An even better way to get rid of slimes is teleporting them all in the void, so they disappear immediately. You can use a repeating always active command block in the spawn chunks with the command /tp @e[type=slime] ~ -100 ~
@@buckethead60 Speaking of algorithms, it is TH-cam recommandation that brings me here and thanks to it I discover this guy and his insane flat world. There isn’t only hyped content that is favoured.
Watching some more of your content after first seeing the "Everything you can't get in superflat" is amazing me! I haven't seen that many people have the idea of actually playing Superflat. It's like a variant of Skyblock
I've been screaming this same sentiment into the void for so long! I'm so glad superflat is getting a bit of recognition lately :-) It's like skyblock but even cooler in that it's built into the game. No downloads required 😎
@@Mogswamp you inspired me to start my own superflat world and this video is such a godsend for getting rid of these pesky things. Been doing a lot of swears trying to get rid of them
One of the methods I use pre-cave update is _kinda_ cheaty, but Essentially in the superflat options I just added an extra 6 to the dirt levels, that way there was now 62 layers of dirt instead of just two, giving you nearly 20 blocks of space between y-level 40 and the surface. I use this method for pretty much all of the superflat worlds I've made and It works extremely well. The only real downside that I can think of is that you don't have as much space between the surface and the height limit, But I don't build super large structures so its never been a problem for me.
thanks! now I have an idea for a challenge... The Height Limit Flat World Challenge! You would spawn in the height limit, with 319 layers of dirt, so you can't build anything in the start, and you would have to dig down an area (now that I think about it, it would be a very good idea for a modpack)
@@losuthusxd886 you would need mods that can make other resources from dirt because dirt is literally the only block you would have access to. Because if the dirt layer is at the build limit then no other structures would spawn because there’s no room for them to spawn.
Hmmm, looking at all the torches makes me happy that the spawning rules have changed greatly. Mobs, most, need a light level of 0 now, which I'm so thankful for, as a builder, no longer needing to light up everything and have really nice mood lighting.
No hostile mobs spawn in mushroom boimes, so in superflat you are out of luck, but in normal you can have a super creepy build with no light at all if you wanted.
@@FelicityUwU I'm unsure of what you mean, but I talked about light-level changes and the updates to spawning rules, which allow for darker builds. So I don't get it?
@@KaneyoriHK Everything you said it true, but there is an exception to the light level rules. No hostile mobs will spawn at all in the mushroom biome, no matter the light levels. I know of it because Philza Minecraft has been using it to make a dark spooky build on the Origins smp server.
@@FelicityUwU Well, it's an old fact of minecraft, so I assume most people know about it, which is why I didn't mention it. Also, do not know who Philza is.
@@KaneyoriHK It was new to me, but I guess everything is because I'm newish to the game in general. Philza got some of his popularity when he died in a hardcore world after playing on it for five years, and even more when he joined the Dream smp. He streams on twitch, and I like watching him a lot.
for temperary building areas i made a wool farm and used the carpets in a specific way so no slimes can spawn, also place some torches and easily removable using a water bucket, if you place one carpet diagonally and leave 2 between each row, no slimes will spawn!
I recently started a super flat and i customized the world gen to put a moss carpet on the grass. Still have to deal with slimes, but at the start it helps a lot
Hey, Mog! So happy to see you’ve been so consistent with the uploads, bringing so much content! Can’t wait to see you reach 50k subs, man! Keep it going!!! I really do love your videos and yes man, you’re still the only youtuber I care to comment on the videos. Hugs! 🙏🏻
Been on the channel for a day seen you in every video guess i'm joining the community of people who like his insane amount of quality and creativity, have a great day.
The editing and attention to detail in making these videos is so impressive. I'm jealous of your work ethic and ability to keep going even though i'm sure it takes ages to make a video.
Two things (apart from thanks I needed this video): you can also remove the water with simple flying machines using slime. And what other uses do you have for slime?
For command blocks: Teleporting the slimes to the void might be a better idea than killing them, for you won't deal with its drops, death animation/sounds, or spawning smaller slimes when you kill a larger one.
Idk why I didnt realize it was the slime chunks causing it and just covering/pathing them would work. Thanks for the video! I'm trying out superflat bc of your channel.
The way I avoid slimes is just by setting "/gamerule doMobSpawning false"! Then there's no pesky entities spawning repeatedly in your world, but you don't need to set it to Peaceful, either. :] (This is for a creative world, obviously -- love all the ideas you shared about ways to do so in survival!)
honestly thank you so much. I am building an underwater city and had the entire thing built before I realized it was a slime chunk. I'll definitely be trying out the path block method
i believe the trench method should work if instead of slimes in the hole you put bucketed cods. they should be part of the mob category that won't despawn, you may have to take them in and out of the bucket.
water mobs and normal mobs and peaceful mobs all share different mobcaps unfortunately (or at least they used to i am not sure if that has changed recently)
Persistent mobs also don't count towards the mob cap so name tagging slimes won't work, but you could use shulkers, because they count toward the mob cap but don't despawn, it would take forever though.
Well, there's a method that I use myself for creative superflat. You can start a world with game rules already going in 1.18. All you have to do is disable mobSpawning, and volia. But it does prevent other mob spawns as well.
Seems like a simple solution that Mojang could implement would be to just raise up a superflat world so that the top layer is on y=41. You could still dig down 1 layer to get slimes to spawn, but otherwise you could play with mobs on and not just get constantly swarmed my slimes.
Been trying to figure out how to not get rekt on the server everytime i step outside my tower wip. That slimechunk method looks good, I've done a lot of pathblocks around my tower, but to do them more intentionally is cool
Your last tip was my first thought, but playing like a skyblock: collect all needed material (water, lava bucket, seeds, sapling) and build your island over the flatworld :D
Another option is to set up a permanent mobswitch using shulkers, but the downside is it'll stop all hostile mobs from spawning when it's loaded. For example if you put 70 shulkers under your base you'd have no more slimes.
The way I always get rid if them in a creative super flat is either using the command “/gamrule doMobSpawning false” (which also disables the natural spawning of all mobs including passive ones, which is convenient), or when making the superflat I select Snowy Kingdom instead of classic and change the biome to ocean to get rid of the snow. Works very well!
Hey just so you know there is a game rule that turns of mob spawning so they don't spawn in creative worlds. Then you don't need to deal with command block shenanigans. I think it's called do mob spawning or something
btw im pretty sure you can name a big slime then all slimes that break off from it will be named allowing you to fill the mobcap with just a few nametags
for me the best way to spawnproof the slimchunks is moss carpest, mobs can't span on these and you can barely even see them when blended in with grass.
This actually helped me with my regular survival world. I have been looking for slimes and even put the seed into a slime chunk finder but still couldn't find any slimes. I had no idea they only spawn below y40! LOL
I know you probably get this question a lot, but what version should I make a superflat world in to get access to the most blocks? With your decade of experience you're probably the best person to ask haha
If you start back in like 1.2 you can get petrified oak slabs. Along the upgrade path you can get broken villagers, God Armor, Rabbits, Squid, Axolotls. I'm probably missing a few things. I would check out this website for more info: mcdiscontinued.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page
Hear me out, Wandering Traders should sell Tadpole Buckets so one can get Frogs in a superflat world. The appetite of the Frogs will devour any small slime they come across, and a way to forcefully split slimes into their smallest forms will help greatly in eradicating Slimes in your superflat world.
You can also fill up the cap using zombie villagers who are made zombies not spawned as zombies, then the mob cap can be resolved just make it in your spawning chunks so it's always loaded
Maybe you can remove the water sources with frostwalker at night so they don't melt, and then destroy the dirt under the ice blocks so that when they melt during the day they don't turn back into water sources
I didn't take the time to read all of the comments so someone may have mentioned this already. But, a quick and easy way would be once you have found your slime chunks to build a two or three high block wall around the chunks to contain the mobs. Not a permanent solution but will get them out of your way while you are starting your base.
You can make a mobswitch in 1.18 as well, the method is different tho. uses either wardens, withers, shulkers or zombie villagers which have been traded with before infecting
The trench solution could still be viable for permanent bases if you trade with villagers for nametags to prevent them from despawning. Splitting the slime to their smallest state would also make it easier to handle them and help you fill the cap faster.
The Trench Method can still work with a few changes. If you name tag a slime it won’t despawn but every slime that splits from a big one when you kill it keep the name. So all you’d need to do is name tag 5 big slimes and fully reduce them into small slimes and you’d be past the mob cap and not have to worry about despawning. The only hard part would be getting the master librarian for the name tags, but I’m sure there’s some stupid hack or method that lets you do it in 10 minutes.
Hey great vid! Just wanted to let u know I think the slime sounds thing is a texture pack not a datapack so maybe changing that in the description so it's more clear
I've been using 2-high pillars of slime blocks with a one-block gap to keep slimes away from my house and out of the farms in my starter village. I plan on using the MiniHUD mod to highlight slime chunks and disable them properly later
Slimes need a 3x3 area to spawn, which means it's actually fairly easy to prevent them from spawning, by putting down a non-full block every 3 blocks in a grid.
Honestly I'd rather having to remove water later, than have to use shovels to make path blocks, plus water also stops other mobs so making things is easier during the night.
When I played superflat survival with some friends we pathed an enormous area with shovels to stop their spawning, and then a skeleton got in and was zooming around at insane speed because they do that (or at least used to) on path blocks
i would say the water method is the most realisic method and also if you are doing a super flat world then you might as well just increase the height of dirt up to 60 so that way you will not be bothered by slime at all but i think that most players will use the water method after that to increase the efficiency of mob farms since you need to cover the land with water so you can make sure all the mobs will spawn in a mob farm during the night
I think a better way of doing it, in creative, is the same as how you got rid of the drops. "/gamerule doMobSpawning false" (iirc, it is something like that). This disables it for every mob which naturally spawns. I am pretty sure you can still use spawn eggs or /summon
May I suggest instead making a Superflat world that generate the world above y=40? On java edition, you can customize the presets of the superflat world in game (Bedrock is a bit trickier). Just add some air layers between the bedrock and dirt. Like this: The "Classic Flat" preset looks like this: "minecraft:bedrock,2*minecraft:dirt,minecraft:grass_block;minecraft:plains". Change it to "minecraft:bedrock,120*minecraft:air,2*minecraft:dirt,minecraft:grass_block;minecraft:plains" This adds 120 levels of air blocks between the bedrock and the dirt, thus the world generates the top layer at Y=60. No more Slimes in the overworld. If you don't want the 120 block gap between the lowest dirt block and the bedrock, feel free to remove the "minecraft,bedrock," part.
you can also just build a hostile mob cap filler, it looks a lot better imo becuz u can just build it in the spawn chunks and not worry about ugly path/water everywhere
Another way to do it is just make a custom super flat world that is above Y level 40 to begin with. Though it may not be “natural” super flat. I feel like it’ll be close enough to normal super flat worlds to work anyways.
even small slimes can't spawn on 1x1's, the spawning for slimes first checks for space for a full sized slime and then decides the size randomly, so a single spawnable block here and there actually has zero chance to spawn any sized slime, not just a low chance.
*Method 4* When creating your world go into customization under super flat setting then presets and in the text box mess around with the block layers to change it so there are more layers. What i did is made it bedrock, 30 stone, 15 dirt, 1 grass block. That way once the world generates the default surface layer is above Y40 and no slimes spawn because slimes only spawn below Y40. Ta Da. *note if you still want to kill some slimes like if you need slimeballs or etc you still can just dig down below Y40 and dig out a big area and slimes should spawn in that area.
Cool new thing you can do with 1.19 is use moss carpet, it still looks like grass and with a texture pack that i got, i dont notice the difference, plenty of moss farms on youtube that are super easy
An even better way to get rid of slimes is teleporting them all in the void, so they disappear immediately. You can use a repeating always active command block in the spawn chunks with the command /tp @e[type=slime] ~ -100 ~
Boas with the goated comment as always. Thanks for letting me feature the datapack!
@@Mogswamp No problem! recourcepack*. This does give me an idea haha, making a datapack of this
@@fireskorpion396 In some cases, but sometimes you want everything except slimes
I def don't want to get rid of slimes since slimeballs, but that's pretty cool
@@KaneyoriHK its mainly for creative worlds
I like how this guy just likes super flat and knows its not the best topic for youtube but he doesn't care and stays deticated.pretty based.
Yeah I like that a lot. Good to see a youtuber who does what he wants instead of constantly doing things for the algorithm
@@buckethead60 Speaking of algorithms, it is TH-cam recommandation that brings me here and thanks to it I discover this guy and his insane flat world. There isn’t only hyped content that is favoured.
its also a unique topic tho, which can give you a lot of advantages over other more generic content creators
Watching some more of your content after first seeing the "Everything you can't get in superflat" is amazing me!
I haven't seen that many people have the idea of actually playing Superflat. It's like a variant of Skyblock
I've been screaming this same sentiment into the void for so long! I'm so glad superflat is getting a bit of recognition lately :-) It's like skyblock but even cooler in that it's built into the game. No downloads required 😎
@@Mogswamp you inspired me to start my own superflat world and this video is such a godsend for getting rid of these pesky things. Been doing a lot of swears trying to get rid of them
One of the methods I use pre-cave update is _kinda_ cheaty, but Essentially in the superflat options I just added an extra 6 to the dirt levels, that way there was now 62 layers of dirt instead of just two, giving you nearly 20 blocks of space between y-level 40 and the surface. I use this method for pretty much all of the superflat worlds I've made and It works extremely well. The only real downside that I can think of is that you don't have as much space between the surface and the height limit, But I don't build super large structures so its never been a problem for me.
Is this still possible to do? I would love to start a superflat, and I don't want to go on peaceful, but I just can't deal with the slimes...
@@HereIAm247 to my knowledge it should be, you'd just need to use a higher number- something like 12 instead of 6, maybe.
thanks! now I have an idea for a challenge...
The Height Limit Flat World Challenge!
You would spawn in the height limit, with 319 layers of dirt, so you can't build anything in the start, and you would have to dig down an area (now that I think about it, it would be a very good idea for a modpack)
@@steven.2602 Thank you! The golden number is 102, that puts you on level 41. I just created the world, and there are no slimes! :)
@@losuthusxd886 you would need mods that can make other resources from dirt because dirt is literally the only block you would have access to. Because if the dirt layer is at the build limit then no other structures would spawn because there’s no room for them to spawn.
Hmmm, looking at all the torches makes me happy that the spawning rules have changed greatly. Mobs, most, need a light level of 0 now, which I'm so thankful for, as a builder, no longer needing to light up everything and have really nice mood lighting.
No hostile mobs spawn in mushroom boimes, so in superflat you are out of luck, but in normal you can have a super creepy build with no light at all if you wanted.
@@FelicityUwU I'm unsure of what you mean, but I talked about light-level changes and the updates to spawning rules, which allow for darker builds. So I don't get it?
@@KaneyoriHK Everything you said it true, but there is an exception to the light level rules. No hostile mobs will spawn at all in the mushroom biome, no matter the light levels. I know of it because Philza Minecraft has been using it to make a dark spooky build on the Origins smp server.
@@FelicityUwU Well, it's an old fact of minecraft, so I assume most people know about it, which is why I didn't mention it. Also, do not know who Philza is.
@@KaneyoriHK It was new to me, but I guess everything is because I'm newish to the game in general. Philza got some of his popularity when he died in a hardcore world after playing on it for five years, and even more when he joined the Dream smp. He streams on twitch, and I like watching him a lot.
for temperary building areas i made a wool farm and used the carpets in a specific way so no slimes can spawn, also place some torches and easily removable using a water bucket, if you place one carpet diagonally and leave 2 between each row, no slimes will spawn!
I recently started a super flat and i customized the world gen to put a moss carpet on the grass. Still have to deal with slimes, but at the start it helps a lot
Cool new pfp mogswamp! Could i suggest that you fill in water around those edges in the map, it’s driving me crazy!
Haha I will definitely do this, just for you
@@Mogswamp or it could be a subscribe button
Yeah it’s really wierd when the map is on screen and you just see some green in the side, it’s super wierd/annoying
Hey, Mog!
So happy to see you’ve been so consistent with the uploads, bringing so much content!
Can’t wait to see you reach 50k subs, man! Keep it going!!! I really do love your videos and yes man, you’re still the only youtuber I care to comment on the videos.
Hugs! 🙏🏻
Fire video, you’re the most underrated Minecraft creator on all of TH-cam
I've stumbled upon your channel about a week ago. Now I'm just addicted to it :D
big up mogswamp
You can also just alter the world structure when creating the world to put the flat layer above 40 so they don’t spawn at all…
an aesthetic alternative to the path method if you have the time is double moss carpets cause they look like grass
Can't believe I forgot to put this in the video! Amazing idea
Ever since I found this channel, it's becoming more and more amazing, and endless things to talk about!
Absolutely insane video! It was so well done.
Thank you legend! Goated title
Been on the channel for a day seen you in every video guess i'm joining the community of people who like his insane amount of quality and creativity, have a great day.
The editing and attention to detail in making these videos is so impressive. I'm jealous of your work ethic and ability to keep going even though i'm sure it takes ages to make a video.
Two things (apart from thanks I needed this video): you can also remove the water with simple flying machines using slime. And what other uses do you have for slime?
For command blocks: Teleporting the slimes to the void might be a better idea than killing them, for you won't deal with its drops, death animation/sounds, or spawning smaller slimes when you kill a larger one.
Idk why I didnt realize it was the slime chunks causing it and just covering/pathing them would work. Thanks for the video! I'm trying out superflat bc of your channel.
The way I avoid slimes is just by setting "/gamerule doMobSpawning false"! Then there's no pesky entities spawning repeatedly in your world, but you don't need to set it to Peaceful, either. :] (This is for a creative world, obviously -- love all the ideas you shared about ways to do so in survival!)
Let's get this man to 100k. I'll definitely use this strategy on my own world. (:
1 year later we are working on 2 million
honestly thank you so much. I am building an underwater city and had the entire thing built before I realized it was a slime chunk. I'll definitely be trying out the path block method
You can create a world with 1 bedrock, 38 dirt blocks and a grass block on top to not encounter slimes at all :D
Yaay another video from my fav TH-camr keep going like this great content 😀❤️
I really like how this video is formatted. Another amazing and super informative video, Mog!
Woah! New channel picture, it looks cool
Appreciate that a lot! Change always makes me nervous, but the old one was probably copyright infringement of some sort :P
i believe the trench method should work if instead of slimes in the hole you put bucketed cods. they should be part of the mob category that won't despawn, you may have to take them in and out of the bucket.
water mobs and normal mobs and peaceful mobs all share different mobcaps unfortunately (or at least they used to i am not sure if that has changed recently)
@@kizerkX oh yeah you're right, they will not count towards the slime mob cap.
Persistent mobs also don't count towards the mob cap so name tagging slimes won't work, but you could use shulkers, because they count toward the mob cap but don't despawn, it would take forever though.
The detailing on the path block marketplace is so creative.
I literally love your content once my computer gets shipped back from being repaired I’m starting a super flat world
Yesss do it!
0:25 those red trees gonna be in the next flatword episode??
Actually I was just farming mushroom stem blocks for terraforming 😂
Im gonna be honest. This video is a life saviour rn for me
Well, there's a method that I use myself for creative superflat. You can start a world with game rules already going in 1.18. All you have to do is disable mobSpawning, and volia. But it does prevent other mob spawns as well.
Seems like a simple solution that Mojang could implement would be to just raise up a superflat world so that the top layer is on y=41. You could still dig down 1 layer to get slimes to spawn, but otherwise you could play with mobs on and not just get constantly swarmed my slimes.
The path thing is actually so good
CONGRATS! 🎊🎉 You’ve beaten the real final boss of superflats!
Been trying to figure out how to not get rekt on the server everytime i step outside my tower wip. That slimechunk method looks good, I've done a lot of pathblocks around my tower, but to do them more intentionally is cool
My favorite way to mute the slime noises is to do what I always do wich is listen to music or watch a video/movie
The old fashion way :-)
@@Mogswamp yup
@@Mogswamp that’s also what I’m doing right now
Your last tip was my first thought, but playing like a skyblock: collect all needed material (water, lava bucket, seeds, sapling) and build your island over the flatworld :D
Another option is to set up a permanent mobswitch using shulkers, but the downside is it'll stop all hostile mobs from spawning when it's loaded. For example if you put 70 shulkers under your base you'd have no more slimes.
The way I always get rid if them in a creative super flat is either using the command “/gamrule doMobSpawning false” (which also disables the natural spawning of all mobs including passive ones, which is convenient), or when making the superflat I select Snowy Kingdom instead of classic and change the biome to ocean to get rid of the snow. Works very well!
Hey just so you know there is a game rule that turns of mob spawning so they don't spawn in creative worlds. Then you don't need to deal with command block shenanigans. I think it's called do mob spawning or something
btw im pretty sure you can name a big slime then all slimes that break off from it will be named allowing you to fill the mobcap with just a few nametags
nametagged mobs no longer fill up the mob cap :(
@@squiddesauce9589 massive L
@ImJC1 to be fair, shulkers and zombie villagers (that you've traded with then zombified) also work
for me the best way to spawnproof the slimchunks is moss carpest, mobs can't span on these and you can barely even see them when blended in with grass.
I'm so suprised I got in the video thanks for the help for all of the people who need it :)
This actually helped me with my regular survival world. I have been looking for slimes and even put the seed into a slime chunk finder but still couldn't find any slimes. I had no idea they only spawn below y40! LOL
I know you probably get this question a lot, but what version should I make a superflat world in to get access to the most blocks? With your decade of experience you're probably the best person to ask haha
If you start back in like 1.2 you can get petrified oak slabs. Along the upgrade path you can get broken villagers, God Armor, Rabbits, Squid, Axolotls. I'm probably missing a few things. I would check out this website for more info:
mcdiscontinued.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page
@@Mogswamp tysm!
i tried starting a superflat world and this is exactly what i needed hah
Same bro I’ve never died to any other mob besides these mf’s
Hear me out, Wandering Traders should sell Tadpole Buckets so one can get Frogs in a superflat world. The appetite of the Frogs will devour any small slime they come across, and a way to forcefully split slimes into their smallest forms will help greatly in eradicating Slimes in your superflat world.
You can also fill up the cap using zombie villagers who are made zombies not spawned as zombies, then the mob cap can be resolved just make it in your spawning chunks so it's always loaded
You can also use name tags (I think you can get those by fishing)
Maybe you can remove the water sources with frostwalker at night so they don't melt, and then destroy the dirt under the ice blocks so that when they melt during the day they don't turn back into water sources
Can't Lie, I just turn down the passive mobs down on the vol. and that turns down the slab sounds. I use the paths to block spawns.
I didn't take the time to read all of the comments so someone may have mentioned this already. But, a quick and easy way would be once you have found your slime chunks to build a two or three high block wall around the chunks to contain the mobs. Not a permanent solution but will get them out of your way while you are starting your base.
You can make a mobswitch in 1.18 as well, the method is different tho. uses either wardens, withers, shulkers or zombie villagers which have been traded with before infecting
4:27 if you have xaero's minimap installed you can enable slime chunks on the map to make it way easier
I thought that literally every chunk in superflat was a slime chunk because of how infuriatingly common they are, thank you mogswamp
never knew about the slime chunk website thanks
WOAH IM USING THE PATH LOCK METHOD THANKS
I like how at 7:04 minutes in he talks that how one block isn't important and in the background theres a slime 😂
Lol I noticed that slime there
There's some great mob switch tutorials out there. That'll stop all hostile mobs however which might not be useful for everyone.
Ngl watching your videos makes me want to make a superflat world more and more
Do it you won't 🐔
@@Mogswamp i probably won't for a while at list, too immersed in a modpack and can't do many worlds at the same time
The trench solution could still be viable for permanent bases if you trade with villagers for nametags to prevent them from despawning. Splitting the slime to their smallest state would also make it easier to handle them and help you fill the cap faster.
Slimes can sit in boats
The Trench Method can still work with a few changes. If you name tag a slime it won’t despawn but every slime that splits from a big one when you kill it keep the name. So all you’d need to do is name tag 5 big slimes and fully reduce them into small slimes and you’d be past the mob cap and not have to worry about despawning. The only hard part would be getting the master librarian for the name tags, but I’m sure there’s some stupid hack or method that lets you do it in 10 minutes.
Dude, I'd like to hear the music that starts at 4:10.
Thank you for your content!
Hey great vid! Just wanted to let u know I think the slime sounds thing is a texture pack not a datapack so maybe changing that in the description so it's more clear
Done, thanks!
I've been using 2-high pillars of slime blocks with a one-block gap to keep slimes away from my house and out of the farms in my starter village. I plan on using the MiniHUD mod to highlight slime chunks and disable them properly later
love the hole path idea!
Slimes need a 3x3 area to spawn, which means it's actually fairly easy to prevent them from spawning, by putting down a non-full block every 3 blocks in a grid.
Me, who's already been collecting dirt to make a floating island base above y 40: ah yes this video is very important
Honestly I'd rather having to remove water later, than have to use shovels to make path blocks, plus water also stops other mobs so making things is easier during the night.
When I played superflat survival with some friends we pathed an enormous area with shovels to stop their spawning, and then a skeleton got in and was zooming around at insane speed because they do that (or at least used to) on path blocks
Oh I remember that bug! It was hilarious 😂
You should make a video on possible 1.19 Wild Update stuff that will come to supaflat!
just started a superflat world, thanks
You could replace path block method with farm this allows you to get crops early game while getting rid of slimes.
i would say the water method is the most realisic method and also if you are doing a super flat world then you might as well just increase the height of dirt up to 60 so that way you will not be bothered by slime at all but i think that most players will use the water method after that to increase the efficiency of mob farms since you need to cover the land with water so you can make sure all the mobs will spawn in a mob farm during the night
I think a better way of doing it, in creative, is the same as how you got rid of the drops. "/gamerule doMobSpawning false" (iirc, it is something like that). This disables it for every mob which naturally spawns. I am pretty sure you can still use spawn eggs or /summon
Slimes may be the bane of superflat survivals existance, but bats are the bane of a normal players existance
For late game worlds just build a mob switch the same way you would do it in normal survival
Oh man, this one really did help me out in slime proofing my cave base below y 0
That's so awesome to hear, glad it helped :-)
Mogswamp:
I hate slimes
Also Mogswamp:
Slime as avatar 👍
May I suggest instead making a Superflat world that generate the world above y=40? On java edition, you can customize the presets of the superflat world in game (Bedrock is a bit trickier). Just add some air layers between the bedrock and dirt. Like this:
The "Classic Flat" preset looks like this: "minecraft:bedrock,2*minecraft:dirt,minecraft:grass_block;minecraft:plains".
Change it to "minecraft:bedrock,120*minecraft:air,2*minecraft:dirt,minecraft:grass_block;minecraft:plains"
This adds 120 levels of air blocks between the bedrock and the dirt, thus the world generates the top layer at Y=60. No more Slimes in the overworld.
If you don't want the 120 block gap between the lowest dirt block and the bedrock, feel free to remove the "minecraft,bedrock," part.
Those patches sound like something a kid would ask why they exist and be explained that it was to stop an ancient plague of slimes
you can also just build a hostile mob cap filler, it looks a lot better imo becuz u can just build it in the spawn chunks and not worry about ugly path/water everywhere
new vid pog! :)
Another way to do it is just make a custom super flat world that is above Y level 40 to begin with. Though it may not be “natural” super flat. I feel like it’ll be close enough to normal super flat worlds to work anyways.
even small slimes can't spawn on 1x1's, the spawning for slimes first checks for space for a full sized slime and then decides the size randomly, so a single spawnable block here and there actually has zero chance to spawn any sized slime, not just a low chance.
*Method 4*
When creating your world go into customization under super flat setting then presets and in the text box mess around with the block layers to change it so there are more layers. What i did is made it bedrock, 30 stone, 15 dirt, 1 grass block. That way once the world generates the default surface layer is above Y40 and no slimes spawn because slimes only spawn below Y40. Ta Da. *note if you still want to kill some slimes like if you need slimeballs or etc you still can just dig down below Y40 and dig out a big area and slimes should spawn in that area.
You can also use minihud and it shows slime chunks in game
Almost first but lets not try to be first and start watching this amazing content!
Cool new thing you can do with 1.19 is use moss carpet, it still looks like grass and with a texture pack that i got, i dont notice the difference, plenty of moss farms on youtube that are super easy
you can also do F3 + D to clear chat messages from before!
Actually the trench method is the best. Mobs that are in the spawn chunks can never despawn because the spawn chunks are always loaded
alternative if you use subtitles/don't have care about hostiles disable hostile mob sounds which also stops the other mob sounds if you make a mobfarm
thisss is so inspiring 😊💝
MogSwamp- 1:40 Slime mute pack
Me- Goes to settings,Tuns off sounds
Create a Mushroom Field biome superflat world. No slimes will ever spawn, since only Mooshrooms spawn in this particular biome.
This is so much better than my methods wth
Him: Do you want to get rid of slimes?
Me : no
Bad joke
Awesome video!!
Please make a superflat survival guide on bedrock edition