- Step 1: Check out this week’s challenge!
- Step 2: Complete the challenge in survival mode or creative mode! You can play on the UYC Realm or on your own world!
- Step 3: Submit your screenshots to info@uxbridgeyouthcentre.com
- Step 4: Win the voting and join our Hall of Fame!
The Build Challenge will be different every other week and can include a variety of challenges, ranging from castles to pixel art. The Build Challenge type and list of features will always be listed on this page. The challenge will always be listed under a heading starting with “Challenge” (ex. Challenge One: Starter Base). A new Build Challenge will be announced every other Monday at 1pm and will conclude on the Sunday evening of the second week (11:59pm). Voting will take place throughout the following two weeks and the winner will be announced with the new challenge details.
Once a project is complete, submit your screenshots to the UYC (e-mail screenshots to info@uxbridgeyouthcentre.com) and you will be considered for our Hall of Fame. Voting will take place for two weeks after the submission deadline (Sunday night) and the winner will be added to the Hall of Fame (Ex. Submissions for the first challenge will be voted on during the second challenge).
When you’re done your project, please send us an email with a screenshot of your project.
Please send your submissions to info@uxbridgeyouthcentre.com
Screenshot Tips:
F1: Pressing F1 in-game will hide your HUD & Arms for a full screen screenshot
F5: If you’re into selfies, press F5 to put your character in your screenshot!
Screenshot Options:
- In order to take screenshots in Minecraft, you just need to click the “F2” button on the top of your keyboard. You will then find the screenshot in the .minecraft\screenshots folder inside your AppData/Roaming folder (to find this folder, open your File Explorer [click the folder icon] and type the following into the white bar at the top: %appdata%\.minecraft\screenshots
- If the option above is too tricky, you can try clicking the “Print Screen” (Prt Sc) button while playing. You can then open a Paint program and paste your screenshot into the program (Edit>Paste or Ctrl+v)
- Windows 10 users will have a built-in option using the WindowsKey+G and using the Game Capturing option.
- If none of those options work, let us know where your project is and we’ll take a screenshot for you!