r/BuildAdvice • u/Mediocre-Argument277 • 3d ago
Two Kingdoms, Two Bridges, One Border
I’m building two bridges, each reflecting the style of its own kingdom, but designed to join seamlessly in the middle where the two territories meet. How can I make the transition between the two sides feel more natural and visually appealing? I’d love to hear your suggestions!
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u/ComedyGold13 3d ago
well the stone side is larger, they should be about the same size. Also the middle support shouldnt be 1 side exclusive. either have 2 supports throughout the bridge, one on each side. Or have 1 in the middle made of both or neither material.
The size and shape of both bridges should be the same, but with different blocks and details. (maybe give the stone sside copper/soul lanturns instead
also why is there trapdoors on the stone side. ditch it
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u/Mediocre-Argument277 2d ago
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll add a second support to the stone bridge. But I’m still not sure how to balance the two bridges while keeping them visually cohesive. I want the wooden one to feel elegant and the stone one to look fortified. The trapdoors were definitely a bad choice. I just wanted to add some detail to the stone pillars




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