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Intro

0:30

Extrude

1:00

Smear

1:34

Stack

1:46

Clone

2:00

Move

2:14

Extended Hotbar Tools

3:19

Tinker

3:53

No Updates

4:19

Replace

4:45

Bulldozer

4:52

Enhanced Flight

5:09

The Workspace

5:32

Viewport Movement

6:09

Workspace Windows

8:12

Viewport

9:03

Magic Select

11:36

Box Select

12:11

Freehand Select

12:35

Ruler

12:52

Painter

13:39

Noise Painter

15:08

Biome Painter

15:52

Clentaminator

16:47

Freehand Draw

16:57

Sculpt Draw

17:43

Rock Tool

19:07

Weld

19:30

Melt

19:43

Text

19:50

Elevation

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Flatten

20:29

Slope

21:00

Smooth

22:00

Distortion

22:27

Roughen

22:57

Shatter

23:46

Extrude (Workspace Version)

24:06

Other Functions

24:37

Shapes and other functions continued

25:53

Blueprints

28:05

Outro

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mountains yeah well here yeah hiya today

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we're going to learn about the Axiom mod

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it comes with various different features

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that allow you to build faster than ever

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we're going to go through the different

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Axiom features one by one to start off

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you'll notice that there's an extra slot

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on your hot wire this can be accessed

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via the scroll wheel or pressing Zero by

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default holding alt on this extra slot

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will open up an additional set of

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options you can scroll through these and

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select what you want let's start with

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the first one extrude when you have it

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selected you'll notice two options on

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your Hotbar one being expand and one

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being shrink the general idea of extrude

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is that by pointing in the direction you

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want something to go up or forward

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extruding it you can click and it will

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go up or

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down depending on the button that you

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press you can also do this to the sides

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and it will always go across the entire

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face of the object that you're using it

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on this is by block as well the next

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option is smear

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smear does is it allows you to select

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two points using your left and right

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click buttons and this is the object

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you'll be smearing smearing essentially

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stretches out the object in a direction

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of your choosing you can control this

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Direction with your scroll bar it can go

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up down and any direction you want it to

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go to confirm you just press right click

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if you don't want to confirm and just

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cancel press left click

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you can also undo any edit you do with

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any tool by pressing Ctrl Z

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after smear comes stack stack will allow

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you to press two points similar to smear

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and then you can scroll unlike smear

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this will not drag across your design

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but will simply replicate it along

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different axes after stack comes clone

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pretty self-explanatory you select your

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area the same way you do with smear and

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stack and then you can scroll to move

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the clone of an object

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you can confirm with right click or

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cancel with left click next up is the

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move tool by selecting a first point and

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a second point just like many of the

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other tools you can move the selection

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this is very helpful if you've

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accidentally put something in the wrong

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spot those are the tools that naturally

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appear in your creative Hotbar but if

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you go into your original creative hop

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bar and you hold alt you'll notice a

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window come up

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at the top you have buttons that will

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allow you to switch game modes this is

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very helpful for testing different

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things quickly for example if I want to

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be in survival I can click the survival

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button and I'll be put into the survival

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game mode by pressing alt I'll

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automatically be put back into the

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creative mode this works for all the

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other modes as well

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next thing you'll notice is all these

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tiles right in the middle

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these are saved hot bars and you can

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save your hot Bars by simply dragging in

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the blocks you want to be there from

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your original Hotbar you can also select

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a Hotbar by scrolling to it this is very

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helpful for switching types of blocks if

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you have a large selection next you'll

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notice something on the right side of

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the screen

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this is your flight speed at 100 you'll

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fly at normal vanilla speed but above

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that you can fly very fast this is very

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helpful for getting around large builds

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you'll also notice this X in this

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section back here that you can simply

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drag blocks from one of your hot bars to

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the ax to delete them from that hot part

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next up is things on the side first

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there's tinker

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Tinker is essentially a weird wacky

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version of the vanilla debug stick for

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example

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if I select a furnace with my bare fist

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it will turn on or off and change its

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block state but this also works for

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things such as planks and other blocks

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that have stair and slab variants you

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can essentially chisel out the shape you

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want but it will only chisel out into

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vanilla shapes so there's no way to get

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a vertical slab Tinker works with many

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other types of blocks as well and it's

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worth messing around with different

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types of blocks to figure out what it

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can do next up is the no updates button

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now this is usually used alongside the

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force place button Force Place allows

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you take things such as grass and place

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them anywhere

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but you'll notice that if I try to place

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her on top of another the block will

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update and it will break

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turning on no updates will allow you to

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place these however you want in any

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shape you want they'll stay the same

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even after no updates and fourth place

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are turned off but updating the block

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from that point on will still break it

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next up on the list is replace mode this

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is very simple to use by selecting a

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block you want to replace another block

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with you can replace it by simply

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holding down the right click button

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another cool thing to note about replace

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mode is that it also reflects the block

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states of the Block it's being replaced

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with so if I turn on replace mode and

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use a stair block or a slab it will

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match the exact State it's in

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you can set a keybind for a place mode

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in your settings next up is bulldozer

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bulldozer essentially allows you to hold

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down left click and break blocks very

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fast after that we have enchanced flight

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now this is on by default I think and

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you might have experienced it previously

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but the general idea is that it allows

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you to move much more strictly according

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to the direction you're pressing and the

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direction you're facing as well now that

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we've covered all the tools in the hot

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bar it's time to start with the fun

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stuff by pressing right shift by default

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you can open up this window

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now this might look pretty complex and

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it can be but it's actually pretty user

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friendly we're just going to go over the

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basic functions of each tool and window

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in this video and avoid a lot of the

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super ultra complicated gigachad nerd

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stuff something to note here is that

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windows can be moved around by simply

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dragging them to different areas of the

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screen this is helpful if you want to

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customize workspace first of all let's

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get movement out of the way by holding

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the left Mouse button you can rotate

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your camera around by dragging it this

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is similar to Google Earth's street view

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and it's pretty easy to maneuver you can

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also middle click to grab a block

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of your choice we'll talk about this

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window later and you can right click to

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get the crossbar that you're familiar

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with and fly around using that

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you can also scroll to zoom in or out in

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the direction you're facing or by

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holding Ctrl and using left Mouse button

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you can rotate around wherever you're

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looking at holding Ctrl and pressing the

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right Mouse button will pan your camera

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and that's pretty much the gist of all

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the movement options here

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first step is World Properties the World

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Properties panel has a variety of

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selections to allow you to customize

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your world such as making yourself

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vulnerable whether you want mops to

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spawn or freezing time and setting the

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time itself

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next up is the history window this is

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one of the greatest features in any

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Minecraft mod ever and you cannot change

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my mind the history menu allows you to

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undo and redo things that have happened

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in this session you've played the game

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in not any other session however so if

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you open the game build something and

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then go outside you can't undo it later

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so don't do anything you'd regret and

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then quit the game you can go through

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your history by simply clicking buttons

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here or by pressing Ctrl Z like any

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other program next up is your active

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block panel this is the main block

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you'll use for most of the tools we'll

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use later to set your active block

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simply click this button and then search

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the block you're looking for for example

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if I wanted to build with stone

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Coke all over myself give me a second

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for example if I want to build a stone I

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can click this button and search for

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stone

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then once I see Stone I can click it and

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my active block is set to that

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the next window is the palette window

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this is a selection of your recently

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used blocks in the session as well as

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custom paths that you yourself can make

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to make a new palette you can right

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click and add a new category let's say I

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want a new palette and I want it to be

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pink now when I click my pink palette

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you'll notice my active block was

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automatically added to it if I don't

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want that to automatically appear I can

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simply right click and remove the block

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you can also right click on a category

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to add a subcategory which is Childs so

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for example if I had pink and I wanted

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purple pink and when I click pink I'll

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have another subcategory that I can use

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to further organize my blocks from here

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I can also press add a new block and

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let's say I want to add purple to my

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purple pink category and once I click it

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it will be there you can also just drag

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your active block into the window if you

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want to add it here right in the middle

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you'll notice this is just your view

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now you've learned how to move around

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this main area previously but you can

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actually set multiple views let's say I

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wanted to go right here because there's

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something important here I want I can

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click new view

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and now my main is set to this

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and now that new view

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is set to that spot so I can go between

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spots and set multiple views of where I

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want to go

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this is extremely helpful for navigating

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things and by pressing right shift

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you'll actually go to wherever that view

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you just selected is

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you can name these views by right

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clicking right clicking you can pin the

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world and your location which allows you

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to just go anywhere in this View and

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then when you reselect it be back at

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your original spot next up is the tools

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panel we're going to go through each of

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these one by one and they are phenomenal

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first up let's start with magic select

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you'll notice that the tool options

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panel changes to show a bunch of

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parameters these are the different

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effects that your brush or whatever tool

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you're using will have by default it's

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set to block this means that if I click

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on my Oak planks here and I right click

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I will select all the oak planks that

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are connected to each other by pressing

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delete I can get rid of them

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now if you've accidentally selected too

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much you can go up to the top and hit

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select and clear you can also undo your

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selections if that's faster for you this

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will allow you to instantly get rid of

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your selection this works for all

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selection tools but you can also change

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this to block state which means it will

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select blocks that have the same block

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State such as slabs or stairs solid will

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allow you to select any block that you

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can't pass through that's not connected

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to something else so for example if you

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made a structure like this Cube here and

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I wanted to select only this Cube by

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using solid I can do that but if there

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were water Above This Cube I could

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select through that as well to select

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the cube any allows you to select the

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water as well and other non-solid blocks

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that aren't air next up is limit and

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this is the limit of blocks you can

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select so if I put this to 100 you can

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notice I can only select a small amount

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of grass blocks whereas if this is set

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to something very high I can select

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everything range is how far apart

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different things seem to be selected for

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example if my range is set to 1 and I

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select a block and I'm selecting this

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Cube It's not going to select this other

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cube next to it but if I turn up my

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range then I can select that Cube and

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further turning up my range I can select

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all three cubes surface only means

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you'll only select blocks that are

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adjacent to the air

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for example if I have this 3x3 solid

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cube here and I select surface only

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when I click it and I hit delete it's

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not going to select those middle blocks

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right over there

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next up is your selection options down

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here and this is the same for all other

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selection tools add means that when I do

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another selection it will add it to my

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current selection so I can select

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multiple things going to replace means

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that it will only do the one selection

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that I'm currently doing and get rid of

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all other selections subtract means that

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it will unselect something and intersect

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will only select the area that overlaps

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with the current selection

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you can see that if I have a selection

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like this and I've selected it and I go

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to intersect when I select another

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selection inside of this that takes up

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part of that selection that I was

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previously looking at

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it will only select where those two

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selections will intersect the intersect

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tool is more noticeable in stock select

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which is our next tool boxelex simply

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allows you to click and drag a box

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around where you want to select you can

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change this box by scrolling in

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different directions or by using these

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little arrows

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the squares here well I mean it will

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only change in that axis going back to

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the options of the box tool you can set

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the position of where your selection is

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going to start and you can also select

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the size if I accidentally went over

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here and I've scrolled up my selection

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so that it's just barely below and

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there's a lot of empty space down here

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hitting the shrink will make it as small

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as possible to fit all non-air blocks

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inside next up is freehand select

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freehand select basically allows you to

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draw a selection in its options you can

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select the shape you'd like to select

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with which is sphere cube

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or an octahedron which is basically just

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a double-sided pyramid you can select

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the radius of your selection here

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and you can select just by dragging the

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area you want to select next up is the

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ruler the ruler allows you to right

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click two different areas and it will

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tell you the distance between them as

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well as a bunch of different information

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back here you can set your points

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manually from down here as well and you

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can add more than one ruler spot if you

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keep clicking

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next step is the painter tool now this

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tool is interesting because it will take

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your active block and similar to the

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freehand select tool you select your

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shape and when you right click over

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something you can change the material

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you'll also notice a mask surface button

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this means that it will only select the

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surface of a block so if I select the

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ground here

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and I go back to the menu it didn't

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select the dirt below it but if I hit

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the non-mass surface

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it made the same shape underneath

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it's important to note that the painter

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tool will only operate within your

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selection unless you don't have anything

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selected so if I wanted to paint this

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square right here and I box selected it

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and then I go to my painter tool I can

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paint inside the square but nowhere else

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next up is the noise painter this is

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similar to the same thing as the painter

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tool but it allows you to select

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multiple blocks and randomize them

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automatically down here you'll notice

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the same settings as the painter tool

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except a scale modifier which basically

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means that this little fuzzy area down

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here is going to get more or less zoomed

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in this will result in less or more

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patches of areas for example if my scale

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is set very high and I go down here

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which is where you select your blocks

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and add a new one a say Stone and then

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granite

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and then if I right click

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you'll notice that there's super large

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patches of granite and the weird pattern

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is forming on the ground here

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if I turn down my scale you'll notice

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that it's going to be much more shrunk

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down and much more randomized we're

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going to skip the 3D mode button as well

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as the noise tabs and we're going to go

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all the way down to the block tab now we

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mentioned this previously you can add as

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many blocks as you possibly could ever

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want and you can also set them to

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different percentages for different

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common rates

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so for example if I want this my stone

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to be at 90 and then my other one to be

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at 90 as well but I wanted my other one

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to be at eight and you'll notice a lot

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less of the eight selected block if your

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numbers are less than 100 when added

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together you'll actually just get your

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normal block that was there previously

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to stay there

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down here is just a preview of your

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noise which is basically your

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randomization pattern thingamajig

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going up to the next tool is the biome

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painter now this has the same selection

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thing as freehand select and painter and

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what you've seen before

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but what this allows you to do is Select

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and paint biomes

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right now I'm in a planes biome but if I

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fill in this area here using right click

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you'll notice that it will add a little

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overlay to it

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the grass color also changed and if I

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press F3 I'll now be in the Badlands bio

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to select your biome you just go to this

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drop down and select what you want you

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can also tell it to fill vertically

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which means that it will go all the way

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up to height limit and to visualize the

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biomes on or off which means it will

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tell you where they are right now it's

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pretty easy to see because I have grass

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but if you didn't have foliage it'd be

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pretty hard to tell without this on next

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up is the contaminator

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down at the bottom you'll notice the

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same standard brush tools down here is

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the terrain and having this on will

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allow you to place certain sets of

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blocks so for example fertile ocean

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floor is like this has a bunch of clay

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and stuff whereas grass is just grass

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you can't see it here

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but gravel ground is Gravelly ground

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with Cobblestone and stone and all the

00:16:15

juicy goodness you've ever won

00:16:17

and also set it to set decorations or

00:16:20

clear decorations decorations are things

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such as grass so if I wanted grass

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and I said no terrain you could just

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make it Place grass and you can set the

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grassiness level of how much grass you

00:16:32

want if you want no grass a tiny bit of

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grass or a bunch of grass you can also

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set whether you want to allow Tall Grass

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you can turn either of these on or off

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so if you only wanted to place grass you

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can do that or if you only wanted to

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place the ground you can do that as well

00:16:47

next up is freehand draw this is

00:16:49

basically the painter tool but in 3D you

00:16:52

can basically select a shape and your

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radius and you can draw with right click

00:16:57

the shape you want next up is the sculpt

00:16:59

draw this is similar to the freehand

00:17:01

drop but it uses the blocks below hand

00:17:03

to create the shape for example if I go

00:17:05

over my platform here it's going to use

00:17:06

my platform blocks to mold that shape we

00:17:08

were just drawing with this will match

00:17:10

whatever is below it such as the wool or

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whatever other block you have you can

00:17:15

see there's a radius not a shape but

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there is a shrink you can turn this down

00:17:20

to get a smaller sculpting ability or up

00:17:23

really high to get crazy spiky things

00:17:25

invert means that it will go downwards

00:17:28

instead of upwards denoise will make it

00:17:31

smoother

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and turning it off will make it less

00:17:36

smoother mask y helps to result in more

00:17:39

gradual changes which is nice for

00:17:41

shaping the tops of surfaces

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next up is the rock tool using your

00:17:47

active block this will create

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randomized-ish Rock patterns so for

00:17:51

example if I drag here

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you'll notice that it's randomizing a

00:17:54

bit of the block shape so I'm rolling

00:17:57

over this area in the middle here but

00:17:58

it's not really placing anything

00:18:00

this is nice for creating Boulders and

00:18:02

whatnot you can disable the live preview

00:18:04

if you want so if you want to run

00:18:06

slightly smoother and not tell you what

00:18:07

block it is here's your standard brush

00:18:10

settings and here's your noise radius

00:18:13

turning this up

00:18:15

will mean that the noise is bigger you

00:18:18

can think about the similar to our noise

00:18:19

painter earlier you can see that there's

00:18:21

big chunks here but if I turn it down

00:18:24

there's a lot more of a smaller pattern

00:18:26

on the top of these rocks next up is

00:18:28

noisiness which will kind of say how

00:18:30

separated your blocks are by that noise

00:18:32

field now it's really easy to see it if

00:18:34

they're not on at all it's basically

00:18:36

just the freehand draw tool but if you

00:18:38

do this and the noise radius up you can

00:18:40

see that you can get some cool

00:18:41

randomized block patterns you can even

00:18:43

turn down your radius here to get some

00:18:46

nice little Boulders all around the area

00:18:48

smoothing down here we'll see how smooth

00:18:50

your rocks are for example if I turn

00:18:52

that off they're very rough and if I

00:18:54

turn it on all the way they're much more

00:18:56

smooth melt strength is related to the

00:18:58

smoothing and basically says how much

00:19:00

they connect to the ground on each other

00:19:03

this also has a reset default button in

00:19:05

case you mess up your settings a lot

00:19:06

next up is the weld tool which

00:19:09

essentially welds two surfaces together

00:19:11

and this is very helpful for getting a

00:19:13

bit more of a smooth transition between

00:19:14

different surfaces

00:19:17

you can change the smoothing strength

00:19:19

and how smooth you want it to be if it's

00:19:21

crazy smooth then you'll notice a bit of

00:19:22

a delay when you're moving your mouse

00:19:24

but it will be crazy smooth and this

00:19:26

threshold will decide how hard it is for

00:19:28

the tool to affect a certain area

00:19:30

next up is the Melt tool which

00:19:32

essentially is the same thing as the

00:19:35

weld tool but backwards you can delete

00:19:37

an area using different types of brushes

00:19:39

and it will smooth it out and it has the

00:19:41

same settings as the weld tool next up

00:19:43

is the text tool which means you can

00:19:45

type your text for example place it by

00:19:47

just clicking with right click

00:19:49

after that we have the elevation tool

00:19:51

this will raise or lower surfaces

00:19:54

you can choose the radius here and the

00:19:55

height the sharpness tool is a bit more

00:19:57

complicated but it basically makes the

00:20:00

edges sharper or more flat there's two

00:20:02

buttons down here which means either

00:20:03

we're raising or you're lowering

00:20:06

after that there's flatten which is very

00:20:09

similar to the other tool but it just

00:20:11

flattens out areas

00:20:12

it has the same brush settings and the

00:20:15

sharpness does pretty much the exact

00:20:16

same thing you can also lock the Y

00:20:20

which essentially means that it will

00:20:21

only affect

00:20:23

up to the Y level that you've selected

00:20:25

previously

00:20:29

next step is the slope tool which means

00:20:30

you can right click the spot where you

00:20:32

want your slope to start and then where

00:20:34

you want it to end you hold down the

00:20:36

button and draw a pathway of how you

00:20:38

want to get there

00:20:39

this is super helpful for making things

00:20:42

like Bridges

00:20:43

you can either do slopes in Planes which

00:20:45

means that if I select here and drag it

00:20:47

you'll notice that it goes from that

00:20:49

entire forever beyond words in a

00:20:51

straight line there's also cone which

00:20:54

selects in a more circular curved area

00:20:56

the sharpness here does the same thing

00:20:58

that elevation of flatten does next up

00:21:00

is the smooth tool this also has a live

00:21:03

preview button and your standard brush

00:21:04

settings as well as a smoothing strength

00:21:06

option when you go over with this tool

00:21:08

it will smooth out the area it goes over

00:21:11

it's hard to see here because it's

00:21:12

fairly smooth already but if I turn up

00:21:14

the strength to something like 10 you

00:21:16

can see that it will try to smooth out

00:21:17

this area like crazy and make it a bit

00:21:19

more rounded you can change this value

00:21:21

here to choose how smooth you want

00:21:22

something to be and this little

00:21:24

percentage mark is basically the number

00:21:26

of blocks that will be preserved if this

00:21:28

is at 100 then all the blocks will be

00:21:30

kept although just moved around

00:21:32

it's at 200 it will add double the

00:21:35

blocks and if it's at something like 25

00:21:37

it will take away 75 percent of the

00:21:39

blocks that's only in stable mode

00:21:42

however the Melt mode will do the same

00:21:43

thing but this percentage will affect it

00:21:45

now and the grow mode will do the same

00:21:46

thing and the percentage will just

00:21:48

affect it now this allows for some fine

00:21:50

tuning the fixed edges button around

00:21:52

here is an advanced setting but it

00:21:54

basically just prevents Jagged edges

00:21:56

from popping up there's also a reset

00:21:58

button in case you mess this one up next

00:22:00

step is distort and it will distorts you

00:22:03

can right click on something and it will

00:22:05

mess it up for you you can change the

00:22:07

scale which is essentially the same

00:22:08

thing as our noise settings and our

00:22:10

noise painter

00:22:11

distance which is similar to that as

00:22:14

well you can change the iterations there

00:22:17

are a bunch of complicated settings here

00:22:18

but basically messing around with them

00:22:19

will leave you different results and

00:22:21

different types of distortion

00:22:23

there's also smooth edges here which

00:22:25

will basically avoid Jagged edges next

00:22:27

up is the rough-in tool which is

00:22:30

designed to create those Jagged edges

00:22:31

you can see here that when I use it kind

00:22:33

of looks like something exploded and all

00:22:35

these settings down here are similar to

00:22:37

this sort tool and situation where you

00:22:39

kind of just mess around with them until

00:22:40

you get what you want less ratio

00:22:42

typically means less roughening and more

00:22:45

ratio typically means more ripening this

00:22:47

minimum faces thing is a bit more

00:22:49

complicated so we'll skip that for now

00:22:50

and these add and remove things we'll

00:22:53

decide whether you're adding or removing

00:22:55

blocks or doing both

00:22:57

next step is the shatter tool now this

00:22:59

is a super unique tool but the general

00:23:01

idea is it uses the noise we're familiar

00:23:03

with so kind of a randomized textury

00:23:05

thing and by changing that you can break

00:23:08

an area

00:23:09

you can see by using it it will kind of

00:23:11

shatter the ground this is easy to see

00:23:13

on a flat surface you can change your

00:23:15

brush settings like standard below that

00:23:17

is the shutter settings itself like the

00:23:19

scale so how far apart the cracks are by

00:23:21

default at a higher it will look more

00:23:22

like this and at a lower it could look

00:23:23

something more like this then there's

00:23:25

width which is how big those cracks are

00:23:27

wide wise so for example if I have a

00:23:30

pretty high scale you notice these are a

00:23:32

bit thinner but if I turn that up

00:23:34

they're much larger cracks you can also

00:23:37

use your active block to fill in where

00:23:39

that error usually goes this is cool for

00:23:41

texturing ground we'll skip all this

00:23:43

noise stuff for now because it's pretty

00:23:44

complicated and then we'll move on to

00:23:46

the extrude this works the exact same

00:23:48

way that our extrude in our hot bar

00:23:50

works and the idea that you can expand

00:23:53

or Shrink based on these buttons here

00:23:55

there's a displace button here which

00:23:57

basically means that if it's one wide it

00:23:58

will just move them instead of extending

00:24:00

them you also have your settings here

00:24:02

which how many blocks you're going to

00:24:04

extrude at once as well as what type of

00:24:06

thing you're extruding up next we're

00:24:07

going to go through this top bar over

00:24:09

here here starting off the edit tab you

00:24:11

can simply undo redo cut or copy or

00:24:14

objects as well as save blueprints which

00:24:16

we'll go over in a second in selection

00:24:19

there's a bunch of different options for

00:24:20

changing your selections such as

00:24:21

shrinking or expanding in the view tab

00:24:23

you can get a new view which is just

00:24:25

another way of pressing this plus button

00:24:27

right here and you can also show the

00:24:30

biomes

00:24:31

or show the key presses

00:24:34

or show your selections in the create

00:24:36

tab you can make different shapes if I

00:24:38

wanted to make a cube I could press the

00:24:41

button and you'll notice this create

00:24:42

shape window comes up and I can say what

00:24:45

width and size I want my Cube to be if I

00:24:47

want my Cube not to be a complete even

00:24:49

Cube then I can change the individual

00:24:51

widths here and say if it's Hollow or

00:24:52

not

00:24:53

and then I can either copy it to my

00:24:54

clipboard which means I can paste it

00:24:56

later we'll go over that again in a

00:24:58

second and I can change the rotation

00:24:59

here as well but if I hit place you'll

00:25:02

notice it pops up here and I can right

00:25:04

click to place it but before it's

00:25:06

officially placed I can move it around

00:25:08

and rotate it even diagonally which is

00:25:11

nuts and you can place it by pressing

00:25:13

enter this works for a bunch of

00:25:14

different types of shapes as well each

00:25:16

one with their own settings

00:25:18

in operations you can do things

00:25:19

automatically you can drain water set

00:25:22

the biome you can even fill a bunch of

00:25:24

weird ways like just the top part of the

00:25:26

selection

00:25:27

you can also simulate gravity and will

00:25:29

make your Things fall from your

00:25:31

selection or you can analyze which

00:25:33

essentially will give you a rundown of

00:25:36

what the heck your selection has there's

00:25:39

two masks which we'll skip for now

00:25:40

because that's a bit more of a

00:25:42

complicated thing and then there's

00:25:43

window now this is where you can open up

00:25:45

different windows on the side which is

00:25:47

super helpful so if you're missing a

00:25:48

window you can click here

00:25:50

and you can change your keybinds from

00:25:52

this help tab let's say that I really

00:25:54

like this Cube I've just selected and I

00:25:56

want to use it over and over and over

00:25:58

and over and over again

00:25:59

I can copy it

00:26:01

by pressing Ctrl C and I can paste it

00:26:04

anywhere by pressing Ctrl V this is

00:26:06

where this tab on the top right comes in

00:26:08

and it will give you a bunch of options

00:26:09

for when you're pasting things

00:26:11

for example if I wanted to keep existing

00:26:13

blocks where they are so where this

00:26:15

intersects with the grass and I want

00:26:17

this to be grass still I can press keep

00:26:19

existing but if it's off the grass blows

00:26:21

corner will still be rock you can also

00:26:23

choose whether to paste the air that was

00:26:25

nearby it which essentially will empty

00:26:27

out that area let's say I really want

00:26:29

this to be always available to my

00:26:31

clipboard for pasting and I can with it

00:26:33

selected and copied go to edit

00:26:37

save blueprint

00:26:39

and I can name it so let's say diagonal

00:26:42

Rock

00:26:43

I can say who made it I'm red Liam 5 so

00:26:45

I'll put my name there and I can add

00:26:47

different tags now this will make it

00:26:49

easier to search for in the blueprint

00:26:50

browser which is basically a collection

00:26:52

of clipboard stuff that you've copied

00:26:55

and want to paste all the time so if I

00:26:58

add a tag they have some default ones

00:26:59

here and you can make a new one just by

00:27:01

typing and clicking let's see if they

00:27:03

have Rock so it's a rock and that will

00:27:05

make it easy to search for and it's also

00:27:07

very large

00:27:08

you can add as much as you want and you

00:27:10

can choose the angle of

00:27:12

the thumbnail image which will let you

00:27:14

find it easier and then I'll hit save it

00:27:17

will open up in a different window

00:27:19

and you'll be able to select where you

00:27:20

want it to be saved I just use the

00:27:22

default folder

00:27:23

now that that's done you'll notice our

00:27:25

rock is gone but if I go to Windows

00:27:27

blueprint browser or just by clicking

00:27:30

this button here I can open this browser

00:27:32

with all of my other selections so I

00:27:35

love this diagonal Rock So if I click it

00:27:37

it will automatically be put into my

00:27:38

clipboard and I can paste it wherever my

00:27:40

cursor is just by pressing Ctrl V twice

00:27:43

or Ctrl V and enter

00:27:46

and whatever else I want until I get as

00:27:48

many as I want

00:27:49

you can also paste and rotate just like

00:27:51

normal and it basically is just a

00:27:53

straight up copy this is super helpful

00:27:55

if you have things like trees and you

00:27:57

want to paste a lot of trees around

00:27:58

because trees are a pain in the butt to

00:28:00

build all the time and it would be

00:28:01

easier just to make a few variants and

00:28:03

paste those all around

00:28:05

and that's the gist of Axiom it's super

00:28:07

amazing for building things especially

00:28:09

Landscapes and is super helpful just

00:28:11

when building anything in general you

00:28:13

can create roads using the texture

00:28:15

painting stuff and it's just ridiculous

00:28:18

the amount of things you can do in a

00:28:19

short time I was able to quickly put

00:28:21

together this little tiny scene here by

00:28:23

just pasting around a bunch of different

00:28:25

things and just building and it probably

00:28:27

took me about 10 times less than what it

00:28:29

would have taken before I know it's a

00:28:31

bit of a different type of video today

00:28:32

but I really wanted to show off this

00:28:33

cool tool so I'll see you later and

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Here is a tutorial on how to begin with the axiom mod in Minecraft! It's one of the most insane building tools ever, and truly is a game changer to the terraforming and creative Minecraft world. Axiom Documentation: https://axiomdocs.moulberry.com/intro.html Axiom Discord: (Beta Access and all sorts of other cool stuff) https://discord.com/invite/9zn5tq4epk Join the RedLiam5 Discord! https://discord.com/invite/W79Dm4QaFh Soko and Moulberry made this and it's AMAZING. Go give them support! Thanks @Mogswamp for making an amazing video showing this mod off! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Extrude 01:00 Smear 01:34 Stack 01:46 Clone 02:00 Move 02:14 Extended Hotbar Tools 03:19 Tinker 03:53 No Updates 04:19 Replace 04:45 Bulldozer 04:52 Enhanced Flight 05:09 The Workspace 05:32 Viewport Movement 06:09 Workspace Windows 08:12 Viewport 09:03 Magic Select 11:36 Box Select 12:11 Freehand Select 12:35 Ruler 12:52 Painter 13:39 Noise Painter 15:08 Biome Painter 15:52 Clentaminator 16:47 Freehand Draw 16:57 Sculpt Draw 17:43 Rock Tool 19:07 Weld 19:30 Melt 19:43 Text 19:50 Elevation 20:06 Flatten 20:29 Slope 21:00 Smooth 22:00 Distortion 22:27 Roughen 22:57 Shatter 23:46 Extrude (Workspace Version) 24:06 Other Functions 24:37 Shapes and other functions continued 25:53 Blueprints 28:05 Outro Songs: (In order used) You Are Now Legally a Bird | Pascal Michael Stiefel Deadbird Studio Reception | Pascal Michael Stiefel Mafia HQ | Pascal Michael Stiefel Sand 'n Sails Heatgusts | Pascal Michael Stiefel Peace and Tranquility | Pascal Michael Stiefel Calm Hour | Pascal Michael Stiefel Green Clean Station | Pascal Michael Stiefel Bluefin Tunnels | Pascal Michael Stiefel Pink Paw Station | Pascal Michael Stiefel *I like Pascal Michael Stiefel's stuff can you tell*

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