Yeah its a bug, that entities saves on different file the blocks, and when the chunk is loaded, it will load the rails before the minecart, which will make tham to diactivete because there is no minecart on them, and then when the minecart will load, it will activate the rail which will activate the TNT and make him exploade

Could you set the world to not run redstone ticks the first time you load it in a new version to prevent that?

@@nolansykinsley3734 not in vanilla

Now i understood what happened me few days ago! Thanks!

I've never experienced this... mods?

Uhhh okay

Русский?

@@WolterhonI met few people who aren't russian but do use those weird smiles

@@kayyola5594 ?

If u build one, yes. If u build a whole row it takes way too long. Then this is easier, u only need to activate the machine once instead of take your time pushing the rail in.

@@todorokigamerdeadmccreeper9199 No, for example in commet tunnelbore you can just place button and push rail, then buttons doesn't count in pushlimit and just pop off

good move

Whats mbe?

@@channelnotfound4061 Movable block entities (basically being able to move blocks such as chests & hoppers which can store items in them). It's a thing on Bedrock edition but not on Java for some reason

@@Superdavo0001 odd

As a Bedrock player, I’ll trade you Movable Block Entities for TNT Duping and 100% explosion drop rates...

Another technical minecrafter, voiding, is doing a really nice series of slimestone tutorials right now on his channel. I've been following it to learn the details of slimestone, it's really good. In fact, the next scheduled video is about update order.

he made a slimestone video before i think. Have you watched that yet?

@@ovencake523 they meant multiple

You are probably in South Asia I guess? The two vids are 20 hours apart, so they only fall in the same day in a handful of time zones.

@@windywendi Youre are damn correct

@@windywendi Nice observation

"beginner"

@@chaomatic5328 Well, yeah. It's like learning functional groups in chemistry rather than an entire molecule. TNT dupers are easy to learn and conceptualise, however some certain scenarios call for redesigns. This video helps to show people that they can be made in many other ways

@@Shorteagle interesting! Do you happen to know something about that update order Ilmnago mentions when pushing the duper with a piston?

Yeah. Don't think I've ever seen a video with over a thousand likes have zero dislikes.

@@tunesoop7653 1.5k now and I haven’t either, I think the most i’ve ever seen before was like 400

You should get a lot of likes, very helpful!

@@TrueMikeyQ idk is it ? it's just a pretty good way that mango didn't include imo

The man who found tnt duper called myren eario, and he search for this bug (and he has explanation of it if you wanna see)

He already has

Just need a flint and steel lmao

@@akkiruksavage554 less than that actually

They can disassemble themselves in a rapid and unplanned manner quite easily

I, for instance, read it as "how to assasinate TNT dupers"

Just start going at it and itll happen. Maybe fast, maybe slow.

...isn't update suppression really difficult to set up. Doesn't it also come with a pretty high risk of a server crash? Is this a joke and I'm getting set up for an r/woosh?

@@stupidAgeverificatio yes, i was kidding. It would take like thousand, maybe ten thousand times the effort

​@@adamrezabek9469 As far as I can tell that is literally true. According to a quick google an old method involved two thousand banners(though I think newer ones involve similar amounts of rails). Depending on exact duper design that's more like 200x as many blocks placed. (and more if you have to build a floating platform for the rails). Though that also takes it from materials you could reasonably collect to materials you might need a farm for.

@@stupidAgeverificatio yes. Classic assembling is metter of seconds, update supresion is metter of hours

Coolman or hakerman i think have a tetorial without the spam click

Also eddxample have a nice tetorial i just saw

The piston first makes a list of the blocks that it wants to move. Since the tnt is budded, when it gets a block update it will ignite. Then the block that the coral is on gets moved(the blocks farthest away from the piston is moved first). The coral gets an update(different type than what tnt will react to so you can't just put the tnt there) and pops off. This updates the tnt and it ignites but the piston remembers that it wanted to move a tnt so it still creates the block 36(moving block) of the tnt. Hopefully that helps.

@@joeykozicki8883 thank you very much, helped a lot. Thought they got rid of Block 36 and cleaned that process up, guess they didn't thhanks again :D

Bugs go Brrrr

@@muzaqqiralibaig shhhh, its not a bug, it's an unintended feature.

what the hell 1.2k likes and 0 dislikes

2.2k likes and 5 dislikes

Lmao I see that too it's at -2 how is that possible

@Aden hui that's not a thing 💀💀💀

not really because in worlds that get updated the blocks will be loaded first and after that the entities so there is first only the detectorrail and in the next moment the minecart on the detectorrail. So the rail gets an update the tnt wents up. So you propably should just dissarm all tnt duppers and reassemble them after the update.

I suspect that most of those servers have patched tnt duping for that reason. You might be able to get away with some sort of manual version tho

@@RamiSlicer some allow it as part of the warfare, with obsidian that can be blown up with couple of tnts, and dozens of layers of it without duping or at least fast canoon you have no chance of succesfull raid

He’s a NASA shill.

Idk, just test it real fast in a creative world

I'm guessing yes. I'm guessing the reason he built a honey machine at all is because the slime block versions don't work with honey. Or, it could be that either work for any configuration.

Same 🙁

Crying😢

Lol

rip. I can relate, i played bedrock for years. Bad decision. Java is not that expansive and if you are ok with 10FPS (witch is not that big issue), you can play on potato laptop

same

Dose not matter with wall and dead corral , you just need to be on java edition

@@samuelhulme8347 - Sorry, but I'm curious :-D

Watch the videos of myren eario, tnt duper explanation and block update in 1.13, warning, the second one isn't easy to understand

Just push a dispenser if you’re on bedrock

@@kiblord8252 sand isn't exactly a renewable resource, and gunpowder isn't easy to get enormous amounts of without building a giant farm

@@bluesillybeard if you're going to try so hard to be a technical minecraft player just play java. I know you're gonna be like "why you gotta be so mean to bedrock players" but trust me I was there and it was way easier when I switched, and opened up so many more possibilities because of qc, 0 tick, how the sticky pistons push out blocks, tnt duping, autoclickers, flying machines, its just waaaaay better.

​@@kiblord8252 Now that I think about it (and your reply), I agree that Java is much better. As a Java player, I was always a little jealous of bedrock due to things like Movable Block Entities, placing rails underwater, I can play it on my cell phone, etc, but when it comes to features Java is the way to go. Bedrock is a lot cheaper (on mobile) but the extra money is worth it if you want to do impressive things like what ilmango does. Furthering your (and recently my) point, Java can easily be modified, adding or changing features is a lot easier than in bedrock. You can also play (almost) every version that ever existed in Java, so that's another bonus. (some very early versions of alpha and beta are missing since notch apparantly doesn't have backups) If you are a casual player, bedrock works just fine, but for almost anything technical Java is the way to go. (sorry for the long comment and many grammar mistakes)

I'm 9 months late, but the coral fan breaks (but for some reason doesn't actually pop off), updating the TNT, but the piston has already made a list of the blocks to move, so you get the ignited tnt as well as the original tnt that was in that list to move.