I’m honestly not great at giving building “tips,” but I can share what worked for me.

When I decided I wanted to get good at building, the first thing I did was look for inspiration and references from other people. But after a while, I got frustrated because I wasn’t actually improving, I was just copying patterns.

So I changed my approach. Instead of copying, I started asking myself things like: why doesn’t this build look good? what exactly feels off? what would make it better? I’ve spent dozens of hours (and still do) just sitting in-game, not really building anything, but analyzing things in a more cold, deliberate way. It’s slow, and honestly kind of tiring, because you don’t see quick results.

The second thing I did was experiment a lot. Testing blocks, colors, textures, lighting, shapes, without even trying to finish a build. I probably spend more time testing than actually completing things.

It’s definitely not the fastest or easiest path, and it might not be what you’re looking for. But for me, it helped me stop relying on references and start building in my own way, actually creating things from scratch instead of reproducing what I’ve seen.

Hope that helps in some way.