Hello my friends and welcome
My name is Jay and this time we are going to build this lovely medieval rustic styled enchanter store or study
In this tutorial we'll make it an enchanter store on the bottom floor and a study on the first floor
Though you could make that a living quarter, depending on what you'd like the most
But lets get right in to building
If you are building the entire village, then your enchanter store should be on the left hand side across from the blacksmith
And we'll place the first pillar 5 blocks away from the outer wall
These are the materials you'll need
And the dimensions of the build are 21 by 19 blocks with the build being 18 blocks high
Now, we'll start with our first pillar on the left side of this plot of land and that's the pillar that is 5 blocks away from the outer wall
And we'll make that 6 blocks high
Then against the top we'll place 5 logs and a 6 block high pillar next to that
And that way you'll have a 5 block gap to start of with
Now behind that right pillar, we want to place a 5 block high pillar and then a 6 block high pillar
Each time with 1 block gap
Here a 5 block high, then a 5 block gap
5 block high and then a 6 block high pillar
And again we'll connect these
Now in that middle gap, we'll have the main doorway to the house
So we'll just place 2 pillars up until that crossbeam at the top with 2 blocks like this
For the right side of the build we'll place a 5 block high pillar, leave a 5 block gap
A 5 block high pillar and then a 6 block high pillar
And again we'll connect them at the top
The back of the build, the start is the same as the side so we'll do that first
5 blocks, 5 gap, 5 blocks and then 6 blocks and then connect them at the top
And then next to that we'll place 2 more 5 block high pillars and then 1 more 6 block high pillar
Now for this remaining side, we'll do a 5 block high pillar, 3 block gap, then 5 blocks
A 1 block gap, then 6 blocks and then 2 times 5 blocks in between those 2
Then connect that at the top as well and then we have our main setup done for the house
Now we'll do the starting points of our roof and we'll start right here on this corner
And bring that all the way to that crossbeam above the front door
And then we'll place a full block of cobblestone on top
Here we want to do the same thing. So stair, upside down stair and full block
And this is the pattern we basically want to do on all those 6 block high pillars
Because that is where the starting points of our roof will be
So right here we have 1. But this, we want to connect this like so
Then place your full blocks. And I am placing those full blocks so its easy to see where your roofs will start
We'll have 1 more here on this 6 block high pillar, again connecting them like this
Full block on top and then one more on this corner as well
Then the side, that left side of the build, you can completely fill that with cobblestone stairs
And in the front we'll have that shape 1 more time
And for the last one you just want to place a cobblestone block here
Now the shapes of the roofs we'll use on this one are slightly different then the other builds we did so far
So we'll place a normal stair and upside down stair. And then full block of cobblestone on top of those upside down stairs
And this is the pattern we'll use all the way to the top until they meet up in the middle
And from now on we will be using this kind of shape in housing later on in the village
So we have a little bit of a mix up of different roofs so it doesn't all look exactly the same
But yeah, this is the shape of roof we'll do everywhere where you have those cobblestone blocks
So i'll do it one more time here on that little one
And then after that you just have to repeat it 2 more times on that side one and the back one
To have this as an end result, so you should have 4 in total
Then we can fill up the roof and we'll start with those 2 big ones here
We'll just connect them at the top and we'll do the easiest side first, which is this side here, the right side of the build
You just want to place your full blocks first. So just follow that pattern of cobblestone that we placed
Place your full blocks first and then you'll have an easy time placing your stairs on top
Saves a lot of time. It goes a lot faster that way
Then place some cobblestone slabs on top
And then we'll do that little part in the back here. On the right side in the back
And we'll do that by making corners with our full blocks of spruce wood. So right here
And then there. And the next one is one more block to the inside
But that way you'll have an easy time placing your stairs on top of these as well
Then against that long roof, the highest one, we want to place 1 more row of stairs
And one more row of spruce wood plank blocks as well
We'll connect that side roof with spruce logs all the way to that top roof
And then we'll add a row of slabs on top in cobblestone and then one more row of
spruce wood plank stairs and blocks underneath that, but this time you want to make it a corner
These two rows. So they connect to that roof there
And then we'll move to the bottom and do this part first and that's the same as that little part in the back
Its the exact same size so just make your corners again with your full blocks and place stairs on top
Connect that roof with spruce logs
And then place slabs on top. And that last bit, I'll do that a little bit slower
Because that can be a little bit confusing sometimes
So we'll start right here against that top block and we'll place a row of spruce blocks
And then here as well.
And we'll connect them in a rectangular shape coming out 1 block from that top roof here like so
And then you can just place a row of stairs on top of that whole line
Now the row bellow that is the exact same. The only difference is that we want to come out 1 block in the back as well
So right here, make sure that's one block away from that level above it
And then the last part is 3 blocks of spruce, then 3 stairs
Then remove this stair and place a stair instead in spruce wood and place 3 full blocks behind it.
And that is the roof completely filled up
Then we'll move to white concrete and we'll do the walls on the inside.
Here we'll have 2 windows. So we'll just build a square
1 more row at the bottom and 2 blocks in the center and that gives you 2 block windows, 2 blocks away from the ground
Here as well we'll have a window. But just 1 window. Like so.
Just make sure that each time you have 2 rows of concrete at the bottom because the floor will be 1 block higher then the grass
That way it will look good
And then here its the exact same as the one we just did. So 2 rows, 2 walls on the sides. Like so.
And then you just want to go around the build on the inside and fill up all the remaining gaps with white concrete
up until the height of the windows we just built.
And with that done, we can start with those triangular shapes and we'll start with the one above those 2 windows
We'll place 2 rows of white concrete. And then in the center, we'll make our window
So 2 blocks there and there and then just fill up all the remaining gaps
For the big one here, we'll start with one row at the bottom because we have to fill up that side bit as well so we'll do that first
So 2 blocks here and then fill up those 3 rows as well
And then, above the door, above those 2 pillars, we'll place 4 blocks of white concrete
And then one block at the bottom and the top. And then you can fill up all the rest with white concrete blocks
The back side is the exact same. So you start of with 2 rows of white concrete
And just make sure that your window here is right above the window from the bottom floor
For the rest you can just fill the whole thing up.
And the side window is again the same.
Its just a little bit smaller.
Its just the alignment of your window that' is important so make sure that its above the window of the bottom floor.
For the rest its just following the whole pattern.
And then fill up those 3 remaining gaps in the walls as well. So here...
In the back you have 1 and then on the side you have 1 more.
And then we can start with the decoration
So we'll start with that little triangle again and we'll place 2 pillars next to the window on the left and the right
And then 1 cross block right above the window
Then fill up those gaps with spruce wood fences on the sides and at the top.
And then above the window we'll place one more row of spruce fence and in the center, right bellow the window, 1 more fence
For this big one, we'll place 2 logs in both of the corners
And then 1 block away from those, we'll place 2 more pillars going all the way to the top
One block above the window a crossbeam and in the middle another pillar
Then at the top 2 more cross blocks and then you can start filling up those gaps with fences
And then also at the top of the window and the bottom of the window, we want to have some fences
But here we do want to place 2 more cross blocks
There
And then there
And then 2 more fences here at the bottom
Now we'll do the doorway.
This is basically the edge of the pathway we'll build with the fences so just place fences in this pattern
And then place 2 cobblestone blocks in between those gaps with 3 fences on top of both these blocks
That's for the roof we'll build above the doorway in a bit.
Now in these gaps we want to place some more fences and then we'll do the left side of the build first
Before we move on to other materials.
So here we'll just place a row going all the way to the back
And 2 fences bellow the window.
And then at the top, 1 block away from the sides, we'll do a pillar
And then again, 1 block above the window, a crossbeam with a pillar in the center on top of that
And then its the same thing like all the other ones. Fill up those gaps with spruce wood
Place spruce wood at the top of the window and then 2 at the bottom
Now for the back i'll just do the lower side here
Because the top bit, that triangle at the top is the exact same one as the big one in the front
So just repeat that whole thing on this one
And then here its just a row at the top and 2 fences bellow the window
And then we can switch to cobblestone full blocks
And we'll start with two blocks where the front door is. In those corners
And 4 blocks on the left here
And then we just want to zigzag around the pillars. Only where there's windows, you want to leave gaps
But for the rest, fill up all the gaps with full blocks. I'll slow down where there's windows
That way you'll see it there very easily.
And then we'll switch to cobblestone stairs and where the door is, we'll place two stairs sideways
And then we'll place them towards the build like this.
Now every time where there's a window, you want to place them sideways on those blocks
And then upside down in those gaps bellow it.
Leave the middle one as it is because we'll place some grass blocks on there later on
But again I'll slow it down each time there is a window just to make it a little easier
Here we can remove those 2 fences. It needs to be 2 stairs there
And then lastly, this one, which is the same as the one in the back.
Now this gap here in the corner. You can use that to light up this part of the build
You can either place a glowstone in there or a torch
Me, I went for a torch because I used torches in the whole build
Then here we'll build a little roof above the door with some slabs on the sides
And then we'll go down one slab. 3 full blocks in the center
And then we'll build that little shape that we used on the roofs as well
So just 2 stairs, 1 behind, slab on top and just connect it to that crossbeam above the door
And then from underneath, with spruce wood plank slabs, we'll place some rows of slabs.
2 on both sides and then 1 in the center
And that finishes off that little roof
Now for the next part we'll build a little pathway here.
So just place 8 blocks and on the inside you want to place 6 blocks like this
Don't do the rest yet because the rest will be 1 block higher
Then...
To finish off the decorations on the outside, we'll just place a grass block with a trapdoor and some flowers on top
Glass panes in the windows. I used black stained glass for the windwos but you can go for any color you want
And then just use some trapdoors on the sides.
Don't forget to place that door in from the inside where that front door is
And I'll just go over all the windows slowly
Well, not real slow, I'll speed it up a little bit
But you will see all the windows. That way you won't make any mistakes
But the pattern is basically the same. Its just grass blocks with flowers and trapdoors
And then some glass panes in the gaps
And then we have 1 more on that last side of the build here
And then we can start with the interior decoration
Now for this next part here on the inside
Well place 2 5 block high pillars 1 block away from that door
And then right across from those pillars, we'll place 2 more
So make sure that that's a nice rectangular shape, square shape, excuse me
Then 2 crossbeams on top of these pillars
And then we'll connect the front and the back of the build here as well
You can remove these 3 though because we'll have a staircase here
Then we'll place 2 more crossbeams here against the walls and then one more in the center
And we'll repeat that on the next big gap as well so we have 4 times that 2 block wide gap
And then you can fill those gaps up with dark oak wood slabs at the top of these beams
Now at the door we'll start off with 3 stairs in spruce wood and then on the sides we'll place 3 full blocks
And then you can fill up that entire floor with spruce wood planks
And on the top level we will place a row here against this wall, the front wall.
And then fill up that entire floor as well.
Then switch to white concrete and that gap here underneath, we'll fill that up with white concrete
And then we will place 2 pillars on the corners of that roof, so right here
And then on that other corner here as well. And then you can fill up those 2 gaps with white concrete again;
On the back wall, we'll start on the corner and we'll leave 2 block gaps this time, and each time place a pillar.
And then fill up those 2 block gaps with white concrete once again
And then on this wall here, we'll place 1 pillar in the middle and fill up the rest with white concrete
Then for the ceiling. We'll place that ceiling on the height of that one block gap we have here underneath that little roof
So right there. That's the level where we want to have the ceiling and we'll do that in dark oak planks
But leave 1 block gap here, next to that window because that will be the ladder that goes to the attic
For the rest you can just fill up the whole thing
then we'll build the staircase and we'll just do that one block away from that front wall
And we'll go all the way to the top with some spruce fence
Now, its not really a round staircase, it has a bit of a weird shape but you'll see that in just a sec
But we'll start off with 2 spruce pillars here and we'll place 1 cross block at the top
Now you'll see me place a concrete block, don't place that one because it will be in the way anyway
That's a little mistake I made when I was recording
But then in that gap at the bottom here, you want to start with your slabs
And then we'll go to the left side with our slabs and just go up a half slab each time
Its kind of a round staircase but not really
So right here, we actually want to go towards that floor
And that way we can extend those 2 pillars all the way to the roof
Well, to the ceiling
And then we'll fill those side walls up with some spruce wood as well
We'll probably remove one row though when we do the interior, but for now lets just do it like this
I'll just place a torch here so we have a bit of light
And then 2 fences here on this level
And bellow that as well, just so people can't fall off
Then for the attic, we'll add some ladders in that gap
And then in the attic itself we'll also fill up that bottom line there with full blocks of spruce wood planks
Just to clean that up a bit more.
And then two rows of stairs at the top there so light doesn't come through
And then to light it up I just place one torch at the end of this little corridor here
Place the door inside and then 2 more torches like this
I won't be decorating this attic in this tutorial, however, we will be doing the store and the stude on the first floor
But this is the materials you'll need from now on for the interior.
So we'll start right here by making something that really makes it resemble an enchanting shop
And we'll start with an enchantment table 3 blocks away from those fences with 2 cobblestone blocks behind it
Then 2 stone brick stairs, upside down on the sides of that enchantment table with 2 walls on top
And then finish that off with 2 slabs and 2 stairs in stone brick
Add 2 torches on the side of this cobblestone
And then you can add a sign with the name of your store.
I named mine 'Harry's Enchantments'. Let me know in the comments bellow what fun name you came up with for your store
But right here on the first floor, we'll build the chimney and the fireplace
So we want to remove those 3 middle lines, all the way like that, 2 rows
And then we'll build a square in the ground like this.
Now don't fire up that netherrack just yet if you build it on survival or if your fire spread is not off
Otherwise your roof is going to burn. But in my case its off and I'm on creative so for me its fine
But this is the chimney we'll build. Now make sure to remove these and place cobblestone instead
because otherwise it will still burn
We'll make this fireproof when we do the outside so don't worry
Here i forgot a slab at the bottom there, between those 2 cobblestone blocks so make sure to place a lab there
And then on the outside, we'll remove these 2 and place stairs instead and a stair on top in the center
Then remove that stair, place two full blocks
A stair pointing in this direction, then an upside down stair
2 blocks on top and surround that top block with stairs
And then you can basically replace that center block with a slab
And then to make it fireproof, we'll remove this block and this block
And then 5 more blocks above it as well
And we'll replace those with cobblestone
And 2 stairs here
And that's your fireplace and chimney done as well
Then for the interior, we'll add 2 rows of fences next to the door and 2 fences like this
Then right here, don't forget that gate to go to the stairs. In spruce wood.
And then, with dark oak, we'll place stairs like this, and 2 on this wall
And these will be the stands that display what is for sale
And well use bookshelves in this store as its an enchanting store and that fits it really wall
Then we can add some slabs on top and some item frames with some enchantment books in there
The enchantment table itself, we'll build that on this wall, so just place 5 bookshelves and 5 on top
And your enchantment table in that corner
And then we'll just add some slabs and some doors to cover that back up
Right here we'll place another pillar and then slabs on top
Full block in the middle there. Like so
Now for the counter itself, we'll do 2 stairs, thats again dark oak wood, a full block
Leave a one block gap, then full block and stairs in between
And then on that corner block, you want to place 2 spruce wood fences
And add some slabs in a corner on top of those fences
Make sure to place a torch there, that's how we'll light up this side of the shop and it will be nicely hidden
So we want to place some fences bellow those slabs and then we'll add a gate between these blocks
A chest and a stair right there for the cash register
And then some brown carpet and black carpet to finish that part off
Here you want to place some black carpet
and in front, 2 black and 2 red
The brown carpet is for on the counter
Then place a cauldron there and there with some leaves on top
And 2 torches on these fences to light up the place
We'll place 2 more fences with torches between these as well
And then we'll add a little more carpet where that enchantment table is so it doesn't look so plain. Like this
And then we can move to the first floor. And I decided to make this a study
But you can make this a living quarters as well. But I just placed 3 rows of bookshelves, 2 blocks high
With some slabs on top and I'm using the same materials like on the bottom floor
Then I added some doors here and yeah, we are going to remove one row where that door is here
because it doesn't really look to good so yeah, just remove one row; We have more then enough room there
And then we can place our door right there
I'll fill up that gap in a bit. But then in these corners where the door is, we can place 2 more cauldrons with some leaves on top
And that decorates it much better
then next to that fireplace on the right, we'll place one more cauldron
And on the left we'll place another bookshelf in a corner like this
Again a door against it to hide that side and then some slabs on top
That corner slab, make that a full block so you don't have that ugly shadow in the corner there
Then one more cauldron next to that ladder with some leaves
And then we'll build a little sitting area here in this corner
So just 2 stairs, full block, stairs against those stairs
upside down, and then brown carpet on top
Then we'll do a checkers pattern carpet in black and red wool
And then we can just add a flowerpot with some flowers or a cactus in that corner
And then for the lighting on this floor, we'll just use an item frame with a dark oak slab inside the item frame
And then a torch. And we'll do the same in between these 2 bookshelves here as well
And that will light up that floor completely.
And that's the enchanting store.
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