What's funny is I am trying to find the opposite of this. I am trying to make a sinkhole and the water keeps coming back and I don't want it to. But the only way is to get two source blocks away from each other and its impossible when you are in the middle of a lake. :/

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Just found your channel, truly a hidden jem ❤

The end gateway not spawning is a glitch. You are supposed to get one every time you kill the dragon. That glitch has happened to me too but I'm not sure what to do about it other than just beat the game again, it usually works the second time. Also nice video!

Has any episode consisted of more death and destruction than this one? And yet it was super chill, too. That's just the Todd13 experience for you, folks.

7:28 By not making door water logged when placed underwater does it mean it's a minecraft mechanic to breathe underwater made intentionally?

It the comparator doing the work the detector rail only sends power in all direction if something on the detector rail As you can see the minecart is actually on both rails the power track is powered from the detector rail The comparator is reading from what is in the minecart not the detector rail the detector rail only sends power

I had to stop by and tell you that i have been looking for a video to teach me and after maybe 10 videos and hours wasted i got to this video and let me tell you, you do explain this quite well. good job!

I dont think i've ever seen builds in the End, looks awesome! So nice the endermen actually 'visit' the city!

Wow, super eerie. What a cool emotion to feel in Minecraft. Your novel build idea videos are always my favorite. Keep it up!

Weird finds! Also, excited to learn more about the new series.

How about bringing to the village the blocks which Endermen are able to pick up? Though I think that they quickly move them all over the island... Wiki says "An enderman cannot pick up blocks in a completely flat area", so, at least you can bring some blocks for the village square paving or into their houses. Don't know, if it fits your intended idea. As for the centrepiece of the square I though about the lore theory that Endermen once were a player-like civilization. So, how about simply placing there a crafting table like the last thing connecting them to their lost civilization, which might have lost a practical meaning for them throughout the generations? A bit creepy and eerie, but that's how the most of the MC lore looks...

You need a jukebox for them!

Shell pig

Is this a mod

No bullshit, no cringe, no boring, no constant screaming, just straight to the point 10/10 video

Its hard to find a Minecraft KZfaqr that brings what you bring, thank you, and I enjoy your content.

thanks for the guide. really appreciate it, thank you.

Can I use the First Design with Hopper Minecart?

I miss playing Minecraft❤

Took a Santa Fe trip a couple of years ago and loved it. I’d move there were it not for the looming water crisis. Petroglyphs, check. There are ruins of a structure at the very top and it’s cool to walk through it and imagine where the walls, doors, and windows used to be, and picture living inside of it. MeowWolf, check. What more can be said about it? It’s the best! There’s a MeowWolf course in Walkabout Minigolf for Quest VR that I recommend as well. So much cool stuff out there.

Ender chest organisation is always a challenge!

I agree here but I’m biased with back to the future for being my favorite movie trilogy

Hm, new LPs huh? Interested to hear your ideas for it!

so cool to see the old bases and builds! :)

And the history is good

This is a hype video dang people we’re against you in the beginning

Build a castle

Really cool to see what mods you use! And maybe a cool think to build in the end would be an end city but with a different block pallet, like maybe mud bricks instead of endstone bricks, or something like that.

The end certainly needs an update

I think an end build would be cool if it were somehow surprising and special, but I can't make many suggestions because I've truly never been to the end; even though I've played for years! Perhaps just something artistic that leverages the surreal setting already there? A sort of Roger Dean inspired landscape? Could be a tremendously good idea, or a dead end one (pun intended).

Love to see what you come up with for the end

I'd recommend: 1) Spyglass Improvements by juancarloscp52 (that's how spyglass had to be implemented in the first place) 2) Status Effect Timer by magicus (very small and useful mod) 3) Inventory Profiles Next by blackd (makes storage and inventory management a bit easier) 4) Slot Cycler by Fuzs (also cool for managing inventory)

Novel approach to cooking chickens!

Any reason why i cant get the chest cart to leave once its full and theres still stuff in the hopper

Well done! I too have found that wrangling skeletons is rarely easy. What a harrowing endeavor!

Interesting chicken farm. Well done

Cool

hey i just found your channel and im looking for some creators to join a small vanilla SMP. lmk if that’s something you are interested in!

I find playing without coordinates much more enjoyable, even though it's harder, since: 1) you have to always look in the sky to see the sun and understand which way are you facing in early game; 2) there's no way of understanding at what Y-level are you, so you can't mine ores as efficiently after 1.18 update (really need an altimeter item in the game); 3) the Nether portal hub becomes a late game feature, because you have to use lodestone (placing it under your home portal in the Nether, then going on adventure in the Overworld with the linked compass and then building a portal in a new place and returning back to the home portal through the Nether); 4) all cartographer equipment takes up a lot of inventory space, so you can't loot a lot, until you get a donkey/mule, bundles, ender chest or shulkerboxes. But from good things: 1) you actually start to memorize seemingly same'ish terrain, which improves your orienteering skill overall; 2) you start to utilize in-game features like maps with markers, lodestones, signal campfires, (beams of the beacons); 3) there's now a practical need to build roads between different points of interest, which makes your world more lived-in and not just sporadic buildings with a bunch of screenshots on your PC; 4) might be a downside for someone, but exploring the Nether becomes a really dangerous activity, so it may slowdown your game progression, but that somewhat makes you enjoy the early game longer and explore the world on foot or on horseback, build roads, fill in maps, as I said, and not just hurry towards the End and getting an elytra, when you already won't need any of that really...

I like the newly decorated room - do you have the armor stands datapack? Great episode, Todd!

Amusement park idea: A boat ride. Something like the roller coaster you'd made previously, but by using directed water streams instead of a track. Maybe starting from the top of a mountain and working down, or perhaps using a clever series of streams and bubble columns, etc. Perhaps even located at the intersection of several biomes for a kind of journey through the different kinds of terrain (plus some decorative goodies, naturually).

thanks todd

Congrats on finishing the excavation! What a ton of work. Nice visitor center, too. I think the idea with the buttons to keep the vines in check is a good one both in terms of practicality and aesthetics. Nice one.