#Newbie Builder

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west oar
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Try to use a thinner and curvier willow

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for the body

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also use cliffslide with glue, mahogany frame is also a great choice

mossy rune
mossy rune
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Building update, I used small decorations and changed the weather to stargazing.

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Your thoughts @west oar ?

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Would also love to hear ur thoughts @dull walrus

timid spear
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  1. you can try adding different backgrounds behind Weeping Willow Streamers. on the top is Thanksgiving Frame, on the bottom is Sequoia Tree (glued onto Neon Green Mutation Layer), and it creates more variety in the branches of the tree
  2. you can add things on top of the leaves; Grass can round the otherwise rectangular looking leaf clusters, while Soaring Beast's Nest and Pigeon can give it more life
  3. you may want to experiment with replacing Weeping Willow Streamer with other blocks such as Foliage. this makes the tree look less boring
  4. this is a bit harder, but you can paint certain blocks black to give the illusion of shadow.
mossy rune
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Yoooooo

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Thank you so much!

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That's very constructive, I love it. I'll definitely look into that.

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Thanks @timid spear

west oar
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a big one id say

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use ledges, foliages, leaf blocks etc. to make some advanced tree

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but it may be too early for you to learn that texture

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try to buy some block glue and try it yourself on different things, try to get what does it do

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nearly everyone uses it on their builds

wary sable
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I think the best advice to give you is, use Planner, you can freely and quickly plan your tree out before building it in game. Trial and error is the best teacher in my opinion, there are also great trees in this Discord as well.

undone shadow
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Is this world good??

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IM litterly just spend 2dls here

mossy rune
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Here's the latest update on my project 😆

I have added some bountiful plants to make it look like the fruit and some birds too. 😁

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I still haven't looked into the shading part wherein I'll be painting some part of the tree black to give it a shade part