The flying machine knows where it is at all times because it knows where it isn't. It knows where it is by subtracting where it is from where it isn't.

11:15 a cool bonus of this design is that the dogs celebrate when they get to ride the machine with you

I thought of another possible solution: anvils. Here's the process: Use a TNT cannon to launch an anvil to your destination, then fly there with a flying machine. As soon as the anvil is loaded in the entity ticking chunks near the player, it falls onto the flying machine and jams it. The flying machine needs to be long enough to catch the anvil as it loads in. If you set your simulation distance to 5 and place the player at the end of the machine, it will only need to be 5 chunks long.

answer to a few frequent questions: Yes, you need a chunk loader for the wolves, I should have mentioned it. Yes, I know its possible to make the thing work by doing the calculations to send two different speed flying machines at different times to make them collide at the right moment, but it requires 2 players, and the goal is to only need 1. It is totally a useful strategy though, and Ill do a video if enough people want to know the best way to set that up

This is a series I never thought I would enjoy. Good work!

I'd love to see a flying machine with probabilistic flying duration! A wild card of travel, if you will. Like the American bus system.

The Missile knows where it is because it knows where it isnt

If you were to have a skeleton and a bunch of iron golems in separate cages just out of golem range, with the iron golems holding back a Minecart from triggering a detector rail, then have a block between the two cages that gets pulled away when the machine launches, the skeleton will start shooting the golems and eventually kill them all, stoping the machine. The number of golems, and damage dealt to the final one can be used to tune the distance to within a few blocks, or down to a single block if the engine runs in cycle with the skeleton attacks. (Many combinations of mobs would also likely work, but golems and skeletons were just the first that came to mind)

Freaking wolves. This guy is a genius. I'm sitting here thinking about what kind of redstone he can even use on a flying machine, and he uses wolves. I don't know how you do it. Keep up the good work!

What you could also do is have 2 different flying machines: the main one, travelling at a "regular" speed, and the stopper, a machine that would be faster (you could use 0-ticking) and catch up to the main flying machine and stop it. With a delay circuit, and also loading the chunks where the stopper is, you can make it stop the other machine at the right location. Edit: there's still a problem: the stopper needs to be loaded at all times, so you may have to put another player or a bot on it.

7:24 "its based on a complete misunderstanding of how wolves work, and we don't need it anymore" is probably my favorite accidental but incredibly true quote.

This one actually seems pretty reasonable for a controllable flying machine. I can't wait to see the next one!

Another option: Flying machine works on player mashing on noteblock. When timer runs out, it activate enderpearl stasis chamber. And removes player from machine. Problem solved.

I love how you put so much effort into something that could probably be solved with a timer or alarm on your phone. Fantastic!

Something DocM did on his hermitcraft series was use a villager as a clock for a sound system to play messages at night/morning. Could that be attached to a flying machine so you have one that only moves at night?

Looks good! btw I thought the shadow of the dog in the thumbnail was a frog. So I was waiting to see how you utilized frogs to transmit wireless redstone signals. xd

To know where the flying-machine is, it must know where it isn’t.

Can't wait to see a video from you in the future of something like "tnt cannon auto targeting system using dead corals"

Still waiting for them to finally make tile entities movable. That would make things so much easier.

This must be the best design yet! What other ideas do you have for making it better?

That's such a weird solution, but it's so cool! Great video!

Well you actually possibly can make movable wireless wire with snowman generating snow layer or something like that and just a piston destroying the layer and dropping the snowball on a good clock and to detect it you are just gonna use technically minecart but more likely foxes or dolphins or something similar to that

amazing video as always

The first sethbling video I ever discovered, and basically the reason I got into technical minecraft, was a video about using this exact wolf teleporting feature. He had them sit so they wouldn't teleport and then dropped them into water with a trapdoor to make them stand up and teleport to you lol. It's cool to see that this feature can still be used in technical minecraft like 10ish years later

Suggestion: make a separate flying machine that moves one block slightly faster, so that when it finally gets to a certain point next to the main flying machine, it activated something.

As impractical as you say it is it would be very practical to use these to map out a map😂

I like this video, thanks for the fun ideas

nice! amazing design!

What da dog doin?

my favourite serie is back !

I like your videos alot! Can you use target blocks to transport redstone with dispensers? Maybe in the unconventional redstone series.

Its funny how bedrock users can just have chests, hoppers, and droppers in their flying machines

Oh my dawg that was an interesting episode

unique video as always!

Thumbnail really made me think “Who’s that Pokémon!”

I made a thing, that requires 10 nether stars to work optimally. However, 10 squids or a decorated pot in the next update can work too, but aren't as good (in different ways). But since my base is at y 256, and each set of 10 squids wouod have to be transported individually, the current easiest way is to farm withers. or do it in java edition where tile entities are immovable.

That's really cool! What do you plan on using it for ?

Could you do an enderporter-based timed machine? I know flying water is tricky to work with, but I feel like it might be an elegant solution. Something like: 1. throw enderpearl into flying machine and timer 2. fly until timer triggers enderpearl 3. flying machine detects player is no longer in the flying machine and triggers enderpearl ... or maybe the chunks would unload too fast?

of course, as always, the solution is to pet the dog

the flyingmachine knows where it is because it knows where it isnt

The missile knows where it is by knowing where it isn't...

Wireless redstone has been possible for a decade btw. It uses iron bars/glass panes, sticky pistons, and a boat/minecart. I used it to wirelessly control some features in a creative build zone in a server once

I think the specifically the redstone link from the create mod would work really well in vanilla.

NOW you turn it into a precision guided missile

The flying machine knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the flying machine from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the flying machine is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the flying machine must also know where it was. The flying machine guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the flying machine has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.

Instead of fencepost and lead, you can make it sit and dispense water on it.

I can imagine this being real usefull for moving tons of items or illegal blocks. Stopping can be timed by a player detector too. So there is no need to time it

H, I love your videos and I just wanna ask which mod do you use for the tick advance?

pretty sure liquid tick as wireless is still working ? that can very probably be moved, i haven't tried though, all you need is ability to create water source (water spreading should work) and some way to detect if the water is taking an extra gametick to spread (should also be possible). Sounds a bit easier imo than using wolves, and it's reuseable, you're not locked to the amount of wolves you have ready to teleport to you

If you make it on multiplayer server, remember that pets will teleport only from loaded chunks

I love this thing, it's so useless. here's another subscriber for you

so cool and creative

I remember that in Pocket Edition, at one point, you could make a redstone clock with 4 redstone torches on a block, blocks on each torch, and then a redstone dust in the middle, then place an iron door like 30 blocks out and it would open and close the door!

I'm gonna ride one of these to the farlands

hey squibble! i just thought id let you know that it is indeed possible to make a wireless receiver in the conventional way on a flying machine, it was actually made very recently. great video as always love your videos! edit: i should probably mention that its currently set up to move 1 time once a signal is received and that it is not practical in this application, it was just a challenge haha.

would mob switches in a border shape around the flying machine work too? like you fly and pass into a chunk that allows mobs and then the dog appears to give the obstruction? kinda like a sensor for loaded chunks to send a dog. or use the dogs as like a chunk/map marker like a gps?

I love this content

oh my glorb new video :0

Gg bro That's so cool

The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is - whichever is greater - it obtains a difference or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position that it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is is now the position that it wasn't, and if follows that the position that it was is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation. The variation being the difference between where the missile is and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was. The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows: Because a variation has modified some of the information that the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it know where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice versa. And by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.

I would highly recommend giving this tech a run in a more realistic setting.

It's actually simple. Just launch 2 flying machines. I even think this has been done before, but here: The first one skips moving every X blocks, so its very slightly slower than the fastest flying machine. Ideally X can be easily changed. The second one is sent after the first one travels Y blocks, and because the first one is slightly slower, this one can catch up and stop it eventually. Now we get the distance that we want it to travel, say exactly 1000 blocks, then for simplicity lets say the first flying machine skips movement every other block, so X is 2, and that means the second flying machine will be twice as fast as the first one, so we just send it when the first one reaches 500 blocks, and that's actually all. Yep, that's it. It should stop at exactly 1000 blocks.

This is genius

I thing that I thought could be cool is a flying machine that comes back to you automatically once it reachs lazy/unloaded chunks. I tried this myself, comming quite close to a solution, but got stuck.

Nice vid haha

is the thorns armor idea based on the fact that skeletons take damage from thorns, so you can store a skeleton arrow, hit the player with it when you need to, then detect the skeleton taking damage?

How you can see worldedit selection? 1:01

if there where ever ,a smp with no elytra , a seed where there is huge ocean , and mechanic put in place to encourage comunitty build liek those civilisation trend but actully good and made seriously this design would be the absolute : okay stream we need to go to artzoska see you in a hour or so

Do you think there's some way to manually trigger the wolves teleportation? I was trying to figure out how to trigger an enderpearl stasis chamber on command from wherever, though I couldn't quite figure it out, so would there be some way to trigger structures from vast distances away?

You could just have the wolf teleport onto to field block to trample it for the update

impressive

so crazy.

banger video

and of course you need to chunk load the timer

Thorns armor ? how many arrows are you gonna use ? just one or do you plan to make it stop and go muttliple times ?

What about using minecart with furnace? The player clicks on it with coal, it moves off the pressure rail that stops the fly machine, and when it moves, the minecart will move back on its own? Using coal, you can encode the travel distance.

Would the timer possibly unload if you get far away? Would you need some sort of chunk loader for that?

Just shoot the flying machine with a railgun

now can you make internet with the wolves?

The missile know where it is because it knows where it isnt thats why it know where it is

Squibble upload :D

Thorns armor strategy: the player stores an arrow. The played get in the flying machine and is constantly pressing the note block letting it travel forward. When the timer is done a simple tnt cannon fires the arrow at a zombie or villager etc. with thorns killing the player. Alternately you can use a skeleton instead of a player so the player rides along and doesn't die when they get there. You just make the flying machine keep going until the skeleton drops an item you give it (carved pumpkin) and a hopper minecart going up a slope can detect that like in this. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdWdY9t_sbfGY2w.html

Wouldn't the wolf teleport not work if the chunks aren't loaded? So if you wanted it to work you would have to use the nether chunk chunk loading strat?

Is there a way of using a furnace as a timer?

If the wolves were to be unloaded and then reloaded they will still teleport to you despite being on the lead. Its a current and very annoying bug.

is there a way to get autoclick w/o some sort of macro? I think i got it once or twice with inventory bug. Other than that it would be much simpler to just limit the time you autocling in the program, but of thats not the point

hmmm thorns armor you say.... have you considered using pillager losing their Crossbow?

There are some flying machines that use manual engines, like some quarry machines. Could you have used a manual engine instead? Or is there some reason why that couldn't be done?

Phantom

You could use this to get to end cities

Within 5 days!

Woof

Couldn't you just put a couple feed tapes right next to each other and monitor the output? By doing that you could find a smallish number of numbers that are less than 12 and share a least common multiple of the distance you want to travel. That would allow you to do something that might be mildly clunky, but it would be programmable each time you build it and it would extremely reliably get you the distance you wanted to go, even if you have to restart the flying machine because you got kicked or something.

Ok, but when we get to see "completely and mentally stable" flying machine?

I assume that cats wouldn’t have worked? Otherwise that might as well.

If I had a nickel for every time I saw a youtuber use a weird quirk of wolves to create wireless redstone, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.

Is it possible to make one with a faster engine by using 0 ticking?

Then he comes up with THE solution... And then says it's basically of no interest xD Mama mia

so this is way easier with bulbs now right?

what if we use a timer in real life and manually stop the flying machine when the timer rings