Atomic Heart Performance Issues on High Settings

Great question! I had the same issue when I started. The key is to focus on proportions first. Try using the "rule of thirds" - divide your build area into thirds and place key features at the intersections. Block palettes are just as important; mixing textures really helps!

Thanks for sharing your experience! This is exactly what I needed. I've been trying to figure this out for weeks and your explanation makes so much sense now.

I completely agree with this approach. Additionally, studying real-world architecture helped me a lot. Looking at how actual buildings are proportioned gave me better intuition for Minecraft builds.

Has anyone tried using WorldEdit for learning? I found that experimenting with copy-paste and test builds really accelerated my learning curve. Highly recommend!

@GamingGuru That's a really solid tip about the rule of thirds. Do you have any specific resource recommendations for learning block combinations?

This community is so helpful! I've learned more here in a few days than watching tutorial videos for hours. Keep up the great discussions everyone!

Pro tip: Use complementary materials. If you're building with oak, throw in some dark oak, spruce, or stone to add depth. Single-material builds tend to look flat.

Following this thread! Can't wait to try these techniques on my survival world. Will report back with results!