Minecraft Indoor Bed Tent Pop-Up Fort

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Putting down Fence Posts on each side helps close the tent in and make it secure, while a Trapdoor will allow your character to get down to the ground and crawl in. Other Tent Designs A castle built using a village with enough add-ons to become its own mass shelter. It can house many players and animals. The second type is built by making walls that go from the ground to the top of the overhang. You can put in many floors and have tons of stuff. You can also connect it to a hollowed-out mountain for even more space. The third is to find a wall (a ravine, maybe?) and make there your base as an overhang. This kind of shelter/village is good on a multiplayer PvP server as it can be defended with a minimum of 3 people with little hassle if you can't defend it, then, you wouldn't be able to defend anything else short of a castle. Con: Not Enderman proof as they can teleport up to your shelter and may "steal" your walls/floor. (add a roof above the top mushroom to prevent the first problem)

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These are built next to water, by a natural sea or possibly a man-made channel, and allow the usage of boats to travel in and out of your base. You must go above ground to find loot from passive mobs (unless you decide to add a mob farm to your home). A walled base capable of housing multiple players. It is built mostly for defensive values. It basically consists of a wall with buildings attached to it.Enable/Disable sleeping in your tent. If this is off, beds will explode like they do in the Nether! The easiest type of shelter to build. These are generally the type you would build if you cannot find anything else if you are nomadic or if you're in an emergency. They are fragile and you shouldn't spend too many nights in them. They take a few minutes to make. Emergency bunker - Creeper invading your house? Make an underground shelter made out of obsidian or 3 layers of cobble and an iron door. A bed is a must. A chest full of food, weapons and tools is needed. A workbench and a furnace are useful as well.

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Expand the lower chamber to accommodate farms, mines, an enchanting room, a smelting and/or anvil room, or whatever else you wish. Once you have found a suitable cave, the first step is to seal off the entrances. Use any building material to create a complete seal to keep out night monsters. A wooden door may be added if you have enough wood and time. Otherwise, just seal the entrance off completely (make sure to use torches first, or you may find yourself in the dark) leaving no gaps.

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Open the config file to tweak this mod (NomadicTents.cfg in later releases, yurtmod.cfg in earlier releases) Surround the village with cobblestone. Be sure to add gatehouses so you can enter and leave your stronghold. Optionally, leave room for some more structures in the village. Due to the time and effort of mining, you will undoubtedly get a large mountain of cobblestone as you dig, potentially being able to turn it into other structures on the surface.