201 Minecraft Secrets

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The reason we use arrows in the first place is that the 11 second duration of the effect ensures that it will only be active on the up because otherwise it would be a bit slow to fall through the air with our elytra, which is a bit disappointing When you get that much speed coming out, here's how to make your floating stone even deadlier, use a fishing rod, fools who might sound like Caesar. shows us that it is completely possible if you find yourself in a situation like this, place the Drip Stone under the block and then when you break its supporting block you can grab the Drip Stone as an entity with your cork and use it to launch it towards your enemies, so while getting the space can still be quite difficult to do this when you manage to do it and kill your friend, it really is something special and this might be the only drip stone kill that can top the one the green one got. in double life.

Here's how to do a moonwalk in Minecraft. All we need is a small light trap. First, we will fly towards the ocean and then hold down the space bar to push ourselves back to the surface of the water and then from there. I can just start walking backwards, which is fun, sure, but remember that this will eat up Samira lytra's durability. It's been proven that even the best dance moves have an expiration date at some point, even if you can't see it. I wear a complete outfit. of armor right now and the way that's possible is that we can change our attributes through this command, so we can give ourselves full netherite armor that no one can see, which would be a fun joke. your friends during a PVP competition after all, it seems like you should be easy to kill, but the truth is not that simple and that is not even the only attribute we can change, we can also make it so that we attack a lot. stronger too, letting us go into God mode without your friends noticing, this goat seems to be in trouble, but don't worry, since the truth is that goats are completely capable of parkour and suddenly this lava pit it does not feel. as inhuman and the reason for this because that little hesitation he makes before a jump is actually the goat calculating where he has the best arc and you can see all those calculations visualized in this post here, it's great, which shows that even if you are the best in parkour, you will never be able to take fall damage again using this trick, because if we followed the steps in this example, you would notice that if you press the Crouch button correctly before you hit the ground, there is a bug in 1.19.2 which will negate all fall damage you would have received.

Now, timing this can be a little difficult, but if you're able to pull it off, it's quite a clutch. your Arsenal, but one last note from the person who discovered this, you have to jump or fall more than 35 blocks in the air for this to work, so don't say I didn't warn you if you fall from 34 and take all the damage, How many Iron Golems does it take to defeat a Warden? If we configure our Arena like this, we can discover that, although it is a close battle, the number is eight Iron Golems to defeat a Warden.

In the end we'll only be left with one Iron Golem, so it's a pretty expensive way to get rid of the Guardian, but if you have the ingots to build 32 Iron Blocks into Iron Golems, I guess that's one way to make your Ancient City. Safer, this Anvil would never hurt me because, although you take a lot of damage from a fallen Anvil, if an Anvil passed near you, you would take no damage, resulting in the ridiculous sight you see in this example. Here we're in survival mode and the Anvil isn't taking any damage, which I guess makes sense.

It's still treated as a falling sand entity when it moves this way, but something about seeing 31 iron ingots passes unscathed. I think it is a worthwhile site. Try it for yourself, although the chests are not currently a complete block in the old versions, they sure behave like them and that is why we were able to place things like torch rails and even ladders on top of our chests and while I understand what some of this has been fixed, it's unfortunate that we can't run our Redstone Machinery on these which could have led to some cool compact designs and while these can be achieved today by using upgrade suppression, let's be honest, that's just It is not like this.

The same if we put a name tag on this mob and then killed the largest slime to know that even all the small slimes that come from it will still keep their name tags, which surely means that with just one size slime 8 we can get a lot of duplicates running around, which is nice to know that if you feel bad killing a Lola at least there will be plenty more to take her place. Water lilies not only have to be placed in water sources, but they also work. waterlogged blocks, which means that with this setup we can place our water lilies directly on top of our drip sheets, offering a nice decoration to add to your next pond and also giving us a way to stand on top of the drip sheet without it fall. which is nice to see if I look closely at your bottom tools, I notice that they are different from your normal tools in more ways than one, since that bottom angle we added on the blacksmithing table also appears to have been added to the handle. in the Sprite giving us the only tools in the game that don't have a stick for the handle, which I think makes sense, it explains how we reinforced the durability of all the tools instead of just the top for the pickaxe if you put a shoot. right next to it to build height and then bone meal, it will grow, but exactly a log, which means that even the rules of nature have to follow zoning permits and honestly, I think this is a really fun site to look at and it makes me thankful that Skyblock is actually built to the bottom of the world and not near the build limit, otherwise the new tree would be a lot more disappointing if you dry out underwater, they won't fit you anymore, which sounds great , but you'll still want to stay. away as instead they will use melee attacks which will slow you down and honestly that makes sense, arrows don't go very far in the water anyway so I would understand why they want to push them aside instead of attacking you Well, it's a queue as old as update 1.3, when you enter a desert temple you have to disable that stone pressure plate and failing to do so could easily be the end of your career, but even knowing that bugs can occur in the plan, whether it was you. or friend or maybe the rabbit that activated the plate, the fact remains that we need to fix this and fast and to do so, there is actually a simple solution, as you will notice, by breaking the pressure pad and the block it is on we can fill. that space with a bucket of water to flood the explosion chamber and from there detonate the TNT but it doesn't remove the blocks or cause any damage here, allowing us to claim those treasure chests.

Anyway, electors are a great asset, but having to be the dragon before getting one could be a pain, so if you find the final portal and want to jump to the good stuff, all you need is a piston to make it work , as Mr Cat shows, pushing yourself with a piston under the portal is enough to teleport us to the relative coordinates at the end, so if you have a slow ball in a potion and a handful of final pearls, we can literally find the end of City Loop before even attempting the fight with the dragon.

When you think about space travel, you're probably imagining something like this, but it turns out that a bow can work just as well, let me explain, look at Bedrock if you put a boat on top of a platform of slime blocks that would bounce on top of it a couple of times. and then come in and we can ride that silly Sky High and if you ask me, that's definitely the strangest and cheapest way to reach the stratosphere, so if you're tired of building the traditional elevator or staircase, this will definitely offer you a new advantage.

If you've played with name tags, you probably know the different Easter eggs that certain names have, and while people try to make you believe that there's more to Jeb's tagged name than it is, there's more we could do using the tag bone. dinner. or grum tag, see that the game code is in such a way that even the players will turn face down when given these names, which means that the Dinnerbone account is also shown upside down, but in Bedrock we don't experience that ourselves ourselves if we do not log in. name Dinnerbone or Grum and you'll be backwards just as you have been over the years.

Minecraft has slowly added new shapes to World Generation and most of us have played in a super flat or magnified world, have you ever seen one? so this thing here is called a debug world and it's a holdover from the game development process, but you can't access it normally to get it, you actually have to hold down the shift key while you scroll through the world options and Bam, it's there. and honestly, there's not much to do here since you're only limited to spectator mode, but if you want to feel like a Mojang developer or at least show off a special world to your friends, this is a good candidate.

Minecraft is very careful. in their animations, but if you blink, you may not always appreciate them, until you use this command. In Bedrock, it's actually possible to use the play animation command to apply different animations to the various Mob models, meaning we can't just make a piglet dance. but we can do the same thing with ourselves and the results can be pretty ridiculous, so if you want to take the time to appreciate Minecraft's vast library of animations, this could be the perfect tool for your future dance party. Riptide is a fantastic enchantment and it is definitely a powerful one when mixed with a storm, but even though it is great, it still has some quirks that cannot be understood, for example if we compare side by side using Riptide in a pool.

Shallow versus something with a little more depth. the difference is night and day and for some reason the shallow option will always win against the competition and although I can't understand why this might be, it does allow us to get some height and distance with our Trident, so next time. You're looking for a boost, maybe use your bucket of water instead of visiting the ocean. Villagers aren't the easiest mobs to deal with and a big part of that is the fact that they can't be relocated using cables or food, so generally just using a boat is our best option, but luckily there are other methods of persuasion.

Like not cracking jokes, simply interacting with the villager and starting a conversation is enough to get them to approach you and your friends for minor moves and adjustments that might be all you need. Necessarily, if you're tired of building a minecart system just to move a fisherman around, this could be a solid alternative and it's definitely cheaper, so that's a plus in itself. Zombie babies are a pest to say the least, they pack a bit of a punch. They are insanely fast and good luck even trying to fight one of these with grass nearby, so to stay away from these ankle biters, maybe your new solution should be to try and grab a Strider because as you can see, these mobs are fully capable of Walking on top of the other mobs, I'm sure a Strider out of the lava isn't the fastest, but even then they completely negate the baby's speed, giving us a much-needed way to get out of Dodge and one I'm happy to take at any pace.

You're willing to give me Easter eggs is almost a rite of passage when you're developing a game, but once they're in, you have to wonder how many players will discover them, if at all, take the desert temple for example, while most of us. are focused on the treasure and TNT below, there is actually more than meets the eye in the upper part.top, you see this big hollow spot in the ceiling, it's actually the perfect size for an all-electric Beacon setup, you still don't believe me right. the blocks like you would anywhere else and sure enough, there will even be a raised ceiling so the beacon can be turned on, which I have to say is pretty nifty.

Getting the sniper duel achievement is no easy task, but that's nothing Redstone can't help with here. Instead of shooting the skeleton head-on, we shoot a target block placed directly above it and then install a sticky piston to push it away when commanded, meaning that after walking 50 blocks away we can turn the lever to activate the piston and get the achievement no problem and hey this will work for the target achievement too, just swap the skeleton for a target block. If you've played with Minecraft's hidden mobs, then you've probably come across this guy, The Illusionist, among the many of them.

Skills has the opportunity to apparently create three clones to distract itself, but what you may not have noticed is that it does not create just three copies, it mixes Four and then after doing so, the original becomes invisible or rather emits invisibility particles in their location, which I suppose would be a useful tip, you could fight them, but since they're not fully implemented anyway, I think it's safe to say this is just a bit of fun information. If you have a flame bow, you can shoot powder snow blocks to destroy them. I honestly don't know why you would do this instead of a shovel or bucket, but it's a fun hobby and who.

You know it could be good for a hidden snow minigame where you'd have to shoot powder snow into a sea of ​​normal snow and to me, that's the kind of challenge you'd see out of breath in the wild and you can't. Look at it, but there are invisible pistons here and the way we did it is using a bug that is in Bedrock Edition, because if you play this version you can make a piston invisible by breaking it while it activates by repeating Redstone, don't do it and then . when you add the blocks back and break the clock, it can still function as a normal sticky piston, which I admit would be the coolest hidden base in the game if it unfortunately didn't recharge as soon as you log out. world, but it's still a cool problem to experiment with while you're in it.

Minecraft code handles item frames in quite strange ways because, although we can pick them up and place them like any other block or decoration, in this case they are treated as entities. you can see a lot when you get a bunch of them in an area, they will surely cause a lot of shortages, but still, strangers, if you shoot the object of one of these with a flame arc, then you will be left with a permanently lit frame of fire now no It emits no real light, but I guess it's a new torch design if that's what you've been looking for.

Don't know. Ghosts are one of the worst pains in the game and somehow these monsters will always find new ways to be a thorn in your side, for example if you ever thought that dealing with ghosts on land was a bad nightmare and fight them In the water it's sure to be a rude awakening because, as you can see, The Night Sky Creature can do surprisingly well underwater, even attacking you when you dive into the ocean. Not even water can keep you safe from these Terrors, but hey, at least you can sleep there. I guess that's one way to avoid them.

Minecarts are the first time most players experience using Redstone and most players are perfectly fine using these rails to get to mine shafts or just around their base, but if you're like me, fast is not fast enough and fortunately we don't need any. We don't need any kind of third-party help to reinforce our minecarts, but by simply arranging the tracks in small circles we can make the Minecarts move at serious speeds, and while you might want to take an aspirin for the Whiplash, it's a small price to pay. pay. To move around your base so quickly and hey, with the help of a bow, we can even do this on a two-person Minecart, so you and a friend can enjoy the high-powered rails as a team, just a tip, do not do it. try this in VR, it's easy to miss even if you're a crazy cat person, but apparently if you spawn a cat around a witch's HUD in a swamp biome, it will always have the black cat texture that comes with it.

Thinking about it makes sense after all, calicos aren't exactly known for hanging around or being a witch's brew, it has to be black to keep the mark, but that being said, I think it's funny how black cats are the universal symbol of luck in battle. but with 100 chances of appearing here, luck isn't even a factor that makes this Easter egg strange in so many more ways. If you accidentally start a raid you should simply dig down and the reason is because a three block hole will still allow you to attack a Devastator above while staying completely safe from a lot of their damage which is good because if you're on the ground, these mobs could chase you pretty quickly, but from here you can finish the job using nothing but stone. tools or, if you have more blocks on hand, just build eight, put up a trap door and that little crawling movement will allow you to get close enough to hit it without it being able to look up and hit it, which is greatly appreciated if you do.

Have you ever named an item on an anvil, it's worth it for any custom name to end in italics, but oddly enough, Bedrock has a way around that. Look here, we can use the Unicode symbol like this to keep our tech stuff right and the results not only look good, but open up a world of possibilities for pranking your friends, which could be your cue to give them a pick. of enchanted stone, name it netherrite and then see how long it takes them to make it. Look, I'm sure at some point we've all heard the classics say that cats always land on their feet and in Minecraft that's a fact, but even though these felines don't take any fall damage when they fall, they still try to avoid falling anyway, which I think is fair.

I mean, I don't take any fall damage using a bucket of water, but that doesn't exactly mean I want to do it all the time and I think if cats were coded to fall whenever they want. We'd have some pretty strange sights and I for one don't want the Ravine next to a village to turn into a sandbox every now and then, Mojank seems to have fun coding certain loot tables and while some of them They are dark, like turtles that turn into bowls with lightning, others like this are just clever, as we know that if you kill a zombie, it has a rare chance of dropping a potato, which is useful, but you might You'll want to be careful not to use a fire-looking sword here because if you're making potato drops, they'll bake instead and that will delay your farming dreams, so while it offers a better snack, it may not be the best for your long-term return.

Torches are the most obvious way to light a build, they're cheap, you can craft a bunch of them and they work pretty well too, so most of us don't tend to look for replacements that often, but if you took the time and You will scan all the different Minecraft blocks. There is actually a surprising competitor for some reason. 4C pickles actually emit more light than a torch on the same block. No joke, these slimy seeds can outperform Minecraft's most iconic light source, so if you're really looking for a reason to build a pickle farm. At least now you have one, while most of us use fireworks to self-propel our elytra, they have properties other than just being rocket fuel and while we'd normally throw them into a dispenser for a quick New Year's show, there's actually more to it than we can do. what to do for that presentation you see, since these rockets work as entities, there are actually ways you can move them and manipulate them with the physics engine of the game which, in that case, by associating them with a stream of water, you can deflect the rocket from its course and change flight pattern.

So if you really want that 45 degree angle for your perfect fireworks display, then here's a way to do it. Have you ever used a gas cannon? Apparently if you were to stand directly where the fireball spawns you can avoid taking damage and then since it stays in one place we can hit it towards our enemies and it turns out this has something to do with how the game mechanics don't track the fireball that hits the player if it appears inside their hitbox because when that happens it is treated as if there was no impact, allowing us to create this semi-automatic fire hazard.

The same person who made this also made Minecraft's Warden. It is not a joke. Brandon Pierce, better known as King B Dogs, has been a mod developer since he was 15 years old. years and after working on the Aether mod he now works at Mojang Studios, where he helped on both Strider and the new Warden Mob. Minecraft villagers have an odd sense of fashion and it can be seen in both the Village and Pillage update 1.14. made that even more of a spectacle and while the swamp villagers Lily Pad has her favorite hat, the librarians are equally peculiar because it only takes one glance at their heads to realize that these accountants are actually wearing a book on the head, which is It's safe to call it ridiculous, but you know what the main Minecraft artist confirmed that the villagers' fashion was very inspired by the Gucci and similar shows of 2018, and considering that I would say that a book Beret fits the bill and hey, it probably means the villagers of good posture for what that's worth, what do you think of when you see a wandering traitor?

Well, if you're like me, you see this as a free source for straps and leather, but that's only part of the story since we took the llamas. from your fellow trader, we can breed them for special results. No joke, all it takes is to breed special llamas and you will have offspring with the same unique design, which is a great souvenir, although it could be more. Valuable for bagging the tracks, this could be a way to dress up your next Caravan if that's something you're interested in right now. I've seen many people build their bases throughout the Overworld and the Abyss, but in the end there is a distinct lack of them.

Dimension that makes some sense considering that neither the beds nor the respawn anchors allow us to respawn in the house, but as you can see, if you place a bed like this under the end portal of the world and then configure our respawn, we can configure ourselves so that only respawn in the last Dimension and at that point you might as well socialize the neighbors because now you're locked and permanently trapped there. We are all very familiar with pig lenses, but maybe not like this and to change your appearance like that. We have to head to the back, then we put our piglets in a pen and activate the switch of a dispenser to equip different items that can clearly create some mod monstrosities or, if you want to look at it like this Reddit user, and they are just an anime girl He's wearing a hat and I honestly don't know what's worse to see.

If you've ever done a mod on Farm, you know that you're bound to get some armor pieces mixed in with the results, which would be nice, but they're usually so battered that they only last for little more than a few hits or that would be the case. if we didn't try this in Bedrock Edition, when we drown a zombie, you'll get their armor fully repaired, meaning if you get one of these guys with a full set of armor that'll save you 24 ingots and you don't even have to craft it, which definitely means it's worth adding to your next zombie spawner.

Obsidian takes a long time to mine, but what level of efficiency would you need to mine obsidian instantly under normal conditions? It takes 1.55 seconds to mine obsidian using an efficiency 5 haste 2 Netherrite pickaxe which compares to about 8 seconds it would take with a normal Netherrite pickaxe and as this user discovered if By reviewing all the data we can see that with With this command we can get a special efficiency peak of level 50 and that will allow us to go through the obsidian even faster than in creative mode. You probably know that rugs can be placed on ropes, but what about? these blocks because the truth is that the mat only needs to be placed on any non-air block, which interestingly means that it is completely fine to attach it to a mat on water, grass, fire, snow, and even lava blocks, and even though it doesn't I would recommend using just a piece of cloth to keep yourself safe from the lava below, as demonstrated by thisuser, it's clearly possible, but maybe not the safest llamas are neutral mobs, meaning they only become hostile when provoked, and luckily for us, using llamas to create couches doesn't.

Provoking them now, putting one of these in your living room on its own doesn't quite work, but surprisingly all we need is a touch of invisibility to do the trick when under this effect we can only see the carpet, allowing us to get an appropriate selection. of cushions for your sofa and all methods can be questionable, it is difficult to deny the results and with the help of commands we can keep these flame helpers invisible long enough for the guests to arrive, so if you are tired of crouching in another ladder plus This might be the best solution.

Most people build their lifts the old-fashioned way and the original water lift is as classic as they come, but if you have a few hundred Honey bottles lying around, you might want to keep this trick. Look, if we took all of their honey bottles and turned them into a honey block, you'll notice that they don't have a full hitbox and if you place two honey blocks like this, you can see that they almost meet a player's hitbox. hitboxes capable of interacting with the water inside, allowing us to rise almost as if by magic and by doing this we can play a lot more with the look of our standard water lift as if you wish you can add an artistic element frame of the map and complete it. hides the inside and at that point it really seems magical, what if I told you that there exists in the Minecraft code a variant of Secret Rabbit and no, not the killer rabbit that you get with this command, but something more sentimental when naming a piece of toast rabbit with a name tag will change to this texture and the cool thing about that is that it's actually a tribute to a player who lost a pet rabbit with the same name.

Mojang clearly moved by the story took the nickname and immortalized it for us all to see in the game, so if you're looking to honor the poor guy's legacy, throw away that name tag and keep the memory alive in the 1.14 texture update . Minecraft received a lot of changes to its appearance and although there was an impressive task and you. We are changing so many textures that it is likely that some will be overlooked and this is just that, as you will notice, if you check your inventory while in spectator mode, you will recognize that the barrier texture used is not the previous one, and while it is definitely not something revolutionary, it's fun to note that coming up with the right name for a pet can be hard work, so if you're really out of options this might be a good alternative, all we'll need is a little. of ingenuity and a complete lack of remorse, if we were to take one of the name tags we got from exploring and put it in an anfill, then all we have to do is go to our settings, change our native language and then rewrite the name of the name tag and the name tag and then once we change our language you will notice that we can finally name a name tag and use it as a name tag for our new animal so if you want to avoid this , Mojang. rule I guess that's the way to do it, although I might add that your pet might hate you for it.

Have you ever tried running backwards? Well, it sounds crazy, but with a glitch the community may have found a way that if you run and immediately jump in the opposite direction, you can run backwards on Bedrock, which can be useful when you need to escape an explosion of Main Creeper, just make sure you're careful not to run into unwanted chasms, so how to do this waterfall right in vanilla Minecraft. Apparently if you have several llamas attacking your dog at the base of the waterfall, any projectile will rise to the top giving us the Fog effect we are looking for and as the spit rises there is no risk of the dog catching any.

Damage-type bridges are a staple of Minecraft construction, but while we generally build them with blocks or perhaps campfires, I doubt arrows will be your first choice, although this user presumes that could be our mistake, indeed, in certain versions it is possible to hate yourself. with a punch 2 Arrow while falling for extra knockback and well we'll lose some height in the process, this works well enough to cross a gap that's dozens of blocks wide and if you ever get chased by someone on a hunt human that could be all the space you need with the new Mangrove hatch.

We can create this illusion of the all-seeing eye by placing a trapdoor in front of a dripper. We get this creepy black pupil that follows you everywhere and if you want different colors then. place a fence behind it to get some new eye colors, just make sure you don't use a sea lantern. Strata don't like to be cold and that poses an unfortunate problem for us, since if we want them to be happy, we have to make them happy. incorporate some type of fire risk into our buildings and that is not ideal to say the least.

The Moss mat is the right solution, since this mat does not burn, we can use it as a protective layer for our lava and the Striders will be happy. and warm anyway, which I will say makes it a lot less stressful to ride one of these. It gives us a pretty nice compromise if you've ever played with a fishing rod and know these things are great for casting. different mobs, but what's even more peculiar is that we can also move entities and I don't think many of us expected TNT to be on that list, but apparently if you draw a line to a main block of TNT, we can move that explosive in De somehow, and hey, since we can also set the cork on fire with lava, we could use it to ignite it the same way, which is cool, but any application for this seems highly situational in 1.19.

Mojang added in the skulk biome, don't believe me. just look now, the skulk block is coded to spread whenever a mob dies nearby, but there's really no limit to that meaning if we summon a group of mobs on top of a Skull Catalyst and then let the entity that clutter takes care of them. Eventually, he let the marauder spread into its own biome, which is equal parts beautiful and, when it comes to Minecraft, famously has its share of visual quirks and while we've talked about them at length in the past, this It makes me laugh, let's see if we have to hold on.

A ladder as an element in our hands is about the same depth as anything else, but when you place that same ladder on the side of a block it becomes paper thin. I mean, this ladder has less depth than a dropped ladder element. the floor and unless we get something like default 3D in the base game I guess it will be fun to note in the future if you want to play Minecraft Survival without the added challenge of surviving well then peaceful mode is an obvious choice more or less. You thought you saw it, although this mode aims to eliminate all dangerous mobs, a spy seems to have escaped while playing in peaceful mode, the Flame is the only mob capable of harming the player.

I mean, I know spitting is gross, but is it really like that? Too bad it's the only damaging thing in the mode, well luckily these animals only attack when provoked, so in the meantime, maybe just stick with the truly passive cows for your hide. Okay, put it lightly. Beds in the back, don't get along. Although I don't think the villagers got that memo, you see, even though there are beds with the equivalent of vines loaded for us, these guys can sleep in them just fine, honestly, I'm a little jealous, I mean, I'd rather just create a bed instead of having to feed a respawn anchor into the abyss.

To be fair, they can't respond, so why not let them get some sleep in the abyss? It won't affect the balance anyway, but my biggest question is how can they? Sleeping with all that light and lava next to you that I have no idea about after playing Minecraft for hours, it's easy to lose track of the different sound effects as they blend into the background, so you might You haven't recognized them. this but as it stands if you snap a tripwire it actually plays the same sound effect you'll hear on the bow as a comparison here's the hook on the tripwire and here's the bow which is interesting but I can't either blame you if you never noticed it.

It's because really, unless you're in a jungle temple raid, how often does this show up? But Mojang props reuse the sound effect and I didn't notice. Minecraft world edge is a strange code and when you fly 30 million blocks. If you visit, you'll see a lot, but while a lot of attention has been paid to these glitches, I think this is equally strange. If you find a spider next to the border wall, the mobs will start climbing it like they would any other, which I believe. I guess that makes some sense, but I imagine that since we can't place any of our blocks on it, they won't have anything to hold on to and it might be the only chance they'll ever have a chance to climb to build height.

Here's how to do it. Convert your boat into a turret because you'll soon notice that Guardians can still fire lasers from the back seat of a bow, so if you manage to get one of these shotguns on your vehicle, it'll be a literal shotgun you can shoot. towards your friends and the best part he will only target the other players who are not in the boat and will completely ignore you in the front seat which is a blessing but maybe make sure to drink an invisibility potion so he doesn't get you. attack when you take apart the bow, the lily of the valley has exactly the same texture no matter what angle you look at it from, which creates a really strange optical illusion when you start walking around the lily and, as this video points out, it even still works so if you stand on top of it and move in a circle, which is more than a little strange and honestly, it's starting to make my head hurt.

I'm going to come out and say it. I don't like piglets, I know. It may sound harsh, but honestly, these things are useless except for stealing my gold, but unfortunately for us that situation is not going to change, since the coded piglets will never become adults, which means we are stuck with a couple of spoiled kids running around and ruining our Trade and honestly, if I wasn't trying to get on the parents' good side, I'd follow Anakin and get rid of the young lens. Crouching while on slime blocks while wearing the Swift 3 boots will allow you to move faster. instead of normal walking, no joke, this allows us to reach a speed of 2.3 blocks per second instead of the normal 1.3 that we would get from standard walking.

I mean, it's still not fast, but it's so much better than what we had before, apparently it's possible. stacking enchanted books which is a strange sight but let's explain that putting two enchanted books with a curse on the whetstone allows you to stack them and this is because you can't remove curses with a whetstone so that the output simply fails. and then you can shift-click the final result and it will put them all back into your inventory from update 1.16. The Abyss has been much more dangerous for Traverse, but while we have new hostile mobs in the form of piglens and hoglands, there is a bug that could help ease the pain now, to do this, raise your shield the moment you go through a portal and after the dimension loads you will find yourself on the other side virtually unchanged, however the game keeps your shield up even while attacking or running, meaning you can fight mobs as usual while still blocking. their attacks.

Now the bug doesn't allow you to place blocks while doing this, but the other rewards are worth it. Minecraft has a surprising number of flying mobs, but while we're all familiar with the ghosts and bats on that list, there are two unlikely candidates that also fit - although Strider doesn't seem like much for aviation on his own, these things actually They can be persuaded to take to the skies. With the help of a fishing rod and a scroll wheel, all that is needed to solve this problem is to quickly turn the element on and off on your jump bar and Bam, just like that, you can fly more, at least fall in style in the back. your Strider and hey, the same goes even for the pigs and carrots in the Overworld, although they'll have a harder landing than the strata.

The textures in the game are quite simplistic, to say the least, which sometimes means it's hard to tell what it looks like. the heart to see while riding a horse for a long time. I never understood the texture, but thanks to little user Dominator 64 on Reddit, a closer look shows his saddles, which I admit when zoomed out is still pretty hard to see, but once you put it on. By placing them side by side, theimage becomes clearer, especially if you recognize the pixels on the metal part of the spur. Now I won't say it's a great texture, but hey, now I know what it's supposed to be and maybe you do too.

The first mob. The vote for Minecraft was not between any of these mobs, but between the llama and the alpaca in 2016. Jeb posted this unofficial poll on Twitter to help fans decide if it should be llamas or alpacas and, as we know, llamas they won in a landslide and I'm afraid whoever won an alpaca got a real spit in the face when they were added on the ice boats are great but they don't handle corners very well especially when you're traveling at high speeds but luckily there it is where is this user's problem. The water design begins to help you and with this we will be able to travel diagonal distances without being perfectly aligned in the center, which is a great help when traveling in the Overworld so that they do not deviate while others the design can be technically faster, this is feels much easier to use.

Unicorns don't exist in Minecraft and call me crazy but I don't think we'll get them anytime soon but you know what the best option is to be a unicorn. In Minecraft, you see, by using the replace item command, it is entirely possible to put a final rod on the player's head and then turn into your own type of narwhal. It's practical, of course not, but it definitely looks ridiculous and honestly, the replace element command is. It's just full of so many silly quirks that if you have an afternoon you might want to get acquainted with it, just play around and see what you can find, it's worth a try.

I don't think I'm breaking new ground by calling axolotls adorable because just look at them, but with all that cuteness they're not very fast, although all that can change with the help of a leash, interestingly enough if you tie an axolotl like that it will start to move at dizzying speed. speeds and this works on both land and ocean, so if you're looking to get your pet some exercise outside of the bucket, it seems like a decent exercise, although keep in mind that it's difficult to take the leash off once it's on. Now the laws of gravity don't exactly apply in Minecraft, I mean clearly, but the strangest thing is that Minecraft isn't even consistent on its own terms, for example Gravel Falls and there is nothing underneath and similarly just You can place a Lancer. something solid above or below it, so why does this work?

Sure the gravel is held by the lantern for the lanterns held by the gravel anyway and if you break any of them, the whole thing falls apart, giving us all perhaps the most literal definition of a symbiotic relationship that you see in Java, we see a nugget gold just as something you can use to make gold bars but that's it but in Bedrock it's fuel for some reason when I first heard this I thought there's just no way but Yes if you try it actually It burns, but it's not even a good source of fuel. You need about 12 of them just to smelt one item, but if you're looking to burn some money, I guess this works.

When trying to illuminate around your base, you want more than just a couple of torches, so to solve that you created a bunch of redstone lamps, but now your problem is how to light them. Sure you can use a crowbar, but that's awkward anywhere. Put it on and the daylight sensors will only be on for part of the time, so what would it do well apparently if I put an element frame on a wooden pressure plate that emits enough weight to turn it on and now has a constant Redstone signal which gives you a nice and stylish way to keep the lights on and thankfully without all the bulky Redstone with the way mobs spawn certain creatures won't blend into your world much which is fine but it seems like some of these interactions coded just go unnoticed by the public and this is no different, look, I wouldn't blame you if you've never realized that polar bears can attack Fox because you probably won't bring many foxes there anyway, but it effectively adds one to surroundings and the polar bear will start attacking and Speaking from someone who has lost mobs to foxes in the past, I completely agree with that.

If you've seen any TV show or movie with a police scene, you're probably familiar with the idea of ​​one-way glass, and to my surprise. We can do that in Minecraft too, if we were to make a glass room and then fill each wall with invisible item frames and a map bar, then any perpetrator inside will only be able to see the map; However, when we are outside, we can appear fine. and let me reiterate that this must be done with invisible element frames, otherwise we will only see that leather texture on the back, since Minecraft has so many elements that you could see a texture 100 times without taking the time to study the details and I think the iron door.

It fits into that category now, from this zoomed-in view it looks the same as any door we place on our jump bar, but look closer at the item itself and you'll notice that the door doesn't have a handle on your Sprite. Honestly, it seems like a smart detail, after all, we can't open the door without a Redstone signal, so it makes sense that there is no handle accessible to the player and it's amazing to me how just two small extra pixels can really show how much care was taken. in the design if we placed a set of white glazed terracotta the patterns were fused together to create a sort of penguin head at the bottom and if you think this looks more like Club Penguin or Linux patches I think it's a fun detail anyway, but it will definitely be hard to miss, so you might as well add some half slabs and make it a penguin hideout in your next build.

If you drop the guardian from the build height to the bedrock he will still live, but if you have a 319 block drop in the drip. The stone spikes are enough to kill the Guardian in a single drop, so clearly the Guardian is a difficult mob to kill, but how difficult is it? When looking at a comparison like this, you can clearly see that the guardian's health is substantially higher than approximately any other mob in the game - it's even more than the Ender Dragon, although if the guardian is assumed to be this new mob impossible to kill, why does Wither in Bedrock Edition still have more health, up to 50 hearts, more on hard mode, brutal, although as difficult as that?

It sounds like there is an easy way to kill the guardian without using any armor or enchantment with just a strength two potion, you can get rid of the guardian before it even finishes its cycle Sonic Boom, just build 3 blocks high, land some critical hits and make sure. you're hungry enough to regenerate because with a single hit a guardian can deal 45 damage, which to put that into perspective would mean erasing more than double your life bar in a single hit and even withstanding a hit from this thing. you would need full protection for Diamond Armor and even then that will only allow you to survive with half a heart, but well his melee attack is fierce, his Sonic Boom attack is very underpowered now it used to do 15 hearts of damage but now it only does five , which still sounds like a lot until you realize that a witch can survive being attacked by two guardians without even breaking a sweat, no joke about how the witch Regens with her healing potions will never bond with any of these guardians, though There is still a way that the Sonic Boom can cause serious damage and we will see that later in the video, in many ways a single player can be a much riskier operation than a server, at least you don't have anyone else to turn to. to blame.

If something goes wrong, let's say you're playing just one night and you run into an inferior River. Now the situation seems quite serious, but not insurmountable. You see, one of the main vulnerabilities in the single-player system is the ability to pause whenever you want. you like it and that's where Saving Grace comes in by consistently dating and reconnecting. You can use Spawn's brief seconds of protection each time to get out of the situation. It is a trap? But hey, who said that feats have to be fair? The hidden doors are a very clever system to show off in your base, but the standard levers and buttons make use quite simple, so that's where we have to get creative and resort to this classic knowledge of arrows and Enderman doesn't mix, which means you can.

Not even shooting him if the mob was trapped in place, so if we put Enderman in a mine cart as such, you will notice how any arrow fired at him will physically bounce and even go through walls, and if we put a target block behind from that same wall, then this becomes our new button and, besides, it's quite a spectacle, to be honest, few things are more satisfying than making a shot with a gas fireball, an interception, the shot with a own arrow is also cooler. but if we were to look at the mechanics of the game, there's more to it than just a cool moment, seeing the way it's coded so that the fireball, when shot with an arrow, moves in the direction the players have, so shoot a fireball and then watch. above, that fireball is going into the sky or if you're looking for a real challenge, you can point your head down and you'll shoot a fireball right at the subscribe button to get new notifications on future videos and by the way, thank you .

This is likely to save time with the coding process; It's barely noticeable most of the time because after all if you can shoot it you're trying to kill the ghost anyway, many times an animator's work is underrated since if they did their job right you shouldn't. I won't be able to notice it much, it should fit perfectly, but today I would like to highlight a little bit of an animation that you may not have noticed and luckily our subjects are these adorable sleeping foxes. See if we get closer. If you look closer, you'll notice that these snooze features and some things actually have a subtle breathing animation.

It's not a huge detail at all, but I think it's nice to recognize the little details the developers added, and as far as that goes, this is right up there in my mind with the brilliant animation of the sea lanterns. If you've watched a couple of speedruns you've probably heard the term damage boost which is using the force of recoil to push us to Prime locations and in Minecraft that works. Anyway, since taking damage pushes our players slightly, we can time that with a jump to make a sort of super buff and that is best shown with a fall damage, as this user shows, we can use the pain power of the situation to launch us upwards. a couple of blocks and essentially this makes any block in the game bounce up to a certain point.

I wouldn't recommend trying this more than once at a time, it might be too much for your life. This command summons a wolf and this command summons my pet. go after Graham every time and the only difference is that the way I got this one was by using the F3 plus I command as that will allow us to copy everything about an entity down to its exact NBT data and friends this will work for any mob. or block that means they could even copy everything inside a chest, including the item's specific attributes, which is a real lifesaver when you're trying to waste time on creativity and will save you from having to look at the wiki to find out. find out which exact tag you need to trade for a blue Axolotl this door is closed but that's nothing a little water can't fix since with a bottle of water right here we can put out the campfire through a wall and that will make a observer open the door and then if you want the system to be reusable, we'll just walk through it and a dispenser will relight it with a flint and steel and that will make sure it's ready for the next time we go out.

Minecraft's Warden used to look like this in 2020, the warden was developed under the stalker moniker and had two designs, one that was tall and lanky and the other that crawled when chasing you, but Mojang thought it wasn't scary enough. so they discarded it in favor of this new design that they called sacred, which was included in the game code, but was also discarded this time because it was considered too gory for Minecraft when lava and water mix you get stone, so why not? That happens here, as well as a strange addition to vanilla, the community has discovered that by placing blocks around the water and then a warped sign flooded inside, we can effectively place lava on top of it and the reason this works is because, although water can occupy the same space. as a sign that the lava cannot, which suggests that it is on top of a complete block instead of a water source.

Mojang has never beenimported the laws of physics a lot and there have been many posts complaining about these nonsensical parts in Minecraft. I mean we're even guilty of that ourselves, but who among us would complain about being able to become a real water bender? By using sticky pistons and honey blocks, we can make the water fall however we want and then once we remove it. It will actually stay that way just build your structure, pour some water on top and then break all the blocks you used when you're done. I mean, if you wanted, you could also use lava to make your own kind of modern art.

However, to me it seems more like a fire hazard and really, however you choose to use this trick, it's sure to impress even the most experienced players. The trap doors seem to be pretty lousy traps. I mean, if you stand on it, most of us. We know what it is, so we won't be surprised when it opens, but what they're missing is a human trap. Apparently they invent it as a trap for mobs. You see, if you or I were stuck in this, we would just jump. but the animals in the game can't just jump over these trap doors which leaves them trapped inside but the strange thing is that from the outside they can even clear the jump so why the difference who knows but if you want a fence ?

Alternatively, this could be ideal for your future pens. Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a mafia? I mean, there are so many different shapeshifting and morphing mods that I'm sure you've thought about it once or twice. and while those third party options will give you an interpretation, there is actually a way to do it in the game while you are in spectator mode, if you interact with them you can see them from their point of view and some of which even offer different filters and effects, so if you want the green vision of a creeper, the reflective eyes of a spider or maybe just being safe in a shulker shell, then go ahead and try this feature the water isn't so bouncy, it's a bold statement, I know, but it could be.

It's unfortunate because you'll soon discover that these fish love to bounce around and get a taste of it. Let's set up a slime block trampoline right here on dry land. Then all you need to do is spawn a cod in place and watch that sucker take off. to the moon and back he looks like he's having a lot of fun, but if you're going to do this, maybe give the fish a health boost or something so this party doesn't turn into a murder mystery, although these fish don't. They like it dry. air I think this might make your stay a little more pleasant.

If you've ever rebuilt a chicken farm then you know that these mobs can lay a ton of eggs and we're usually left cleaning up that excess and while that's true, apparently it's not. a universal fact as this chicken here is incapable of laying eggs for its entire life and what makes it so special is that the chickens spawned from the baby zombie jockey are coded to never lay eggs and this will probably prevent any type of zombie that pick up that egg and never disappear, this is not an End Portal but it's actually just a clever design using skulk blocks and since these new blocks have a texture that looks like outer space, we can use them to create some new illusions. in the other dimensions and for another illusion, just take some of the new skulk vein, overlay it on the diamond block and Bam, you have a blue version of the magma block.

The truth is that villagers don't seem to be the smartest and most often mobs. Instead, I'm racking my brain trying to figure out their logic, but every once in a while they have their moments for a case study. Take a look at this unemployed villager, not too impressive, but any work station within a 32 block distance and they will do it. start seriously looking for paths, no joke, these NPCs can even go through mazes to try to find a job, which I admit is some serious dedication, but why does that same villager refuse to resupply when the block is right next to it, that I will never understand it.

Minecraft is known to reuse some textures and while sometimes they can become dignified or even confusing, other times it goes unnoticed, like for example these smooth and regular stone blocks, looking at them like this the difference seems quite big and honestly its The biggest similarity seems to be in the name is not the texture, but add a pressure plate on top and now it's easier to see since it's hard to recognize which block is which when the edges share the same texture, so, Although it is a minor detail, I have to praise Mojang. they reused a texture here and I didn't realize until it was pointed out that when crying obsidian was added in snapshots 1.16 it was exciting for a few different reasons obviously respawn anchors are cool in their own right but the block actually has a previous past.

Although you may not have played Minecraft in 2011, there is still a way to relive that history. When you enter the resource pack tab, you will see something called program art and after activating it, you will notice that the crying obsidian texture now reflects the old Glory Days of the Block and with that Jeff's promise to add it was finally fulfilled. It is fulfilled every time you break a skull catalyst block, it grants 20 XP, which means that if we take them with us we will have a quick and portable way to repair your repair tools every time you move away from your farm base and that's it. which isn't exactly easy to get a lot of singing bottles.

I think you'll find this is much more reusable according to Mojang. Honey is the stickiest block compared to slime blocks, but why do slime blocks only stick to the slime blocks and not the honey block? even though it's on the bug tracker the reason is that honey is 14 by 15 by 14 while a slime is a full 16 pixels on each side man that would be the reason we can't put our Vines with glitter and the rest on top. this is just because there is not enough space, here is how to change your land for emeralds, we will just take some steps first, we have to play on 1.19 so we can turn our land into mud using the water bottle and then dry that mud block . on top of the drip stone for the clay blocks, then we break the clay blocks for the clay balls and then we trade them with a stone mason who finally gets us our emeralds, so it's quite a process, but being able to literally go through from land to dollars is worth it in my opinion without breaking any blocks, how would you get out of this hole?

Well, silly, since it seems that a door is actually the solution and maybe the best, since if you place a door and then turn it back and forth, you will be able to climb the steps of the door and climb two blocks to the time, which can be exceptionally useful in helping you get out of a hole or animal platform and thus any of the other mobs that are stuck there with you. They won't be able to jump over the blocks while you line up to escape. If you've ever gotten rid of a wandering merchant then you know that llamas can be an aggressive bunch, sure you'd expect them to be a neutral mob but Something about being spat on just adds insult to injury so if you two They're tired of these bullies spraying saliva on them, there's actually a way to turn the tables.

You'll see that a shield is decent for blocking, but we can actually go a step further and even deflect. spit is no joke with a weapon and at the right time it is actually possible to spit hit your enemy and now I just wish it also gave you the Return to Sender achievement, that would be awesome now in this show. We've talked a lot about the different quirks and idiosyncrasies you can find in Bedrock and with update 1.17 came a ton of new ones. Check out this Axolotl here now if we tied the animal on a leash and then picked it up.

Bring up the water bucket and then when we put it back it will still have that leash attached and the reason is because in Bedrock all the NBT data is saved when you put the mob inside the container so if you need another inventory slot. This is a way to bury leadership completely, all damage is kind of the great equalizer in the world of Minecraft because no matter what enchantments, potions or even hearts they got, there is an upper limit to all of that, but what? Have you ever wondered how high? Might be okay, since it turns out that if you mix a full set of protection 4 and a falling feather for a Netherride armor, a turtle master potion with resistance 4 and change a golden apple and then place it on a platform of bales of hay that will allow you to survive a 4,504 block drop with half a heart, but you only really use a bucket of water when you start 1.19, you'll want to collect a bunch of powder snow and why?

With this powder snow we can make a farm like this. to filter our magma cubes from the largest size to a smaller stature and once they are small, the weaver frog eats them and we get a handy frog light farm, especially if you build this near the magma cube generator from a bastion or you could build it. on a mountain and take out the goats, as you'll see in the Bedrock beta snapshots, there was a bug that allowed frogs to eat approaching goats, so even if they can't eat fireflies, at least goats weren't poisonous. and perhaps, unfortunately, this was probably a landing, as there was only leftover prototype code left.

If you don't have an Ender Chest, hiding your valuables is a tricky business, and while we've talked a lot about creative ways to hide your loot, this might just become a new favorite while playing Bedrock Edition if you push a block in. a Minecart chest, even if it's still there you won't be able to see the entity and this is the best part: we can open it anyway, just make sure your cross-shaped lines at the top so where you can't see the outline of the block and then you will be saved to put something on the shelf and know it's safe and sound and hey, as an added bonus, finally the shelves have a real use, hatches and ladders. a great pair and because of that you may have noticed this Quirk when you put it into your world.

You see that by having a trapdoor as such, you can actually climb it to the top like you would a standard ladder, but that being said, it even works if you put the trapdoors and ladders in a pattern like this and once you see how we can climb With one of these, it's much easier to see how this feature works, but trust me, it's only good for a party trick. Trapdoors are much more expensive than stairs. so it is much better to place the boards than the old favorite, plus it looks better too. I swear, even after playing Minecraft for nine years, I'm still constantly learning new things to do, for example I've played Bed Wars and Hunger Games. hundreds of times with my friends, which means I've shared countless pieces of armor, weapons, etc., any item you can imagine, and somehow in all that time I never realized you could hold down q to throw a constant flow of elements.

No, I would never do that. I would always end up pulling it from the inventory screen or pressing the Q button and I don't really know if it's that practical, but now I know it's there and maybe you'll do it while traveling too. The different biomes in Minecraft are a lot of fun, but as you explore it's easy to overlook the little details you overlook, and if you take the time to stop and smell the roses, you might notice this interesting fact about the flower. . Force the biome, see if you had to devour all the blocks in the area, a grill on the task.

I know you'd start to see a gradient of flowers like that, since the game only spawns one type of flower for each block in the space you get some. Interesting places to see, although you will probably never see this so evident again. I guess you and the forest now share a little secret. Finding Minecraft details can be a complicated process, and sometimes the real

secrets

don't come from the game itself, for example. grab the Iron Golem now in the game. I always thought this red pixel functioned as a pupil, but no, all you need to do is take a look at the official Valentine's Day 2019 post from Mojang's Instagram to see that the red part is actually the Golem's sclera, that means? that this is Canon, well I guess I don't know, after all, there was the famous blue stone village incident and the looting trailer, so maybe you can't always trust the promotional art, but if I had I have to bet on my assumption over the artist's.

The interpretation I chose the official one every time the beacons basically define the last stages of the game in Minecraft, but what they are good is the jump boost and the speed of foreign Haze, apparently they lack regeneration, that doesn't mean they don't giveregeneration, clearly yes, but a bug in the code prevents these beacons from providing full regeneration after being activated, so we can fix this problem with another exploit and use this system to disable and reactivate the beacon for quick regeneration, going from a full 72 second regen with the normal is about 51 seconds with our mod, so if you're looking to save a few seconds the next time you're in danger, sure and this solution is what you need, no one likes to be in the receiving the blow, but it is painful to be thrown.

Around this, it might be necessary to see that in Bedrock it is possible to repeatedly hit against your friend's Shield, so if we do that, we can use the knockback to receive a summon of a boost to the new Heights and then we could alternate positions with them to score. some serious verticality and it could be how you and your friend escape from any future obstacles in a difficult place and the best part is that this is basically just an unintentional feature so it's not a glitch that will be fixed, but whether Mojang removes it or not, one thing is for sure: it's a hack that's sure to give you and your friends a big boost.

Dragon's breath is a difficult item to get and that's no small part thanks to the fact that you need to fight a dragon to get it. but if you want some lingering potions and pointed arrows, that's a must, so if you want to get your supply as quickly as possible despite speeding up the process, look, instead of filling our bottles with magic on the floor, we could take as much as possible. we want from the dragon's head and while it's a glitch, it's nice to have our stuff bottled up at the source, keeping monsters away from your base is a big problem to solve and while there are simple solutions, like building a big wall of blocks, those were the prettiest, so luckily these azalea bushes work anyway, no joke and in the current versions it is possible to place a ring of these bushes and that alone will prevent the monsters from getting close, which which is ridiculous for sure, but it's hard to criticize. something that works that easy and will give you an early start on building a hedge maze, so it's worth it.

Render distance can make a big difference and is one of the clearest benefits of playing Minecraft on a beefy computer, but it turns out in Bedrock, that distance is even more impressive. You may not have noticed, but with the way the game loads, we can stand on the main island and see the outer islands in view, which I admit is surreal. sight and is made even nicer by the fact that the Bedrock handles make charging at a distance substantially better than Java and I imagine this will make taking out your next Journey flying machine much easier as long as you don't fall Yes If you know how to use it, Redstone can open a new world to Minecraft.

Really in the right hands it's an amazing resource, but as useful as it is, sometimes Redstone can be a little unsightly, but don't worry with an item framework and a map. It's possible to make Redstone basically invisible, as you'll notice that item frames are entities like you and me, meaning we can overlay their hitboxes with Redstone like this and then once we add some map art to to match the floor, we have some imperceptible Redstone and I honestly hope this allows some builders to finally play with the Redstone side of their builds because it's a sacred marriage.

I would love to see that days in Minecraft are pretty safe and in just 20 minutes per cycle you are safe. It's possible to see these sun and moon textures quite often, but if you've ever wondered how that rotation works, Minecraft is a block game after all, so an orbit like this seems pretty absurd, but it turns out that it's actually we can find the posters on display, see if you head down. In the world of Minecraft, you can see that the sun and moon are constant objects that even rotate beneath us in a vacuum and that becomes evident when you play on something like Skyblock, where there is no layer of Bedrock to hide it, but it is More importantly, it gives us this genius. shot of a sun in the black sky and for me that is worth it.

The jump boost is great, but it's not always a pleasure to brew the potion, especially if you don't have many rabbit feet on hand and while there is a way to get them. more height for your jump by increasing damage and stuff like that, maybe let's try this, trust me, it will be much better for your health bar. You see, bubble elevators are not only useful for going up to your attic, but if you build a formation like this one actually allows you to perform a jump two blocks high, sure it can be difficult to time, but when the alternative is set you on fire, I think the choice is clear beneath the surface.

Minecraft has a lot of hidden features that I don't think anyone would naturally find this example, let's say you're raiding a mansion in the woods and for some reason you brought your trusty blue sheep, but to your surprise, just as you start fighting the evoker , he turns against what you love. and turns your blue sheep into a red sheep, that's weird in itself but I think it's even funnier that the game mob hurts rule can actually prevent this from happening because really when it comes to mobs damaging your stuff , this is what we are doing. everyone worried about nothing else coming close, here's how to overcome the barrier and just use some wall blocks now, as you know, you can use wool to deafen the sound that comes from the vibrations, which if I take it to the logical extreme, if we then place wool around a Ward and as it comes out of the ground as it spawns we will be able to leave it trapped and oblivious to what is happening around it, which at that point means we can walk around the perimeter and then it will disappear after a time.

When it doesn't receive any stimulation, it's a bold move, but it can work if you have the right skills. It's hard to notice, but the game actually has a green vignette that can be displayed during the gagging effect, but you can only see this if you change this setting and accessibility because when the warp effects are reduced, the game turns off the typical warbling effect. for a sort of green tint that creeps across your screen, which is a lot less nauseating, and honestly at this point it feels like the effects aren't even that bothersome, a mild inconvenience at worst if you've played with the invocation. command, you know, Minecraft has some strange entities in the code and since they are non-traditional, it means that we get some strange behavior when you mix them, as you will see here now, when you set fire to a block of TNT, it becomes a prepare TNT as you would expect, but what might surprise you is that if we then shoot this new entity with arrows, our projectiles simply bounce off, meaning the only way we mix TNT with arrows is through command blocks despite While Minecraft textures are simple, a surprising amount of care can be put into them and if you take the time to really study a certain block, you might notice something new, for example, some of you will be surprised to see that the prismarine textures really liven it up.

What's happening here is that the block is slowly turning from a bluish hue to a green one and honestly, without the help of a time lapse or graph, you would have no way of noticing it, but I guess the subtle debates in the future are blue, is it green? It was recently brought to my attention that killing a Withered Skeleton with a charged Creeper actually gives a one hundred percent chance of a skull drop, which is cool, but clearly importing vines into the abyss isn't all that practical for those in Bedrock Edition . might be a more viable option that you see in that version, if a charged Creeper kills a stray he also drops guaranteed with his skull and since lightning bolts and creepers only occur in the Overworld this seems much more forgiving if you have Bedrock that of course.

It means why not give this a try and make those Jabba friends jealous. You may not see it, but there is actually a fish living inside this block. Sure enough, you can water the roots of mangroves and the water doesn't come out, which means a fish can live safely. Inside, all you have to do is place a tower of two root blocks, fill the top one with normal water and then the bottom one with a fish bucket, then break the bottom block and you will have the strangest fish tank, but that's not the Only the mob is trapped where it's not supposed to be, since if you really look at these walls that we placed nearby, you'll notice that there is a frog placed inside the space, since Elevated Works pointed out that the hitbox of The frog is so small that it can fit between four people. walls placed in the Plaza this way and if that seems like a perfect fit, you wouldn't be wrong, but now it's time to tell you how we squeeze 6402 mobs in just this arc if we were to fill the inventories in a chest canister a llama and we some shulker boxes and each of those shulker boxes we filled them with a hive full of three bees each which would add up to 6,400 mops and then we added two parrots to our shoulders for the remaining two and Since we could put chess ships like passengers inside a mining car, that means that we and our new friends can face both the high seas and the high speeds of a roller coaster, but that's just a taste of how useful these chess ships can be. now in 1.19 don't place your super foundry like this but do it like this, since a chest bow placed so that it can fill nine hoppers simultaneously we can make an extremely efficient and quite economical set of furnaces and for an added advantage use blast furnaces instead of the normal furnace and the end result will be 18 times faster than what we are used to, but despite all those impressive feats, the chess ship still has a fatal flock.

If you drop it on a slime block, it will bounce around a bit before breaking. on blocks and sticks like the old ships did, you don't have to play Minecraft for long to know that Enderman didn't like to be stared at, but while a passing glance is enough to drive you crazy, apparently they're pretty honorable in a contest Of course, the next time you look an Enderman in the eye, all you have to do is maintain eye contact. That's enough to lock it in place, seriously, they won't even attack, they'll just stare at you for the same amount of time.

As you look at them now, I'm sure that after you look away they will continue to attack, but maybe you can take that extra time and even just regenerate before the fight, after all, if you know a fight is coming, why not prepare for it? it? Sometimes you have to choose the There are two lesser evils, so while sweet berries may be a nuisance while walking, they prove invaluable when it comes to falling. You see the way Minecraft calculates fall damage, there are certain things that can be reset to fall distance in the air and since damage from berry bushes happens to be one of them, getting pricked by one of these, Even if you fall from the sky's edge, it's enough to remove all the damage from the fall and keep you safe, and if you really don't want to take any risks.

This even works with small bushes that won't even prick you on the way down, which I definitely call a sweet deal. Snow Golems are great friends, but they are the best protectors and in reality, unless they are attacking flames, these snowballs are not good for However, if we take some blocks from the abyss, we can effectively change that. In Bedrock Edition these snowball entities work quite differently, allowing them to even catch fire when thrown that way and that can allow us to turn our snow golem palace into fierce flamethrowers if you ask me which is a welcome upgrade so if you make sure no mob can jump in and kill them this might be the best way to defend your rock bases which we are all familiar with, it is a pretty strong block but obviously we have seen it too.

We have our fair share of glitches and mistakes in breaking the unbreakable, and while that's true, this might be the strangest and simplest method in my book. See in the Bedrock edition if you place a cauldron under a piece of Bedrock or any block and then fill it twice with cubes of powder snow, the result is a block of powder snow instead of that bedrock and what is Even better is that we can reuse that same snow to do it all over again, the wires definitely serve their purpose, but while they are good for guiding mobs, they are not as good for decoration, although a cube is all we need to activate that switch, see if you place an axolotl next to a fence post, tie the two with a leash and then pick up the axolotl again in the bucket of water, the wire will still be knotted to the post, which is strange,but it will allow us to get that extra detail for the Minecraft build and if you ask me, that's a lot easier than having an invisible rabbit nearby hiding an entrance to your base.

Easy task because how do you balance something that is convenient to use but also keeps intruders out? If you follow this Rider user, we may have our answer. Well, tridents are excellent for launching through the skies, they can also allow us to enter The Crawling. animation without a rail door and with that we can basically create a one by one entrance to a hidden room and then after covering the wall with some kind of custom map bar we can slide past the element frame and into its layer with ease overall. I love the different types of stones that Minecraft has added, but somehow I never saw them have enough when I use one, so if you two come up dry on granite diorite or endocytes, don't worry because apparently if you have enough quartz you can I actually craft each of them and while I understand some of this, the granite recipe just doesn't make sense to me, you need a quartz and a diorite to make it, so someone tell me how two white elements can make this color because I have I have no idea, but I guess I don't have to understand the logic to use it and I will definitely be creating this in the future.

Scale in Minecraft is a fun thing, and while some things don't make sense, like why the husks are taller than the zombies, other examples are quite satisfying - let's say we take a dropper. Now, on its own, there's nothing too satisfying about it except throw a button in the face and you'll notice that it's exactly the right size for the mouth of the dropper and in my book it makes the dropper look more like a wine bottle than to a piece of red stone, although Adam this only works with certain orientations. If you think about it, it's probably best that we don't gag them anyway, but if you want a neat detail for your building, this might fit that project instead of arranging all these flowers by hand, we'll do it with a weird arch that can appear using the place function command, we can change an entity by decoration, so if we configure the run command like this in a command block we will be able to turn our arrow spray into a beautiful flower garden and if you want everything To make this process even faster, I would recommend using a multi-shot crossbow to get even more spray.

In the end just make sure not to shoot anyone while they are enjoying the Roses, how do we make these Minecarts fly well? The beasts of reason because if you summon a minecart that rides as a passenger on top of a bee, it will actually still let the minecarts fly and they will still run and then if we follow this user. Make the bees invisible, we have a great minigame to climb to the top of the base, just make sure you don't press the sneak key otherwise. We will be in a much worse place than the last place.

Falling damage is one of the most common ways to die in Minecraft, so we often look for ways to avoid it, which is usually done with the help of buckets of water. Turns out it's powder snow. could be the best option and a big reason for that is this bug where we can land on a carpet on top of blocks of powder snow and not take any fall damage even though it is covered, allowing us to not only create platforms of practically invisible landing but also build them. in the Nether and that is much more robust than the water we are used to, it is an old fact of life, walls are a great defense, but when you are in a pinch it is not always easy to build your own barriers or get through them.

So what if we could walk through an existing one instead? Well, it turns out that it's not as crazy as it seems because, as you'll notice, these Ender Pearls are not only good at teleporting away but also in, and if you aim them like that, you can manage to break through solid walls to escape, which I admit is Risky after all, the ender pearl will deal some damage when you land, but if you have health and time to spare, this could knock you out of sight and out of Harm's Way. with a simple setup and if your enemy can't teleport that should be the end of the chase, ships haven't always been the easiest to use and some players definitely remember the pain of crashing into one of these on a floating obstacle, but fortunately today.

It's fixed that when you crash you simply subscribe to the channel, but even with that fixed, these ships still have a lot of quirks to look at in Bedrock. It is entirely possible to tie your boat to the other end of a leash and drag it while you do it. I have no idea about doing this as I would prefer to just break the boat and carry it that way, but if need be I guess it works with so many blocks to choose from. Minecraft is sure to get some replays and that's to be expected though.

It makes it even more impressive when Mojang hides those variants. Take the jungle log for example, as it doesn't look much like the standard Oak selection, but if we turn our Oak log to the side then it's a little more jarring. What happens here is that the jungle trunk is actually a color change of the Oak side texture, even having the same details when you overlay them, which I admit is pretty cool since I always thought their similarity ended and It started with the texture of the Plank, but even if they match, the color scheme is still horrible, seen through the walls, it would be a superpower that most of us would love to have, but Steve isn't exactly Superman, so the idea is a chimera or it would be if we stayed in this fov.

The way field vision works in Minecraft if you drink a Speed ​​2 potion and then turn the slider to Quake Pro you'll be able to get really wide vision and then all you need is to line up next to a wall and the job is done. made. If you suspect your friend might be hiding things around your base, this could be the perfect opportunity to find him and will make Green's job of hiding his even harder. In 1.19 we can turn Stone into glazed terracotta, but watch closely because if you blink you might miss something, first we pit our stone and turn it into moss, then we grow a 2x2 spruce to change the moss into a podzel, we use a shovel to turn the puzzle into a path, we place a block on the path block to turn it back into dirt and now right click with a water bottle to turn that dirt into mud, we are almost there, trust me, after that drain the clay block into a drip stone and now we have clay that we can fire into terracotta and then fire again for our final glazed terracotta step, although you can't see it, it's no surprise that the soil beneath the snow layer is formed by blocks of grass and you can break it to see everything, but while that grass may look normal when we place a torch when it is under the snow it is something completely different and with the help of an Enderman we can see that texture for ourselves.

See if an Enderman picked up one of these blocks of snowy grass, it would get rid of the snow and only the strange silver grass would be left. Instead, and while it doesn't offer much functionality other than being a grass block, it's still a nice souvenir if you've ever filled the end portal you're probably familiar with. How the story goes that you place in the Eyes of Ender, prepare yourself. and then jump into the fight only this time we are still standing at the top which is quite strange but I happen to be Bedrock it is possible to stand at the pool portal without teleporting all we need to do is place a set you fence underneath like this and essentially we can make it out of bounds or at least it's out of bounds until someone breaks down that wooden fence, which is a bit of an obstacle to cross.

What if I told you that we can place lava underwater? That probably sounds ridiculous, but it turns out there is a way to do this without getting obsidian, look at the way the cauldrons are coated, we can push one of these into the river, fill it with lava and then it will work the same way, so If you've ever wanted to burn yourself alive at the bottom of the ocean, I guess that's one way to do it, but at least we don't set ourselves on fire while doing it, for whatever it's worth, as we all know, when you see something, the problem is not seen and that is exactly what happened.

For me, when I looked closer at the Minecraft signs, now when you face them, they seem quite normal, if anything, but once you step aside, it is easier to notice this hidden detail and, in fact, the text we write floats immediately. the sign is a bit peculiar, but I guess it makes some sense after all, you can't expect the texture to change on its own, so the solution is to generate the text on top, but even if I know the reason why it's there, I don't. makes recognizing it less weird Instead of harvesting your crops this way, try a redstone lamp because the way the game mechanics work, these crops can only exist when there is a certain amount of light source close, which in turn means that if we turn off the switch, we will cut one of the crops, the rest will update so that they also break at the new light level and then you can turn the lights back on and collect all the new crops that you just harvested.

It's probably the simplest amount of redstone you need to make an automatic crop fire since update 1.16. We've now had support for adding different emojis in the working edition of Minecraft related items like pickaxes, swords and tridents and even both Splash and regular potions, which seems like a pretty minor feature to add, but could create some interesting extra signage, Especially if you're trying to sell these different items in a shop, enchanting your items is a great thing, whether it's a sword, a light, or even a hoe. There are many different ways to spice up your favorite items, but what might be the biggest Flex of them all is to take something simple like a flint and steel and spice it up too.

I'm totally serious in case you don't know. It's actually possible to enchant this thing, even communicate Mendy's enchantment and now, if we're being practical, I have no idea why you would do this, but being at a point in the game where you can't just apply the repair didn't break . on the thing, but also gather other XP to charge it, that's the next level. Beacons are a great asset in your Minecraft world and part of that is the abundance of colors to choose from for your beacon beam, although we are all familiar with doing this using dyes. glass blocks and glass panels, there's actually one more on that list.

See, beacons are transparent blocks, which means our beam can pass through them anyway, but while you don't see anything different here, look what happens when you use a beacon together with glass. block and in fact the results are exactly the same as what would be obtained by using a white stained glass block instead and what is the practical use of this. I have no idea. I mean, obviously it's more cost effective to use white glass, but I guess this is possible. Bedrock Edition is known to have more than a few quirks in its code and while some of them can be infuriating, others are just plain fun, like how you can make a fully functional zipline in your Minecraft world, no joke if you start swim. into a column of water and then get out, you'll still be swimming even in the air from there, put on some chains as a roof and you'll be able to sail along this without a care in the world as you'll have to make sure you have blocks up. your head to stay in that state, but that's a simple trade-off for potentially breaking the game's physics engine when you're in multiplayer.

It's nice to offer some starting equipment to new players, but how do you ensure that those things only reach those who need them instead of rich players looking for free handouts. Oddly enough, this book could be the solution, as Raiseworks shows that having a book written this way can overload the data and cause a player with too many items in their inventory to be kicked out when they open the chest, but if not you got nothing, it works as planned and while I barely understand the science behind it, it's a cool system, all you need to do is take a look at the core settings website to see that Minecraft might have some texture quirks, yeah well, some of them are slightly infuriating, like the inconsistency of the jungle gate or the asymmetrical corners of the smoker.

This is just weird seeing this place with a turtle egg and a diamond in your inventory. Note any similarities here, maybe this will help as you convert. The diamond and the turtle egg. The Sprites are exactly the same shape and honestly I would never have noticed this on my own, but now that I see it, yes, it will be hard not to see it. Yeahyou have a delay, you also have a moving light. source, let me explain using the dynamic lights feature in something like OptiFine or a data pack, it is possible that if you give your partner an item that can be a light source, such as a torch or flashlight, then they will will carry with it and will continue to illuminate.

Enhance the area around you and hey, since we didn't get any fireflies in 1.19, I think this is the closest we got in the wild. Update droppers got a massive change in 1.19 but hardly anyone talks about it and now droppers have much less variability when you fire an item that offers big changes for the technical community as it is now sick the handle shows we can use droppers for a simple chunkloader like this, which allows your farms to keep producing 24/7 even if you're nowhere near AFK with your Riptide. Trident we can go up to 200 blocks in the sky and the way we do it is that if we wait for a storm and then continually bounce on a slime block bouncing platform, each time we bounce down we will launch higher than the last . which in turn gives us more momentum and we can continue doing this until we get so high in the sky that the rain turns to snow, which means we are so high in the atmosphere that it starts to get cold up there and well, everything is fun. and the games just make sure you actually land on the slime block when you are ready to go down, we don't need to go from your highest point to your lowest point, although in Minecraft Sandbox game there are certain rules that we are not supposed to follow.

It breaks like placing blocks above a certain height. I mean, why else would it be called a building boundary, but that doesn't explain why this site works like a cell? Using a method that communities found to mix Falling Sand entities with invisible shulkers that we can basically make our own builds both above and below the world boundary, which can certainly result in some pretty wild sights, so If you're looking for a Creative project, it's a fun tool to use. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that farming in Minecraft is much easier than in the real world.

I know it sounds crazy and we may have the game's wonky physics to thank for that. Beyond being able to pit flour crops to maturity in a matter of seconds, there is also some strange magic happening with the cropland, as you'll notice, although the only thing between this water source block and the cropland is air, the crops are hydrated anyway and I know that there are drops of water in the air, but even this It seems hard to believe that the hatches, despite being made of wood, cannot catch fire and you will see it when we place a block of lava fountain in the middle here because in this setup there is no air for the fire to spread so the hatches stay safe even though this whole setup seems a little precarious so I still wouldn't recommend getting too close to the lava, even if the hatches can't catch fire, they certainly could.

The Ward and Sonic Boom may not do much damage. damage to us, but it can be devastating against the Ender Dragon and as this example shows, with enough guardians we can eventually throw the dragon off course, I mean the Dragon Dragon's perch, it's just as bad if you put a rope over the wash. So no player can hear it, but they can still fall and the reason is that lava only makes noise when there are blocks of air above it, so the force stops it and since interestingly the rope doesn't burn, it will stay there long enough . so you can convince one of your friends to fall and if you are that friend, take this as a lesson to make sure you keep an eye out for the lava even if you can't hear it nearby.

Minecraft is famous for its string-based random generation. of integer values ​​and I think we've all come across these so-called seeds when we start one we found online or write our own, and chances are you won't either, how does the game come up with a seat Well, the answer is more simpler than you think. When left to automatically generate a seed, the game will simply use the system time as that seat and through this we can access the over 18 quintillion possible seats and I doubt that any of them our clocks have enough time to show that all of those Horses are not the most ideal way to travel.

I mean, you have to spend time painstakingly breeding the right stats just to get your special steed to max out a speed that's slower than elytra. or it would be unless you're in Bedrock, here's a book that says if you give the parents a potion effect like speed and then breed them together the offspring will still be faster, do this again for a couple of generations , we can get some supercharged ones. horses which is definitely a sight to see and at this point they are difficult to use for completely different reasons, just like glass blocks you can use glass panels to change the color of the Beacon beam and then if you stack them , you can change that color several times. times allowing us to get this type of pixel art that you are seeing here, all we have to do is simply build a shape from stained glass panels inside the beams of the beacon and we will have a fully visible and still fully functional beacon to look and then if you want to make a break in the beacon's path without blocking it from the wall blocks, do the trick since the beacon is not visible while inside but still goes over the top already that is transparent, it is undoubtedly a good discovery. here's how to trap the admin with this user's command block settings, we can set up another portal, change his game mode to Adventure mode and then permanently trap him inside because he can't access his commands or his inventory and again because When are in adventure mode, they will also not be able to break any blocks, so they will remain trapped there until the end of time or until some other operator wants to help them out, whichever comes first.

Minecraft Redstone is a beautiful thing, but it's not always the most intuitive and a key example of that would be the so-called stone blade in this example. This may seem silly, but it is actually true that sheets are capable of transferring block updates, since these sheets have a tag that is updated every time a record is recorded. is close, we can use an observer to detect that signal and that way we can send quick updates just by moving with a piston, which seems crazy, but I know there are professionals who can think of many practical uses for it if you do it.

Have you ever visited the Redstone tab of creative mode, you know that Minecraft has a few buttons to choose from, but while you're probably imagining something like this, what if I told you that these pressure plates can be pressed in the same way? Here you have an example. If we were to take a fireworks rocket and right-click it to place it on the pressure plate, the entity will temporarily emit a pulse and as such we can activate these plates from afar and although the practicality is questionable, I am sure that Redstone Experts can find a suitable use for it.

The armor mounts seem quite passive. I mean, that's a lot of stick in one slap. How bad could that be? But the truth is that they can be a little more feisty in this scene and you will see it if you give them peace Thorns Armor enchanted with this, the enchantment applies the same target just as it would with us, which I admit is a pretty fun sight and, although it doesn't do much damage you'll still want to make sure you take off your armor this way instead of just hitting it, weather skeletons are generally scary to encounter so imagine if one of these had the range of the Overworld's cousin, well apparently that It's much more real than fiction if you really care. arming a bow not only strengthens the attack area but also gives you fire arrows to shoot, and in retrospect it's probably better that Mojang didn't give them a bow in the first place;

The last thing the nether fortress needs is another. Campfires with flamethrowers can be a useful decoration to have in your world. Remember this point, everyone is already familiar with this stuff, so to get out of the box, these armor mounts are a clever solution. See, when placed in lava, these things burn pretty hot, allowing us to use a piston to add our block of choice and successfully create a new illusion and honestly, I'm surprised it works so well, but it shows that there are a couple of options other than simply using another flint, steel and a The Netherrack block, the guardian, is a difficult mob to kill and therefore cannot be drowned or burned alive, so if you were to put it on top of a platform of magma blocks it would never I would die, but if you put those same mavic blocks under water.

He also couldn't ever escape because his movement speed is too slow to escape the current. He just spins in a circle on those bubbles, which is fun to watch, but still don't get too close to them, otherwise he could still use the Sonic Boom attack and making it a lot less fun to watch now despite what people try to make you do. I think this structure in the ancient cities is not a portal, but I can't understand the confusion since in the snapshots it was actually labeled as a small portal structure in the game code, although it has now been renamed to just a small structure in the files and that is not the only bug that Mojang had to fix in ancient cities.

This new block is called reinforced deep slate and in certain snapshots it was possible to push this unbreakable block, meaning we can move it to make our own wither cages. However, the Overworld was changed in snapshot 22w13a, but even if we can't get reinforced deep thralls from the ancient cities, there's still a new enchanted book to grab and with the Swift sneak enchantment we can finally make dive mining worth the money. sorry again. It's supposed to make you move faster while crouching, it also allows us to speed up while crawling which means you only need a one by one tunnel like this to have one of the most efficient mining setups in the game and if you ask me , that is much more valuable. than just sneak past some skulk sensors, especially since if we take this user, we could just sneak past the skulk sensor using the Sprint jump, just make sure to Sprint jump Crouch and then repeat and you'll escape fine even if you literally jump over the skelk sensors, which are ridiculously broken, but we're still not completely safe from the skelk sensors and this trap proves it by building two of these sensors next to a motorized rail with TNT Minecarts on top that you can't break. any piece of the puzzle without the whole thing exploding and the only options to dismantle it would be to use water or some kind of piston contraption, but even then, with this user's updated design, the furnaces prevent water and the glazed terracotta prevents the blocks from of slime and the pistons do this.

A truly unbreakable trap, but maybe that's too evil for you, well don't worry, this design is much more peaceful. See, hidden sensors already offer the possibility of wireless Redstone, this just improves on that and now we can create our own electric poles to transmit signals. What is needed is some iron trap doors and we can feed a whole chain of these things and then if you stack the system we can make it go both ways, and you also have to build them a little bit close together because this is the range you need. We are working with a skulk sensor and this is what it looks like from above, which may seem limiting, but with that feature we can make a particularly beautiful pattern by simply throwing a snowball into a field of them and, for more fun, add lamps how are you doing. to turn this into a special illuminated floor that will even react differently depending on where you throw that snowball and even on top of that there is still a use for the sculk sensors outside of Redstone if you have the time turn on a super flat world full by skulk. sensors and then fly up and as you move away from the ground you will start to notice some pretty mind-blowing patterns emerging from the ground in April Fool's Snapshot, one block at a time it is possible to mount the Ender Dragon and ride it as you safely. , if you get close enough to be able to do this, you'll be able to get on it and direct it however you want, allowing you to use it for both the tunnel bar and some form of fast travel, and it also allows you to move the Ender Dragon. in the Overworld, which is more than he does on his own in the normal versions, but the part I don't understand is that we only see three rows of Hearts described here and if you ask me, that seems pretty low for the biggest boss ofMinecraft. with the game it's open ended as Minecraft a lot of sneaky details are sure to go over some players' heads and this one with wet sponges is definitely a common surprise and I swear, every time I see a post about this, a lot of comments are surprised to find it. so today let's do something like a public service announcement and cover this for good.

You see, if you put a wet sponge in an oven and melt it using a bucket of lava as fuel, you can recover the water from the bucket when it's ready, which is sure to be a little Easter egg and now at least we all know it's there instead of using fireworks. Rockets, why don't you try a dolphin? As silly as it sounds, there is a way to use Dolphin's Grace to give you momentum while flying, just attach a leash. A dolphin swims underwater and then starts flying to increase speed and if you do it right you can even generate enough momentum underwater to launch yourself out of the ocean, just make sure you don't drop the dolphin's cable.

There, this sapling will never grow no matter how much bone meal it has and the reason is that we have a small piece of rope preventing it from growing and hey, this can even work with glowing vines like bamboo and sugar cane too, So if you're tired of watching your Vines grow too big on your wall, this might lead you to design your Ivy League the way you want or do this on your friend's sugar cane farm and laugh when they don't make any profit that maybe you won't get. Look at it, but there's actually a bubble elevator here because at Bedrock we can make a fully operational bubble elevator without having any water or sand nearby.

To do this, we make our normal bubble lift using Soul Sand water fountains and then block the water fountains using powdered snow. and finally use a final port or break Soul Sand, which effectively leaves this type of Airstream still working, why I have no idea, but I'm not going to discuss the results. Let's face it, no one wants to wait at their desk for hours, which is why Going AFK is such a beautiful concept, but what seems like a time management dream could easily be a nightmare and I've seen too many times where an AFK trip ends in an unattended death and a loss of items, so it needs to be fixed.

Let's go somewhere safe to wait and for that I think these safe deposit boxes are a brilliant addition. By throwing out a competition poster with a trapdoor cover, we can get into its place and then close the box for safety, that way no monsters will appear nearby. can come and ruin the operation and then when we're done, we can jump in and reap the rewards just as we planned. Minecraft treats certain hitboxes in strange ways and that can best be seen when we talk about entity stacking; In certain cases, it is possible to rest. entity on top of another and while I personally use this to allow me to use a Minecart as a hat, it can also allow us to crowd surf, effectively if you ride a boat on top of a bed of entities we can ride it in the same way we would. on Ice, it may not be the most popular travel method, but I'd say it's definitely worth trying at least once for the screenshot, and with those people, YouTube thinks you might like this video, so see if They are right and have a good one, it's okay