Minecraft - Cat House Tutorial - Easy Build

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My NEW GAMING CHANNEL - https://www.youtube.com/user/KBDGamesTV The Ultimate Enchanted Diamond Sword - http://youtu.be/RF9fQd-NvOg Minecraft Fishing Tutorial - http://youtu.be/lnsz5QV04WA This is a video on how to build a cat house in the shape of a cat. :) Map seed -8867465929117456072 Zombie Spawner Coordinates: x: -34.69999998807907 y: 56.62000000476837 z: 51.30000001192094 Ken Domik KBDProductionsTV YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/user/KBDProductionsTV Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/@kendomik FaceBook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/KBDProductionsTV/162219386763 Google+ - https://plus.google.com/113137194334536004205/posts Information from Wiki... http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Wool Wool Wool (previously known as cloth) is a block derived from sheep that can be dyed in any of the 16 different colors. Wool blocks are weak, very flammable, and offer little resistance against explosions. Wool is harvested by right-clicking a sheep with shears (1 - 3 wool) or killing it (1 wool). It can also be crafted from 4 strings. White, light gray, gray, black, brown, and pink wool can be found naturally by harvesting it from the respective sheep. Before the 1.7 update, wool could be obtained by hitting sheep without a tool. Uses Wool is a key component of beds and paintings. Due to the variety of colors in which wool is available, many players use wool to build colorful buildings. Wool is also commonly used as decoration, as carpeting in houses or large 'beds'. It can also be used to color-code a cave system by placing blocks at intervals so you don't get lost and know which cave you are in. Painting sheep (right-clicking while holding dye) is a highly recommended method of obtaining colored wool, as the sheep will drop 1 - 3 blocks of wool when shorn - a significantly larger yield vs. crafting wool with dye or killing a dyed sheep. Non-white sheep (brown, pink, black, gray, and light gray) can be dyed just as easily as white sheep, with no need to 'bleach' them back to white using bone meal before re-coloring them with another dye. Wild wolves can be located by looking for randomly dropped blocks of wool on the ground (especially in Forest or Taiga biomes) as wolves will kill sheep while roaming. Occurrence Naturally occurring black wool with torches on them. Aside from sheep, black wool blocks can also be found naturally in NPC villages where they lie on top of a fence post, surrounded by 4 torches. In Snapshot 12w21a and later, 34 orange wool blocks are naturally generated as part of the decorative front walls on a Desert Temple. Crafting Wool can be crafted from string if required. However, as sheep are much easier to collect from than spiders are to kill, doing so may be a waste of resources. But with the Adventure update, string can be collected very easily for bows and beds (and perhaps even fishing rods, if low on food) for use underground. Note: Any color of wool or wood may be used, but it has no effect on the product's final appearance. Colored Wool The placement of the wool block and dye doesn't matter as long as they are both in the crafting grid. You must use plain wool, not colored, with a dye to change its color. Light Gray and black wool, both common and naturally occurring, cannot be used with dye to change its color.