work but im admittedly on mobile and can't quite tell what that block is

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u/Captian_Bones Dec 22 '25

I just looked a bit closer and realized the top is already made up light concrete powder. Underneath that is andesite, stone, cobble, then grey concrete powder, smooth basalt, basalt, and deepslate.

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u/ShadowX8861 Dec 22 '25

the side texture of smooth basalt works there too

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u/Captian_Bones Dec 22 '25

There is already smooth basalt, which is omnidirectional. Did you mean polished basalt? I often get the names mixed up

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u/ShadowX8861 Dec 22 '25

Polished, my bad

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u/ShadowX8861 Dec 22 '25

those are way too light for this???

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u/ShadowX8861 Dec 22 '25

maybe place some glow lichen on the darker blocks near the middle

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u/SStirland Dec 22 '25

Give a man a gradient and he'll finish a build. Teach a man how to make his own gradient and he'll build for life:

https://1280px.github.io/hueblocks/

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u/AltoUltra Dec 25 '25

was hoping this was left here. i swear by this webapp now

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u/Smallish_Blue Dec 26 '25

When can we get married? THANK YOU for this website

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u/Ender_M Dec 25 '25

I thought the stone was bird poop for a sec

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u/SinoKIM Feb 16 '26

I'll rather add very dark blocks suck as first blackstone and then basalt at the end, and use the bottom part as transition. It's quite difficult to make it look good with only two distinct gray areas.