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GoPaint is a plugin designed to simplify painting inside of Minecraft. There is a wide range of brushes and options for you to use in this plugin. To start using GoPaint, type /tools on the server. A new tool has been added called "GoPaint Menu", left-click the feather which gives you access to the GUI.

So, you're either just starting on Compbuild. Or, you want to see the best of it. Our settings feature is a new and one of a kind feature being added to Compbuild. As we've said before, we want to create the best experience you'll have on Compbuild. But, we might have our own annoyances. If you're new and just here to visit, try these settings: - In Builders Utilities Settings, enable No Clip. - In Builders Utilities Settings, enable Night Vision. If you're new and want to become a Member, try these settings: - Set Toggle Selection Visualizer to enabled. - Set Toggle Clipboard Visualizer to enabled. - In Builders Utilities Settings, enable Custom Slab Breaking. - In Builders Utilities Settings, enable Iron Trapdoor Interaction. These are just recommendations, you do not have to enable these settings. You can also try mix and matching these settings for your own experience.

Is real-life always realistic? Most of the time. Does it look good all the time? No, not at all. A real-life photographer photographs the best scenes, even if you have the best camera, the scene, the angles, and views need to all be perfect. This also goes with Minecraft, even if you have the best shaders, you still won't be able to create the best screenshots without choosing an angle or view. Common Mistakes Usually, we see screenshots that have unloaded chunks. This is usually a mistake most newbies at Minecraft screenshotting make, you don't want to screenshot everything in the scene. An example of this is in the image below. Another common mistake which we see. All the chunks are loaded, but there's no real focus on what the scene is. You want to lower your FOV to the lowest or lower it to about 45 or 50. An example of this mistake is the image below, the FOV is normal in this photo. In the image above, there's no real focus on where to look at. But, we do know that the screenshotted did want the 70s apartments in the view. To get this result, you'll need to lower your FOV and move your camera closer to the apartments. Now, we have an almost perfect screenshot. There are some tips you could use to improve this screenshot. A few useful tips: - Make sure what you want is visible, use the lowest FOV. - Avoid using /time set 6000. Noon can look good in interiors, sometimes in exteriors. Try using /time set 9000. - Shadows off of buildings create a nice result, typically during sunset or sunrise.