07-06-2012, 03:19 AM
So yesterday my son said he wished we had a larger village next to our house, so YET AGAIN we scrapped our world and rolled a new one. In about a day we built this totally in SMP. I really like it. My son has been building extra villager homes.
![[Image: LNLknh.png]](http://i.imgur.com/LNLknh.png)
In my opinion, red brick + stone brick looks the best. My son did most of the building while I spent my time finding and digging up clay. Getting enough cobblestone was actually an issue, because we didn't even start a proper underground mine until it was about 50% done. Stone bricks look great, and we both won't compromise in this world by using cobblestone within the house proper. Here's the back view. The last things we built were the wheat farm and the way-too-huge sugar cane farm.
![[Image: v3Speh.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/v3Speh.jpg)
We have 2 floors above ground, and floors below. The first below ground floor is the storage and crafting room. It's kind of dull. Again, we used stone bricks for everything.
![[Image: Zqbk7h.png]](http://i.imgur.com/Zqbk7h.png)
The 2nd basement level has our entrances to the mineshafts. We have 4 of them, all staircase-style descending to bedrock. In a stroke of genius I added signs above each door showing which direction they face. It's easy to get lost when you are 2 stories underground.
![[Image: c0KNch.png]](http://i.imgur.com/c0KNch.png)
In my opinion, red brick + stone brick looks the best. My son did most of the building while I spent my time finding and digging up clay. Getting enough cobblestone was actually an issue, because we didn't even start a proper underground mine until it was about 50% done. Stone bricks look great, and we both won't compromise in this world by using cobblestone within the house proper. Here's the back view. The last things we built were the wheat farm and the way-too-huge sugar cane farm.
We have 2 floors above ground, and floors below. The first below ground floor is the storage and crafting room. It's kind of dull. Again, we used stone bricks for everything.
The 2nd basement level has our entrances to the mineshafts. We have 4 of them, all staircase-style descending to bedrock. In a stroke of genius I added signs above each door showing which direction they face. It's easy to get lost when you are 2 stories underground.