Bean's MC Cave

its minecraft time bitches

[beansmccave]

I’m Bean! I use she/her pronouns :)

This is a side blog for my Minecraft builds and build appreciation!

My main is @fruggin-bitch

info post from my main to introduce myself :D

Below see the tags to the different worlds most of my builds are in :)

#buildy

#tumbee smp

#rip 2.0 builds

#rip 1.0 builds

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new build (ish)

a few months ago i made this library build in a tundra! its a 1.20 build with mudbrick walls, spruce log accents, and a deepslate tile roof. there's seats in a small cafe in one corner, study rooms and nooks along the back wall, and a large meeting room.

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I've made so much progress on this build!

its a survival-style creative build that i'm using as a setting for a fic I've been working on for a while now! I've added farms, a new sheep and cow pasture, and two portals! I also recently built a workshop area, storage area, and expanded the axolotl pond!

its grown so much over the past year :)

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New build!!!

I was SO excited when the new update came out! i love the pink wood!! it gave me an excuse to complement the cherry planks with mangrove planks!

This is a little café with redstone dispensers in the back with cookies and pie! the back wall is lit up by shroomlights and is made of spruce wood. There is a ceiling of moss and cherry blossom leaves.

i had so much fun building this!! the little flowers act a bit like sea pickles or candles where you can place up to four on the same block which makes them really nice for some depth while scattering them!

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I”M FINALLY DONE!!

i’ve been working on this build since last April and i’m finally calling it done! (I’ll probably still add on to it every so often, but i’m,  really happy with how it turned out!)

This naturally occuring floating island was so fun to alter and build onto! There are stairs leading to each level/area, and lanterns and shroomlights to provide light. The Waterfall coming from the arch branches off to the other side of the mountain, flowing over the portal stairs and flows down into the river below.

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Three builds from my first ever suvival Minecraft world! 

The first is a dark oak and mushroom house, with flowers along the front and a boat and fishing dock stretching out into an ocean. There is a cow and pig farm, along with a wheat farm over the water nearby. Below the house is a massive storage basement filled with anything a survival player could need.

The second is a jungle treehouse, with a bridge to an enchanting library on top of another tree. The house is small, but hosts everything you could need, and under the tree in an underground mining area, is a storage area for supplies and riches.

The third is a cozy mountain house, made of dark oak, spruce, and birch. It is a one roomed, multilevel house with a potionmaking area, lots of pets, and a rooftop potato and wheat farm. There is a ladder down to a nether portal and this house is conveniently right next to a nether fortress on the nether side, and near the end portal on the overworld side, which makes it the prime place to set spawn when going on dangerous outings.

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i have so many in progress builds that i want to finish but haven't had to energy :/

there's this one that’s really really cool but i have like a quarter of it left to finish  so i cant share yet :(

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A small survival-style home made to resemble the one described in my story been so long and now i'm finally free

all of the resources and building materals used are from the area around the build! the woods, cobble, and flowers were all found while flying around the area! there are cow and sheep pastures, along with an axolotl pond, and i’ll soon add a farm! i love this building style and how well this turned otu!

it was mostly built in 1.16.5, but i updated the world after building so I could keep the terrain, as its from a 1.16.5 world generation.

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The Tumblee Bakery :D 

The name is from my little group of mutuals that i met two years ago, so i named it after them! The build uses alternating columns of purpur bricks and blackstone brick walls, along with deepslate for the roof and flooring. There is a staircase path that leads down to a dock that edges the harbor. The staircase is a transition from oak planks at the top to birch near the bottom to match with the surrounding forest.

There is a glowing sign menu inside the bakery advertising baked goods along with chests of said items! There are numerous tables inside the bakery at the windows and lanterns for lighting. Indoor plant boxes are by the front windows holding daisies, alliums, and azalea bushes.

I loved building this! It’s such a cozy little build, and I might return to it in the future to add a baker’s suite and some farms!

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Small house made to resemble a mid-game survival house!

This is actually for a fic that i’m working on, (linked here!) that includes a beginner builder trying to learn to become better while still staying true to the blocks he loves!

The floor is made of stripped oak logs, along with oak trapdoor and door features. The walls are cobble and mossy cobble, with the moss crawling up from the grass, and leaking down from the moss roof, whihc has azaleas, grass, and flowers. The corners of the exteriors are shaped by walls, giving the building less of a rectangular look.

The interior is stocked with all a survival player could ask for; storage, an enchanting library, a bed, furnaces, and some lovely indoor plants. A jukebox sits next to the pile of barrels.

i love this build, and i wish that i had built things more like this when i was into survival gameplay!

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I updated the outside of my Spruce hill build!

I thought it needed a little extra something to connect it to the world around it, so i added a dock and a pathway up to the front of the house lined by light posts!

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I turned a wide desert cave into a small chunk of lush paradise! The ceiling is covered in glow berries and the spore flowers scattered around give a beautiful particle effect! There are two close ups, one of an open amethyst, built by me, and one of a small creepy room hidden behind the bright glow berries. There’s also a library with an enchanter, and a zombie XP farm, both entrances covered by berry vines.

This was such a fun survival build! 

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I just finished another build!! Super excited to get screenshots of it and share :D

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A small home built into the side of a hill! 

The stone brick walls move from stone to deep slate then to black stone as we go inside, with gilded blackstone accents. The floor is a mix of different types of stone, including mossy cobble and moss blocks. There is a variety of flora inside, including glowberries, flowers, bushes, and seagrass. There is a small storage area of barrels, and a library melded into the wall, including an enchantment table. The water feature includes shroomlights, and next to it there is a lava wall, which provides lighting to the room, along with the lanterns scattered about. There is a secret room somewhere!

I have plans for this build to have a secret nether entrance to a huge (?) base! Maybe even a castle! Ive never done a build in the nether before, i usually just use it for travel 🤷‍♀️

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My home on a small server with some friends :) The house is two rooms side by side, separated by a wall and double doors. The room on the right is my main room with a bed, furnaces, and some storage. The room on the left is the room of a small baby zombie Piglin, lovingly named Edgar. On the roof of the house is a small potato farm, and there are a few azalea trees around the edge of the area. In front of the house, there is a small pond, surrounded by fences, that is home to an Axolotl named Nom II. Nom’s pond is separated from the ocean by a bridge and to the left of the pond is a small wheat farm.

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Mossy Bubble 1.18 build that started out as a cliff overhang into a shallow cave, there is a library, storage system, and a nether portal overgrown in beautiful 1.18 flora. Mossy cobblestone and stone bricks are used interchangeably as paths and stairs to reach the carved out rooms, with a hill of moss, azaleas and shroom lights as a divider. A few spore blossoms on the ceiling provide a particle effect and give the bubble atmosphere. The outer walls are a glass dome that has been used as an extension from the mountain drop off above, but show the beauty within the bubble.