sick tech man :D

It's pretty useful. The chunkloader mechanisms seem super interesting, only thing is cost effectiveness. I dunno if there'd ever be a situation where this is cheaper than a blue-ice road or just pearl stasis with an alt, especially for longer distances.

😮😮​@@heliothrax7716

diablo 2

​@@heliothrax7716Only seems like an option when you're at the end game and is just making builds. Elytra on the nether roof would still be more cost effective

The entire budget was spent on the design of the teleport...

Such power comes with great sacrifice...

He’s a quantum physicist, not a mechanical engineer

Professionals have standards.

I’m working on it rn actually lol

They definitely didn't lol. I feel like chunk loaders themselves would be dark arts.

Developers aren't gods of the game btw (omniscient)

How does this work tho

​@@woodsdaily idk in details but somehow he managed to load other areas of the map far away that have a ender pearl floating on water or something like that. When he sent the minecart with the paper in it, something detects the "value" of this item (paper), wich I think will be different if different stuff is written in it. Once the system he made determines the value of this item, as a consequence, it decides where the minecart should go. It travel via the nether (every block walked there is proporcional to 8 blocks in the overworld) using a very fast above ice path, getting in the coordinates in seconds, entering another nether portal and activeting the ender pearl system that make It drop on the floor, teleporting the player. It seems that this system auto-shoots this ender pearl and re-setup itself for future activations.

@@JohnyOSRS understandable that's insane someone came up with that in MC. A 100% vanilla overworld fast travel

@@JohnyOSRS the only thing that travels to the destination is the redstone signal. the minecart that takes the "ticket" returns to its original position after transferring it to the machine that determines where to send the signal. which you can see by watching the video.

Its wireless redstone by cubicmetre. He didnt invent anything​@@JohnyOSRS

Structure blocks are so useful for stuff like this ngl

I genuinely thought it was Minecraft music

I was wondering why this video made me think of spore

It can be as simple or as complex as you want it to be

how on earth is this related to outer wilds! and why does it have spore music!

​@@oberonpanopticon you havent finished the game?

@@oberonpanopticon (Minor) Spoilers; “Campfires” in the DLC

@@oberonpanopticon Does he know?

that's definitely more than minor spoilers, and I also don't think its related

i FUCKING LOVE SPORE

the nostalgia from that song...

RAHHHHH, SPORE MENTIONED, CHILDHOOD REMEMBERED

Me: why not just make it in the nether? Also me: water is part of the stasis you turnip.

Wow, I didn't know about the new gamerule! In this case, this teleporter gets a new advantage. When I play with friends in Survival mode, I always build a primitive stasis chamber, taking into account that one of my friends will help me activate it, but it didn't always work out. So I decided to look for a way to make a fully working teleport in a vanilla game. The resulting mechanism may not be perfect, but now the Minecraft community has an idea that can be improved

​​@@verwave​ awesome design, very similar premise to a similar concept I had (and was too lazy to get around to actually building). I was planning to send a minecart on a really long loop with the encoded item for the sake of the amount of unique signals that could be sent that way, definitely not as practical speedwise as your redstone line implementation though. Also didn't know about a stasis chamber design that lets you stack charges, I'll definitely remember that. One thing idk if you've heard of is using wolves to create a self triggering "magic mirror" type effect. I forget the exact specifics but you can build a mechanism that uses cats standing up when their owner leaves the present dimension to detect when the player enters the nether/end or logs out of the server (singleplayer logout trigger only works when built in spawn chunks). Combined with a timed trigger that will activate if the player returns within a set time window linked to a stasis chamber you can use that to trigger a teleport from anywhere in the same dimension without the assistance of another player by simply logging out then back in after counting however long you've set it to. Say within 10 seconds and have it return you to your main base/central teleport hub. Or I believe you can have multiple and offset the timer window so that it will only trigger if you return in no less than 20 seconds and no more than 30, then 30-40 seconds for a different destination etc. There was a video I watched ages ago detailing the exact design for the cat detection mechanism and the limitations with using it. Edit: I was curious and tried to find it again, found a different better video though by potato_noir (instant wireless teleportation using cats improved). Theres also a really cheap design using beds thats easy to setup early game (also mentioned in that video) and a way to do something similar with a bugged fishing rod that will trigger when you use it, rather finnicky to reset and breaks under a lot more circumstances (can't even come within render distance of the mechanism once set).

Try talking about a product you really want around any computer for 20 seconds, and then check the ads you get.

ethos has a similar one on his single player world, but without Minecart. this is basically that but with the mail system they built on hermitcraft. I have seen some that use cats, so the players relog into the game and teleport them back to base.

I was gonna say this Since they did the mail system, why not go for this. Doesn’t have to be this season but maybe the next one It’ll be so hype

I mean, If I understood it correctly this is the "Hermit mail system" connected with enderporter.

I thought the chunk loaders are a modded item?

@@QualityPen you can make chunk loaders with nether portals in vanilla

Why does it deserve attention? Its a shit system. There are already more complex, actually useful and more advanced methods for long range redstone communication in minecraft.

are you talking about the item synchronization wireless redstone? that could be pretty awesome. it should reduce travel time and lag spikes (from loading many chunks at once) in exchange for some always-on chunk loaders

I was thinking that one could try using Leaf-stone (IE observer, piston, wood, and repeat…), and just taking the same output needed for the piston to activate the line. It would mean smaller delays between chunk loaders though… don’t know if that would be a problem.

​@@BareTunaYes! That would definitely reduce travel time by A LOT, and reduce all the wiring costs between bases to zero. But I don't know, it's hard to choose between traveling FAST and this design. If I had such a beautiful map floor, it would be nice to keep the feeling of distance between bases. Also in an era that players could warp through space with ender pearls, "further bases needs a little bit more waiting time" give me some kind of old-school vibe, like Polaroid?

yeah the main benefit here is that its not having to be perma-loaded

Loading a single chunk constantly does not hurt the server barely at all

You are correct. Etho does seem to have finished his as you can see it in his most recent video… but he doesn’t really make an effort to talk about it unfortunately.

@@Dyl6886 Very true. I like your version of it with the ender pearls. Genius!

Yeah I remember trying to plan the same thing too, though I was planning on doing it in a more decentralised way, where each hub just passed the signal on until it matched one. Though... that comes with problems of course.

Mojang really needs to implement some new chunk loading tech.

I didn't even know you could chunk load in vanilla

​@@CorzappyYes. I really hate that we have to load chunks in minecraft. It's one of the biggest downsides I have with the game

​@@bankaihampter2802what would be the alternative to loading chunks? You know you can't just load everything at once, right? That's just not possible with current hardware

​@@thefurry7165 Yes it is. Pretty much any modern computer can comfortably handle 100+ chunks being loaded in vanilla at the same time. Try it with FTBChunks in an otherwise vanilla world, you'll see almost no drop in TPS

How so

Ahh true, the pearls in stasis disappear when you log out right?