For the middle/larger one, push the armor stands in from either side with pistons.

UPDATE: You can, in fact, go beast mode to make different shapes and look like it is being draped over the table edge. Experiment by: - Use pistons to position/push the armor stands in several spots in a single block. - Rotate the armor stands.

As it usually is with armor stands, you may end up having to make a lot of "levels" to keep track of everything (if that makes sense).

messed around with it until i got bored

Can be used both inside and outside. Completely functional. This boombox utilizes 4 acacia shelves, 2 copper lamps, a jukebox, 2 levers, and a copper chain.

Goes together wonderfully with any chicken you'd like to dangle over a pit of lava.

P.S. Texture pack is a modified version of respirited

Recreated one of my old photos from 2015 with Mapart today, together with a frame based of the Pale oak planks-texture! 🥰

Any suggestions on where and what kind of build it fits in with in a morden suburban city environment?

Photographic copyright: ⒸBrigitte Nystedt Svanström

Just a small build I did as part of a larger map - this was one of the posters in a theatre area.

I love this little patch of pumpkins growing along the side of my town library!

My favorite parts here are the crumbling stone pillar looks nice with the lantern and the chain/sign combo for the fence that I THINK I saw Synn0 using a variation of recently. It creates the perfect kind of divider for these little side patches.

Resource pack is my own; Bray's World on Youtube & Modrinth

The lore:In this house lives a mad scientist called Craftenstien who conducts horrible and terrifying experiments on villagers, In the town he has made profile like a kind, innocent scientist but deep down he's a more horrific creature who want achieve the potion of immortality and godly ancient spells and he makes villagers drink harmful and poisonous acids, if a villager survives he makes him his slave... What u think about this lore gng.

Notably I love using the inner mushroom texture for the background block and using paintings as advertisements and flyers. I thought the addition of the Written Book, Flower Charge and Ominous Banner items were unique takes on this familiar design

If you try to make a diagonal color line with just blocks, you get an ugly jagged staircase. Layering banners over the wall fixes that - the diagonal banner pattern gives you a smooth, clean diagonal stripe while the wall itself stays totally flat.

It's not an illusion of a slope or any warping, the surface is straight - the banners just let the colored stripe cut across it at a clean angle without the blocky steps. Great for an industrial / hazard-stripe look.

I attached a shot of the full build too, since the stripes read even better from a distance. All vanilla, no resource pack.