Minecraft builds have hit an all-time high as Redstone - which has already been used to recreate the Ghostbusters theme, a playable version of Dance Dance Revolution, and even real-world Redstone devices - has now been used by YouTubers to make an entirely functional version of MS Paint, inside the multiplayer building game.
Microsoft Paint is, or as a lot of us call it, "that program we used when we were meant to be doing IT lessons but couldn't access on the internet" It has been updated many times in recent years. It's difficult to recreate the version that is currently available, even for the Redstoners of YouTube. So MattBatWings, Sloimay and Sloimay have opted for the classic version and used it as the basis for some impressive and detailed projects that are to our list of the best Minecraft builds.
MattBatWings showcases the entire process of creating. The creation of MS Paint isn't something that they or Sloimay actually plan, but raher decide to cobble(stone) together when they're chosen to participate in the video of Sipover, the YouTuber who pits the two Minecraft Redstone pros against a group of ordinary people.
Sloimay and MattBatWings decide to apply the line tool and brush tool, as well as a circle and square tool and a sprite tool. While it may sound easy however, it is important to keep in mind that not everything is native to Minecraft. They also have to build each feature using Redstone programming and the screen. IT'S UOOKA TIME This is another amazing example of the creativity that Minecraft builders bring to the table, with MattBatWings explaining each feature as they go.
In other Minecraft news, here's everything you must know about Minecraft Mangrove trees. And if you want to try something different from Minecraft you can play one of our lists of the best building games. You could also pair up using one of our most popular multiplayer games, and maybe you can create an amazing recreation project of your own. Anyone want to play Minesweeper in the GTA?
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