Since I remember building something on top of a planted crop,
I wonder if you could do the same thing with trees.
I'm doing this for aesthetic purposes as i like to plan my settlements around nature instead of ignoring it.
I was thinking that a tree could grow through a building if I quickly pave the ground it was planted on and get the building sign for whatever structure on top of it.
I guess that someone could build a building over a plot of pumpkins, flax or poppy to identify the building somewhat making it more unique.
or hide something using the hide function in enders.
like a single hidden poppy flower.
sorry if this was a secret or something
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Agasi
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Can you build a house on top of a tree sprout?
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Patchouli_Knowledge
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Re: Can you build a house on top of a tree sprout?
It will not be possible since full growth tree and houses are mutually exclusive within the building square:
- Trees need 5x5 room to grow. While it is possible for you to pave the soil under the tree and build the house, if anything with a hit box is within its range when its growth stage occurs (such as a house on top of it, even a building sign), its growth will be permanently stunted so it will remain a sprout forever thus not be visible at all and nullifying the purpose of the decoration.
- Conversely, you need to be able to pave the square to be able to be build and the house needs open space to be built in.

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Agasi
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Re: Can you build a house on top of a tree sprout?
I thought it would just be stunted instead of permanently stunted.
Would be bad for the tree anyway, thanks.
Would be bad for the tree anyway, thanks.
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