If you want to duplicate your diamonds, be sure to look at a cactus and press q really fast. If the diamonds disappear, then you aren't doing it fast enough.

"give me mending or your life is ending" Toycat's knowledge is quite mind bending

a few things: smelting food in a smoker gives you exp using slabs instead of whole blocks creates lag when used en masse, it creates more air-exposed areas the game needs to render you can now plant kelp on soul sand

7:41 In Java edition, If you hold down shift then it will not become a double chest and remain a single chest next to another single chest. (Edit: However if you press down shift and place it on the side of another single chest it will still become a double chest.)

ah yes, the "riptide elytra" and the "loyalty elytra" my favorites

Trap doors on top of Fences have a better aesthetic than carpets. One they look like just a work surface on top of a fence. Also, you can flip them up to protect things like sheep, rabbits and chickens from the mobs that agro against them.

Use a sticky piston with a lever next to the work block. Flip the switch and then flip it back to move the work block away and then back in front of the villager. It will give new trades without having to destroy the block each time. Way more efficient.

Love the video, however for those curious, the brightness of an object on most screens doesn't matter as the same light is being used to light the entire screen regardless. However this does not apply for OLED monitors.

27:19 I also love to use trident enchantments on my elytra, glad to see I'm not the only one.

The tip about kelp and water buckets is amazing, I made a big bubble elevator from the bottom of my world to the top and it would’ve made that process so so so much easier

The Redstone lamp thing reminds me of how obsessive I can get about replacing trees I break.

Another chest tip: you could have three singles next to each other by simply shift-clicking the surface below or behind the spot.

I just wanna say that elytra +slow falling is very OP. If you ' re in a PvP situation and an opponent brought you to low health, then then fly in the sky, fly as high up as you can and drink some extended slow falling, this way so that you can catch a break with the healing and organizing your hotbar to be ready next time.

I get that you don't need to grow sugarcane on sand, but it looks a whole lot prettier.

With slabbed floors you can also water log them, which then makes the floor creeper proof. I’ve started doing all of my bases this way, and it does take a little more time to do, but I’ve never regretted it

21:38 " It's not that you give me mending, or your life is ending, instead It's give me sharpness or you'll see darkness"

4:24 While useful, it wouldn't be great in the typical use case. You usually label chests so you don't look through all of them for one item, but in a case like this you need to enter the chest to see the name.

The quality of these videos have gone up an insane amount! I love the builds that you and your team do to set up these videos, it adds that little extra that makes it really stand out

16:00 regarding making a wooden pickaxe, then getting stone right away. I wanna point out that you can use the wooden pickaxe to smelt a piece of smth [the wooden pickaxe would otherwise be useless from that point anyways]

You can hold shift/crouch when placing to keep chests from doubling even if you want many singles next to each other

27:23 Honestly, an riptide elytra is SOOOO MUCH fun to use, i always have both in my Singleplayer survival world.

Also a lot of people know to turn logs to planks when your smelting stuff but you should turn those planks into slabs they burn at the same rate

In Java you can now place kelp directly on soul sand. I guess that change hasn’t made it over to Bedrock yet.

A good tip I thought of since you brought up the 'pick block' action: carry blocks that you're going to be around, or a silk touch tool with you when you adventure. If you are ever in a sketchy spot, you can 'pick block' your environment while you're running to save a few seconds. This might save you a totem or two. :)

I do love that they did add the smoker... But hot damn do I love the campfire. I always have my "Barbecue" pit that I cook all my stuff on. It used no coal or wood and it's so much more interactive. Farming and Food are definitely my favorite mechanics... And I'd love to see more food, and possibly even dishes added.

You can name items in an item frame and they have floating words when you look st them. Better storage aesthetic

6:00 I usually make an initial base and intentionally leave behind some tools, food and stuff there and when I get the materials I make a true base and then make a compass to forge a path connecting the two bases and then I leave some better emergency gear at the initial base since the old stuff no longer will suffice for having to rush back to the superior base.

Yes campfires are faster with cooking food. Yes they cook 4 at once when the smoker cooks one. HOWEVER, the smoker gives you experience and a nice meal when campfires only give you some food. Also, campfires will throw the cooked food off which can cause them to despawn unless you have a hopper under them or you are watching and waiting lol.

“The loyalty elytra is the one you want to use to kill stuff” -Toycat 2022 Well put 🙃 I love Toycat! He keeps the human in his videos

4:15 "You will avoid falling damage, but you'll also get your hands on a lot of not-falling damage..." Fun fact, "Notfall" means "emergency" in German

Wooden tools are a remnant of the days when Minecraft Achievements required you to make a wooden tool before you could get achievements for upgrading them.

I prefer fence gates over carpet. I have two gates and double-layer the fences themselves. This has the dual purpose of ensuring at least one gate is closed at all times (thus preventing escape) as well as ensuring that wolves can't attack my sheep through the fence.

27:35 "Except wait a minute, it's a loyalty elytra"

For the Fence gate, that's why I do a airlock sort of gate design. You got the second one behind you that's closed so if an animal does walk through the one you do have open, it's still stuck. For the naming chests, only if they had the name on top when you look at it, or at least on the front.

Technically speaking LCD works the exactly opposite way you said xD The brighter it is the less electricity it uses, the blacker it is the more electricity it uses on blocking the light coming from the backlight

5:30 Item Frame to showcase an item that belongs in the chest is often the nicest. Downside: you might rotate it by accident

the sugar cane growing faster on sand is bedrock exclusive

assuming that the screen is lcd (a lot are), then the lamp actually helps with efficiency because electricity dislikes the heat, and the darker lamp absorbs the backlight's light and warms up the screen.

In the time it takes to have just a stone axe and wooden pick on flat terrain, which is about 25 seconds depending on crafting skill, you could probably craft a full set of wooden tools, 2 trapdoors, 3 doors, a boat, and ladders. For high time pressure chases like manhunt, committing to stone is pretty high cost.

Tip no 2. Best method is to use only kelp and start placing it on top of eachother. Because bone meal might not work at all, and if it does, it will only work for 24 block in hight. Now, because we are on update 1.19 the hight of your bubble column might be exceeding 24 block. Like for example from - 64 to sea level, 70,so what I recomend is you take 1 water bucket, and the amount of kelp you will need, it's easy to find out how much you need, you just look at the bottom hight level you are on from where you start and however high you wanna go. Take the water bucket, put water on top of you, and start placing kelp under you, DON'T place water at the very top, as you might drown, just place it on top of you and little by little you'll get to the top. At the end break the kelp and make the bubble column.

If you place a chest while crouched they won't merge into a double chest, unless you click on the side of the chest you want to merge it with. Very useful when building item sorter systems in tight spaces.

You should put item frames on chests and then name the items in an anvil that go in the item frames. Then you have a cool item to show what's in it and it also shows what it's named over the item. Much prettier

I agree about building a base at spawn. It just seems like the most special place in the world and the best place for our first base. Plus a bed isn't necessary for this base.

Bro this popped into my recommended out of nowhere. it was such a blast from the past watching this, mad childhood vibes. just thankyou for reminding of the great memories of playing Minecraft with friends on hot summer holiday evenings.

11:44 yes, in my long term survival world I made the floor out of smothstone (double smelted cobblestone). First I used full blocks but ran out of these so now, I have slabs.

11:33 This is one that I know and try to do but the concept that there's this little tiny gap below my house horrifies me to the point of hoping a creeper comes by to purge my unholy slabbed structure.

Naming chests is better done with item frames. For example: name a wood block as "wood", place an item frame on the chest and insert the named item. The name will appear without opening the chest

Rather than the carpet method on top of fences, you can place a full block in the corners instead, and put a singular fence on top for the same result. Animals don’t recognize it as a full open block, and you can throw a torch or something on top and it looks nice

27:30 i want a loyalty elytra now lol

9:25 I would argue that your computer brightening and dimming those pixels every day would use more electricity than keeping them on all day😧

I still enjoyed watching this vid tbh, despite being a veteran, knowing 95% of those tips and using them for years!

9:39 That explanation about saving electricity blew my mind! lol

Says Toycat, who refuses to do things the efficient way, "You can not tell me what I can or can not do.'

The lighting difference on the lamp only applies with OLED displays, LCDs always have the same level of backlight regardless of what's on the screen. Actually, displaying dark pixels on an LCD takes slightly more power than light pixels because darkened pixels on an LCD display need to be actively powered.

Your production quality is next level. The prep for this video is subtle, but epic. Keep up the great work!!

Not only having different sets of gear, but put each in a different shulker box, each named for it's intended use.

One thing that I've been doing is only placing torches on the left side of caves. Then, when you're done caving and have to get back, you just have to follow the pathways with torches on the right. You could just mine upward, but it's more fun this way imo. Also, something that I learned from toycat himself is that if you can survive a creeper blast if you sprint directly towards them. This isn't usually helpful, but I've found it handy on occasions.

15:00-15:30: So THAT’S what pressure plates are good for! 😮 Honestly never used them, will now reconsider. And the valley girl/brain damaged falsetto voice always gets me, thanks, needed a laugh about now! 🙂

Seems like I could teach you a few things. Kelp can be placed on kelp indefinitely. Bone meal can only reach 1-20something high as kelp has a finite growth

The chests can be placed one by one as often as you want if you Shift-place them. The Shift-place functionality is handy in so many ways. The only thing I wish it could do is allow the rotation of blocks (comparators, dispensers, droppers, etc.).

You can also dry sponges in dry Overworld biomes in Bedrock. You can see that at 29:07.

If you want leather you should just create bunny genocide

I love how he called the trident an elytra multiple times before calling it a trident.

The pressure plate part reminded me of something me and my niece did. We built a SCP themed lap where we had contained ever mob in the game and we had a lot of fun building the security system. It had every pressure plate, every door, every gate door, and ever trap door. In addition to that, we had all of those each in a different rotation and with each different type of triggers, like plates and strings. So easily 50+ things. Running through them was super fun because some many instant things are occurring. I don’t know how mobs path finding worked but I never had issues with mobs trying to get in so I assume the path finder was cut with so many layers.

17, it's inefficient to manually break the job block. It wears down your tool and takes a few seconds to do and place when you could set up a sticky piston on a pressure pad. Each time you step on or off the pad the job block moves and the villager changes it's trades. Make sure you have at least a stack of emeralds or the item you want to trade to lock in the trades before moving off the pad

Wow, it looks like a lot of time and effort went into this. This is why I'm subscribed

the pick block thing literally made me so happy. i always thought it was pc exclusive or a mod. thank you so much.

18:50 When I used to not know nor care what it was I had that set to P, a key I'd never look at often, now it's my middle mouse button because it's now my second favorite button in Minecraft besides the unimplemented copper one. Turns out middle mouse is the default, there was a time it didn't have a default binding.

I make wooden shovels pretty often. I always have a pile of stone shovels in a chest somewhere, but never in my inventory when i need to fix a small bit of path or clear some dirt in a cave. It's slower than stone, but not slower than walking back to my chests if a crafting table is closer. Sometimes they end up as fuel for the furnace...

Use charcoal more instead of coal. Because you can make coal blocks which gives you 1/9 more use and be sure to get fortune III to get more coal from ore. For wooden tools in start, just get a wooden pick and maybe a wooden axe too at most. Then when you get stone, just use your wooden tools in a furnace. stone hoe is better cause, you can rake up leaves much faster than by hand. I play lots of skyblock so that's important

Loving this content so far, pro tip, your name and the subscribe set up in minecraft world got me to hit that button!

I didn't know about the carpets on fences, I've always used a double gate, with 1 pressure plate in the middle, you open the side in front of you, and then walk in, which opens the one infront of you and then closes both automatically, looks more like a farm but also takes up more space.

if you don't have a lot of fireworks, because you haven't built a creeper farm or you just don't have an efficient one, use a 30/30 rule. This is only on java, but in the F3 menu you can find your orientation, the degrees in which you're facing, when you're up in the sky begin by looking -30 degrees down, then when you're speeding up look up to 30 degrees up, when you're losing momentum look -30 degrees down again. this makes the elytra glide last a darn long time

you could just shift click an item frame onto a chest so you'll know what item is being stored in the chest. a sign is still useful but it's not really enough because people have diverse opinions which anything can fall under "bad resource" or be a superior item. but at least this way you'll know what item is being view that way

I usually kill hoglins to get leather. It’s very efficient.

If you want a bunch of single chest next to each other. Put however many many you want side by side (up to push limit) and push them with a piston. It makes all double chest into single chest. :)

great video ibxtoycat! also I don't use the smoker or campfires for cooking. i use fire aspect 2. it's absolutely the best way to cook in minecraft! (edit: i typed this comment before you mentioned the same thing. )

Just get vanilla tweaks if you are on Java. It improves trapdoor and stair recipes immensely.

Bro. This was a well-made video. Good job, brother. Your script was spot on, the idea of how to present the information was spot on, the overall flow of the information was spot on, and the list goes on. It was incredibly entertaining and relaxing to watch! Thanks a million!

Been years since I've played, didn't even know you could place sugarcanes on dirt! Used to only be able to place them on sand as long as I could remember, wonder when they changed it.

I just found out trapdoors work the same as carpets on the fence.. looks a lot better too

the redstone saving electricity had me dying LOL

Another thing. Before enchanting, craft a wooden sword. Wooden swords automatically get Fire Aspect with an enchant (yes I did test it).

To be honest, this is a list of things you might be doing wrong as an absolute beginner! Surprised you didn't mention naming the banners on an anvil first so the three places you've highlighted on the map have names too and are not just random markers, but yep, definitely tips for when you've just started playing I think. The only thing I didn't know was the little temples pointing to villages but I would have more difficulty finding a little temple than a village haha

10/10 video , totally fully watched it within 30 seconds ✨

To build on the carpet tip, trap doors can be placed on the bottom of a second level block to act as a hopping piont for the players, but fails a mob pathfinder check. It can also be placed on the rop of the first level block and flipped down to create a small ledge. Also, shift clicking a chest to a surface other than another chest will force a single chest. You can have a whole row of single, unconnected chests with no gaps or weird placement.

Your videos are great thanks for the continued content!

A cool feature in bedrock is. You can use a sticky piston on job blocks to cycle through faster without breaking the block. Also the trident is the ultimate weapon. Close, mid and far range.

Found an interesting seed. By typing "My World" into the seed bar. Closest Ocean monument I've ever seen to spawn. Will say spawn location isn't optimal though.

18:07 Am I the only who just always did that out of instinct...? 25:11 Or if you're even smarter and you play Java edition, you can play with the subtitles on! They're sooo helpful for zeroing in on noises. I've found a lot of mineshafts thanks to the subtitles.

actually love the build style so much and the video is so fun

Thank you, tomcat, for telling me that stone tools are better than wooden tools.

You can prevent the chest from becoming a double by shift clicking on the spot you want it.

Mojang, please add stone planks, since stone is superior to wood. That way we can also put planks in stonecutters.

Elytra durability is sometimes a more valuable resource than rockets.

7:50 in Java edition holding shift doesn't let the chest go double.

24:47 you can also do that in the overworld in certain chunks (beaches and deserts). it is either a new secret feature or it is a bug that should be a feature, because we have frogs that change colour based on the biome (hot or cold) so sponges should dry or not depending on the hot or not hot biome

"give me mending or your life is ending" is my new favorite rhyme

You can also dry the sponge in a few seconds in a desert (hot biome). You can stop mobs despawning using name tag, saddle, items/armour (if they pick up/wear)

While multiple gear sets can be useful and even optimal, it's so much storage space that you could be filling with blocks, regardless of storage method. I go for one all-rounder setup, which while admittedly very flawed, covers almost all the abilities you need in the game. Turtle shell aqua afinity respiration helmet, elytra, gold leggings so nether pigs don't attack, and leather boots to avoid sinking in snow, which you add depth strider to. For tools, I personally skip a sword and bow in favor of two multi-purpose weapons, a sharpness axe, and a loyalty trident.