25 Ways to Hide Your Valuables in Minecraft

25 Ways to Hide Your Valuables in Minecraft If you've ever played on a Minecraft server, you know very well that some players can be thieves, so to avoid those greedy people, here are some of the best

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valuables

. diamonds and netherrite. and hey, as you can see from this number, we are getting painfully close to 2 million subscribers, it's so close that we could reach it this week if you subscribe, so if you enjoyed this video, consider subscribing, it's free and you can al

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unsubscribe. Subscription later, thanks. enjoy video number one when barrels were added to

minecraft

they are kind of a change of status quo i mean for so long if you wanted to store

your

items you had to do it in something that looks like this but luckily for us the burial mounds look like this. a full block, which means we can

hide

them in some pretty clever ways and my personal favorite might be to place an upside down barrel between the floorboards, as you can see with these examples we can store them in some pretty discreet places, like underneath. the bed or some other chests and boom, you just can't even notice it.

I mean, if you want an easy way to incorporate them into your build, you'll be able to do number two even though Minecraft chests are completely capable of being. Flooded in recent updates as it turns out that they are much more beneficial if we place one of these under a lake of lava, unlike the light blue ocean, this material is very difficult to see, which means one more reason why you should save your

valuables

there. Look, I know it seems daunting to put it so close to the lava, but it won't burn, so even if you put it there, everything will stay safe and as long as you set it up where you can reach these items inside. the lava lake without getting too close to the magma I think you'll be fine number three while your valuables and fire don't tend to mix actually putting them in a campfire is a different story or rather under the campfire as you can see here, the The only way we can access the items below is by turning off this campfire when it is lit.

You have no hope, but as soon as it goes out, you can walk through the ashes and collect your things now. This is a very strange method and frankly I haven't seen it done very often, but look, if you want to go on that camping trip and prevent scouts from scouting your items well, this might be your number four best option now if you have already done it. Have you ever taken the time to listen to some kind of building tutorial in Minecraft, then you know very well that you should always decorate your builds and surprisingly, decorative blocks can do this very well, for example, let's look at a dropper when you look at its Damn, it's not.

It's exactly attractive, but if you save it this way, you'll get a pretty nice stone texture to use in your builds. Thus, we solve two different problems, you not only decorate your house but also your storage system and, while they work very well. wherever you put them, I must warn you that you should try to put this out of reach of any kind of misclicks, stick it in corners like this and maybe you can get away with it long enough to keep your stuff safe. number five, well there are a lot of different ways in the game to hide a different chest item, as it turns out that if you just add five irons to the back of that on a crafting table, suddenly you can make a wagon chest Pretty good hidden mine. this new entity is much easier to push into the corners and you can definitely see that with this bookshelf from a first glance it's hard to notice anything, but as soon as we get closer you'll see a little bit of gray appearing, right click on that and Boom all your stuff safe and clean, which I think is pretty cool, even if you only get a storage chest here instead of the full double number six, you don't have to look at Minecraft for long to realize that some textures are reused in different spaces. and while from a game design standpoint that makes sense, what it can really allow us to do is create some pretty good camouflage, like putting a stone button on top of a stone block like that, if someone is looking. this machine is dead, they won't really notice the extra depth it means if you save a stone button inside an actual cave system then it's a pretty solid way to save your items for a hidden switch, just make sure you remember that. where did you put this because I imagine it could be pretty easy to miss if you try to go back and find it at number seven when you first find a village in Minecraft what's your first instinct, loot it, of course most people would do that and while that almost guarantees that any returning visitor will simply find empty chests looted, you can actually use it to your advantage, especially if you're in a village close to the server's spawn location, no one checks the chests after they've already been looted, which which means that it arrives at a certain point late.

When you enter the game, you can place your items there and as far as they are concerned, no one will notice, they just expect to see an empty chest full of dust or something when they open it, not anyone's number of diamonds. Eight, one of the key rules in magic is to use the art of misdirection, so although putting your stuff in a normal chest would be too obvious, you can use them as a decoy facade and hide a barrel that can be hit. access through normal storage chests, like we do. said that the hitboxes of these two things are very different, so you can actually go to the corner and access your stuff even through a normal chest, well, any spectator will suspect that it is a normal storage chest because to them they can't do it.

I don't open it to make it look like it is, but as long as they don't pay attention to the barrel behind the curtain, you might get away with hiding your stuff in plain sight of them, number nine, let's say you run a Minecraft farm and while that's completely understandable, but when you're out on the field, a chest seems pretty obvious, so in lieu of any pawn looking to keep their items safe, You might benefit from making a carved chest. soil trick 99 of the times you look at it, this land looks like that land, but as soon as you pass by and use your hoe on that land, suddenly you can look through that little space and then actually see your items, everything What you need is a few jumps to cover your tracks and just like that, your clipped money is hidden in a safe number 10.

Clearly, simply tilling the soil is a very good way to store your items inside a barrel. but we can take it one step further. You see, what happens here is that when we till the land, it actually updates a block update detector piston and once it activates, it is whatever your heart desires and then when you are done looking and checking your precious pickaxe, all you have to do is reset this gadget, it's as simple as that, but one thing I will point out is that this will probably work best in a biome that doesn't have natural grass, which will generally ensure that you are the one in charge when those items are displayed and honestly that's the whole point of building this system anyway number 11.

Minecraft has a ton of different options for storing items in a container and back in the day when we were talking about weird storage. I said brewing stands might be the strangest choice. Ovens are just one step away from being this weird, but luckily, unlike brewing stands, we can put whatever we want in the first slot of the oven, which means that, luckily for us, if you have a Super deactivated foundry, then we can use it to store your items, just store them in the mechanics and no one will notice as long as you are not going to cook something number 12.

Now on first inspection, when you look at this barrel, it appears to be empty and although it appears which is the whole system, don't twist it, we can actually do a lot more here because as you can see, the real secret here is that when I go and flip this lever in a different location now the elements actually start to go into the barrel, The whole empty thing was just a phase and luckily we solved it very soon with the help of hoppers and drippers we can get everything inside the chest. like we want and then as soon as you're done, come back here and hit the switch again, everything is drained and the whole process is left in an empty barrel once again, number 13.

Now, if you've ever taken a good while . move away from your storage system, then you know that at a certain point the chess just falls out of place and while that can be a pain sometimes, we can actually use it for some pretty big feats, here you'll see if I said stick a shulker in. box right at the top of the world boundary, then to anyone on the ground it will look completely invisible, I mean, even if it were visible, it's still not exactly easy to reach y256 to grab your stuff, but the fact is that it just you can't see it from the ground already makes it better and hey, this gives you an excuse to get the elytra out a couple more times, which honestly, I'm totally fine with buried treasure number 14, since the concept is a story as old as time and While most of us in Minecraft experience this primarily through the sunken treasure ships and ruins of yesteryear, why should pirates have any personal fun?

Something I love to do is make a buried treasure chest right in the middle of nowhere and then walk through it. with the help of something like the lodestone or if you are bored with the coordinates then you can remember where it is hidden when you want to come back to it or you know what if you want to be even more creative with this then what could you do. it's just making an x ​​in the place and then locking the map so that even when you remove the except number fifteen, while there are a lot of different creative things you can do with soul sand, whether it's a slow trap or a public elevator, this is probably my favorite in a situation like this, if you run a mine cart over this, It actually breaks through the rail with you intact and still goes under the floor, meaning if you were to say a sand valley and you place one of these, all you have to bring are the rails in your inventory and you'll be able to get A secret entrance to your hidden valuables is absolutely bizarre, but I also think that will deter anyone from trying it because who would think of this anyway?

Mass storage of items number 16 is quite common among most servers, especially in the late game. most of the time people would just label them as dirt, cobblestones, etc. That's not exactly a hard and fast rule. You see, a particularly clever method could simply be hiding your valuables inside one of these mass storage systems because really, who's going through their third double chest full of cobblestones, at that point they see it as a foregone conclusion: that is all that's there, giving you full opportunity to put your valuables in there, label it as something else, and maybe pass it off as another regular Minecraft 17th storage.

Chests aren't exactly discreet, but shulker boxes, on the other hand, can tell a different story. With these, we can apply a lot of colors and that gives us more to play with, which means it could be beneficial. hide your valuables in something like a green shulker that you can hide among the green grass or perhaps disguise a brown shulker as one of the tree branches. I mean, even a white mushroom stem shulker box could work well here if you're willing to get creative. lots of different ways to hide these things in plain sight number 18. Now maybe it's just me, but when I walk around someone else's Redstone machinery I feel like I can't touch anything and I guess most respectable players feel the same way .

It means that if you want to get a little devious, you can store your items inside the Redstone machinery. If they don't fully know how the wiring works, then they will only see the barrel you placed there. completely necessary for the construction and from there you play with that expectation and simply hide your valuables inside. I mean, to be fair, it's your redstone contraption, so it makes a lot of sense for you to go back there and check the wiring from time to time. Item frames number 19 might be the least useful way to hide your items, but we can use those item frames to our advantage.

By using a comparator system like this, we can create an element framework based on a locking system, such ascan see. By rotating this element in the element frame in a specific direction, we can fully reveal what we're going on here and then when you're done, just rotate it again, as simple as that and as long as your friend doesn't have a compulsion to touch absolutely everything. What you see, you may be able to leave this stone unturned number 20. It turns out that shoulder boxes are not only useful for storing your items but also for helping you reach your storage.

What I mean by that is if you have the shulker box here and you open it, you might see it as just a shulker box, but when you stand on top of it with a roof like that and then open it, you can go through the floor through the shulker box and get to the actual goods, it's a very strange process and definitely feels like a bug or at least a manipulation of the hitboxes, but at this point, who cares? You are already down there with your diamonds and completed mission number 21. Anyone who has ever played in creativity knows very well that you cannot place blocks under bedrock, but while you cannot place blocks down there, that does not It exactly means that entities cannot be placed and that we can use them for our benefit.

Look, if you go down here, we can set up a little thing called an empty base that, with the help of things like wagon chests, you can store entire items right there at the bottom of the world, just make sure you don't crash into anything while you're down there. because if you knock down that minecart, yeah, I don't think you'll have to worry about hiding those valuables anymore, number 22. As we know, Redstone can be a great way to hide your valuables, but if anyone has any kind of knowledge basic about how it works can be pretty easy to understand, so if we want to get a little smarter, we can level up by making a multi-part entry and the beautiful thing about this system is that if anyone ever figures out the pattern, they can add more steps at a certain point, even if you keep up your pace, you'll simply get tired, and luckily for you, that exhaustion probably means your items are running low.

Live to see another day, as long as you remember the pattern, you will be able to access them too. Number 23, when people talk about hiding money in floorboards, it's usually ingested, but that can seem crazy in the real world and in Minecraft. It actually plays out a little differently. If you have a setup like this, we use hatches for your floor that already look good, so people would just let it through, but what they might not know is all the time while they're walking. on your base, they're actually stepping on a couple of your items, but again I'll mention that if you're going to do one of these, you have to remember where you keep it on the floor because nothing is going to look more conspicuous than flipping over each one of them. trap door in your apartment trying to find your 24th diamonds, while most of us decide to password protect our save games using the built-in password on our computers, we can go one step further and as you can see here, using hoppers we can create somehow. of the item classification system to use access keys in our database, write this long string of characters that no one knows on a piece of paper or on some named item and then only if it matches what's there will people be able go. for your hidden stuff, it's a pretty good system and while I don't exactly think we're going to get two-factor authentication for your inferior, this might be the closest thing to number 25.

Now, if you've been paying attention, you'll notice that I talked about Lots of different, fun and creative ways to keep your items safe with one notable exception and that is of course the ender chest now folks even if I personally think the previous ones are more fun this one is the undisputed champion I mean , no matter what server they are on. Playing in that inner chest is tied to you and you alone, so anything you put in there will be safe, although sometimes it can be fun to hide some of your less valuable things in some of these stranger places when you really want to play. it's safe, so you just have to trust this great guy and with that people find that valuable secondary button next and have a good one, okay?