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bro review your english

Sounds like it got unloaded while running, did you not have a chunkloader?

@@EmdyMC nope, didn't know a chunkloader was needed

Make sure the zombies are centred in their cells, keeping them in minecarts is the easiest way to do that.

@@EmdyMC Would you have a specific technique of how i could get the zombies out of the cells without them dying? (putting a corner rail on the glass corner did sadly not work Got something

@Philipp-xl1mn I didn't this just recently, all you really have to do is run the minecart straight into them. Make sure they're encased, remove the piston and just send a cart colliding into it and it gets picked up.

@@EmdyMC Put all the zombies in mincarts abd at the start, for about a minute all cells spawned golems, but now only when previously spawned iron golems die, new ones spawn, sometimes more spawn, but not more than 5-6 golems live at the same time

@Philipp-xl1mn how far below the farm is the platform?

That will be coming soon, pistons slime and honey are a couple videos down the line but they are planned. We're working our way through the components right now

Oooh, haven't seen those, will definitely check it out and link them!

​@@EmdyMC Brilliant, cheers!

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Of course, golems don't despawn

@@EmdyMC Awesome, Ty for helping

Yeah the music is pretty much a last minute addition, I'll probably ditch it entirely for future vids unless it sounds too empty or I get a good source for audio tracks

@@ideiass5046 The schematic is intentionally excluded. You have to modify the build to fit your render distance which is best done in the world download. The world download also provides important reference information and you can easily take a schematic from it yourself.

@@FsFs3mk-u9n who?

@@EmdyMC FsFs3mk

Lmao. Maybe at 100k (so never)

Minecraft bedrock redstone is such a weird buggy mess that I never want to touch it, sorry. Even if you're on a phone you can emulate Java edition with programs like pojav and I guarantee you it's a better experience.

​@@EmdyMCas a bedrock redstoner I second this. Although I still do like playing bedrock Redstone because it's still a different experience.

Glad you enjoyed it!

It honestly took me a minute to understand what you wrote here lol. But essentially what you've said is weak power is the one where the block at that position gets activated whereas strong power can spread through a conductive block. Now I think you can understand why I'm not so keen on using that terminology. You'll find powering and activating are perfectly fine to describe any future redstone interaction as well

@@EmdyMC NGL I was a bit confused as well when writing it simple enough is strong spread weak is one block, I should use commas more it will help clear this miss xd

@@EmdyMC Personally I'm a big fan of the activate vs. power terminology. This is how the game is coded and makes it easier to understand when you learn the actual terminology: power source vs. mechanism components. I don't even like the term "transmission components" that the wiki uses to refer to blocks that can serve as power sources if powered themselves (meaning just redstone dust, repeaters and comparators) and prefer to see them as mechanism components who's active behavior is becoming a power source.

For example, in the video we saw three behaviors that would normally be described as "weak powering" vs. "strong powering": 1) If you place [Redstone Block] [Conductive Block] [Redstone Lamp], the Lamp doesn't turn on, even though the conductive block should be "powered" and acting as a Redstone Block. 2) If you place [Redstone Block] [Redstone Dust] [Conductive Block] [Redstone Lamp], the lamp **does** turn on. Now the conductive block **does** act as a Redstone Block. 3) The Redstone Torch activates adjacent components, but if you put Conductive Blocks around it, only the one on top of it will be able to activate adjacent components. I prefer simply saying that "Redstone Dust powers Conductive Blocks, but Redstone Blocks don't". Or saying that "The Torch powers Conductive Blocks on top of it, but not adjacent to it", as Emdy did say in this video. It's much better because it forces you to keep in mind that this difference only applies to Conductive Blocks, rather than having to jump from "weak power" to its actual meaning. It just cuts the middleman.

@@piface3016 but then observers can do both in piston dropper/dispenser lines it can activate more than one component keep in mind that pistons and dispensers are not usually a conductive block and to make an observer power one block you need to add a conductive block between the observer and the redstone component to avoid 2/3 activations at once

Thanks!

Resource Pack Options or ResPackOps on modrinth, see the mod list doc