I have a video related to this build coming up in a day or two and after that I will begin the tutorial series for it. I'm not exactly sure how it will be done but it will probably be a long series so have patience. Thanks a lot for all the support!
I was gonna say, I think it’s even more impressive that he didn’t. Though worldedit makes things nice and easy (to some extent) there’s a sense of accomplishment that comes with doing it all by hand.
@@zartexkrontaculys1097 It‘s actually quite simple, there are a lot of good tutorials on YT (For instance, this one‘s for landscaping: th-cam.com/video/X7FjfzE9eLQ/w-d-xo.html )
I have yet to ever use worldedit in any of my builds, there’s something very fun about placing every individual block of an entire 5000 block long mountain range
Everybody can copy paste stuff, builds like this require determination. I rather watch this then some copy pasting everythibg they do cause they are lazy ..
mean a lot of people do buld by hand. the ones that play survival that is. but typically when you watch timelapses specifically for large builds people definitely mostly use world edit to speed things up.
I can't even describe the sheer magnitude of emotion i felt while watching this. I was always fascinated by Baroque architecture, and let me say, this build does it justice. This was a truly breathtaking building video, complete with stunning cinematography. Also, i wanted to mention. I'm currently building your Bathhouse in my survival world, and it's so much fun! Your tutorials are very thorough and easy to follow, thank you! I am sorry for not being able to support your fantastic work on Patreon, you deserve much more praise and recognition than you're getting currently.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I try to spend a little extra time polishing the videos and the editing is so satisfying when everything clicks together just right. No worries about supporting me on Patreon. I'm not sure yet about a tutorial for this build, but if there's a demand for it I will probably make it eventually. I also have other videos I want to make but we'll see. Have a great day! :-)
@@SixWings Well, the extra time and effort spent polishing really shows! The quality of your videos are through the roof, my friend :) If there comes a time when you feel like making a tutorial on this, i would most definitely build it. Time to farm an ungodly amount of packed mud bricks in preparation, haha
Amazing build but can we just take a second to appreciate the music, the way the in character elements sync with music so perfectly.. I’m such a nerd but dear gods the way the music swells as you reach the top, the darker tones, perfection. Literal perfection.
I never wanted to do massive builds until I began watching your videos. This is so beautiful. And I know I say this every time but this build is my favorite!
They say in architecture the most important thing to consider when designing a building is how a human would view and interact with the space, and I think this particularly is what you got right that a lot of builds I’ve seen haven’t. The build is made so that it’s best appreciated by a player in survival, exploring all the intricacies of the interior and the grandeur of the exterior and the landscape. I think maybe because you didn’t use world edit and instead built everything by hand, is why you were able to create that effect. Also because you focused so much on the player in the showcase, it gave the sense of being in the space rather than viewing it from the outside. Absolutely beautiful build, thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much, Abigail. So nice of you to say. I do have that approach for all my builds, even the ones I've used World Edit to help building. I do admire people that build enormous builds that are epic and beautiful on the outside, but that is not my approach. I always consider how to move inside the build. Everything from how the build is framed from approaching it from a distance, to the entrance, to the inner workings of the staircases, ladders etc. I'm really glad that you noticed. 😊
Love the design, it's like you took the arch from the Petit Palais (Beaux-Arts instead of Baroque but related) and used it to rebuild something like Santa Maria della Salute. Also the direction of video, the pan at 7:25 as the music built up and the torches were put down was fantastic, I like how you varied the mood of the music over the length of the video (and included some sound design) instead of just slapping epic music across the full thing. Looking forward to future builds :)
Thank you so much! I try to edit the music so it matches what is happening on screen, as much as possible. Yeah, there's definitely a resemblance to Beaux-Arts as you say and my build draws from different kinds of architectural styles like Beaux-Arts does. I actually considered making something closer to Santa Maria della Salute. I absolutely love that building and will definitely do something closer to that style at some point. Also, Berlin Cathedral was a big inspiration in terms of the color scheme. 🙂
I don't play Minecraft, maybe I will one day, but thanks to you and this build, I have gotten countless hours of entertainment from an anime fairy that has been building this for most of last year. She's leaving soon, but she's finishing this before she goes. No one will see this comment, since the video is almost a year old, but if you do see this, I want to say thank you. Her time building this has been really important to me, brought some great memories, some great frustrations and headaches, mainly on her part, but it has meant a lot. So thank you SixWings.
Currently building in survival. Took a long time to gather all the materials. It's very exciting to be building something so extraordinary in this game. Thank you for your hard work allowing us to take our game to new levels. This build is a masterpiece.
this is seriously one of the most awe-inspiring builds ive ever seen. i had to subscribe to the patreon and get the world download and play around with this design myself. after tinkering with it and adding a clock on each of the closed door sides and switching out the mangrove for stripped dark oak to save myself the pain of harvesting mangrove, im going to try my hand at building this in survival!!!! wish me luck fellas
Absolute respect for not using world edit. As a survival builder part of what makes Minecraft great is the repetition. It’s relaxing building thirty identical pillars. Just turn your brain off and build. It’s wonderful!
This guys is so talented….its always so sad to see such talents have just 37k followers when people that act like fools and no talent at all have millions of su subscribers….U ARE GOTED!
@@SixWings i want the tutorial so badly!!!! I understand the massive amount of work you'd have to put in it though. But the build is so complex and magical!! I want to spend week building it.
You know, I am really not used to liking videos. Maybe because of the way everyone constantly reminds me to do that like I am a child who always forgets everything. But for your videos... I will do it voluntarily. Just to help out. You deserve a much much much larger audience for these masterpieces. You make it plain clear with each of them that you are truly passionate about this. From the way you build to to the way you time the music to the timelapse. Everything is nice and neat, the style is clean, the video's pace is perfect. It is as if listening to a great story starting with trouble and turmoil but ending in a bedazzling glory. Each tale is memerable and meaningful. Keep... Up... the Incredible work! Much love from Estonia from a devoted fan.
OMG! I just watched this video, AFTER I started the tutorial! I'm both excited and terrified at the magnitude of detail and work put into this amazing build!!! I'm so very happy that one of your videos popped up for me to view! I have a great deal of work ahead of me. Your builds are the best I've seen in a long long time, and that you'll give us tutorials, instead of just downloads is a huge blessing to someone like me, who can't live without them! Thank you, @SixWings for your generosity, and for sharing your creations!
Ive been trying to make a dome-like structure like this forever and couldn't get satisfied with anything i built on my own and this is SO inspiring thank you !!!
This is nothing short of spectacular and breathtaking. You’re building style is just out of this world. Please do a tutorial for a large fantasy style castle it’ll be the perfect thing to add along side this build. Oh and def planning on building this the second you plan to drop a tutorial
Honestly this one of, if not my favourite build that I’ve seen anyone create Incredible detail & as others have mentioned in the comments… no world edit either!? Amazing work honestly
OMG, THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!! I love all your buildings, you have a lot of talent to do this, someday when I have more time I promise to make and show you a lot of your constructions that I have saved for my survival world, they are wonderful and I congratulate you for showing us part of your work, greetings from Colombia.
I love that this build doesn’t show any use of world edit tools… as much as I still love builds made in world edit… I have a great respect for those who just build block by block👏👏 I’ve never had access to world edit tools of my own so all of my build I’ve undertaken have been one block at a time. Even more impressive is the scale and the design FANTASTIC👍
Another amazing build. Out of the entire build, those spires on the outside corners are my absolute favorite. I love the use of walls and fences to create the screens in the building.
Thanks Rob! I really appreciate that. Yeah, smaller blocks like fences and walls are really what defines this build and adds so much more detail than you could make with full blocks.
This is my favorite type of building pattern, whether in the game or in real life, together with a well-designed and well-built building, it gives me a stupendous feeling that is difficult to explain, but which is pleasant. Congratulations for the great work!!
hard to find any words to describe the beauty, the art and skill to create and build something like that. all the proportions, any little detail - it reminds of real world buildings like san pietro in rome or st. pauls cathedral in london - but it took them hundreds of years and thousands of poeple to plan and establish something like this. and you design something like this in less than 3 month. chapeau! i think, you will have thousands of not millions of subs one day! keep it up! :)
@@SixWings is it packed mud what you used there much? the color looks different in my shaders, more orange/brown. it looks grey in your build/with your shaders?
@@TheDomander I use Packed Mud in between the Mud Bricks and they have the same color as those. The pillar core is made of Spruce Logs and Mangrove Logs. The Mangrove Logs have a more greyish tone. Maybe you can give me a timestamp and describe where?
At 3:06 and 3:43 - the main walls, so to speak. Im pretty sure its packed mud, bud it looks different in my shaders - in yours it looks more grey, and therefore better/more fitting
"In an age long faded from the annals of history, legends tell of a Sanctum, so tall it dwarfed the surrounding mountains, so grand it put the mightiest cities of the time to shame, so beautiful it shone and glimmered in the setting sun. Yet no one has any knowledge of what this magnificent building was for. Only that it was a Sanctum. The Sanctum." The first video I saw of yours was the Arch Tower. I love that, and I love this just as much. Continue to do what you love :)
This is spectacular, thank you so much for sharing. Can't help but appreciate the slightly larger custom trees right around the base of the building to blend it into the atmosphere. Fits so so well, beautiful ❤️❤️
After watching a video like this, I usually start Minecraft and after placing the fifth block I realise that it's never gonna happen and close the game. xD Such a wonderful building and even built without world edit. Great work, you have my utmost respect.
This is giving me DnD adventure ideas. Something about the beautiful build with it's mystical feeling in combination with it's remote location and the total emptiness... Sorry, long read incoming. Kinda felt like it 😅 "After your long and perilous journey through the godstricken lands, a place where the lingering magics of old cause nothing to be as it seems, you finally glimpse the ancient sanctum from the hilltop on which you stand with the sun matching your effort and reaching it's own summit. You continue onward, down into the forest of tall spruce that envelops the valley. Passing through it's cooling shadows, here and there you gain another glimpse of the sanctums spires through the tall and skinny trees. The more perceptive of you notice a peculiarity - while passing through the trees, looking at the spires, you notice that sometimes when a tree temporaily blocks your line of sight, the sanctum escapes your gaze within this brief window, even though it should be visible from your current location. --- A few hours later, marching through the brush and having dealt with hopefully the last magical terrors of these lands, you reach the grounds of the sanctum. Or at least where it should be standing. You only view a large, elevated clearing filled with grasses and flowers. Insects buzzing in the late afternoon's sun and a gentle breeze swaying the treetops lining the forests edge. --- After navigating the anomalous surroundings and regaining sight of the structure you approach it's towering entrance. Quietly, not knowing for certain what to expect, you open one side of the gate just a crack and slip inside, leaving the peaceful sounds of the early evening behind. The interior leaves you speechless. Before you, seemingly filling the entire sanctum, lies a large, open room with a beautiful, intrecately tiled floor, ending either side in tall, pillared and greatly detailed walls that stretch up the entire height of the structure. Carved in these walls you see runes, glyphs and scripts of every known civilization and more, which escape your recognition. Every last corner and up the entire height is brightly lit with lanterns, gently flickering in unison, giving it all a warm and welcoming feel. About halfway up to the domed ceiling you spot a walkway interrupting the wall like an inset ribbon. Above it four large windows let in light of the now rising moon, painting the upper walls in a silvery blue hue. The structure and the very air around you thrums with leftover magic of the old gods, far more concentrated than you have ever experienced before. Even the non gifted in the arcane arts among you can feel it. This structure is far older than its condition leads to believe. Despite all this, the building remains devoid of any inhabitants and further decor and is eerily quiet. The only sounds being your footsteps and hushed remarks echoing seemingly forever in these tall halls. --- You open one of the small doors to the side and decide to venture up the staircase that presumably leads you to the upper walkway. Being, what should be halfway up, you start hearing sounds not unlike the guilds trading hall back in your home city. A mingled murmur of voices and footsteps, things being picked up and set down, getting more defined and clear with each step you ascend. Finally you reach a wooden door set within a beutifully carved stone arch that leads you out onto the walkway. As you push it open the sound drastically increases, now definetly sounding like hundreds of conversations and general interaction. Leaning onto the stone railing and gazing back down into the room, it is now filled with a bustling mass of people in manycolored robes inbetween furniture like desks, stools and other seating arrangements and plants lining the walls and sporadicly dotted about. Many of these individuals holding books, scolls or other items and seemigly discussing these with others. Above them all small, winged snakes zip through the air, most of them having pieces of paper tied to them and heading either to specific people delivering or recieving these notes, or in and out the large, now open windows above the walkway that are letting in bright sunlight, illuminating the entire scenery. Even the walkway previously thought deserted, features a few groups in conversation, wandering about. --- As you discuss how to approach this, a robed elf wanders closer, apparently intrigued by your motly group. In a warm and calm voice he calls out to you: "Greetings, you must be the newcomers, took you a little while to get here. Haha, don't look so confused, your arrival was set in time as soon as you actually made it to these lands. I hope the local... obstacles did not knock you around too harshly. But then again you seem to be in one piece and still of good spirits. Come, follow me. I'll lead you to high sage Bhaldrum. He will explain all to you, as I can see quite many a question etched in you faces. My name is Eridon by the way." With that and giving a wink with one of his blue eyes, he strides towards another stairway an leads you back down into the great hall. --- Arriving back on the floor you push on through the crowd, further lead by Eridon. Along the way you notice for the first time that people and species from all over the world ar among these people. You see elves, humans, lizardfolk, dwarves, gnomes, dragonborn, birdfolk and many, many more. Occasionally you pick out snippets of conversations. Some discussing historical, or more recent events or some that you have never heard about. Some theorize about planar connections and starcycles, and even others about magic - known and unfamiliar alike. Seemingly having reached your destination you stop at a seating arrangement where a dragonborn, a dwarf and two half orcs are deep in conversation. Eridon clears his throat and adresses the dwarf: "I am sorry for interrupting your discussion high sage Bhaldrum, but these are the expected newcomers." "Aah wonderful!" He calls out in a loud baritone voice. His accent unmistakably of the shimmerpeak dwarves. "Friends, please excuse me, we will finish this discussion at another time. To you, dear newcomers, welcome in the Eternal halls of the seeker! This Sanctum is dedicated to documenting all known an unknown things and aiding the seekers, that wish to gain knowledge and the wisdom it holds. It once stood at the centre of Udkunna Sūryan, a giant city, long before the old gods battled above these lands and warped them with their magic. The six winged god of knowledge gave the last of his essence to protect this library built by his followers, to ensure that his legacy survives the conflict and will be able to help the seekers and the lost for eternity. We come from every nation, every walk of life and every time - drawn here by his lingering call, now further collecting information to further the amassed knowledge. But enough history for now, let me show you around!" He leads you on through one of the giant archways which no longer feature the giant gates leading outside, but reveal even larger wings of the building spread out in all four directions. You are headed towards a ginormous library of which you cannot even see the end as Bhaldrum says over his shoulder with a smile in his voice: "Go ahead, ask what you want. I will answer or find the knowledge you seek..." Any writers stumbling over this - feel free to critique, as I want to improve my storytelling (Please be constructive tho :) ).
Your builds always look so cool and you use techniques that I never would have thought of for example using walls and fences on the exterior of a tower to add depth is absolutely genius. Keep it up
This is exactly why Minecraft never will die!! amazing job, and the best thing is, you made this block by block whitout using any other Mod, also the music was perfect!!
Yoooo this is beyond amazing! You should really consider building an entire city with this style. It would easily become one of the best artworks ever made in Minecraft and u got the skills to push minecraft_citybuilding to the limits. Still, congrats
Magnificent. Cannot express the amazement i felt while watching this. The best megabuild I've seen in a long time. Building it must have felt so meditative.
Every time I watch one of your videos I always think it can't get better than this. Then I see this and.... Just a feeling of awe and amazement. I think this is my favourite build I have ever seen. Once again a massive congratulations, keep up the ever amazing work.
@@SixWings Your channel deserves more recognition for your amazing work, your builds are far better and more detailed than any other youtuber I know of.
I have a video related to this build coming up in a day or two and after that I will begin the tutorial series for it. I'm not exactly sure how it will be done but it will probably be a long series so have patience. Thanks a lot for all the support!
That’s awesome, I’d love to build this in my world.
Looking forward to it - build on!!
I have gotten everything done on the Sanctum so far, waiting for part 2!!!
will there be a world download or a schematic?
@@stevensonck7352 I have the download on my Patreon or for members here on TH-cam. Im in the middle of a tutorial if you want to build it yourself. 😊
This guy could have saved so much time with WorldEdit, the fact he didn’t is a sign of pure dedication
I was gonna say, I think it’s even more impressive that he didn’t. Though worldedit makes things nice and easy (to some extent) there’s a sense of accomplishment that comes with doing it all by hand.
Ok but imagine knowing how to use world edit 💀(i don't know how to use world edit)
@@zartexkrontaculys1097 It‘s actually quite simple, there are a lot of good tutorials on YT (For instance, this one‘s for landscaping: th-cam.com/video/X7FjfzE9eLQ/w-d-xo.html )
I have yet to ever use worldedit in any of my builds, there’s something very fun about placing every individual block of an entire 5000 block long mountain range
Everybody can copy paste stuff, builds like this require determination. I rather watch this then some copy pasting everythibg they do cause they are lazy ..
That shot up the dome with all the lights being placed is genuinely one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in a Minecraft video
That is so nice of you to say. Thank you, Liam!
Me too, had the same feeling as the camera was looking up at it and the lights slowly turned on.
I don’t know of any other major builders who create everything by hand; this is so authentic. Really stunning job!
Thank you! Have you seen fWhip? He does some crazy big projects in survival. What a machine.
@@SixWings yeah fwhip is good at building too, I just always forget how to spell his name! 😂
here's a recommendation for you. Alpha3lob
@@SixWings Loony does that too!
mean a lot of people do buld by hand. the ones that play survival that is. but typically when you watch timelapses specifically for large builds people definitely mostly use world edit to speed things up.
Amazing, next should be a Helms deep type build or maybe a crumbling, decrepit castle build
Thanks and great suggestions by the way. ;-)
@@SixWings or maybe Minas tirith
@@zoes32flavaz or barad dur
Bro let him rest
@@SixWings do you have tutorials on how to build like one of your towers for instance?
Your builds and video production deserve so much recognition! Enjoy the content so far :DD
Thanks a lot!
I can't even describe the sheer magnitude of emotion i felt while watching this. I was always fascinated by Baroque architecture, and let me say, this build does it justice. This was a truly breathtaking building video, complete with stunning cinematography.
Also, i wanted to mention. I'm currently building your Bathhouse in my survival world, and it's so much fun! Your tutorials are very thorough and easy to follow, thank you!
I am sorry for not being able to support your fantastic work on Patreon, you deserve much more praise and recognition than you're getting currently.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I try to spend a little extra time polishing the videos and the editing is so satisfying when everything clicks together just right. No worries about supporting me on Patreon. I'm not sure yet about a tutorial for this build, but if there's a demand for it I will probably make it eventually. I also have other videos I want to make but we'll see. Have a great day! :-)
@@SixWings Well, the extra time and effort spent polishing really shows! The quality of your videos are through the roof, my friend :)
If there comes a time when you feel like making a tutorial on this, i would most definitely build it. Time to farm an ungodly amount of packed mud bricks in preparation, haha
Amazing build but can we just take a second to appreciate the music, the way the in character elements sync with music so perfectly.. I’m such a nerd but dear gods the way the music swells as you reach the top, the darker tones, perfection. Literal perfection.
Thank you so much! I love taking my time editing and getting the music to fit with what happens on-screen. Nothing wrong with being a nerd. 😉
This is insane. I can’t tell what’s more impressive, the actual build or the fact that you seem to have done this completely without world edit
I never wanted to do massive builds until I began watching your videos. This is so beautiful. And I know I say this every time but this build is my favorite!
Thank you, cinnis. I really should try and limit myself a bit. These builds take so much time 😀. But they're fun to make, there's no denying that.
That is probably one of the most beautiful things I‘ve ever seen
7:23 absolutly insane moment, really love that build !
How does someone make something so magnificient, divine .. such as this? I am beyond words.
Doing all this by hand is extremely impressive!! Not to mention the build itself is gorgeous, the time and effort you’ve put into this really shows!!”
I can't believe you actually built appropriate structural support for the outer dome, despite it never seeing the light of day.
They say in architecture the most important thing to consider when designing a building is how a human would view and interact with the space, and I think this particularly is what you got right that a lot of builds I’ve seen haven’t. The build is made so that it’s best appreciated by a player in survival, exploring all the intricacies of the interior and the grandeur of the exterior and the landscape. I think maybe because you didn’t use world edit and instead built everything by hand, is why you were able to create that effect. Also because you focused so much on the player in the showcase, it gave the sense of being in the space rather than viewing it from the outside. Absolutely beautiful build, thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much, Abigail. So nice of you to say. I do have that approach for all my builds, even the ones I've used World Edit to help building. I do admire people that build enormous builds that are epic and beautiful on the outside, but that is not my approach. I always consider how to move inside the build. Everything from how the build is framed from approaching it from a distance, to the entrance, to the inner workings of the staircases, ladders etc. I'm really glad that you noticed. 😊
Love the design, it's like you took the arch from the Petit Palais (Beaux-Arts instead of Baroque but related) and used it to rebuild something like Santa Maria della Salute. Also the direction of video, the pan at 7:25 as the music built up and the torches were put down was fantastic, I like how you varied the mood of the music over the length of the video (and included some sound design) instead of just slapping epic music across the full thing. Looking forward to future builds :)
Thank you so much! I try to edit the music so it matches what is happening on screen, as much as possible. Yeah, there's definitely a resemblance to Beaux-Arts as you say and my build draws from different kinds of architectural styles like Beaux-Arts does. I actually considered making something closer to Santa Maria della Salute. I absolutely love that building and will definitely do something closer to that style at some point. Also, Berlin Cathedral was a big inspiration in terms of the color scheme. 🙂
I don't play Minecraft, maybe I will one day, but thanks to you and this build, I have gotten countless hours of entertainment from an anime fairy that has been building this for most of last year. She's leaving soon, but she's finishing this before she goes. No one will see this comment, since the video is almost a year old, but if you do see this, I want to say thank you. Her time building this has been really important to me, brought some great memories, some great frustrations and headaches, mainly on her part, but it has meant a lot. So thank you SixWings.
hands down one of the most gorgeous and detailed build I have ever seen!
Thank you so much!
This is what true dedication looks like.
Currently building in survival. Took a long time to gather all the materials. It's very exciting to be building something so extraordinary in this game. Thank you for your hard work allowing us to take our game to new levels. This build is a masterpiece.
You're welcome! Really glad you like the build and enjoyed building it.
this is seriously one of the most awe-inspiring builds ive ever seen. i had to subscribe to the patreon and get the world download and play around with this design myself. after tinkering with it and adding a clock on each of the closed door sides and switching out the mangrove for stripped dark oak to save myself the pain of harvesting mangrove, im going to try my hand at building this in survival!!!! wish me luck fellas
Thank you so much! And yeah, the Mangrove isn't really necessary since it's mostly hidden anyway. Good luck with the build and thanks for the support!
@@SixWings and thank you for the fantastic build and good luck wishes !!
Absolute respect for not using world edit. As a survival builder part of what makes Minecraft great is the repetition. It’s relaxing building thirty identical pillars. Just turn your brain off and build. It’s wonderful!
the sheer grandeur and magnitude of the build is simply majestic
my fav minecraft builder. my nephew and I watch all your vids. Like you’re approach to things . Different than anyone else I’ve watched
I'm so glad to hear that, thanks! Say hi to your nephew for me. ;-)
This guys is so talented….its always so sad to see such talents have just 37k followers when people that act like fools and no talent at all have millions of su subscribers….U ARE GOTED!
Im begging you to make a tutorial!! You blow my mind away with every video you come out with!
I will strongly consider it. Let's leave it at that. 🙂
@@SixWings i want the tutorial so badly!!!! I understand the massive amount of work you'd have to put in it though. But the build is so complex and magical!! I want to spend week building it.
I just can't comprehend how someone can build something like this
Your use of texture on this build is immaculate!
Thank tou so much! 🙂
I have never wanted to see an tutorial video for a building until I saw this video.
You know, I am really not used to liking videos. Maybe because of the way everyone constantly reminds me to do that like I am a child who always forgets everything. But for your videos... I will do it voluntarily. Just to help out. You deserve a much much much larger audience for these masterpieces. You make it plain clear with each of them that you are truly passionate about this. From the way you build to to the way you time the music to the timelapse. Everything is nice and neat, the style is clean, the video's pace is perfect. It is as if listening to a great story starting with trouble and turmoil but ending in a bedazzling glory. Each tale is memerable and meaningful. Keep... Up... the Incredible work! Much love from Estonia from a devoted fan.
Respect! minecraft single builder, and didn't use world edit 👍👍👍 your vid deserved my like! amazing build! good job!
Thank you!
Making this without worldedit... you regave me faith in humanity
OMG! I just watched this video, AFTER I started the tutorial! I'm both excited and terrified at the magnitude of detail and work put into this amazing build!!! I'm so very happy that one of your videos popped up for me to view! I have a great deal of work ahead of me. Your builds are the best I've seen in a long long time, and that you'll give us tutorials, instead of just downloads is a huge blessing to someone like me, who can't live without them! Thank you, @SixWings for your generosity, and for sharing your creations!
You're welcome! I'm glad you found my videos too and that you like my builds. Good luck building! 🙂
I love that he didnt use worldedit.. and still made something of a masterwork, impressive, like really really impressive
Thanks, Case!
Wow, no words can describe the amount of dedication and sheer f-ing will.
My guy, you are an artist.
Thank you so much, Ilanca. 🙂
@@SixWings you honestly don't know how astonished I am, you have beautiful works of art.
Incredible work! But it blew me away that you also made a tutorial series for it too. Truly inspirational. Thanks for the time and effort.
Thank you, you're welcome. 😉👍
Inner and outer Cuppola... With supports between them... nicely done!
Thank you!
wonderful 14 minutes, one of the most beautiful builds ever, thank you for sharing in such a beautiful way
Thank you. You're Welcome! 🙂
Ive been trying to make a dome-like structure like this forever and couldn't get satisfied with anything i built on my own and this is SO inspiring thank you !!!
You're welcome!
I like the fact that you care also about the inside.
Lo que me impresiona más es la cinemática final en cada uno de tus trabajos.
Impresionante!!!
Felicidades.
You gotta love builds that are done entirely by hand. Amazing!
The best Minecraft builder I’ve seen just bc it’s by hand. You gave me hope 😅.
This is nothing short of spectacular and breathtaking. You’re building style is just out of this world. Please do a tutorial for a large fantasy style castle it’ll be the perfect thing to add along side this build. Oh and def planning on building this the second you plan to drop a tutorial
Honestly this one of, if not my favourite build that I’ve seen anyone create
Incredible detail & as others have mentioned in the comments… no world edit either!?
Amazing work honestly
Thank you, Joe! Really glad you like the build. Yeah, building it manually takes so much time, but makes for a good timelapse. 🙂
@@SixWings I can only imagine 😅 well done though, I look forward to seeing more of your builds 🙏🏻
OMG, THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!! I love all your buildings, you have a lot of talent to do this, someday when I have more time I promise to make and show you a lot of your constructions that I have saved for my survival world, they are wonderful and I congratulate you for showing us part of your work, greetings from Colombia.
Thanks for the nice words! Have a lovely day! 🙂
Camera work was excellent on this thing! Absolutely love the videogame cutscene feel that takes place at the end.
I love that this build doesn’t show any use of world edit tools… as much as I still love builds made in world edit… I have a great respect for those who just build block by block👏👏 I’ve never had access to world edit tools of my own so all of my build I’ve undertaken have been one block at a time. Even more impressive is the scale and the design FANTASTIC👍
EPIC! The light show inside had me saying WOW!! 🥰. One of the most complex build in minecraft I've ever seen. Very majestic! Tks for sharing.
👏👏👏👏🎖🏆🥇
Another amazing build. Out of the entire build, those spires on the outside corners are my absolute favorite. I love the use of walls and fences to create the screens in the building.
Thanks Rob! I really appreciate that. Yeah, smaller blocks like fences and walls are really what defines this build and adds so much more detail than you could make with full blocks.
absolutely breathtaking.
astonishly beautiful
Thank you! :-)
SixWings the human 3D printer... Amazing!
When i saw you building every single tower by hand, the like button pressed by himself bruh
I'm glad you like it, thanks!
bro i i dont usually comment but props to u for not using world edit. this goes haaaaaaaaaard
Awesome build 🤯 Currently watching your tutorial on how to build this awesome structure, thank you for sharing it 😭
Thank you! I'll try to get the next episode out as soon as possible. I'm really glad you like it. 🙂
So cool! Makes me motivated to get back into Minecraft and build.
窓を付けずに壁を沢山の種類の装飾でオシャレにする技術がすごい😮参考になります😊
This is my favorite type of building pattern, whether in the game or in real life, together with a well-designed and well-built building, it gives me a stupendous feeling that is difficult to explain, but which is pleasant.
Congratulations for the great work!!
Thank you so much, Ricardo!
@@SixWings Do you have PMC?
@@RicardoBaptista33 No, I haven't really used it to be honest. I will check it out at some point. 🙂
Best builder in Minecraft 😲😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
Your build is majestic! even the music selection fits the build! subscribed!
This is what I aspire to build in my worlds. Breathtakingly beautiful build!
I see this Channel since his First vídeo and he dont stop making insane things
bruhhh.... that is INCREDIBLE
This video deserves millions of likes
Just one word: ABSURD, just absurd
That's a stunning build! very well done!
hard to find any words to describe the beauty, the art and skill to create and build something like that. all the proportions, any little detail - it reminds of real world buildings like san pietro in rome or st. pauls cathedral in london - but it took them hundreds of years and thousands of poeple to plan and establish something like this. and you design something like this in less than 3 month.
chapeau! i think, you will have thousands of not millions of subs one day! keep it up! :)
That is so kind of you to say, truly.
@@SixWings is it packed mud what you used there much? the color looks different in my shaders, more orange/brown. it looks grey in your build/with your shaders?
@@TheDomander I use Packed Mud in between the Mud Bricks and they have the same color as those. The pillar core is made of Spruce Logs and Mangrove Logs. The Mangrove Logs have a more greyish tone. Maybe you can give me a timestamp and describe where?
At 3:06 and 3:43 - the main walls, so to speak. Im pretty sure its packed mud, bud it looks different in my shaders - in yours it looks more grey, and therefore better/more fitting
@@SixWings and as you say - your mangrove looks grey aswell - in my shaders it looks brownish - anyway i use acacia wood, this looks nicely grey
my friend congratulations for your work
I went through the pain of building this in survival mode and the payoff at the end is worth it. Great build.
wow! it's divinely irresistible
Europe in the 1500’s: Couple of Wars, nothing much.
Some Italian City State:
It reminds me of the ringed city mausoleum. Very beautiful build. I wish to attempt a project like this some day.
Thank you! Yeah, I probably was partly inspired by DS3. The Ringed City is just beautiful. 🙂
"In an age long faded from the annals of history, legends tell of a Sanctum, so tall it dwarfed the surrounding mountains, so grand it put the mightiest cities of the time to shame, so beautiful it shone and glimmered in the setting sun. Yet no one has any knowledge of what this magnificent building was for. Only that it was a Sanctum. The Sanctum."
The first video I saw of yours was the Arch Tower. I love that, and I love this just as much. Continue to do what you love :)
Thanks a lot! I will definitely do that. ;-)
This is amazing. I showed my Mum and she loves it too!
Awesome! Thanks!
Next project, you can do an underground dwarf city with lush caves style
Could be cool. I have different builds planned and there's one that is somewhat close to what you describe. :-)
jesus christ this is nuts. Looks amazing at night.
That is absolutely incredible
Thank you!
Your channel is crazy underrated !!
Thank you so much, Boworna. 😊
This is spectacular, thank you so much for sharing. Can't help but appreciate the slightly larger custom trees right around the base of the building to blend it into the atmosphere.
Fits so so well, beautiful ❤️❤️
Thanks! I'm really glad that someone picked up on that detail. :-D
After watching a video like this, I usually start Minecraft and after placing the fifth block I realise that it's never gonna happen and close the game. xD
Such a wonderful building and even built without world edit. Great work, you have my utmost respect.
Thank you so much! I hope you play again soon. 😊
This is giving me DnD adventure ideas. Something about the beautiful build with it's mystical feeling in combination with it's remote location and the total emptiness...
Sorry, long read incoming. Kinda felt like it 😅
"After your long and perilous journey through the godstricken lands, a place where the lingering magics of old cause nothing to be as it seems, you finally glimpse the ancient sanctum from the hilltop on which you stand with the sun matching your effort and reaching it's own summit. You continue onward, down into the forest of tall spruce that envelops the valley. Passing through it's cooling shadows, here and there you gain another glimpse of the sanctums spires through the tall and skinny trees. The more perceptive of you notice a peculiarity - while passing through the trees, looking at the spires, you notice that sometimes when a tree temporaily blocks your line of sight, the sanctum escapes your gaze within this brief window, even though it should be visible from your current location.
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A few hours later, marching through the brush and having dealt with hopefully the last magical terrors of these lands, you reach the grounds of the sanctum. Or at least where it should be standing. You only view a large, elevated clearing filled with grasses and flowers. Insects buzzing in the late afternoon's sun and a gentle breeze swaying the treetops lining the forests edge.
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After navigating the anomalous surroundings and regaining sight of the structure you approach it's towering entrance. Quietly, not knowing for certain what to expect, you open one side of the gate just a crack and slip inside, leaving the peaceful sounds of the early evening behind.
The interior leaves you speechless. Before you, seemingly filling the entire sanctum, lies a large, open room with a beautiful, intrecately tiled floor, ending either side in tall, pillared and greatly detailed walls that stretch up the entire height of the structure. Carved in these walls you see runes, glyphs and scripts of every known civilization and more, which escape your recognition. Every last corner and up the entire height is brightly lit with lanterns, gently flickering in unison, giving it all a warm and welcoming feel. About halfway up to the domed ceiling you spot a walkway interrupting the wall like an inset ribbon. Above it four large windows let in light of the now rising moon, painting the upper walls in a silvery blue hue. The structure and the very air around you thrums with leftover magic of the old gods, far more concentrated than you have ever experienced before. Even the non gifted in the arcane arts among you can feel it. This structure is far older than its condition leads to believe.
Despite all this, the building remains devoid of any inhabitants and further decor and is eerily quiet. The only sounds being your footsteps and hushed remarks echoing seemingly forever in these tall halls.
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You open one of the small doors to the side and decide to venture up the staircase that presumably leads you to the upper walkway. Being, what should be halfway up, you start hearing sounds not unlike the guilds trading hall back in your home city. A mingled murmur of voices and footsteps, things being picked up and set down, getting more defined and clear with each step you ascend. Finally you reach a wooden door set within a beutifully carved stone arch that leads you out onto the walkway.
As you push it open the sound drastically increases, now definetly sounding like hundreds of conversations and general interaction. Leaning onto the stone railing and gazing back down into the room, it is now filled with a bustling mass of people in manycolored robes inbetween furniture like desks, stools and other seating arrangements and plants lining the walls and sporadicly dotted about. Many of these individuals holding books, scolls or other items and seemigly discussing these with others. Above them all small, winged snakes zip through the air, most of them having pieces of paper tied to them and heading either to specific people delivering or recieving these notes, or in and out the large, now open windows above the walkway that are letting in bright sunlight, illuminating the entire scenery. Even the walkway previously thought deserted, features a few groups in conversation, wandering about.
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As you discuss how to approach this, a robed elf wanders closer, apparently intrigued by your motly group. In a warm and calm voice he calls out to you: "Greetings, you must be the newcomers, took you a little while to get here. Haha, don't look so confused, your arrival was set in time as soon as you actually made it to these lands. I hope the local... obstacles did not knock you around too harshly. But then again you seem to be in one piece and still of good spirits. Come, follow me. I'll lead you to high sage Bhaldrum. He will explain all to you, as I can see quite many a question etched in you faces. My name is Eridon by the way." With that and giving a wink with one of his blue eyes, he strides towards another stairway an leads you back down into the great hall.
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Arriving back on the floor you push on through the crowd, further lead by Eridon. Along the way you notice for the first time that people and species from all over the world ar among these people. You see elves, humans, lizardfolk, dwarves, gnomes, dragonborn, birdfolk and many, many more. Occasionally you pick out snippets of conversations. Some discussing historical, or more recent events or some that you have never heard about. Some theorize about planar connections and starcycles, and even others about magic - known and unfamiliar alike.
Seemingly having reached your destination you stop at a seating arrangement where a dragonborn, a dwarf and two half orcs are deep in conversation. Eridon clears his throat and adresses the dwarf: "I am sorry for interrupting your discussion high sage Bhaldrum, but these are the expected newcomers." "Aah wonderful!" He calls out in a loud baritone voice. His accent unmistakably of the shimmerpeak dwarves. "Friends, please excuse me, we will finish this discussion at another time. To you, dear newcomers, welcome in the Eternal halls of the seeker! This Sanctum is dedicated to documenting all known an unknown things and aiding the seekers, that wish to gain knowledge and the wisdom it holds. It once stood at the centre of Udkunna Sūryan, a giant city, long before the old gods battled above these lands and warped them with their magic. The six winged god of knowledge gave the last of his essence to protect this library built by his followers, to ensure that his legacy survives the conflict and will be able to help the seekers and the lost for eternity. We come from every nation, every walk of life and every time - drawn here by his lingering call, now further collecting information to further the amassed knowledge. But enough history for now, let me show you around!"
He leads you on through one of the giant archways which no longer feature the giant gates leading outside, but reveal even larger wings of the building spread out in all four directions. You are headed towards a ginormous library of which you cannot even see the end as Bhaldrum says over his shoulder with a smile in his voice: "Go ahead, ask what you want. I will answer or find the knowledge you seek..."
Any writers stumbling over this - feel free to critique, as I want to improve my storytelling (Please be constructive tho :) ).
Your builds always look so cool and you use techniques that I never would have thought of for example using walls and fences on the exterior of a tower to add depth is absolutely genius. Keep it up
Thanks Rex! I will. 😉
Fascinating. I admire your art immensely.
Thanks a lot!
This was magnificent. The music choice, the dedication and ingenuity were truly breathtaking. Bravo!
Thank you so much!
WOW, SIMPLY AWESOME!!! EXCELLENT MUSIC AS WELL....
Amazing 10/10 building this tower
This is exactly why Minecraft never will die!! amazing job, and the best thing is, you made this block by block whitout using any other Mod, also the music was perfect!!
Yoooo this is beyond amazing! You should really consider building an entire city with this style. It would easily become one of the best artworks ever made in Minecraft and u got the skills to push minecraft_citybuilding to the limits. Still, congrats
Magnificent. Cannot express the amazement i felt while watching this. The best megabuild I've seen in a long time. Building it must have felt so meditative.
Thank you so much! Yeah, it dit. But also very timeconsuming. :-D
C'est magnifique, félicitations pour tes efforts!!
The absolute magnificence of a building such as this is phenomenal 👏 Plus amazing choice of music. Does it justice tenfold
That was a pleasure to watch, its stunning. The attention the detail. All i can say is WOW!!
Well done
Thank you for saying so. 🙂
Not using world edit or voxel is both stupid and amazing. Such an amazing work using only Steves hands.
Haha, yeah exactly. Both amazing and stupid. 😀
this is the coolest/most beautiful build i have EVER seen.
Cool project. We especially liked the structural detail in the dome.
Thanks! Glad you appreciate that part. :-)
Yet another great video from the legendary SixWings
Every time I watch one of your videos I always think it can't get better than this. Then I see this and.... Just a feeling of awe and amazement. I think this is my favourite build I have ever seen. Once again a massive congratulations, keep up the ever amazing work.
Thanks you! That is so nice to hear. Thanks for the support! :-)
@@SixWings Your channel deserves more recognition for your amazing work, your builds are far better and more detailed than any other youtuber I know of.
This is easily the best Minecraft build I've ever seen. You deserve A LOT more views on this video!!!