Confusing Minecraft Things

That's all the Minecraft stuff that's going to confuse you, but first we have a problem: YouTube analytics. The gods bet me you can't subscribe before it hits the ground, so if you want to prove them wrong, L on the subscribe button below is free and helps a lot. Illusions are nothing new in Minecraft and if you need proof of that, not only have we covered a lot on this channel, but even this map dating back to 2014 from Big R, the original creator of the dropper, has an entire world full of these illusions,

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like the Pen Rose staircase, this illegally flowing water fountain or my personal favorite which is this confusion when using Cube, yes, it looks like your cables got twisted when you left them on your desk and it's probably just as impossible to untangle, but if you're looking for a safe way to get confused, there are more than a few to see here and if it really bothers you to be so confused, you can always fly around them creatively and see how the sausage is made. when we press the button we can open this door, but not in the way you think.

The way we do it is just retexturing different

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to look like our iron doors, so for the first one we have trap doors. and then in the next one we use a TNT to make our way through and my personal favorite is seeing Sandor press the button and instead of falling he actually just rises into the sky. Is gravity wrong? We're wrong? Sincerely I dont know. but they made a behind the scenes video where we can see how this really happens. In the original video, it's very good, if not obviously

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, even just looking at screenshots of this maze makes it

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, but then again, it doesn't make it any easier.

Not only will we walk through different portals to teleport to random locations, but we will also change our size and the gravity we are in. Yes, if you ever wanted reality to fold in on itself, you can download it from this map and We've already shown in the past using white concrete to make infinite rooms, but this takes that concept too literally. I think I prefer to stick with the map art and item frames to get this illusion. Everyone knows that rotten meat is a bad source of food, but I doubt your pickaxe is any better, but hey, with the help of this mod, not only food is edible, but in fact every item in the game becomes into something we can eat and I think that's the best way to use it. this is to put it in a mod pack with other stuff you're giving to your friends so that when they download it you can confuse them when you start eating your shovel in front of them and really that's the only purpose it would serve.

Have you ever done this because it doesn't make you hungry, it just gives you the nauseating effect and probably also makes it really annoying when you try to place a block only to eat it in front of you, maybe more infuriating than confusing. At first glance, this world doesn't look all that different, but when we turn the screen up, you see that we've actually downloaded a mod that turns Minecraft completely upside down, and while this might be a fun challenge, that's really about how fun it is, i think it's hard to see how disorienting it can be until you actually play it, but not only is it up and down, but left is right, right is left and not to mention all the mobs They look a lot weirder when you view them in this perspective and if you wanted to do this in the base game without using any mods, it's worth noting that if you were to change your FOV in such a way in the options text, it's possible that if you go over the values ​​of 180, you can actually flip it this way and it's a good thing that our sliders don't allow us to do that in the base game.

Building stairs in Minecraft is nothing new. I mean, we've made a video in the past showing almost every ladder you can build in the base game and well, some of them get pretty big, none of them will take as long to climb as this one and the reason is because this ladder never will end as the user shows in In this video, instead, we have an illusion that always teleports you to the bottom of the ladder once you start approaching the top and then uses repeating quartz blocks so it won't be noticeable when you teleport, it becomes quite surreal trying to climb through this. but hey, if that's too much for you, you can always go downstairs and leave, but you'll never have the satisfaction of winning, if anything, it's like a stair machine in a gym and anyway, my ad is exhausting when you look at it first time.

This map art doesn't look much more than ugly. I mean, I like red as much as the next person, but putting it so close to green and blue and repeating it, yes, it hurts my eyes a little, but once. We start to zoom out from the map art placed on this grid, that's when you start to notice that the pattern really shines and then as we zoom out further and further you'll see that as the game tries to render the frames of the map elements. this way. the colors become very different instead of grouping together so that when you move your mouse you just see giant chunks of RGB fill the screen, which is perhaps one of the best optical illusions I've seen done with map art and that we've shown. more than a few in the past, so that's really saying something from the outside, this house doesn't look all that impressive, but this will only go to show that you shouldn't always judge a book by its cover, as with one step through This Through the door we are actually going to enter through the immersive portals of this mod and we will go directly from the facade of our small house in the Overworld to a giant house inside the Nether and now it does not seem that the house is so small, but That your friend cringed, but hey, sometimes it can be hard to find good real estate, so this seems like a good way to have a lot of storage space and not have to worry about the cost of land.

What if Minecraft wasn't made of cubes? I mean, it sounds like a silly question, right? Would it really still be Minecraft? You just need to take a look at the cubeless mod to try to find out for yourself. I mean, I'm sure I can still recognize the terrain and everything, but am I comfortable looking? Not so much, but what's really impressive here is that because this Mod is so optimized, it actually works better than the blocks we're used to in Minecraft, but when you start going into a cave and exploring around here, I Glad that Minecraft works on a grid system.

I couldn't solve this any other way. What's the quickest way to escape a maze instead of breaking blocks? Of course, there can be good tactics like always staying on the left wall etc., but the way spify built it here, even the best tips, hints and tricks will be able to get you out of this, because with the help of the crafting mod It is possible to create a maze that moves sections so that the player never escapes and to me this feels like something out of a fantasy novel, almost like the labyrinth from Greek mythology and at this point I feel that the only way I can get out of here if they literally let me get out of here, I mean.

If the maze is changing, why can't I change the rules? Seems fair, the best way to make Minecraft confusing is to make it not look confusing at all. Let me explain, since with the help of a damn texture pack like this we could completely change it. around the look of the game and making each block act like it's not supposed to. I mean, who would think that the crafting table now looks like a dispenser and for me this takes me back to the days of playing random Minecraft recipes, except at least then? the blocks actually looked like they were supposed to with this.

I think I'd have to write my own encyclopedia on which block is now what, otherwise I'll never get out of here, as we all know, unless you do. We are making extremely technical errors, there is no way to break the rock in Minecraft, but you can create it using this recipe or it sure looks like this given this mod that cannot be created and I think installing it on one of your servers and being able to show it to your guys it would be a pretty good joke, I mean imagine their confusion when they return to their base after hours of mining only to find out that everything is locked in Bedrock, just throw it in with a mod pack with some other mods that are in.

I'm going to try it. and I think you could get away with it. We've all heard the saying that it's pouring rain, but in this case it's raining food, don't believe me, look up as this mod is really simple. to fill your hunger bars just by looking up during the storm and as someone who has never enjoyed rain in Minecraft, I will say that this makes me a little more comfortable with it, like I'm sure the mobs won't disappear, But neither do I. I stay well fed. I think it's a fair exchange. What can be done with these items now?

According to conventional wisdom, not much, but of course, since this is a confusing video, the truth is that there are a lot of things we can do. Take this and the whole idea of ​​this mod, create this thing that allows you to take any item in the game and turn it into anything else, giving you the strangest progression angle for Minecraft and honestly I think if you take this as a adventure. map that could be a really interesting concept, but it will also be more than useful to activate the cookbook for this because off the top of my head I have no idea how it works, be honest, what render distance are you playing at? in 12 16 or 48, since this mod is called slide, you can move the sliders in the options menu completely off the bar and honestly, I think just the slider clips like that is pretty fun, but it could also be useful .

That is, if you want to take a screenshot of the entire final island you transformed, you can't really set it to low FOVs across the entire render distance, so with this it becomes a little more useful, if not a lot more slow, too. and if you are going to try this, I must say that the mod developer says that you should never change the target resolution outside of its slider, otherwise the game will crash. I mean, if that's your goal, go ahead, but you can. Not saying I didn't warn you, let's make a working balloon in Minecraft now.

Minecraft already has a globe in the mapping table, but compared to this one we are going to build, it is not even on the same level, using the commands that user jmh Mir shows, we can use an armor stand with a player head special to slowly rotate in place on our desktop and although the commands to do this seem quite scary, don't worry, all you need to know is that this one summons on the globe armor stand and then this one, when placed on a repeated command block, it will rotate that armor stand, so be careful with this because if you look too closely you could hurt your head because what we've done here with glazed terracotta is definitely confusing, but if you look behind these stairs, you'll notice that It's just magenta glazed terracotta placed in a certain way that, if we then cover it, can create the illusion of a circle from the front with the help of a gold block and a piston.

We are able to completely break open Piglin in Bedrock, which is a simple Redstone clock like this. We can have a sticky piston push a gold block back and forth and for some reason that completely messes up Piglins' AI, where they're now trading every tick. It's possible, but at work, if you did this, you'd be a bit out of Redstone. It's more of a noise complaint than anything that's going to line your pockets. Clearly, armor mounts can be used for some pretty amazing things and with the help of command blocks, we can push that even further, see all these NBT data changes that we like to be able to automate with repeated commands, meaning we can convert an armor stand like this into a working ceiling fan, which I admit seems ridiculous, but I also can't argue with the results, and while this sword option perhaps takes the term propeller blades too literally, we could also use Shields like in this example.

How does this piston work well? In Java, there is a system called quasi-connectivity and While it started as a bug, it has become something of a feature in this release, but since it was unintentional, it is not planned for Bedrock anytime soon, now I'll go out on a limb and say that most of us don't use structural voids. daily, but it turns out that could be your mistake because with results like this, that block can clearly be useful for creative construction and I think this example of using rails and framing holes for something like a support beam can be of great help for One detail of the basic elements of Minecraft exploration is setting up camp wherever and whenever you need it, which is nice, but something tells me that placing your bed in theThe ground isn't as pretty as this, although unfortunately setting up a tent in Minecraft can be just as nice.

As confusing as it may be in real life, once you take the time to design the armor stands with the correct rotations and add your banners, tripwires, hooks and chains, the results are clear to see in basic Minecraft, no there is a way to change your size, but with This Dollhouse you will think we did it, because if we open this trap door to crawl inside because of the invisible item frames we use, we can place specific items to make it look like they are placed inside the world and well, they could fall. As an aside, if you look closer, things like the bed on the shelf on the wall look pretty cool, giving you a very cute build and a very mild case of claustrophobia.

Did you know there is a Bell Half SL? Well, because if you get a distant villager like this and then stick it under the slab or stairs, the hat on top might actually blend in with the texture of the hay bell, which is pretty ridiculous, but if you have a villager breeder I think it's worth a try because as we all know nothing is cheaper than a villager's labor just make sure you don't look too closely at his eyes when he's asking for help when we back up here this tunnel looks real , but as soon as we got close not that close and the way we did it is because by using different shades of blocks we can get some pretty convincing depth and if you ask me it's a good enough illusion to fool Wy Coyote and a lot except your friends.

If you are not a prankster, you can still use this technique to texture your structure if you are limited in size to help your walls look more detailed than they really are, this Construction Law is a violation of the Geneva Convention and now that I have your attention, let's talk about how we build it because fortunately what's really happening here is not as cruel as it seems, but instead sticking a villager in her place in a cauldron and then using a Dinnerbone name tag we can turn it around , but since it's a cauldron it's not going to drown inside that block, not to mention the fact that that's not how the Dinnerbone name tag works anyway and then with a couple of chains on top to keep it on Instead we make it look like it's hanging inside the pot, although luckily the village is a paid actor and no one was attacked in the process, we added a vertical slab to Minecraft, well, kind of oddly enough.

It's enough if you just put two hatches in front of each other and then lift them up, then it certainly looks like we have a vertical slab here and especially when you use something like the spruce rag, the texture blends together perfectly and it does. It looks like a real feature in the game, which I guess it is, but not in the way Mojang intended and considering they denied including this feature in the game, this is really the closest we'll get to this being a bed. for me and this is a bed for my son or it sure looks like this because by using some sneaky armor stands like this we can reduce our usual items to a much more manageable size and with just that we will have a boy. child-sized bed and a child-sized chest to hold all of his items, but don't try to open it, then the illusion will fall apart in the Bedrock edition if you got a drowned baby to wear a mob head and then when the equip that head is going to look huge and there you have it, you have your own kind of bobble head in your world and I honestly don't know if you would classify this as sillier or scarier.

I feel like it suits both and the crystals. You can clearly do some crazy things when you stack them, but this is less obvious, since in Java they would stack as you would expect, but if you do the same and reload the world in Bedrock, it creates a much weirder pattern in each Java world. We are going to find 128 fortresses that are generated, that's all, no more, no less, but in Bedrock things work differently since a random number of these structures can and will also be generated randomly, which means that it is you may be able to get this site where two are generated. the portals spawn next to each other, which is cool, but also seems impractical.

What happens if you combine the final portal with the nether portal? Well, it depends on the version. View in Java, it will simply break the portal, but in Bedrock. we get a weird hybrid like this, but even if that doesn't break the final Bedrocks portal, this is seen if you put fences under both versions of the portals in Java, we can teleport anyway, but in Bedrock we can only walk on top of it without teleporting if I place our IR vendor right here in this end portal, it lights up, but not as you would expect and the reason for this is because the End Portal frames have a direction towards them, so if we face them the right way, we will be able to generate the end portal so that it actually generates outside the frame and it is worth mentioning that this could be the reason why if you created an end portal in creative it never lit up, you may have placed the frames in the wrong direction, so take this as a lesson in how to fix it and how to break it at the same time, here's how to make TNT completely safe, as although a TNT main could explode this way regularly, if you were to light the TNT and then If you place it on half a slab, then the number of blocks that actually explodes becomes significantly less, in some cases only the slab explodes, which is much better than the Chain Reaction we were looking at, otherwise if you want your base to be explosion proof and you don't have obsidian, then this deal shows that you could be better off for half the price if you're tired of your cat sitting on your chest then this cage could be the answer, although that may sound a bit cruel, What's really happening here is that if we use a perfect piston, it's possible to push our cat into a block of roots like this and then place a mat of moss on top so it can't jump out.

We make sure our feline stays in the timeout, but don't worry because the blocks are transparent, he never will. suffocate or take damage, making it a little less cruel than it would have been Why does water flow this way? It's strange, as strange as it may seem, it's not a glitch, it's actually possible with pistons, just build this shape using a piston and honey blocks flow through the water. and then break the Redstone so the piston retracts from that point, the water will still flow like this and you'll be able to create some pretty wild shapes for your waterfalls, just make sure you don't accidentally upgrade it again otherwise it'll all be a wash.

This build is illegal or at least it should be when you consider the fact that mats can only be placed on top of non-air blocks and lanterns must rest under or on something, so how exactly does this work, but as We see the solution to do this is that we build a water tower. We place a mat on top and then swim down so we can place the lantern from there. We drain the water into a bucket. We remove the blocks around you and we'll be left with this monstrosity. But what? What I will say about this is that we now have a true definition of a symbiotic relationship because you really can't break any of the parts without the whole thing falling apart.

I think that's a beautiful thing. Anyone who has played Minecraft in the past knows that ships used to be fragile little things and you would be lucky to get through a swamp without smashing it on boards and sticks, nowadays that is thankfully patched but with a machine like the one we can remember those good old days and in a somewhat strange way with a wave machine. This way the force of the slime blocks will cause the boat's hit box to launch and then slowly maneuver back to the ground and then if they tracked us before impact the boats will break into pieces like they used to do in Bedrock , it is possible to mine. furnace or an enchanting table without using a pickaxe and the item will still drop, which is a little confusing considering they are made of blocks that don't drop without a pickaxe anyway in either version, but I'm not complaining if it means that I can save the durability of my diamond pickaxe.

Do you know that creepers can dance? Really, any mob in the game can do it, as Bedrock's exclusive play animation command makes it possible to play any animation in the game on a given mob and the results. can get pretty horrible, while Java Edition no longer has Farlands and Bedrock Edition, there is something called The Strip Lance, which is that if you go 16,777,216 blocks in any direction, you will eventually find this special area where the blocks don't exist and half of them aren't even rendered causing this weird effect you might not see it but there's actually a bubble elevator here because in Bedrock we can make a fully operational bubble elevator without having any water or sand nearby to do it. our normal bubble elevator that uses Soul Sand water sources, then blocks the water sources using powdered snow and finally uses an end portal to break Soul Sand, which effectively leaves this type of Air Stream that still works, why not I have an idea, but I'm not going.

To discuss the results, this piston only exists in Bedrock because as we can see in item Edition with the With the help of sand blocks we can drop one of these gravity blocks on us and use it to walk through a wall, but it's only worth trying on bedrock as in Java it will just push you away of the path, since it is clear to see. Minecraft is a game made of blocks, so it's such a damn sight to see a circle like that, but even if it breaks Mojang's unspoken rules, there are plenty of cool things we can still do with these, as well as how we get them out. .

Disabling is summoning a bunch of armatures around the relative position and then to give them that subtle curve we make them face towards the center point and then they give us that smoothed area and while showing Mysticat how to turn one of these into a pool . of water we could also make a tire sway with these and they are both very interesting to see. If you ask me, it's fun to build things in Minecraft that don't make sense at first glance, like take a look at In this pond, for example, it looks like the stone pattern is placed off the center of the actual grid, but what in What's really happening is that we're using ladders and water log slabs to keep those textures, but then we make the blocks our own way and it's fun though.

Surprise attract your friends. I also think it looks pretty good. These are the weirdest blocks to build in Minecraft because you can't build with them, but if we follow this user, we might have a way to incorporate the Sun and Moon into our designs and I personally love the creativity here and The fact that they only appear in the building for a limited period of time I think makes it even more special, making it more of a light show than a static statue. how to crawl across a half block space now in Java we're just going to hit our heads on the flagstones, it's a roadblock, but in Bedrock not only does the boat pass but we go with it, which could be a great secret entrance if after all your friends don't know this trick.

We're traversing an even thinner gap than a trapdoor would in either Java or Bedrock Edition. Shuler boxes can be used for secret entrances, but in different ways, as we see in Java Edition. You can use a Shuler box placed vertically like this to then push us and sink into the floor and then in Bedrock condition if you place a Shuler box facing you and then open it, the top of the shell is going to push you through a wall moving horizontally The Bedrock Edition is known for its fair share of bugs and while some of them can be annoying, others are just great to look at and this machine falls into that second category, as demonstrated by the perfect combination of time and silk. touch, we can grab a fully functional portal block item, which is great, but I'll add a disclaimer about how awkward it is to achieve and even after building the system correctly, it takes the right amount of lag and luck for This happens, but after all, it is a nice memory, pets are great companions and fortunately in Minecraft we can collect some of our own, but keeping them alive is something completely different and most of the time we just leave them at home to preserve them.

They are safe, so to find that balance between safety and companion Bedrock might have a solution. The mobs here behave quite strangely when exposed to the right potions, whichIt means that if we take a group of our pets, we unload a ton of decay potions and then heal them on the spot. At the last moment, some will eventually enter this state of error, in which case isolate them and you will have an immortal friend and sure the methods may be questionable, but the results are difficult to argue with for many in the community. The Aether Portal is kind of a white whale to watch and I'm sure many of us were disappointed to see it fail like this when we tried it, but with bedrock we might have a solution or at least a workaround apparently when we use water log ladders and blocks like the ones we use.

We can strategically place some floating water inside the glowstone frame and then even after breaking the pistons and stairs, the water will remain inside our new Aether Portal, just remember that it will disappear once you reload the world. Minecraft wolves are very iconic looking and I hope so since we only have one race to choose from, but if you find yourself in a position where you're looking for a change, this might cover you. Although we cannot have different races, we cannot have different colors. in Bedrock Edition it's possible to spawn a glitchy red wolf like this using the tag on tamed in the summon command, which is cool, but we can push it even further to see if you then die with a different color, everything changes and hey.

The same goes for the Subscribe button, which means we can have a veritable rainbow of dogs to show off in our world and it only makes me sad. This doesn't happen in Java, you can't see it, but here are Invisible Pistons and the way What I did was use a bug that is in Bedrock condition, because if you play on this version you can make a piston invisible by breaking it while It works by repeating the Redstone clock and then when you add the blocks back and break the clock it can still work like 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 close it. session in the world, but it's still a cool bug to experiment with while you're in it.

Redstone and water don't mix or at least that's what we think in Java, but if you place any of these Redstone components in a lake in Bedrock Edition, they will work just like they do on the surface, if you are playing Bedrock and push a chest towards a shulker, this happens, which is a strange place, since in Java we can't even push the chest in the first place. So if you want to create an Abomination, you'll have to stick to bedrock. Most of us know about the Easter egg to turn mobs upside down, but did you know that works for us too?

See if you play Bedrock Edition and you're not logged in, you can change your name to Grummer Dinnerbone and you'll turn around anyway. This mask is only possible in Bedrock Edition since in Java, if you had transparent pixels in the first mask layer, it would simply convert them. black instead, but in Bedrock that is not the case and the only requirement for Bedrock is that you have just one visible pixel to create this perfect camouflage skin now, if you were hit by the Anvil drop, it has to hurt and while that it's true for us, it's not so much for the villagers or at least if you compare the two in badrock if you drop an anvil on a sleeping villager they won't take any damage in java edition it's possible to set ice blocks on fire with a flint and steel, but in Bedrock it's of no use, so if you're hoping for a Song of Ice and Fire, you're out of luck, sorry, since we know that endermen do their best not to be hit by arrows, and while that usually means teleporting , we set up a world like so we can see something even more peculiar after breaking this block, you will notice that the Enderman who has no other place to teleport will simply suspend the arrows above now to clarify, presumably he still teleports, but fast enough to his same block as not to do it.

I don't have time for the arrows to hit and whatever it is, it leaves us all with a great show to see now, whether you call this a GIF or a GIF, we've probably all seen them and while they are a place common in Minecraft, They are much rarer, which makes this item framework a real spectacle, although what is even crazier is that all of this is done without using any mods, which means that not only can we play these animations within our world, but we can also record some of our own. well, and while I wouldn't use this to record your next hardcore game, it's still an incredible feat of Minecraft engineering and also offers some funny jokes, by now we've all seen the easter egg to name a dinner bone mafia. but this time, instead of just turning the mob upside down, he also changed the gravity, which is definitely an incredible sight and yet it's also surprisingly simple to achieve.

What's happening here is that we have a repeating command block that constantly checks for the name of any dinner bone mob and then when it finds one, it applies the levitation effect and poof, they're gone like that, giving us quite a joke harmless to use next time your friends are online, clearly Steve and Alex are pretty wrong, I mean how else would they do it? They will be able to carry large amounts of stones and food in their inventories, but while we are used to holding blocks and objects, what would happen if we tried to carry a mob?

And no, I'm not talking about a parrot on the shoulder, but rather. By doing something like this because of the way hitbox collisions work in Bedrock, we can carry mobs like Enderman up and down stairs, which seems awkward for both of us, to say the least. Minecraft logic doesn't always make sense. and well, they usually count against us, sometimes it could work in our favor and that would be the case with these curved rails. Now at first glance it would seem very impractical to build them in your world, but place them side by side with power rails.

I'll see that this alternative wins and then some, and while the science here is too confusing to understand the fact, it does mean that creating this circular pattern can give great results, so if you find yourself wanting to do a roller coaster where your chests are empty and are redstone gold, this cheaper option could be a solution. Minecraft physics clearly don't make much sense, but that doesn't make a site like this any less weird. When viewing vanilla Minecraft, it is entirely possible to place a lava fountain block. above one of water and how we do it right, it all comes down to our old friend, the sign, see if you water, record a sign that is apparently so powerful that even placing a block of lava on top of it still remains stable.

So if you want a particularly deadly aquarium for your house, I suppose it's possible that the world border is a strange element in Minecraft, and while others have used it to create illegal double-slab variants, I think we should get rid of the border entirely and so on. make our own attempt to jump the wind waker barrier, all we need is a boat and some perseverance, by simply placing the boat halfway across the barrier, we can jump and paddle to the outer limits and then the strangers they could still be by going. Far enough away, the ship can even break into boards and sticks like it used to in the past when you explore your world.

Nightfall is the most common danger, and while a bed is a quick fix, the truth is that all you need is one. monster and then it's a hassle to find a place to sleep, so if you are in that situation a simple solution is to put your bed underwater seriously after throwing it on the lake bed, you can still sleep and the inhabitants of the land of above. There should be a lot trying to chase you, allowing you to sleep safely below, so assuming there are drownings nearby, that should pass without a problem, allowing us to pass the time and avoid the monsters now burning above, although be careful of the ghosts because apparently they can leave.

Unfortunately, underwater, most of us are familiar with the Return to Sender achievement that is earned by deflecting a fireball into a gas, which is impressive, but I bet this is even harder to achieve since You'll notice that the rock flames shoot their saliva a little differently. Java means we can deflect the projectile with a random weapon and that even includes our fists in some cases, so while I don't recommend angering the llamas in the first place, if you do it may be cursed. Hitting back at a llama with a direct hit, building a Golem is a simple process and I'm sure we've all taken the time to hire help at some point or another and with that being the case I'm sure I'm looking This seems quite absurd, but since the game is coded it is possible to build the required formation without actually spawning the mob, just place the blocks out of order and the spawn is cancelled, which I must say makes me laugh that not even Mojang has considered that. people would build it this way and their assumption means this is here to stay and with those people YouTube thinks you might like this video so see if they are right and have a good time.