How does my world change villages? Four steps to rebuild the village.

The first step is to determine the scope of the transformation.

There are many ways to determine the scope of construction. The lazy way is to put scattered squares on the edge of the approximate range. This method saves time, but the player's vision is not clear when he looks down. The correct way is to build a wall outside the village first, and then rebuild it inside this wall. According to different villages, the time to build this wall is directly related to the size of the village. Although it takes a lot of time, the overall layout and space considerations give players a clear visual help. Aimless construction is really time-consuming.

The second step is to make a reasonable plan.

In this architectural game, it is very important to learn reasonable layout. After determining the layout, you can start to enter the stage of block movement, concentrate on housing and expand farmland construction. The expansion of farmland construction can improve the growth probability of crops. Many players will choose 9*9 pieces of cultivated land as a piece of farmland with a piece of Shui Ge in the middle, which is simple and clear.

The third step is to enter the stage of expanding farmland.

Where farmland is located, there must be water and sunshine. Therefore, in villages where farmland is located, there are generally open areas with rivers. Later players can also choose to plant cactus to protect farmland. When expanding farmland, it is most convenient for players to expand in parallel. Generally speaking, if water is held in an iron bucket, a bucket of water can meet 9*9 of the land water demand. With the waterwheel, on the one hand, the building can be more grand visually, and on the other hand, the irrigation of large farmland is not a problem. Another reminder, in order to prevent our land from drying up soon, remember to put water before hoeing to reduce jumping, otherwise the cultivated land will turn back into soil.

The fourth step is to start manufacturing waterwheels.

The first step in making a waterwheel is to build a circle like an arch with a gap at the bottom. Then determine the center position, place a square, and build a fulcrum around it as the center, and gradually build a square at the outermost periphery of the waterwheel. Finally, the water is put on the top of the waterwheel. As a reminder, the waterwheel must have two or three compartments inserted into the water.