keep it bumped, people

>>573978354
Dead drops after dead drops killed the game..

How 2 learn world gen datapacks i want to get rid of Savannas and make rivers a bit deeper. I can just add acacia trees to that arid forests bordering badlands or add sapplings as mineshafts loot.

>>573978354
the vax killed Technoblade

>>573979026
there's already something that lets you turn biomes into other biomes in a seed but i dont remember what it's called sorry.
i will say FUCK savannahs though, they're kind of interesting and cool to look at once or twice but i swear every single seed i've been looking through for a new world has been tainted by endless seas of shitty savannah. a simple plains would be so much better. even in other worlds i've played, anytime there's a really cool windswept hills mountain it's tainted by savannah and swamp, in that order. fucking ANNOYING

>>573939645
>>>/vm/Vintage

The cushion update hype is genuinely some of the most astroturfed garbage ever. Even worse than the sulfur cube. It is so obvious these things are not as versatile as the youtumors are trying to make them out to be and everything they make with them look like shit and all of the redstone shit they try to do is just jank and ugly and the "led" floors are a meme and also ugly.

>>573984634
even taking away all the gimmicks people are coming up with that you mentioned, having a block you can place into another block is really versatile
they're not gonna change the game but interior decoration will definitely be improved a lot

>>573984634
>progressionfags when the cushion can't be shoved into the youtube tutorial redstone contraption torment nexus that generates 3k gamewinner widgets per hour
>"EVERYTHING THAT LACKS A PRACTICAL USE IS BLOAT, JANK, AND UGLY"

>>573985124
No, they're an eyesore. Everywhere you use it as anything but a chair it is going to looked so forced. Even furniture looks generally better as just wool. People are acting like this is vertical slabs when nobody will use it for anything but chairs after 1 week of release just like nobody will touch the cubes. Gaudy, awful texture that looks bad up close, and it disappears from afar. It is fucking USELESS and in a few months you'll all be saying the same thing while pretending you didn't suck mojang's cock over it.

>>573985124
It's just a cushion, your bench made out of stairs will look nicer. It's handy and not worthless, but it's not a big deal either.

It's basically like banners.
Imagine if banners wouldn't exist and mojang would implement them right now, ecelebs would explode in euphoria and redditors would have five orgasms per second for a whole month.

>THE CUSHION IS THE BEST THING EVER, IT WILL BRING WORLD PEACE, IT WILL BE THE MOST USED ITEM IN THE GAME, IT WILL MAKE THE UKRAINE WIN AGAINST RUSSIA!
>chud: "I don't think it is that good"
>WOOOOW, WHAT TOXIC NEGATIVITY! DOWNVOTED! WHY IS THIS COMMUNITY SO TOXIC? NO MATTER WHAT MOJANG DOES, YOU TRASH TALK THEM!
>cushion releases
>it's cum cube tier meh
>chud: "It is not as good as you said, i told you so"
>WOOOW, YOU HAD TOO HIGH EXPECTATIONS, THIS IS WHY THIS COMMUNITY IS SO BAD!!! NO OTHER COMMUNITY IS LIKE THIS!

>>573986872
pretty much

>>573986872
if you're going strawman, at least represent each side properly.

>>573986872
I don't get it

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>>573986872

Survival with healthregen disabled is a whole different game.

>>573987467
Not even a strawman, it makes actual strawmen look real, he just threw a pumpkin on the ground and didn't even bother carving a face into it.

>>573989506
How does that work? You brew healing potions constantly?

>>573989926
Oxeye daisy suspicious stew

>>573987467
kek, i had that experience when i followed a link to plebbit.
Saw a thread with 100 replies licking mojangs boot and declaring the sulfur cube as the best thing ever. Not a single dissenting or reasonable voice.
Made a reply saying that the sulfur cube is meh and not as good as people portrait it here.
Within 10 minutes i got a reply along the lines of: "Why is this community so negative and toxic? Only the minecraft community is like this!"... in a thread where everybody else sucks microsofts cock

>>573980807
this but unironically

>>573989506
>>573990142
Might try it, sounds cool

Everything I know about Technoblade I've learnt against my will

>>573984634
>the "led" floors are a meme
They're actually pretty cool. I built a room for my music discs and used redstone lamps for the floor for something of a disco feel. I'll probably add cushions once the update is out

>>573985507
Last time we got this sort of builder hype was probably the shelves, and they're used for fucking everything now. The hype might have died down, but they usefulness didn't

>>573994953
I hate this semi-ironic zoomer style so much, it's unreal.
Talking about a serious subject in an ironic way, so you can always run away with an: "oh, i didn't mean it like that looool, i was just being ironic, and i am dumb anyway :D, why are you taking it this serious?" .
Such fucking pussies, unable to stand their ground.

>>573996079
I tried to use them, but if i put them as an ornament or detail somewhere, they always look odd from some angle when walking by and that annoy me.
If you put them on a big build and only look at it from further away and throw youtube compression on it and squint your eyes, they are amazing and you can use them everywhere, but for me personally, they might as well not exist.

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>>573998541 (Me)
Stuff like pic related. It is one of the first results when image searching for them.
Once the novelty wears off and you walked past it a dozen times, you will think "this actually looks like shit".

>>573999479
My biggest gripe with them is they don't really match with their planks counterparts

>>573999479
>"this actually looks like shit"
nta you were talking to, but that's purely a taste thing, and i don't even mean that to ragebait. imo i think what you posted looks good, and i use shelves to build all the time, but to each their own ig

>>573998541
They fill a similar role to trapdoors in many situations, and I was already using those a ton. Maybe you don't build in the same way I do, but I have nothing but positive things to say about shelves

I’m thinking about coming back to Minecraft after a year long hiatus, what seems to be a good version for survival?

>>574000714
Actual survival gameplay? You'll need mods for that, or I guess stick with alpha/beta. Otherwise I'd recommend the most recent version

>>573981767
If i could I would just replace them with wooded badlands and badlands since those have a practical purpose, and just make armadillos spawn on all warm land bbiomes.

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Block gradients and wall texturing is used as a crutch for being bad at making actual depth/good architecture.
fuck block vomit apologists.

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>>574001484
I do like it with bricks only

>>574000017
It's a gameplay thing for me.
At first i think the added detail is nice, and a month later i go "nah, lets remove that again" and end up with a basic bitch arc and i am much more happy with it.
Especially when its quartz. It has a whole variety of blocks, why not make the quartz pillar out of quartz pillar blocks? The wooden shelf is always going to look like wood, unless you stand 100 blocks away and squint your eyes and hiding Quartz with wood is a crime against humanity.

There is no better test for me than gameplay.
Like i attempted a block vomit roof back in the day, thought "oh cool, that looks nice", then a month later removed it because it started to annoy me.

>>574001484
I do this >>574001805 and go tuff>stone>cobble on cobble builds

>>574001484
There's a filter applied on this pic.
Surely sandstone birch wood, weathered copper blocks and copper ore (!) clash much much harder than this.

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The real test, that determines whether your minecraft build is good or not, is to move back 100 blocks, turn FOV down the whole way, apply a shader and squint your eyes.

>>574001484
It works for areas that are far off. Like roofs, high walls, etc. It looks like ass when it's something the player frequently walks past, and it's right in your face

>>574002459
And what exactly is your point here? I get that you're making a joke but I can't quite get it. Is this also about blockvomit?

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No snapshot today, might be one later this week, looks like it’s going to be eceleb drama and gooner posts for the next few weeks…

>>574002972
Noooo, where Juan

>>574002972
>looks like it’s going to be eceleb drama and gooner posts for the next few weeks…
based
Can someone give me a quick rundown on Guudes pedo drama?

btw. a fucking corpo employee of Microsoft with a clippy avatar. Good job with your public protest against corpos, lol

>>574004753
He got caught dowloading ‘p, what else is there to say? Oh right, he also crashed his car a couple weeks ago

>>574005610
is Mr. Korpulinski jewish?

>>574004753
got caught watching actual baby porn (6 months old!) and then tried to kill himself by drinking and flipping his car. hopefully he succeeds on his next suicide attempt

>>574011116
How did he get caught?
Part of a sting operation?

>>574011525
I'm not sure if that has been released, but my guess is he was in some discord, telegram, etc. group that was passing that stuff around, and that got infiltrated. but that's complete conjecture

>>574013135
Lets hope more mindcrack / hermitcraft troons get wrecked, for the sake of child safety.

>>574002972
Gonna put a tin foil hat on for a second, I wonder if there is a management shift occurring at Mojang right now in light of the broader restructuring and layoffs at Xbox/Microsoft, especially after the news that Mojang and King will be answering to the new head of Xbox more directly, and that's why there is a delay and "Summer vacations" is just a cover?

>>574018535
Mojang always goes on vacation every summer. You get 4 weeks in Sweden by law

>>574019765
Yeah, just like in every civilized country. However, an entire company doesn't usually go on vacation all at once. People tend to spread their vacations throughout the year so that when one person is away someone else can back them up, not to mention that not everyone likes going on vacation in the middle of the season when all the touristy destinations will be packed with other people.

I just think the timing is is a bit suspicious.

>>574023652
Last year they delayed the Java snapshots with like two weeks, despite the Bedrock preview being out. This is the usual Mojang pattern

>be Mojang employee
>get decent pay and great working conditions
>go on your long-awaited two week summer vacation
>come back to find that you've been laid off and replaced with JeetSlopAI 365 because the 14 layers of managers between you and the head of Xbox have been struggling to afford new yachts lately

im too fucking stupid to be good at anything

>>574026104
Sounds to me like you have an artist's sense of self-hatred. Now you just need to channel that into art

>>574026104
wow, a mojang employee

>>574025014
Scaling down the 14+ layers to 3-5 layers is an explicitly stated part of their restructuring. If they're going to get fired, it's probably because they're now directly answering to the Xbox head, who might make a lot more demands on them compared to what they're used to

>>574027226
I can only channel it into self degradation and harm

chances that they'll make cushions blocks and not entities so that you can have a billion of them and not lag?

>>574031370
im not going to spend the next few posts wasting my time and ragging on your stupidity when i've already did that to someone else, just read this reply chain and get educated, please: >>573359994

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Just 240 more to go now

>>574032108
you sound lanky. 1rm?

>>574032142
do you build all these a block at a time, or do you use some tool?

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the sniffer is a bad mob and sucks

>>574032607
One block at a time
I do have world edit installed but I mostly use that for clearing areas and some terraforming

>>574032591
>*gets schooled*
>D-D-DYEL?
yes, and i don't need to share my PRs with you to say you're retarded

>>574027626
So choose to harm the important people. In minecraft.

i like the cushions

cushions are okay. my guess is they'll be terminally overused for a few weeks after the update drops, and then they'll settle down to a relatively reasonable level of use like the shelves have. i'm pretty excited for them, small thrones are going to be much better and i might use them as lanterns in a few spots, and couches and benches. but i dont think i'm going to use them in every corner of every build ever.

is everybody enjoying the epic sulfur cube so far?

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are you fucking kidding me

>>574027394
>Scaling down the 14+ layers to 3-5 layers is an explicitly stated part of their restructuring
Yeah they say that and then in other studios they laid off grunt workers and not the managerial bloat

>>574031370
Zero. They specifically made them entities so that they can clip through blocks. That was the whole fucking point.

>>574038492
>2026
>still using the official launcher

>>574040334
For me, Minecraft peaked several times
Some of my best memories are from Minecraft Classic servers with the WoM client mod
Then obviously early alpha. I remember seeing those X videos for the first time and being blown away by fucking torches of all things
Then release 1.8 was probably my favourite version of the game. I hated enchanting when it came out, and by 1.8 they had fixed it and I'd gotten used to it. On top of that we finally got different colored fences and doors
And up next? We get to sit down. Peak.

>>574040257
yeah actually how do I open just java directly from my start menu with only a couple of mods? I don't want to open a mod launcher and then java from there

>>574033349
any reason you build in creative instead of suvival? for me, building something like that in survival would be way more satisfying

>>574001484
TRVKE DROPPED!

>>574043168
nta but some people use creative copies for planning

>>574043168
Same reason people rake sand into circles.

>>574043168
I just like building. I have done plenty of survival. I don't get joy out of collecting materials anymore. I also don't have the time anymore I had 10 years ago.
That being said, I have never done a build anywhere close on this scale, so it is a challenge on its own to see if I can finish the whole thing. I already had a 2 year hiatus and only just picked it up again, so I fear this will happen more often. But it makes for a comfy project to go back to without having to start up a new world again

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>>574002459
idk i think i did an okay job with my kitchen

>>574044391
cozy

i think baby happy ghasts are cute, and i'm glad the golden dandelions exists so i can keep them small and floating around a haunted house i'm building
i don't care if that makes me gay. i'm free, and that's all that matters.

>>574044946
potential ghast fucker?

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>>574047135
no.

>>574043107
Most mod launchers let you create shortcuts to instances so you can go straight into the game without starting the launcher first

>>574043107
on polymc/prism right click on the instance's icon then create desktop shortcut.

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>>574047135
yes.

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bump

>>574059015
thank you for your service

>>574032142
How do people learn to make details like this? Are you using a real building reference or winging it? How do you go about it

>>574065752
>>574075902
kino
though i have to say i dont really like when water falls on big lava lakes, i like them untouched.

>>574065752
Is this the old lava texture?

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>>574076205
yeah I get what ya mean

>>574077449
kind of, yeah. it's a vanilla core shader that procedurally generates a texture that resembles the old lava, but without the tiling.

>>574078210
>vanilla core shader
Are these legit working now? Hmm, Yet another thing i'll see in action in a couple of years because i mostly play modded now. Maybe i can mess around with that in my creative instance.

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>>574078961
yeah, they still change some things every update or so but they're overall decently stable and usually the changes are easy to fix.

Right now I use a combination of shaders to

>make the 'render distance fog' closer to the player like it used to be and a little thicker
>make clouds fade into the render distance fog better
>make stars larger, brighter(like there were until like mid-beta?) and have multiple colors
>make night time, caves and the nether darker
>remove the block light flickering and the orange tint to lighting, restoring the more classic white-tinted lighting.

and then someone else made this procedural shader that I've been playing around with, it procedurally generates water, lava, nether portal, and fire textures. As soon as the modrinth link goes live I'll link it here

>>574069292
I'm mostly winging it. Sometimes I redo a front 2 or 3 times till I'm satisfied with it

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I don't care about the job security of mojang employees

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Can't believe Cub finally won something over Etho.

I can't wait till all the hermits build their sulfur cube games, it will be so epic to see what they can do.

>>574091698
I wonder what the big hold-up is. They have them for weeks now.
They said they love the sulfur cube and can't wait to use it, but here we are.
odd

>>574093051
It's weird how the minigame server, that was hyped for the cube and provided input during its development, is not using it yet.
There must be a reason for this, but i can't put my finger on it.

>>574091698
>>574093051
>>574097194
samefag

>>574099430
and what are you gonna do about that, chud?

>>574102295
I'd get myself a horny ghast or two, not gonna lie

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>>574097194

It's because the cube was made for me.

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>>574102295
I don't get it

>>574106704
it's lactose intolerant and about to sneeze (slimeball)

>>574106704
I do

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I realized the reason egaps exist / their purpose in minecraft, is just for the wither.

They were both added to the game around the same time in 2012.

Without trapping it / cheesing it, the wither is uniquely obscenely dangerous.

Egap is an alternative out against it.

And while I feel like back in the day people didn't care about beacons as much, in modern minecraft it's obviously regarded as an essential meta thing that everyone needs.

So that's why egaps still exist, that's why they've never been nerfed. What else are you going to use it for? It's for the wither.

Throwback
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Id1yFTpImL4

>>574117235
>tiagha biome
we're reaching levels of dyslexia previously not thought possible

>>574118313
Dude, you mean to really tell me you NEVER built a base in a Tiagha Biome? That's like my favorite biome! How can you not like its aesthetics and terrain features? Literally everyone loves the Tiagha Biom

>>574097194
Perfomance isn't the best and the colission physics aren't suited for controlled shots.

>>574117235
Wait, you're supposed to use them? I thought they were for collecting and gathering dust

>>574079484
If any of this works in 1.21.1 i'm in.

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I thought that the trajectory of the sulfur cube is determined by the vector from position of impact to the center of the mob.
But nope, it's not.
It's a 3x3 grid and it doesn't matter where you hit the mob within a box of that grid. There is no such thing as fine adjustment. That's why the cube feels so uncontrollable, because it actually is.

>>574124782
Is that really true? I've barely touched it, so I have no clue myself, but it seems horribly limited if so. I can understand wanting to limit randomness a bit, since humans are imprecise, but they could at least have used a 9x9 grid

>>574124782
wow that sounds really fucking terrible for trying to make a golf course out of because the whole point is fine adjustments. i guess most of the decisionmaking would be which material to turn the cube into and which level of knockback to use, but wow only really having a few ways to bounce it sucks so much. armor stands don't have that limitation.

my friend says that my storage room is cruel to my copper golems and recommended i give them enrichment.

>>574128747
refute him by building the real torture nexus for copper golems, those teleportation machines that use lodestones and compasses. those golems can't even move around.
or make a useless machine for golems to play around with.

>>574127481
It’s only half true, yes there is a grid system of sorts but it definitely does change trajectory depending on the angle of impact, both are factored

>>574128747
Put a cake next to a copper chest, and see which one the golem picks

>>574129283
So it's basically normalizing the vector depending on the grid space you hit it in? Seems like an odd way to implement it, since that will neither give you full freedom nor make hits more deterministic

>>574124782
only two uses i've found for them is boat chest lead super smelter loaders and monorails. both are cool, but otherwise i find sulfur cubes to be an awkward novelty that probably needed a few more months to bake.

>>574129283
>>574124782
Frog poster here again.
Just tested a bit more and it is different by position within a portion, so what i read, and what i thought explains the weird behavior i was looking at, was at least partially wrong.

I think, and that's pure speculation now, that the more-damage-makes-it-fly-further portion is applied differently than the knockback portion.
When you stand diagonally left of the cube and hit the same pixel, it flies into a different direction than when you hit the same pixel from diagonally right.
The position of the impact isn't doing it alone. There is a mixture going on her. Maybe the impact position part is bound to that 3x3 grid.

>>574134795
You can also use them for cosmetic conveyor belts, since you still see the block after splashing them with invisibility potions. Between that and monorails, at least they have a use case I'm interested in

>>574048781
>>574050053
this was much easier than I thought, thanks my gs
>>574069292
I personally made only shit houses from my imagination until my friend insisted we copied builds for our server. I begrudgingly accepted only to like the fact that I learned how to detail my builds. Having a few stairs, trapdoors, or fence posts makes a world of difference. Funny thing is underneath all that makeup there's still a shitty house we all know how to build
>>574117235
they existed before, retard

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>>574135952
Frog poster here again.

Knockback definitely, 100% sure, fact checked and snopes verified goes into a different direction from damage.
You can peer review this by spawning a cube on a specific position, sitting in a boat that's in a specific position, giving yourself a stick with lots of knockback, and hitting different pixels and observing the angles that you manage.
Then repeat the experiment, but this time hitting the same pixel, but varying the knockback levels.
/give @p stick[enchantments={knockback:20}]
Then repeat both, but this time with the fist or unenchanted stick and strength effect.
Note that the knockback stick still does 1 damage and the strength attack still does knockback.
The knockback heavy attack will have little variety in angle compared to the strength. The variety it has can be explained by the mandatory 1 damage.

In practical play, you may realize this with a knockback sword if you spam click the cube compared to one hitting it.
The spam click strikes after the first hit do little damage but still apply knockback and it makes the cube feel much more controlled and predictable. It negates the positional weirdness a bit.

I think the 3x3 grid was just a myth i gobbled up. Even though i still can't explain how the damage gets its direction.

>>574143672
You could always check the code, if you're interested: https://mcsrc.dev/1/26.2/net/minecraft/world/entity/monster/cubemob/SulfurCube

>>574128747
Tell him the enrichment is allowing them to keep their wax and not freeze for eternity in the slackers pile

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>Mojang add 8 new player skins
>don't make one for Rana

>>574079484
>>574123934
How far could this be backported?

>>574161281
>>574123934
I know that most of the stuff will work at least as far back as 1.21, probably will need a few tweaks to factor in changes to shaders between then and now but i was using them

the procedural texture code IDK, it's designed for 26.1+

>>574158260
girly kawaii anime girls are a bit too chud coded for modern mojang’s tastes

>>574158260
we don't even have black steve

>>574106704
The joke is porn

watching minecraft pvp makes me wonder how this ever got popular. some of these fights genuinely last for 30 minutes.

redstonechads, can you help me solve a problem? I've been doing a lot of mining and have been turning all my stone into smooth stone for building and for the furnace xp. I have more than I need at this point and still want to maintain the xp function so I've just been throwing the excess into lava. it's annoying though. is there a machine I can set up where I can just dump it into a chest and then it goes into a rapid fire dispenser that shoots it into lava? Would also use a similar setup for my enderman farm for excess pearls if possible.

alternatively, is there an easy farmable resource that I can use to power the xp super smelter? It's been way more convenient than having to go to the end and I want to level that bitch up.

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>Promise myself i should quit using mods because I keep getting held back by them not updating, and just turn everything into datapacks and Kube.js scripts since those are "portable"
>Get stuck in 1.21.1 for the entire year anyways
When are they going to add data driven blocks? I'ts annoying to choose between the new resource pack features and sugar cane blocks + potato crates
>inb4 Quark
That shit only got to 1.21 like last month and is extremely bloated anyways.
At this point I'll just start writing these minuscule mods myself.

>>574172829
set up a lava farm for infinite buckets and push that into a furnace with hoppers on its side with the stone at the top. Pull the stone with a hopper on the bottom into a dropper facing lava connected to two observers face to face for a quick clock

>>574172829
dried kelp blocks via kelp farm w/ smokers and bulk crafters that self feed (you need a lout of kelp feeding into the system to keep it efficient, or you'll waste smelt ops on a smoker not getting enough kelp while it's fuel is still burning)
that, or bamboo.
lava is a novelty fuel imo. bucket recovery is easy enough to hopper chain, but it's space and time inefficient when you consider a single 64 stack of dry kelp blocks beats a single unstackable lava bucket in net smelt ops 6 times over. plus, no way to automate the caudron scooping. kelp takes up way more space, but once online, it's 100 worth
ofc for xp you can always make an allay/armadillo torment nexus if you have infestation pots

>>574172829
luckily, that's one of the easiest circuits. chest with a hopper below it going into a dispenser. on the back of the dispenser put a comparator in subtract mode, then a repeater, then redstone running back to the side of the comparator and to the top of a block next to the dispenser. done. cactus is the best resource for furnace xp farms

>>574174606
>When are they going to add data driven blocks?
Data driven blocks (and items) are probably Mojang's endgame and can't come soon enough, but realistically it will probably take them another 5-10 years to accomplish since there is so much stuff with special/unique behavior (crops, containers, beacons, job sites, double blocks, etc. etc.) that won't be easily converted from hardcoded to data-driven

>>574174606
if you want to ensure your little modded feature will be available on the latest version, the only way is to do it yourself. if you have the ability to you really should, if you would have to make ai slop to do it then just have some patience. it's fun to code a little bit, and try and wrangle fabric into submission.

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>>574168085
the porn is joke

notch said on twitter that AI is bad

>>574117235
the notch apple exists to be epic, retard

>>574197382
pwned that n00b

>>574197269
It's funny because trannies in the comments are mad yet again but for no reason

>>574197887
>write one word and an acronym
>2100 seething angry replies
how does he do it?
https://x.com/notch/status/2076994141628547245

>>574198930
fucks sake why do i keep thinking "oh ok i'll just read some twitter replies for a bit it'll be fun", sobering experience. i will now be minimizing the next at least 30 twitter links i see.

>>574197269
And he is right.

>>574032142
That looks pretty comfy, do you decorate interiors?

>>574172829
For the enderman farm, the easiest way to deal with it is to have the floor of the killing chamber be moved by pistons so everything falls into the void. They usually produce so many ender pearls that hoppers can't keep up. But if you've got a slower farm that's already capturing the pearl using hoppers, then you can use the exact same system as for your stone smelter: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/B_SD1gtRBSk

>>574069292
You just have to practice mentally visualizing structures.

>>574117235
I remember back in an older version I did fight the Wither after using an egap and I did win kind of easily. But the Wither effect killed me afterwards. Very anticlimactic.

I've never defeated the Dragon or the Wither in a fair fight, I just cheese them

Steve is the only
ONLY
being in the entire existence of minecraft who can control the environment. At best other creatures can just destroy it. (endermen are too depressed to do anything more than one block per billion ticks)
Fighting anything without leveraging your most powerful asset is like getting out of a boat to punch a shark to death.

>>574214387
Okay but if you shoot a shark with a gun can you really say you defeated it?

>>574215025
Who's going to disagree? The shark?