Perfect 👍

that's a great idea and don't think it would be too hard to do either

@@brettwinterton4805 it’s so simple, it can even be a datapack

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Neat idea

Yes

“That is absolutely filled with” - ibxtoycat, August 17th 2022

"Weird things you can do" - ibxtoycat, August 17th 2022

"That will save you" -ibxtoycat, August 17 2022

Toycat was YES

Will it hurt me if I'm too close range like a rocket launcher?

@@kioshekat7931 Yes

No it doesn't work I already tried it

@@monikabaack7950 put the rockets in your off hand

Bedrock or java?

I agree. I made a massive house at the start of my world a few years ago and now I’m stuck with this massive house with 5 floors and only the ground floor is properly used. But I guess it looks nice.

@@V1Salvo five floors isn’t bad fam, but what i did is start with two floors, and from their, all my other floors were dug underground. I use the second floor for all my needs and the first floor serves as a entrance, storage area, and i use ladders to go up and down insides of making stairs. It’s all about accessibility and functionality

@@Tripod9648 that’s kind of similar to mine. I use ladders too and the first floor is mainly just storage and basic utility blocks like crafting, furnaces, etc. In basement I have my bedroom, where I display the dragon egg and head. I also have the enchanting setup there. On second floor I have my brewing potions room with a nether wart farm as well. On third floor it is another bedroom (different theme) and there is also an L-Shaped balcony out to watch the sunset. But then the fourth floor is pointless. Nothing there. My house overall is poorly designed (although I do like how it looks). But the thing is, it’s way too big to justify breaking it down and rebuilding it. It’s such a weird design too, even though it looks nice, and that means it would take an incredibly long time to break it down. I can’t just adjust it, I would have to completely break down the house and everything in it. I’d rather just make another base if I really have to. I also have a mountain house but it’s pointless and probably only for aesthetic purposes. It’s not a great mountain house anyway and it is also a bit too far from my main camp, despite it being connected via a path.

@@V1Salvo lmao i related so much to the mountain house because i also tried to do that. I love aesthetic houses and builds. Their so incredible, but playing Minecraft made me realize my limitations as a “builder.” A lot of Minecraft builders set a foundation, use mods to manipulate terrain to suit their aesthetic designs, and have been doing houses for years. My best advice is to start small, preferably in a new world and keep it basic and slowly add on to it. I don’t put all my stuff in my house either. I have Iron farms, trading halls, villager farms, etc.. Just don’t overdue it and think too big, think reasonable then start adding on to it lmao

​@@V1Salvo4 floor worth of storage is what I see from a 5 storey building..

Yay! I'm not the only one who uses a book and quill wherever I go! Improves immersion in my opinion.

I have 3 separate books and quills for all 3 dimensions

I usually just use the notes app on my phone

@@Talyuhhhyeah that’s a lot easier

I carry a book around so I can note the coordinates of interesting places/structures

Really thanks I did not know that

Or just collect them for later decorative use, as they are like dead bushes: You can't farm them. World generation is the only way of obtaining them.

I place them against droppers so items always drop perfectly straight down in full stacks, which saves tons of materials not building drop chutes, lot less hoppers, etc. Cobwebs are incredibly handy to use

Or you can build a mob farm and load up a chest full of them. Some serious mob farms out there in youtube that is worth the effort to build.

definitely, whenever i find a mineshaft i always steal the webs

yes

Correct

@Lucas Garcia your 83 subscribers agree

@Lucas Garcia what content 💀

@Lucas Garcia bro your 83 subscribers disagree, also, how? Content is subjective, so therefore you cannot be correct

for 2, the problem is, how would we place vertical slabs?

@@CallumsArmy I'd imagine it would be similar to stairs and doors where the direction you face impacts the placement of the vertical slab

@@boop_beep_sheep4876 yeah, but we already have that with placing the slab on the top or bottom half of the area

I take pictures of my screen with the coordinates...it's easy and I know immediately what they link to

I've been using the chat for coordinate notes for years when I just need a quick, temporary reminder. I use a book for long term notes, though.

You can also name a banner and place it down on ur portal and it will show up on your map

@@j-hydragaming cool idea! But that’ll only work on Java, that feature isn’t on bedrock yet for some reason

@@GhastandNico oh I didn't know, I tried on my switch but It never seemed to work

@@j-hydragaming yeah the switch is on bedrock edition so it wouldn’t work there either

Or you could bring obsidian and a compass with you and just find your way back home in the overworld

sick

Good one

Is that real? I’ve never tried it. Sounds useful!

Not related but my villager, fenced inside a house, still strangely became a witch after a thunderstorm. I have no idea how. The house was still perfectly in tact, and one day I walked in and the villager was a witch. He couldn’t have escaped since he was fenced off AND also inside the house. If the thunder got him through the house, wouldn’t the house have set on fire?

I used a village stable for pigs just outside my house in Java edition. It got stuck by lightning twice, destroying some of the fence and turning the pigs to zombie pigmen. After that I put a lightning rod there.

​@C-Hermann Lakehunt-C why add the egg emoji at the end lmao

Yes

@@elitecereal lmao the comment is deleted

@@sangeetagrover4328 lol that's funny.

@Lucas Garcia bot

I use kelp like a mad man. I just keep filling my auto smelter and I get so much blocks. Same idea.

There’s a glitch that allows you unlimited carpet that you can use as fuel

I didn't even know you can use bamboo as fuel..... I been kelping it up like a mad man like grumpyNomad over there.

@Garrett Campbell Only in Java. Bedrock doesn't have that. We Bedrock players used to have scaffolding able to smelt 6 blocks per scaffolding block, but that got nerfed.

Make a carpet generation machine, it's faster

@Lucas Garcia no my content is better

You can craft the sus stew.

Still could be useful if ur struggling for good early game or spawn in a mushroom biome. Stacking is priceless tho

@@theaidanmann no, my COMMENT is better

@@mincat2472 no, my comment is better

Hi

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I personally think he did this before. I watched him as my first KZfaqr (2015)

First minecraft youtuber

Keep your Book & Quill in your Ender Chest, leave your "Primary" ender chest at your base, and then just carry around an extra ender chest with you. If you die, you'll lose the one chest, but your book will remain. Just craft another one to carry around with you and you'll be just fine. Additionally, you can craft a bunch of shulker boxes, and use them for different things (tool chest, food chest, etc.), and keep them in your Ender chest as well. That way you can carry around a ton of gear and it only costs you a single inventory space.

I also use book and quill.

@C-Hermann Lakehunt-C The bots are getting racist now??? Wtf

@@Jevmin Yeah, I saw it.

it got deleted

@@sangeetagrover4328 Or reported, either way, it's gone. Unless you're talking about the video, in which case, AW MAN 😭

New fear unlocked

Dang, that sucks. I hate falling into lava and having no way out

I had something similar happen recently. I stopped on a small beach to sleep. I placed down the bed, and as I clicked to sleep, the sand gave way. When I woke up, the bed was saved by one block.

Just get Notch Apples or Fire Resistance Potions in the overworld before going to the nether lmao

@@FusionCyborg notch apples can't be crafted.

that'll be 50 bucks

Where do you get enderman eggs

for early game tho putting it in chat is nice

@@obi-wankenobi2851 Does noone have a notepad and pencil irl?

@C-Hermann Lakehunt-C ayo bot why tf you talking like this???

So milk bucket is like a "clear all" drink while honey is like a "clear everything that kills me" drink.

@@jeeetb Yes exactly, milk removes all of your effects (fire resistance, poison, withering effect,...) but honey removes only the negative ones And honey would be more handy in the nether since you don't wanna lose your fire resistance for example

And honey bottles can stack, which makes it even more useful.

@@TiagoMonteiroArt Oh yes! Totally forgot that

@@TiagoMonteiroArt Buzzy bees best update Removes bugs, adds bugs and makes bugs useful Time to enslave bees now

Same

The way you just put his face 💀

Also, I like to use the 2x2 trees (like dark oak) as a wall. Just plant a row of 2x2 trees and voila an instant/tall wall around your base. Bonus points if you manscape the wall and take off all the leaves.. (Idk if this wall trick works on non-java version.) The tip above should be considered ransom paid to toycat's captors. Please let toycat go, unharmed.

You can put a shulker on a hopper above a furnace, then another hopper emptying the cooked/smelted material into a chest. So, functionally the same as your idea, but this is in the game now!