Here are my builds (mostly) if you want to check them out: instagram.com/alpine.builds/

Only a canadian can give a great advice and then apologize in advance in case the person gets offended

This community is so freaking talented wtf

After watching all of these builds, I have realized that I do NOT specialize in city building or urban planning, but hey, it’s cool to see these unique and impressive builds. I am much better at boat building

Cool video ! Was nice to see all types of building styles, with different texture packs and sizes 👌

As a student of urban planning, I have some additional tips for the streets at 7:00... #1 Yellow lane markings shouldn't be dotted, they should be continuous, and should divide the direction of traffic. #2 The white lane markings should always be dotted unless you're building the road in a tunnel, or some other place where you don't want cars to change lanes. The white markings should be 3 meters long and separated by an 8 meter gap. #3 For building road shoulders, I recommend using quartz stairs, with the lower step facing the edge of the road. This enhances the realism by making it appear that these lane markings are only half a block thick. #4 Although having wide roads can enhance realism, 3 block wide lanes are perfectly reasonable, and are in line with real world safety standards. If you were building an interstate, 4-5 block wide lanes would make sense, but since you are constructing a human-scale mid-rise city, 3 block wide lanes are perfectly acceptable, as they would have the effect of reducing speed.

Tip on texturing (I'm not that great, but I have tips): My first tip is doing gradients. It's one way to do gradients. If you watch Grian, the Minecraft KZfaqr that does hermit craft, he does gradients. It's a really nice way to make the eyes go up on the building and back down. If you're doing the scatter method, if you want to have moss, make it go from the top if you have trees or something, but if you don't, start at the bottom as if it's like vines growing up in the bricks. If you want to, fill the whole wall, then where it feels repetitive or plain, add detail (texture) to it. It's about trial and era. You wanna have the right amount. Not too much, not too little. Hopefully you understand. I'm not too good at explaining things. Especially when I'm not too good at it myself. Love your content. Keep up the good work!

That's my city on the thumbnail OMGGGGG!!!!

So, Alpine, I have three questions: I watched your video on curved roads and I wanted to know how I could make a longer or more gradual curve, possible even diagonal? I also wanted to know how you make good interchanges. And finally, what are your tips on building interstates or highways?

I made #17 - thanks for the feedback, looks much better now! :D

The two bridges (twin bridges, 2:01) are the Brooklyn Bridge (brown) and the Manhattan Bridge (green) in NYC, they are right next to each other IRL and span the east river. I'm from NYC and I can say they look pretty accurate!

love the way u didn’t discourage a newer builder in #19, instead giving advice so that they could further their builds.

Hi, I'm the person who built #9 and #11 theres 2 different texture packs actually. The small houses in the hills, and the rowhomes were on a pack called TRS v2.4.0, and the main st and the duplexes were on a pack i somewhat made called BMC v1.0 (Block Mason Community), thanks for the compliments on the main street :))) The window trims are I think crimson fence gates so they have to be w/e'd to be permanently on. It's was on server I made a long time ago but I took the map off cus I really didn't like the city anymore so it's gone to time Anyways ty for adding my submissions in

Been on a minecraft binge and my guitars getting restrung tonight so these videos while im on minecraft help alot👍👍

The third one is an 18th to 19th century design found in Britain and France.

Because you wanted to know how to structure a wall. Go with a few blocks that you want to use that go well together. After that you could do it with World Edit and then make some fields with the same block out of the random pattern. Otherwise you could do it without worldedit and do the same

I’ve been watching since you were under 10k and just started watching again for tips on building in different games. Thank you 🙏

I'm not good at texturing but you can use WE to do it for you, with for example //set 45%materialX,35%materialY,25%materialZ. That randomly mixes the texture using several block types at the same time. Saves a lot of work if anything. You can vary the number of blocks and the percentages. It works with any command where you set or change a block (e.g. //replace etc.)

Hey i built build #20 #23 thx although that build #20 is looking a lil meh to me now used a little much diorite

Great video! There are lots of lovely builds here.

I’ve really enjoyed this video and your series of this so far! You should definitely continue it. Also, if I’m not asking too much, I was wondering if you could possibly make a video about building realistically believable vehicles (without using mods)? I’ve installed your Cubed Community’s resource pack, and am excited to see what I could make of it!

A fantastic video as always 😀

I wish I was good at building modern. I'm only good at fantasy and medieval

10:19 looks like we aboutta argue whether the walls are blue/black or white/gold

I’m so glad to finally see some pocket edition in here

It’s cool that you don’t show just the cool and impressive builds and city’s :)

if youre talking texturing in terms of flat walls or walls that can feel very plane. i get a selection of blocks that are the same color/ feel then fill my hotbar all the way with them in an order then every time I place a block o just flick the scroll wheel selecting a new block. really great way of randomizing a flat wall. there are also programs you can get to auto scroll so you can place massive walls quicker with this technique.

Awesome video as always! I have a question, can you possible make a video on highways? Mostly on what to do and what not to do.

Lord daddy alpine 🙏

I think the big church part was a inspiration from Notre-Dame

I think the church is a replica of St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC.

Great video! Love seeing all the different builds and what you think of them as well. That first "flatiron" building looks like it's US Steel Tower in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I think it's still the world's tallest flat roofed building..?

Nice vid! 👍

I'm Canadian too I live in Vancouver Canada

I feel offended you called the most ICONIC NAVY F14 TIMECAT AN AIRFORCE F15. But no all jokes aside great video love the reviews keep up the great work!

#6 For The Win! Credit to me and my boy VivdKj ! ❤️

you should review something of a soviet origin i think that would be cool to see some Soviet architecture

Man, I want to showcase a mountain villa. It might be underwhelming but I am trying pure vanila

The first one is the UPMC building in Pittsburgh or at least somewhat like it someone already probably said that but just wanted to let you know

@ 5:56~ its stripped logs not prismarine

is the first one the US Steel building in Pittsburgh?

Yeshhh new video!

Where do you get these textures and shaders

You vs pippenfts this is a good competition

Can you make an Football/Soccer Stadium in your city?

alpine banger

You did terraining for under building but could you do terraining for parks or hillsides

One sec i though it is minecraft buildings but then it poped it a real world lol

YOOOOO my build is in number 5 YAY

Ver cool

I'm wondering what country is your city located in?

18:49 look at the bottom left in the background. See the white car? It's a SUUPRAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Build #15 is a bedrock world.

I'm starting a city default

Didn't the alpine reviews your builds channel get removed?

there is a child, running down the sidewalk young hearts they can get wild, better hold their hand for a little while

Hi. Long time no see

I challenge you to build a building in a default textures

What mod do you use to get the tables and other items like furniture

I made it!

Was that inside Dupont Station Entrance?

what shader are you usually using in minecraft?

The texture pack might be cocricot (theirs also a mod)

Great video. sadly my house wasn't in the video. maybe next time ?

Could you add another island then put a zoo pls

i made build #7 and the whole area is a clothing store 💀 the first photo is the checkout area lol

nice video

Name of the pack in Duplex

Are horror builds acceptable?

Please answer me

Ik you've disgussed it time to time, but I thin, you should still do a quick bedrock review to satisfy bedrock players like myself. Even it's low quality and on like a tablet, that'll satisfy us, if you recive hate or something, you could always delete the video lster. Thx if you read this :)

My builds are much better, empty plots are the best