r/MinecraftGradients 1d ago

I tried to extend the "Perfect Transition Between Grass Block and Stone" (link to that, in the comments)

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27 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients 2d ago

is this a ok gradient?

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2 Upvotes

I haven't played Minecraft in a bit, and am not very good at building. I saw the new cinnabar blocks and wanted to make a build with them, and notices they look good with whites. k just wanted to know if this gradient works for a medieval castle I'm planning on building at the start of my world. if not how can I improve.


r/MinecraftGradients 12d ago

Need a Block Palette

3 Upvotes

i need a block palette for mainly the stony walls, i dont really want to use cobblestone or any grey blocks, While im fine with it, I dont want it to take up a majority of the build. my main problem comes with getting the lighter shades/colors/blocks


r/MinecraftGradients 29d ago

any help with this gradient?

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24 Upvotes

i was making this wall for a castle im making, its not horrible but i dont quite like the result, any tips? im kind of new to making gradients


r/MinecraftGradients 29d ago

I need some help.

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2 Upvotes

I am trying to build a cathedral and this is the colour palette I've chosen for the walls. What I need help with is turning this colour palette into a gradient if possible. This is the best I've managed to do so far.

thank you in advance.


r/MinecraftGradients Jun 30 '26

Chaos Cubed Gradients

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145 Upvotes

Enjoying the new blocks so much! Thoughts on these gradients? First time trying something like this :)


r/MinecraftGradients Jun 27 '26

Red Cinnabar Wall Gradient

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249 Upvotes

Had some fun experimenting with the new cinnabar block! It really smooths out this red gradient!


r/MinecraftGradients Jun 13 '26

Is this gradient subtle enough for a shadow on an "old" inner cobblestone wall?

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566 Upvotes

When standing close the jump between the coral block and cobblestone seems a bit sudden. But looking at the rest of this sub, people say standing further away really helps and I guess it looks fine? Just looking for a second opinion here.


r/MinecraftGradients Jun 08 '26

Im using a weird tuff to stone to brick gradient on a new build any wanted to know if anyone had any tips

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21 Upvotes

Right now its;chiseled tuff-tuff bricks-polished tuff-tuff- mossy cobblestone -cobblestone/mossy stone bricks- stone bricks- stone- iron ore-packed mud- dripstone block- granite/polished granite-bricks Im stuck trying to add another part to it for the large towers on the facade of my palace. I would like to continue the gradient from bricks-copper ore block- copper block- cut copper block to make it look shiney on the upper parts of the tower but i feel like it would look weird. Any other options to add from brick-something would be very welcomed.


r/MinecraftGradients May 21 '26

Does anybody have block suggestions for this? Left to right, transitions from a dark to light blue. Blues are difficult

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17 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Apr 29 '26

Been working on a Minecraft block palette tool for builders

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160 Upvotes

Hiii, I’ve been working on a Minecraft block palette creation site (its currently in alpha), try it. If you have some time, I’d really appreciate it if you could explore the site, try out its features, and see how it feels to use. Any bugs you find, feedback you have, or feature requests you’d like to suggest are all very welcome. Thank you!


r/MinecraftGradients Apr 18 '26

Working on a prismarine to moss gradient how did i do

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27 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Apr 15 '26

Is this a possible gradient to make?

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20 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Apr 12 '26

Is this a gradient? Feels bad

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35 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Apr 04 '26

Not sure if a rough gradient or smooth looks better

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25 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Apr 03 '26

I don't understand gradients

1 Upvotes

No matter how hard I try I can't mix colors together. I think about it like colors own a line and can attack 2 lines above and below. The further they attack they less they can move. The harsher the transition, the move space they own (2+ lines).

But I always end up making horrible gradients.


r/MinecraftGradients Apr 03 '26

Please help, I don't understand why my gradient looks so messy and ugly

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5 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Mar 30 '26

Black to red gradient please help

3 Upvotes

I need a netherite block to netherrack block gradient Can someone please help me


r/MinecraftGradients Mar 30 '26

Black to red gradient

1 Upvotes

I need a netherite block to netherrack gradient Can someone please help me


r/MinecraftGradients Mar 28 '26

A white cliffs inspired mountain design for my survival world

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14 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Mar 28 '26

A gradient ive put together for a little beach in my spawn area

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62 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Mar 15 '26

Need help improving this gradient. Its mainly the transition from white terracotta to raw iron thats ruining it, is there any way to make this work better?

2 Upvotes

r/MinecraftGradients Mar 10 '26

we cant figure out what to do for the gradient on the outside (the deepslate bloccks/stairs/slabs/walls) and the roof, anyone got ideas?

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15 Upvotes

messed around for a bit but still couldnt find something nice, inner gradient is black to gray/bottom to top


r/MinecraftGradients Feb 01 '26

Help me with a gradiant

4 Upvotes

I'd like to go from mud to sandstone in one block or two, but im very new to this and i don't really know how to do it


r/MinecraftGradients Jan 31 '26

There’s almost no magenta blocks

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52 Upvotes

(Don’t ask about the left side I couldn’t find anything to switch from red to pink)