how do i get good at building

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[Blockhead8306]

Practice.

[Sylvanor]

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[Momentum]

i didn't even need to practice. my building skill has remained the same as it did since i first joined. while i do (quite often) try to make very 'unsafe' builds, using unconventional colors, bricks, and styles, my building skill has stayed the same for as long as i can remember. it might not be the same for you however, so i advise you to practice. try to adopt new techniques by copying.

[Blockzillahead]

steal styles from other builders. I did it all the time. there is no other way to survive

[MrKitKat]

i don't build beccause i get so mad at how bad i am i just don't build

[Lego lad]

try different things

i found out im really bad at things like spaceships but good at terrain

[Car Selling Pyro]

get some brick packs and use a good variety of them in your builds

also get a decent colorset

[Dannu]

get some brick packs and use a good variety of them in your builds

also get Trueno's colorset

Ftfy

[Honno]

Practice means perfect.

But nothing is perfect, so why practice?

[Georges]

Ftfy

Trueno's is an excellent all-around colorset, but it's definitely missing some colors that you might want for a specific build.

I don't exactly like it when I'm building houses; it's missing too much.

[Tendon]

Learn how to use a Blockland Macro.  They're super useful if you ever need to repeat multiple building actions.  If I were to say, make a circle, I could record myself making 1/4th of the circle and then just play back the macro for the other 3 corners.  Doesn't exactly make you better at building.  But it would certainly make you faster.

[Col. Burton]

Use a lot of detail, instead of using one wall brick, remember that ceilings are higher than just head level, so use more bricks as a border on the walls and other plates to make the wall higher, and to add detail to the outside, say, a flower bed.

[Google_Glass]

This should be in the help section and also just do it a lot you will eventually get good at it.

[WaterOre]

Keep practicing and don't be afraid to try new things