Tell the story of a build with five useful views

A build showcase is easier to follow when the images tell a story. Five carefully chosen views can explain more than a large gallery of nearly identical angles. Plan the sequence 1. Arrival: the view a visitor sees first. 2. Overall form: the shape and relationship to the surrounding area. 3. Main route: how someone moves through the space. 4. Detail: one technique or material choice you want to explain. 5. Current state: the area still in progress or the completed focal point. Add context to each image Explain what changed between an early plan and the current design. Credit collaborators and any third-party assets or tools that matter to the work. Describe whether the images show an actual game build, a concept or an edited presentation. Make feedback easier Ask a focused question such as whether the entrance is clear or whether two roof styles work together. Broad requests for a score often produce less useful feedback than one specific design question. Protect what should remain private Check chat, coordinates and background notifications before publishing. Obtain permission before showcasing another player's work as part of your own project. Keep promotional artwork separate from evidence of an implemented build. A good showcase helps someone understand your decisions, even if their preferred style is different. Related reading Choose a block palette with a purpose https://panel.zeismoplay.com/community/topic/24 Share useful screenshots without exposing private information https://panel.zeismoplay.com/community/topic/26