Who knew guides could be so enjoyable?

While we are rolling out some future updates here at Crafthub, I thought it would be a nice change of pace to have a short spotlight. Crafthub has always loved highlighting resources for our readers to use, but we also love giving deserved publicity to good work. This is one of those cases.

A user named Sarlac over on the Minecraft subreddit has been posting some pretty amazing guides on and off  for the past month or so. I’ve seen some other guides before, but what really sets Sarlac’s posts apart is the combination of easy to follow images with helpful blocks being highlighted and the various subjects that they are building.

After looking at their latest post, “How to Respond to Terrain When Building”, I can honestly say that I have more of an appreciation for the time and effort that Sarlac has put into these. Maybe we’ll even see these as a biweekly post with other users commenting on what to build next for ideas?

  

Whatever the case, I know I’ll be keeping my eyes open for whenever I see something new. Maybe it’ll even be Atlantis next, who knows.

To see more of Sarlac's work, head over to the submitted posts page and check out some of the sweet guides or check below for a quick list of what Sarlac has posted already:

How to build walls [details]

[Guide] How To Make a Grand Entry

[Guide] How To Enter a Pyramid

[Guide] How to Build Large Trees

[Guide] How to Make a Portcullis Gate House

 

(Please note these are direct links to the image albums and not to the submitted posts on /r/Minecraft)

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Who knew guides could be so enjoyable?

While we are rolling out some future updates here at Crafthub, I thought it would be a nice change of pace to have a short spotlight. Crafthub has always loved highlighting resources for our readers to use, but we also love giving deserved publicity to good work. This is one of those cases.

A user named Sarlac over on the Minecraft subreddit has been posting some pretty amazing guides on and off  for the past month or so. I’ve seen some other guides before, but what really sets Sarlac’s posts apart is the combination of easy to follow images with helpful blocks being highlighted and the various subjects that they are building.

After looking at their latest post, “How to Respond to Terrain When Building”, I can honestly say that I have more of an appreciation for the time and effort that Sarlac has put into these. Maybe we’ll even see these as a biweekly post with other users commenting on what to build next for ideas?

  

Whatever the case, I know I’ll be keeping my eyes open for whenever I see something new. Maybe it’ll even be Atlantis next, who knows.

To see more of Sarlac's work, head over to the submitted posts page and check out some of the sweet guides or check below for a quick list of what Sarlac has posted already:

How to build walls [details]

[Guide] How To Make a Grand Entry

[Guide] How To Enter a Pyramid

[Guide] How to Build Large Trees

[Guide] How to Make a Portcullis Gate House

 

(Please note these are direct links to the image albums and not to the submitted posts on /r/Minecraft)

This post was made using the Auto Blogging Software from WebMagnates.org This line will not appear when posts are made after activating the software to full version.

Who knew guides could be so enjoyable?

While we are rolling out some future updates here at Crafthub, I thought it would be a nice change of pace to have a short spotlight. Crafthub has always loved highlighting resources for our readers to use, but we also love giving deserved publicity to good work. This is one of those cases.

A user named Sarlac over on the Minecraft subreddit has been posting some pretty amazing guides on and off  for the past month or so. I’ve seen some other guides before, but what really sets Sarlac’s posts apart is the combination of easy to follow images with helpful blocks being highlighted and the various subjects that they are building.

After looking at their latest post, “How to Respond to Terrain When Building”, I can honestly say that I have more of an appreciation for the time and effort that Sarlac has put into these. Maybe we’ll even see these as a biweekly post with other users commenting on what to build next for ideas?

  

Whatever the case, I know I’ll be keeping my eyes open for whenever I see something new. Maybe it’ll even be Atlantis next, who knows.

To see more of Sarlac's work, head over to the submitted posts page and check out some of the sweet guides or check below for a quick list of what Sarlac has posted already:

How to build walls [details]

[Guide] How To Make a Grand Entry

[Guide] How To Enter a Pyramid

[Guide] How to Build Large Trees

[Guide] How to Make a Portcullis Gate House

 

(Please note these are direct links to the image albums and not to the submitted posts on /r/Minecraft)

This post was made using the Auto Blogging Software from WebMagnates.org This line will not appear when posts are made after activating the software to full version.

Who knew leaders could be so pleasant?

While we here at Crafthub roles, thought some future updates I, that it would be a nice change of pace, have a short spotlight. Crafthub has always loved to use highlighting resources for our readers, but we give well deserved publicity to also love good work. This is one of those cases.

A user named Sarlac over on Minecraft Subreddit posting has some amazing leaders once and turn off for the last month or so. I have some other leaders, but what really sets Sarlacs apart posts is the combination of easy to follow pictures helpful highlighted with and the various topics that build them.

After looking at their last post "How to respond to site when building", I can honestly say, I have more of an appreciation for the time and effort that Sarlac has put into this. We might see even with other users comment this as all posts for two weeks, what to create next for ideas?

Well, anyway, I know I'll keep my eyes open because whenever I see something new. Maybe even Atlantis next its who knows it will.

See more of Sarlacs work, go to the submitted contributions page and see some of the sweet leaders or read below for a short list what has already written Sarlac:

How to build walls [details]

[Guide] How to make a Grand Entry

[Guide] Like a pyramid

[Guide] How to: create large trees

[Guide] How to make a Portcullis Gate House

(Please note, these are the direct links to the image albums and not on the entries to/r/Minecraft)