Ashwood house:
- please next time try not to change placeholders unless told to do so, especially if they are different block type - in our case it was the red sandstone walls, in most cases they are there to be replaced with the same block type and doing anything to them is counterproductive
when building a house at a project, please all was make sure to do the following:
- use the same blocks that are used in the style guide houses or those that you are told to use as your main guideline, this includes doors, beds, carpets, furniture
- unless its a special house, try not to go for anything new/not used anywhere else
- always make sure that the veggie patches use the same plants & ground cover, in our case your cabbages are missing a block type and there is mud instead of dirt
- try to limit yourself to building only what the project leader tells you to, if youre not sure if you should build it or not, its better to wait and ask or leave it, anything else can be counterproductive for both the builder and the project leader, this has happened with the veggie patches behind the house.
Now for the house:
- have already changed a few things such as the doors, finished to roof etc...
- please fix the rafters in the storage part, right now I think you may have forgotten to do them
- try to reorganize the storage area as right now its space inefficient and lacks some things I mentioned to include there, such as hay & meat
- try to avoid filling interiors with bunch of out-of-place storage blocks, it will end up making the house look messy overall
- for the oak wood part of the house, please mix in some jungle wood into it & get rid of the vertical plank supports
- please change the curtain to dark thatch
- add more light thatch carpet over the house, straw was used to insulate the floors!
- please avoid using cushioned seats (leather, straw etc...) on dirt floors, they wouldnt last long!
- add doors and another entrance to the storage area
- have the rope in a straight line, floating horizontal ropes with curves in them usually look out of place
Overall, while I appreciate your enthusiasm I think you might be rushing some of your houses, as recently you have been repeating alot of the mistakes I have already highlighted in your previous build! Try to perhaps slow down and double check with this thread that none of the feedback given here can be applied to your new house!
Good Luck on your future builds! You're getting there!
