Markus Bergensten > Quotes

“The Mining”
― Markus Bergensten, The Complete Crafting Handbook (For Minecraft): Your Complete Guide To Every Minecraft Crafting Recipe

“Tree House   This jungle tree house build is both fun and rewarding, especially once you get finished in the evening and can watch the sun set from the patio of your new house suspended a hundred feet in the air. Here’s how to get started.   Once you locate a jungle biome in your world, pick out a few tall trees that are close to each other:         Start by building a platform around one of the trees and adding columns at the corners to support a half-roof:           With the columns in place, begin adding on a roof, using stairs as the roof portions. Note that all of the wood I’m using for this build is jungle wood.             Add fencing between the columns to keep people from falling out, leaving a space on one side for your patio. Create the patio using bottom stone slabs for a lower portion where a fountain/waterfall will go, then using top stone slabs for the eating area.               Once the patio is completed, you can use pressure plates on top of fence posts for tables, stairs for chairs and then use a water bucket to create a nice flow of water through a hole in the patio. Fences around the perimeter keep people safe and a few torches keep things well-lit.   Next, find a nearby tree and construct a second platform:           Make sure the second platform is surrounded by fending as well, then connect both platforms with stairs and wood planks, adding in fencing on the sides for safety:           This new platform will be the sleeping area, and three sets of beds arranged around the tree in the middle look cozy and inviting. Top this platform off with a few torches and you’re set!         Adding some jungle leaves above the platform will protect sleepers below from getting wet when it rains, and will help keep things looking natural and open.         Go back to the main platform and construct an additional, smaller platform above it:         Cut a hole in both platforms and add a tall ladder going from the uppermost platform down to the ground, passing through the main platform on its way. At the bottom, add a landing with torches and stairs leading down to the beach:           Clear the upper platform of leaves and then add on fencing for safety, torches for light and use a staircase and wooden slab to create long chairs that people can sit on to watch the sunsets. A pair of stairs on the sides of the upper platform add additional seating for more guests:             Wow! This tree house looks amazing! You’ve got all of the basic set up, so now it’s up to you to take it to the next level! Add in more personal touches, expand the tree house with more connected platforms or build even higher into the jungle!  ”
― Markus Bergensten, The Mining Construction Handbook: Your Complete Guide to Minecraft Construction

“There’s”
― Markus Bergensten, The Essential Mining Handbook for Minecraft: Your Complete Guide to the Game of Minecraft!

“Cracked Stone Brick Recipe Used”
― Markus Bergensten, Minecraft Smelting Recipes Handbook

“some”
― Markus Bergensten, The Essential Mining Handbook for Minecraft: Your Complete Guide to the Game of Minecraft!

“start thinking about making a wheat farm and a cow/pig/sheep/chicken farm as well.”
― Markus Bergensten, The Essential Mining Handbook for Minecraft: Your Complete Guide to the Game of Minecraft!

“food doesn’t just grow on trees”
― Markus Bergensten, The Essential Mining Handbook for Minecraft: Your Complete Guide to the Game of Minecraft!

“Otherwise, use a bow to hit them from a”
― Markus Bergensten, The Essential Mining Handbook for Minecraft: Your Complete Guide to the Game of Minecraft!