they can

@@poopman6944 not anymore they cant

@@poopman6944 They could in the initial Deep Dark Experimental snapshot. But ever since they've been added to the regular snapshots, only natural shriekers can spawn the warden. They even have a unique tag you can see in the F3 menu that determines if they can summon the Warden or not

@@Blue_Anzu ohh, i didnt know. weird

Also player placed shriekers dont have a shriek cooldown

And i can’t wait to see how you use these to torment 100 players

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@@thornordgren2239 oH MY G*SH (GOSH) IS TAT THE DOKTAR FORTY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

huh

Wazzup Dr. Rat

nah bro that frog ate too many magma cubes that the lava gods asked him to sacrifice them

thats what im saying

More like sarcifice

BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GODS

Cwafteemastamann, what are you doing here?

They are very useful when something is too compact for it's own good (which is basically only the case in displays) or to make circles (which is also only useful in displays). You can also use them for long clocks and gametick timings. Last but not least, there may actually be some ways to make neural networks, but that is probably better done with hexstone

Ello Crafty!

@@caspermadlener4191 what is hexstone?

@@DragonMaster360 i second this question

Be careful, they also detect mobs

These are all intended behaviours. Wait until you see the unintended exploits

@@YounesLayachi no point it telling him, just report the issues and be done with it

@@LazyLoonz what? This response doesn’t make any sense. Did you reply to the wrong thing?

@@solgerWhyIsThereAnAtItLooksBad they literally don’t, did you watch the video? The screaming things only activate from players

Yep, I own a server on hard mode (so villagers always zombify) and whenever someone does a bunch of zombification to get cheaper trades the console gets filled with “Villager was slain” messages, so they do technically die

Do zombies fall under Undead category?

Does this also happen when you heal a zombie villager?

@@feddifasber ye

Sadly, the player can only drop up to a hard cap of 100 XP, at 7 per level. You could store several mobs in a small area, putting them in vines so they don't take entity cramming, and then dispense a bucket of lava or a splash potion on them- though I'm not sure how much of an area you could reasonably convert without seriously lagging whatever server you're on, and if you did that to someone, I'm not sure that you would be considered friends.

@@Rippertear thx, but could you do it with several sculcblocks ore many deaths on a single block.

@@TheMagicalNam If I recall correctly, charges do slowly decay over time, so it would be best to do all your killing at once, when you plan on converting things to skulk. Even then though, there's a limit to how much XP a block can hold- 1000 XP per block, apparently. The best way would probably be to mass-produce chicken eggs, then dispense them in bulk into 1x1 killing chambers containing vines to prevent entity collision. Then you just need to either dispense lava or a harming potion on around 300 chickens to get a big burst of XP. Assuming you have enough eggs, and you dispense the eggs from 5 of the 6 sides of the killing chamber, and you used splash potions of harming instead of lava (so the vines don't break), you could probably keep this going fairly continuously, keeping more and more skulk growing indefinitely. You'd definitely reach a soft limit at some point, where your returns are so diminishing it just isn't worth it to keep running it, but with a large enough setup and a ridiculous enough amount of eggs and potions, you could probably convert a good sized chunk of a world. Of course, this would also be a pretty bad lag machine, with all the entities. Maybe it could be useful to quickly clear out a large area underground, but you probably couldn't run it while actively doing other things.

@@Rippertear you could store the skulk in unloaded chunks and the thing I wanted to make was a skulk nuke not a infection, you could use many skulk blocks and the real upside that it would create much less lag than chickens. But this is just a idea and your solution is at least equally good. Just wanted to come up with a cool thing and thanks for pointing out the floors with the idea.

@@TheMagicalNam I suppose if they're in unloaded chunks, it could work. I'm not sure charges get saved when chunks load and unload, though.

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Yes. The sculk catalyst has the brightest frame of the sculk block as it's texture

I thought it's because it has that layer on top of it

Can't believe I had to scroll down this much for this comment. It's such a cool effect

@@realtitedog it says sub2sarc

I still remember being amazed by mapmakers using hidden mobs on top of pressure plates or tripwire to track player movement, which allowed for seamless boss fights (Cake Defense 2 by FVDisco used this, I believe). Now, the bar for ingenuity is so much higher.

My favorite such old skool vanilla adventure map was A Letter From Silent Haven. Yes it's pretty much just Silent Hills 2 in Minecraft but that's what made it so awesome! And it didn't need mods at all!

Its cuz the villager died, since it gets converted on last hit, it cimes a zombie when its hp is at 0, so it dies. Kida..

Also, other conversions do not occur at death, but on "death" in quotes. Zombified piglins just get replaced with other mob after some time in overworld, totem of undying saves from death, so they don't die either, zombie gets converted to drowned not when it dies from drowning (what would've made more sense), but after some while in the water (if they got converted on actual drowning, they'd take damage before converting). But villagers zombification works on actual death, because villager becomes zombie when zombie kills it, not when it is near it enough, or when it touches it, or something like that. Precisely when zombie kills it, unlike other conversions.

True

I wanna overcharge a block of sculk put it on a flying machine and sent it towards a village so it sculk strikes it would be a pretty cool way to grief

I kinda hope there's a datapack that recreates the sculk spreading mechanics from the sculkhunt mod

He put skulking vines on top I'm pretty sure

@@Gallifreyfallsnomore_ yeah or maybe skulk catalyst and by the way (BTW) it is not called skulking vines it is called skulk veins

Nice guess, but zombies, husks and drowns are all different entities id wise so a new entity is spawned even with zombies converting to drowns. Sarc theory in the video seems to be the best explanation for its exception

The case with villager is different because the villager actually dies, but as the result of death, there's a chance of zombie villager appearing. Other mob conversions don't require actual death of certain mobs, it just changes one mob with another, and while an alive mob does get converted into undead mob, it doesn't really "die". Basically what Sarc said.

is a swamp supposed to be pretty?

They aren't removing old swamps. But if you generate an old seed in the newest snapshot (at the time of typing this) any swamps that are in warm/humid climates will be replaced with mangrove swamps

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 They aren't supposed to be _pretty_ but they should look good; it's about how well its aesthetic is achieved

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 no, but at least have something else than a bit of dark green grass and a bit of dirty water

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 swamps in real life can be pretty

Could be wrong, but what we're seeing may just be the difference between sculk blocks, and sculk blocks with sculk vines on them.

Sculk blocks are animated, sculk catalysts have the same pattern (on the top) but aren't animated.

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Soon they will be using sign language in minecraft

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