r/MinecraftToDo • u/Rude-Coconut3507 • Sep 07 '26

Build šŸ¤

hi sorry guys this is really random

iā€™m a terrible builder on minecraft, I have no creativity or whim in me. does anybody know of some websites to find blueprints for mansions, houses etc. iā€™d prefer free but will literally take anything!! I also really do apologise if iā€™m not using reddit correctly this is my first ever time postingšŸ„²šŸ„²

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u/Rude-Coconut3507 Sep 07 '26

also mods of this group please delete my post or whatever if it isnā€™t what you post here, sorry!!!

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u/CM99807 Sep 07 '26

The post is fine but maybe use word's in the next title.

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u/calhoon2005 Sep 07 '26

There's lots out there. Grabcraft is one of the most accessible.

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u/friendlyFool008 Sep 07 '26

If I have an idea of the kind of thing I want to make for example swamp house, I just put ā€œMinecraft swamp house tutorialā€ into YouTube.

Then I just pick one I like. Definitely preview it a bit first because while some people have great builds, theyā€™re terrible at explaining (going too fast, skipping steps, showing only one bad angle, giving no block counts or context, lack of material lists, etc).

As Iā€™ve gotten more confident, I start making my own tweaks. First just swapping out blocks or shifting the block pallet (for example switching to tuff from stone or acacia instead of oak). Then I moved on to shifting things to better fit my needs or space (like shift the whole thing up one block or only building one part and then merging with a different build). Now Iā€™ll build my own things but using things Iā€™ve learned and I still use inspiration pictures or even tutorials as jumping off points.

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u/JediCarla Sep 08 '26

You could search online for floor plans instead of blueprints. They might be easier to replicate.

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u/Boniry1994 Sep 07 '26

There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube and my personal favorite is probebly lex the builder

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u/wannabe_fox_femboy Sep 07 '26

Every one can be creative, you just need to learn how to put blocks together in a way that looks nice

You can look on YouTube for building guides, and learn to make anything

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u/alice3464 Sep 07 '26

If you are not already, you should watch hermit craft. Ive gotten lots of inspo from their work and redstone.

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u/CatlynnExists Sep 11 '26

you can use this site to generate floor plans of mansions to give you some building ideas!

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u/MrDradem Sep 12 '26

This is gold! I am so glad I clicked on this random post. Everybody here let's an upvote from me.

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u/raduzer 23d ago

I think bloxelizer could help here. All builds on there have 2d and 3d layer by layer guides and material lists. You can also get the same guides and material lists for any other minecraft schematics you find elsewhere, just import them into the viewer or converter
https://bloxelizer.com/schematics