As a woman who is constantly losing things in my cluttered purse it actually feels realistic that you start losing track of the bundle’s contents after 12 different items.
I brought my backpack home that I leave at work and emptied it and found sooo much stuff I thought I’d lost and forgotten I even had 😆. The struggles are real!
The real advantage of bundles is, you can get them in the early game when you are exploring and trying to collect 1-2 each of a bunch of renewable things (saplings, sugar cane, bamboo, cocoa beans, cactus, ...) so you can take them back home and grow them later. At that stage in the game, you don't have access to shulker boxes. In practice, this means you don't have to run back to your base a quarter of the way through your exploration trip because you're out of inventory space. Not that they don't have some uses late game. They do, and I particularly like the utility belt concept. But in the early game, the impact is much greater, because instead of just saving you getting a shulker box out of your ender chest, it's going to actually save you trips, when you don't have elytra or a nether hub yet.
That's what I've been thinking the whole time too. I can't count how many times my inventory fills up early game because I just need a little bit of everything. Later game it will definitely help with trial chambers because you get so many random items in there. Other things too, but those are the top 2 options imo.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Bundles are great for early game. And for players like me, who don't want to go into the End Dimension. I love exploring the overworld.
Bundles can be put in Shulker Boxes, so they're still really useful even late game. Any time you're getting a bunch of items in small quantities, they're phenomenal. I just went to a pale garden for the first time, and it was great using bundles to clear out the random arrows, gunpowder, etc from mobs that spawned while keeping my main inventory clear for pale logs, leaves etc. Even with shulker boxes, bundles are useful because I was able to cram a double-chest worth of inventory slots into two bundles, within a single shulker box, because they work in different ways. You could replace an entire shulker box full of 1-5 item stacks, with a single bundle that takes a single inventory space in the shulker box. I hope I explained that well, I'm tired typing this in bed lol. But yeah bundles are still great even in late game.
The best part of bundles late game is they can go IN your shulker box. So when your wood box is full because you’ve crafted so many bits and bobs 4 of the slots are like 3 stairs and two trapdoors of 3 kinds of wood… you can just put all the odds and ends in the bundle and keep it in the wood shulker!
It is good to use a trapped chest for any input chest. While open, it will lock the hopper and it won’t drain till you close the chest. Great for not loosing stuff by accident.
I was 100% one of those people that didn't see the point of bundles when they were first announced. Then I saw how you used them in Empires and SOS and started doing similar - I had basically a caving kit with a crafting table and a couple furnaces and extra sticks to make torches with the coal I found and such and it was a surprisingly good way to keep track of where the important stuff was vs the clutter in the inventory that just comes with caving and resource gathering.
Honestly the way you have to unpack bundles to look further in is a really immersive feature because irl if you have a full bag and wanna get something from the bottom ur gonna have to dig around and pull stuff out
Nice job explaining this! I've really found Bundles useful, but I have seen so many people just dismiss them immediately saying they are useless and don't store enough. This does a great job showing their utility and function and making it easy to see why they are so useful
I like to keep workstations in a shulker box in my inventory just so theyre easily accessible for using them, building or decorating. Keeping a few of each in a bundle will be so much better than having to place the shulker and break it each time i need to get one out. Love these small QOL additions.
12:48 PIXL!!! Trapped Chest on the input!!!! I had this issue many times before, the trapped chest locks the hoppers so you have a chance to correct misclicks before stuff gets sorted :)
I totally agree, especially the part where you can store utility blocks(crafting table, furnace, etc.) Like these essentials takes up atleast 3 spaces in your inventory, just storing these items makes more room for more loot and goods. Though I wish they reconsider making Potions, Music Discs, and other treasure items be stackable to I guess 8 or 16
A while back, when they were looking into rebalancing combat, potions in that experimental snapshot were stackable to 16. That’d be a nice change, although the change I REALLY want from that snapshot was snowballs stacking to 64 😅
I think all Item has to be stackable to 64, only the tools and fighting equipment should stay with the respective option. I would also like to see a belt for this, so that you can take several tools with you without them taking up an inventory slot. The belt could be limited to 5 tools and be selectable via the inventory slot.
Nah honestly they need to make potions stackable to 64. I really don’t see the reason why any item in the game has to stack to only 16, they should just get rid of that system
I agree and came to say the same about later-game usage. I have a feather, ink and book (to be able to make an impromptu note to server mates), 2 xp bottles, a nametag and anvil in case I want to name something, a grindstone and stonecutter, and a few crafting tables and end chests. Being able to access all of these without having to place an end chest, get a shulker, place it, grab a thing, and reverse - much more convenient than I'd expected.
I think the fire resistance box also needs a cauldron and a water bucket so you can fill the bottles in the nether, you could even have an extra bundle for the cauldron an extra ingridients like gunpowder or redstone, or more bottles. Very good idea sticking a bundle inside of shulkers to optimize space usage
I was thinking about the potion use and I don't think it really holds up. If we ignore the water need, each bundle represents 5 slots condensed, so say we have 5 slots used by 5 bundles that represents 150 brewable potions. If, by contrast, we use those same 5 slots to hold 64 of each ingredient over 3 slots and one slot each for brew stand and blaze rods we store 192 brewable potions in the same 5 slots without bundles. This is only a criticism of the long term storage aspect and only holds if you're looking at storing more than one bundle of the same type of potion I guess, either for portability of potions or a shulker of many kinds of potential potions it's a viable use. #nobodyasked lol
A water bucket wouldn't work bc they're not stackable but you could have a water bucket generally in your inventory of course. Prowl8413 experimented with a lot of that on a live stream and there was some talk about using an iceblock but that wouldn't work in the nether. There's a way to use a wet sponge in a furnace to get a water bucket but it was decided that was too clunky to make sense for the bundle.
I've been using bundles for quite some time now with a datapack. Just want to share my Utility Belt setup: 8 Crafting Table, 8 Enderchests (more than 1 so you can leave one behind if needed), 1 Stick (for Litematica), 3 empty Buckets, 2 Stonecutter, 2 Anvils (mainly for renaming) and 2 Furnaces. And sometimes a couple Enderpearls.
@@waveclaw true but I usually don't need 48 water buckets on the fly. And if I do I have enough ice and iron in my enderchest. I have the empty buckets in my bundle for quick access to move a bit of water or lava around or before 1.21 I used them for quickly milking a cow and get rid of bad omen
The on the go brewing kit is a game changer!! I like to bring a ton of night vision potions with me when exploring the deep dark. Instead of bringing a ton of already brewed potions (which take up a lot of inventory space), I can now greatly increase how long I can explore since I can now bring a kit that can brew me up to 30 potions!! Love the idea of fire resistance as well (great when exploring/working in the nether). Thanks for the idea!! Your videos are always so helpful and full of great ideas!!
If your inventory is really full and you need to pick something from the bottom of your bundle, having a 2nd bundle, that you keep almost empty, allows you to move items from one bundle to the other, until the desired item shows up in the UI. This way you never need more than one extra inventory slot to reach anything inside a bundle.
As much as it is a "nerf" or "downside" to have to dig through a bundle with more than 12 items to get to something on a lower row, I kind of like it for the 'realism' aspect. If you've shoved a backpack full of a bunch of different things, you can only jostle things around so much and still reach the bottom. At some point you will have to pull something out just to make room to see down there and fit your hand in!
@@dustymcwari4468 Glass is fragile; having full bottles of potion loose in an unsecured bag is a recipe for broken glass, a soaked bag, and a dripping trail of fire-resistant grass behind you XD I do wish potions had some stackability, but that's a Potion nerf, not a Bundle nerf
@@Van-dq4sw the glass used for bottles isn't nearly as fragile as u make it out to be xd And only bottles that shatter in minecraft are the ones for splash and lingering potions, and are designed to burst, not the normal ones
@dustymcwari4468 I suppose; my experience with glass has mostly been sweeping up when something broke, so I guess it just stuck in my mind. Still a fun angle to consider - wonder if they'd make it so only the shatterable bottles don't stack, if that's their reason? (All just theory, we don't know why Mojang decided they prefer unstacked potions)
Congrats on finally getting to talk about bundles in the Survival Guide! :D I love how versatile they are, hilariously my current world has the vanilla tweaks leather recipe which is far more expensive, but I look forward to being able to update it once all the little datapacks/optifine/etc are ready to go!
similar to the potion bundle kits, you could have an enchanting bundle kit with an enchanter, 15 bookshelves, anvil, grindstone, and even some blocks of lapis. So many possibilities, so cool.
A smile broke out on my face as you cleaned up that cluttered inventory of small stacks with a bundle, my brain is so happy. The organization ideas only got better and better *chefs kiss*
wow. i can not believe we are already 100 episodes into SEASON 3 😭 I remember when it was halfway through season 1 and watching every single episode multiple times each!! thank you so much pixlriffs, this is such a great and nostalgia-full series
The best part of these things for me as a 'weekend larry', is that I can carry all of those odd blocks of granite, diorite and seeds etc, while I'm out searching for a new base location, rather than dumping everything for the more usefull items.
Got to play with these a little last night and have been enjoying them so much, but definitely need to spend a LOT of time getting familiar with them and finding all the tricks and tips. Looking forward to seeing what the technical community can find to do with them as well...
Redstone bundle in a Redstone Shulker box is a great storage solution! Now you can accidentally leave even more stuff where you forgot. Honestly, just having a bundle for crafting stations is a major quality of life improvement. A brewing kit for aquatic related or fire resist is just super handy for when you need them. (Literally the heat of the moment when in the nether.)
An interesting thing about Bundles is also that they are actually quite good for items that only become unstackable because they have data attached to them, like Maps. This becomes quite good in modded play as well, because mods love to attach data to items without enforcing that they become unstackable
I like the Color and the potential of these Bundles and the different colors to help you with what to put in. (Nice fitting with the Batman color Bundle by the way wish there is The Joker color as well but oh well)
I absolutely love bundles, they are so so good for anyone with an exploration playstyle and hoarder tendencies, especially in the early game I can just go get 5 of every flower and the 2-tall ones and then boom, they’re all in one slot tucked in the corner. Treasure hunting? Archeology? Ancient cities? Muah, chefs kiss for stashing all that good loot you keep getting 1-3 of and valueable ones from diamonds, echo/disc shards, pottery sherds, stained glass, armor trims, all things that would feel like a waste of a shulkerbox even in the late game if you’re too lazy to make a shucker farm, or go out end busting all the time. I love bundles, they’re so good
Even late game, bundles are nice. Been using the datapack, a bundle for my workstations n another for misc loot. Excited for the more convenient changes 😊
I did a nearly identical bundle set-up in my inventory before seeing this video - even dyed the Utility Belt bundle black too. The one difference is that when the tidying bundle is empty, I put it in the Utility Belt bundle.
Ideas for the other Shulker Boxes: Yellow(Lights) - colored candles Lime(Plants) - different saplings and flowers Green(Records) - unknown Cyan(Tools) - smithing table, armor trims, netherite ingots, bottles of enchanting(maybe even an enchant setup and lapis) Light Blue(Dyes) - raw ingredients(to get 1 of every color you need: 1 part cocoa beans, 1 part sunflower, 2 parts ink sac/wither rose, 3 parts cactus(might want to smelt beforehand), 4 parts lapis/cornflower, 2 parts rose bush, and 2 parts bone) Blue(Oceanography) - ingredients for water breathing potions Purple(Nether Portals) - unknown Magenta(Village) - singular workstations Pink(Food) - singular food items, like Notch Apples White(Beacons) - nether stars, sacrificial ore Light Grey(Utility) - coal and sticks, spare compasses Grey(Fireworks) - paper and gunpowder Black(Transport) - unknown Brown(Landscaping) - small amounts of grass, podzol, and mycelium to spread, as well as some nylium
I'm playing on Bedrock edition and I gotta say, bundles are absolutely a game changer even if you don't have access to the scroll wheel to select items. Bundles are spectacular for clearing up your inventory of just random one-off items. For example, I just went to a pale garden for the first time. I encountered a few mobs, so I ended up with like 4 arrows, 12 rotten flesh, 1 dirt block, 1 grass block, 3 wheat seeds, 2 flint, along with the stuff I was looking for like pale wood and leaves, pale moss etc. I brought several bundles with me (held in a single bundle until I needed them) and it was great, just cramming stuff in there then sorting it out later. When I got back home, I just dumped all the bundles into a double chest to sort out the stuff I wanted, since I don't have everything in my auto-sorter. I like to have a bundle with several more bundles within it, so I can pull one out when I need to consolidate inventory space. Of course this is situational, like when I'm strip mining it makes more sense to use shulker boxes because I'm getting tons of bulk blocks. But especially when you're out adventuring, bundles are incredible even with a more restrictive control scheme like on Switch Bedrock edition.
Ender chests going in bundles makes them so much better! Same with naming and coloring them. Im even going to put all my eggs in the same bundle just to live on the edge
You can keep and mini automatic smelting set up all in one bundle and that’s been my go-to bundle, 6 hoppers, 2 of each furnace, 4-6 chests, crafting table, stone cutter, smithing table, composter, and you’ll still have leftovers for emergency iron/coal, emeralds for traders or anything you may just want on hand that isn’t non-stackable. I love going to stony peaks to mine iron by the stack of blocks and the auto smelter skips the step of smelting it at base and it lets me carry spur of the moment calcite or wood or whatever.
Ive been using a mule in my world as a base and bundles really changed the game for me. Having all my crafting stations in a bundle gives me so much space.
I like having the bundles as a junk slot in shulker boxes, but I think it serves an even better purpose compressing in an oranized fashion. The sapling bundle, the nether plant bundle, the crop bundle, the armor trim bundles etc. The workstation bundle. I don't usually run out of shulker space, but it makes it easier to have a wide easily accessible selection relevant to each box, instead of having it in a second shulker. I'd like it if it would fit multiple non-stackables. Like being able to fit an armor setup in a bundle, or a set of tools. So 4 armors/tools or more would be a really good utility for it.
OMG where was this when I started playing?? This will be a real game changer for early game!!! It's going to really improve my random exploration forays too!!!
I adore bundles. I love to collect all sorts of random things on my adventures and modded bundles have saved me so much headache. Theyre also great for carrying little bunches of things like leads or empty buckets that i may need but dont want to dedicate a whole inventory slot to. Now i just need a tool belt to manage my tools and my inventory issues will be like 95% solved haha.
Bundles!! I used them a lot with the experimental versions, and it was so good! I’m still getting used to the new controls, but it’s so good to finally have them!!!!
I've been playing with bundles this week and its really useful as a ender chest crafting table stone cutter carryer. I also have one in the ender chest to plant anything on the go!
You can have different go -bag- bundles for different activities. _Mining go bundle_ would have sticks, diamonds (iron ingots if you are low on diamonds) and a crafting table. You could even throw in an enchanting table with bookcases to throw on some quick enchants on your stuff. _Torch go bundle_ 1 dirt, 1 furnace, 1-5 saplings, and the rest bonemeal. Yes it is torches with extra steps but having the ability to grow trees has MANY other uses than just making torches. Besides if you are digging in the Deepslate level finding coal is hard or even impossible. Then again you could take it with you in the end. Having backup wood for building is useful.
I tend to have one bundle for random odds and ends like the three sticks and a torch I always end up with. Then I have one for stuff where you need one on you at all times like a stone cutter, crafting table, and an ender chest. THEN i have one for the project spesific odds and ends like if I'm exploring a spesific biome and I want say 4 saplings and a moss block for later use. :P Love me a bundle!
I really loved that during Minecraft Live they mentioned that on the average a bundle would free up about 9 (or was it 7 or 8) inventory slots based on screen caps of players who played online. It helps build a case for something else I would like them to add to Minecraft. A Tool Belt that would hold each tool and condense it down to an inventory slot. I for one hate how much real estate my Pick axe, Axe, shovel, shears, hoe, sword, Trident, Bow, and Mace take up. If there could be something like a bundle that would only hold these items, I think it would be helpful. They could even add it as a small drop with an extra End Biome or Structure so it would be late game.
For auto sorting systems 12:37 (and possibly minigames), i think it would be great if dispensers emptied one row of a bundles contents when triggered (like the player right-clicking with a bundle in their hand 9:59 ) instead of just dropping a full bundle on the ground! PS. if that were the case people could make bundle unloader similar to a Shulker unloader!
i was using them in the experimental toggle on a new world, they are fantastic for early game, i havent tried late game with them yet but you point out really good ideas :)
Glad for the video on a new play thru with some friends unfortunately on bedrock but iv been walking thousands of blocks with a full inventory still looking for the perfect spot to settle down
I think a big use of bundles would be for organics. One bundle could hold a few of each sapling, tall flowers, and a few dirt/nylium blocks. Then with bonemeal, you could quickly grow small batches of any wood or flowers. Also, having a bundle for dyes would be useful with just a few of each primary...one bundle could get you a little bit of any color dye quickly, And like the shulker preview and inventory mods, we will have client-side mods to make the easy-access panel for the bundle configurable to larger sizes.
The "just get shulker boxes" argument has never made sense to me. As someone who doesn't rush through the progression of Minecraft, I think bundles will be perfect for players either still in the early game or not wanting to immediately get shulkers and elytra.
Because they don't get Shulkers are great for mobile bulk storage, But bundles are intended more as an inventory management tool.. even if you have shulker boxes, bundles can help manage the boxes inventory.. 😄
I would watch these video's here and there when it was something I was interested in before hand, but since talking about it on the Imp and Skizz podcast, which I dont think I would have seen that episode without the plug to it on HC Recap, Ive been loving the survival guid series. AND I think bundles are actualy decent, not what anyone was asking for when we have been asking for inventory managment for years and years, many ive seen asking for backpacks, ect. BUT, it does the early game really well, and for compact storage of small quantities of items it works well.
i would actually carry an anvil with me, along with a few banners, because i LOVE using maps and named banners to orient myself while exploring, i find it more charming than saving coordinates !!
I didn't really had a problem with inventory management when I took every item with me back home with four shulker boxes as storage, but now I will take bundles inside my shulker boxes and can loot even more >:D
I'm a huge fan myself of the way that it's implemented with a limited view as it is. And while I've seen this previously given as an excuse, it seems well implemented. i.e. It seemed to be always intended as a limited "bag" - and while ease of use wise it'd be nicer if it was a "random access shelf", it makes sense that you can't have such a shelf other than your personal inventory/things you place down (such as a shulker)... the mere concept of it being a bag naturally suggests that it obscures the bottom things as you put more in, and while it may be motivated mostly as a compromise for the GUI standardisation, I think ultimately it is a more "based" game mechanic than a bag where you can magically see everything despite you putting 5 crafting tables in on top of a set of keys and that ticket for the train that you now cannot find when the inspector asks for your ticket, so you have to end up putting all your embarrassing purchases on the train table while everyone tuts around you in the carriage... :) I'm not saying this often happens to me IRL, but i'm not _not_ saying that.
I think it would make a great tool for a multi-player trade system. You have rule that only bundled items can be traded, and there must be more than one item per bundle. You set your price for the bundle and people leave their payment and acquire their bundle.
I really like the bundle, i used the bundle when going through a trailed ruins. The bundle is best used when going through trailed ruins i believe since I don’t have shulker boxes yet
A good while back I asked my students to make a Minecraft village disaster proof (earthquakes, tsunamis etc) or at least safer. One idea I had was using the bundle in lieu of a first aid kit that you can carry with you (come to think of it... nobody thought of using shulker boxes!) Yeah... we couldn't do that, since bundles weren't implemented yet...
Stew of rabbit and regeneration mistery stew can be more useful now. 16 stew rabbits in a slot or 21 regeneration mistery stew in a slot. It can work with coockies too using 14 blocks of wheat and 50 cacao you can craft 9 breads and 400 coockies all in 1 slot. The same apply to coal , wood and iron when you are mining or save minerals in few slots when they are blocks.
So I mentioned this in a previous video where you were covering bundles, but I was using the experimental bundles from 1.21, for a major mushroom island map that I'm sharing between me and my fiancé. and by huge I mean 1092 maps huge, (I think it was a 26x42 area? so the 26 rows was in alphabet, and the other rows is in numbers so if I wanted to say we were locating our spawn area in the direct center 4 of the maps, they would be around L-M 22-23, while M23 had the set world spawn) and let me tell you, putting 64 maps in order, in each bundle (almost 18) into a shulker and stored away in an ender chest, saved so much room! I was prepping the map so that when I finished 100 days of survival, I send the file to him, and he could last another 100 days building off what I did, ect ect. but the maps I stored were just a backup incase the main map room had an issue. Fiancé insists on playing in any difficulty that isn't peaceful, and my heart has issues playing in anything but peaceful, so mushroom island was the compromised... still had to deal with cave spider spawners.... but much more manageable than full on constantly having a panic attack around every corner. But outside of the maps, I feel bundles still take up more room than what I would use them for. For anyone curious, the maps covers every known area that has the mushroom fields biome on it, it has other biomes on the edges as well, but the majority is the main island, and we're working on a cyber punk and steam punk build for it, what we somewhat agreed on and still working on ideas for, is the upper layers is cyberpunk, the sewer layers and below is steam punk, maybe further down might be old catacombs and older civilization builds, like our modern day, then under that medieval, etc etc. I think he wants to turn the nether hub into the steam punk build attached to the cyberpunk build, but I felt that using the mushroom fields as like an apocalyptic wasteland that the fungus is "hazardous" and overgrowing and is what forced civilization to continue to build upwards, and al whole story to it or something, we're still working on the details of it. but if anyone else would like the inspiration, have at it. ^_^
Minecraft bedrock is such a weird experience. It was easy till the dragon fight where all of the sudden it became impossible cause of the enderman haha. What a very quick hardcore world
You could make a bundle for the turtle master potion by putting in one crafting table and turtle scute (which stacks to 64) !! It wouldn't be as efficient and I don't really know who needs that many turtle master potions but it would still save space ! For anyone curious the bundle would be 1 brewing stand, 1 blaze rod, 6 nether wart, 18 glass bottles, 35 turtle scute, and 1 crafting table if I did the math correctly.
The 12 slot GUI problem has an easy solution. They could just make it so that you can scroll to the 12th slot, right click on it an the rest of the bundle is shown instead. And they can put a similar numbered slot at the top left to go back to the first page.
One thing I haven’t seen is how someone could select items farther into the bundle when using a mouse that doesn’t have a scroll wheel (or the scroll wheel is broken). Turns out there’s a “bug” report (feature request) about this posted last month: MC-276968. On the other hand I don’t think we had this feature when bundles were still experimental either, so I guess nothing has changed in that respect.
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As a woman who is constantly losing things in my cluttered purse it actually feels realistic that you start losing track of the bundle’s contents after 12 different items.
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This! I actually kind of love the realism of having to take items out to even see the items at the bottom of the bag.
I brought my backpack home that I leave at work and emptied it and found sooo much stuff I thought I’d lost and forgotten I even had 😆. The struggles are real!
This metaphor is so real ty
LMAO 😂
The real advantage of bundles is, you can get them in the early game when you are exploring and trying to collect 1-2 each of a bunch of renewable things (saplings, sugar cane, bamboo, cocoa beans, cactus, ...) so you can take them back home and grow them later. At that stage in the game, you don't have access to shulker boxes. In practice, this means you don't have to run back to your base a quarter of the way through your exploration trip because you're out of inventory space.
Not that they don't have some uses late game. They do, and I particularly like the utility belt concept. But in the early game, the impact is much greater, because instead of just saving you getting a shulker box out of your ender chest, it's going to actually save you trips, when you don't have elytra or a nether hub yet.
That's what I've been thinking the whole time too. I can't count how many times my inventory fills up early game because I just need a little bit of everything.
Later game it will definitely help with trial chambers because you get so many random items in there. Other things too, but those are the top 2 options imo.
One thing you can do is bring bundle supplies with you i a bundle to make more bundles if you need it. Early game bundles are a game changer.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Bundles are great for early game. And for players like me, who don't want to go into the End Dimension. I love exploring the overworld.
That's why they made rabbit hide useless again, fck rabbits we have bundles
Bundles can be put in Shulker Boxes, so they're still really useful even late game. Any time you're getting a bunch of items in small quantities, they're phenomenal. I just went to a pale garden for the first time, and it was great using bundles to clear out the random arrows, gunpowder, etc from mobs that spawned while keeping my main inventory clear for pale logs, leaves etc. Even with shulker boxes, bundles are useful because I was able to cram a double-chest worth of inventory slots into two bundles, within a single shulker box, because they work in different ways. You could replace an entire shulker box full of 1-5 item stacks, with a single bundle that takes a single inventory space in the shulker box.
I hope I explained that well, I'm tired typing this in bed lol. But yeah bundles are still great even in late game.
The best part of bundles late game is they can go IN your shulker box.
So when your wood box is full because you’ve crafted so many bits and bobs 4 of the slots are like 3 stairs and two trapdoors of 3 kinds of wood… you can just put all the odds and ends in the bundle and keep it in the wood shulker!
It is good to use a trapped chest for any input chest. While open, it will lock the hopper and it won’t drain till you close the chest. Great for not loosing stuff by accident.
I was 100% one of those people that didn't see the point of bundles when they were first announced. Then I saw how you used them in Empires and SOS and started doing similar - I had basically a caving kit with a crafting table and a couple furnaces and extra sticks to make torches with the coal I found and such and it was a surprisingly good way to keep track of where the important stuff was vs the clutter in the inventory that just comes with caving and resource gathering.
Honestly the way you have to unpack bundles to look further in is a really immersive feature because irl if you have a full bag and wanna get something from the bottom ur gonna have to dig around and pull stuff out
Nice job explaining this! I've really found Bundles useful, but I have seen so many people just dismiss them immediately saying they are useless and don't store enough. This does a great job showing their utility and function and making it easy to see why they are so useful
I like to keep workstations in a shulker box in my inventory just so theyre easily accessible for using them, building or decorating. Keeping a few of each in a bundle will be so much better than having to place the shulker and break it each time i need to get one out. Love these small QOL additions.
12:48 PIXL!!! Trapped Chest on the input!!!!
I had this issue many times before, the trapped chest locks the hoppers so you have a chance to correct misclicks before stuff gets sorted :)
I totally agree, especially the part where you can store utility blocks(crafting table, furnace, etc.) Like these essentials takes up atleast 3 spaces in your inventory, just storing these items makes more room for more loot and goods.
Though I wish they reconsider making Potions, Music Discs, and other treasure items be stackable to I guess 8 or 16
A while back, when they were looking into rebalancing combat, potions in that experimental snapshot were stackable to 16. That’d be a nice change, although the change I REALLY want from that snapshot was snowballs stacking to 64 😅
@@PixlriffsI was thinking about this yesterday and if Wind charges can stack to 64 I don’t see much reason why Snowballs (or even eggs) can’t either
I think all Item has to be stackable to 64, only the tools and fighting equipment should stay with the respective option. I would also like to see a belt for this, so that you can take several tools with you without them taking up an inventory slot.
The belt could be limited to 5 tools and be selectable via the inventory slot.
Nah honestly they need to make potions stackable to 64. I really don’t see the reason why any item in the game has to stack to only 16, they should just get rid of that system
I agree and came to say the same about later-game usage. I have a feather, ink and book (to be able to make an impromptu note to server mates), 2 xp bottles, a nametag and anvil in case I want to name something, a grindstone and stonecutter, and a few crafting tables and end chests. Being able to access all of these without having to place an end chest, get a shulker, place it, grab a thing, and reverse - much more convenient than I'd expected.
I think the fire resistance box also needs a cauldron and a water bucket so you can fill the bottles in the nether, you could even have an extra bundle for the cauldron an extra ingridients like gunpowder or redstone, or more bottles.
Very good idea sticking a bundle inside of shulkers to optimize space usage
I was thinking about the potion use and I don't think it really holds up. If we ignore the water need, each bundle represents 5 slots condensed, so say we have 5 slots used by 5 bundles that represents 150 brewable potions. If, by contrast, we use those same 5 slots to hold 64 of each ingredient over 3 slots and one slot each for brew stand and blaze rods we store 192 brewable potions in the same 5 slots without bundles.
This is only a criticism of the long term storage aspect and only holds if you're looking at storing more than one bundle of the same type of potion I guess, either for portability of potions or a shulker of many kinds of potential potions it's a viable use.
#nobodyasked lol
A water bucket wouldn't work bc they're not stackable but you could have a water bucket generally in your inventory of course. Prowl8413 experimented with a lot of that on a live stream and there was some talk about using an iceblock but that wouldn't work in the nether. There's a way to use a wet sponge in a furnace to get a water bucket but it was decided that was too clunky to make sense for the bundle.
I've been using bundles for quite some time now with a datapack. Just want to share my Utility Belt setup: 8 Crafting Table, 8 Enderchests (more than 1 so you can leave one behind if needed), 1 Stick (for Litematica), 3 empty Buckets, 2 Stonecutter, 2 Anvils (mainly for renaming) and 2 Furnaces. And sometimes a couple Enderpearls.
Buckets of water take up a bundle. But a partial stack of ice, crafting station and iron blocks is 48 buckets of water on demand.
@@waveclaw true but I usually don't need 48 water buckets on the fly. And if I do I have enough ice and iron in my enderchest. I have the empty buckets in my bundle for quick access to move a bit of water or lava around or before 1.21 I used them for quickly milking a cow and get rid of bad omen
@@waveclaw 2 ice and 3 iron is an Infinite water source and a bucket. If you have an ice farm that could be useful
The on the go brewing kit is a game changer!! I like to bring a ton of night vision potions with me when exploring the deep dark. Instead of bringing a ton of already brewed potions (which take up a lot of inventory space), I can now greatly increase how long I can explore since I can now bring a kit that can brew me up to 30 potions!! Love the idea of fire resistance as well (great when exploring/working in the nether). Thanks for the idea!! Your videos are always so helpful and full of great ideas!!
If your inventory is really full and you need to pick something from the bottom of your bundle, having a 2nd bundle, that you keep almost empty, allows you to move items from one bundle to the other, until the desired item shows up in the UI. This way you never need more than one extra inventory slot to reach anything inside a bundle.
As much as it is a "nerf" or "downside" to have to dig through a bundle with more than 12 items to get to something on a lower row, I kind of like it for the 'realism' aspect. If you've shoved a backpack full of a bunch of different things, you can only jostle things around so much and still reach the bottom. At some point you will have to pull something out just to make room to see down there and fit your hand in!
This was my exact thought when seeing this lol
I wish it was actually realistic and let you carry multiple potions as well, instead of filling up after shoving a single potion x,d
@@dustymcwari4468 Glass is fragile; having full bottles of potion loose in an unsecured bag is a recipe for broken glass, a soaked bag, and a dripping trail of fire-resistant grass behind you XD
I do wish potions had some stackability, but that's a Potion nerf, not a Bundle nerf
@@Van-dq4sw the glass used for bottles isn't nearly as fragile as u make it out to be xd
And only bottles that shatter in minecraft are the ones for splash and lingering potions, and are designed to burst, not the normal ones
@dustymcwari4468 I suppose; my experience with glass has mostly been sweeping up when something broke, so I guess it just stuck in my mind. Still a fun angle to consider - wonder if they'd make it so only the shatterable bottles don't stack, if that's their reason? (All just theory, we don't know why Mojang decided they prefer unstacked potions)
Congrats on finally getting to talk about bundles in the Survival Guide! :D I love how versatile they are, hilariously my current world has the vanilla tweaks leather recipe which is far more expensive, but I look forward to being able to update it once all the little datapacks/optifine/etc are ready to go!
similar to the potion bundle kits, you could have an enchanting bundle kit with an enchanter, 15 bookshelves, anvil, grindstone, and even some blocks of lapis. So many possibilities, so cool.
A smile broke out on my face as you cleaned up that cluttered inventory of small stacks with a bundle, my brain is so happy. The organization ideas only got better and better *chefs kiss*
wow. i can not believe we are already 100 episodes into SEASON 3 😭 I remember when it was halfway through season 1 and watching every single episode multiple times each!! thank you so much pixlriffs, this is such a great and nostalgia-full series
The best part of these things for me as a 'weekend larry', is that I can carry all of those odd blocks of granite, diorite and seeds etc, while I'm out searching for a new base location, rather than dumping everything for the more usefull items.
Bundle evangelism forever! Nice explanation Jonny. You've moved me from "meh" to actually looking forward to using them.
Got to play with these a little last night and have been enjoying them so much, but definitely need to spend a LOT of time getting familiar with them and finding all the tricks and tips. Looking forward to seeing what the technical community can find to do with them as well...
So add one bundle to every shulker box... got it!
Yesssss
Or 19 if you have a dedicated potion brewing shulker box
bundles are a life saver... saved 20+ slots of inventory space while exploring caves recently
"Utility Belt" is perfect, I'm so stealing that. Thanks Pixs, appreciate you!
Redstone bundle in a Redstone Shulker box is a great storage solution! Now you can accidentally leave even more stuff where you forgot.
Honestly, just having a bundle for crafting stations is a major quality of life improvement. A brewing kit for aquatic related or fire resist is just super handy for when you need them. (Literally the heat of the moment when in the nether.)
An interesting thing about Bundles is also that they are actually quite good for items that only become unstackable because they have data attached to them, like Maps. This becomes quite good in modded play as well, because mods love to attach data to items without enforcing that they become unstackable
it would be nice if middle clicking a block would pull it from a bundle if there arent any of the block in your inventory itself
I like the Color and the potential of these Bundles and the different colors to help you with what to put in. (Nice fitting with the Batman color Bundle by the way wish there is The Joker color as well but oh well)
I absolutely love bundles, they are so so good for anyone with an exploration playstyle and hoarder tendencies, especially in the early game I can just go get 5 of every flower and the 2-tall ones and then boom, they’re all in one slot tucked in the corner. Treasure hunting? Archeology? Ancient cities? Muah, chefs kiss for stashing all that good loot you keep getting 1-3 of and valueable ones from diamonds, echo/disc shards, pottery sherds, stained glass, armor trims, all things that would feel like a waste of a shulkerbox even in the late game if you’re too lazy to make a shucker farm, or go out end busting all the time. I love bundles, they’re so good
Something about sweeping the bits and bobbles into the bundle just feels so satisfying
Even late game, bundles are nice. Been using the datapack, a bundle for my workstations n another for misc loot. Excited for the more convenient changes 😊
I did a nearly identical bundle set-up in my inventory before seeing this video - even dyed the Utility Belt bundle black too. The one difference is that when the tidying bundle is empty, I put it in the Utility Belt bundle.
19:05
pix i think you could just store the scute instead of the turtle shell helmet
You can also store different maps in a single bundle, or a lot signed books
One thing you did not mention (I think), and how could you in a single player world, is that the bundle is great as a little gift basket!
AFAIK you can put one of each dyed bundle into a single (undyed) bundle, too.
Ideas for the other Shulker Boxes:
Yellow(Lights) - colored candles
Lime(Plants) - different saplings and flowers
Green(Records) - unknown
Cyan(Tools) - smithing table, armor trims, netherite ingots, bottles of enchanting(maybe even an enchant setup and lapis)
Light Blue(Dyes) - raw ingredients(to get 1 of every color you need: 1 part cocoa beans, 1 part sunflower, 2 parts ink sac/wither rose, 3 parts cactus(might want to smelt beforehand), 4 parts lapis/cornflower, 2 parts rose bush, and 2 parts bone)
Blue(Oceanography) - ingredients for water breathing potions
Purple(Nether Portals) - unknown
Magenta(Village) - singular workstations
Pink(Food) - singular food items, like Notch Apples
White(Beacons) - nether stars, sacrificial ore
Light Grey(Utility) - coal and sticks, spare compasses
Grey(Fireworks) - paper and gunpowder
Black(Transport) - unknown
Brown(Landscaping) - small amounts of grass, podzol, and mycelium to spread, as well as some nylium
You could even stick an extra empty bundle or two into your utility belt!
I'm playing on Bedrock edition and I gotta say, bundles are absolutely a game changer even if you don't have access to the scroll wheel to select items. Bundles are spectacular for clearing up your inventory of just random one-off items. For example, I just went to a pale garden for the first time. I encountered a few mobs, so I ended up with like 4 arrows, 12 rotten flesh, 1 dirt block, 1 grass block, 3 wheat seeds, 2 flint, along with the stuff I was looking for like pale wood and leaves, pale moss etc. I brought several bundles with me (held in a single bundle until I needed them) and it was great, just cramming stuff in there then sorting it out later. When I got back home, I just dumped all the bundles into a double chest to sort out the stuff I wanted, since I don't have everything in my auto-sorter. I like to have a bundle with several more bundles within it, so I can pull one out when I need to consolidate inventory space. Of course this is situational, like when I'm strip mining it makes more sense to use shulker boxes because I'm getting tons of bulk blocks. But especially when you're out adventuring, bundles are incredible even with a more restrictive control scheme like on Switch Bedrock edition.
You're take on prowl's potion kits was well-explained!
Also I love the new term "space economy" when describing bundle choices
Ender chests going in bundles makes them so much better! Same with naming and coloring them. Im even going to put all my eggs in the same bundle just to live on the edge
You can keep and mini automatic smelting set up all in one bundle and that’s been my go-to bundle, 6 hoppers, 2 of each furnace, 4-6 chests, crafting table, stone cutter, smithing table, composter, and you’ll still have leftovers for emergency iron/coal, emeralds for traders or anything you may just want on hand that isn’t non-stackable. I love going to stony peaks to mine iron by the stack of blocks and the auto smelter skips the step of smelting it at base and it lets me carry spur of the moment calcite or wood or whatever.
Ive been using a mule in my world as a base and bundles really changed the game for me. Having all my crafting stations in a bundle gives me so much space.
I like having the bundles as a junk slot in shulker boxes, but I think it serves an even better purpose compressing in an oranized fashion. The sapling bundle, the nether plant bundle, the crop bundle, the armor trim bundles etc. The workstation bundle. I don't usually run out of shulker space, but it makes it easier to have a wide easily accessible selection relevant to each box, instead of having it in a second shulker.
I'd like it if it would fit multiple non-stackables. Like being able to fit an armor setup in a bundle, or a set of tools. So 4 armors/tools or more would be a really good utility for it.
OMG where was this when I started playing?? This will be a real game changer for early game!!! It's going to really improve my random exploration forays too!!!
You explain stuff so well. I value your videos!
I adore bundles. I love to collect all sorts of random things on my adventures and modded bundles have saved me so much headache. Theyre also great for carrying little bunches of things like leads or empty buckets that i may need but dont want to dedicate a whole inventory slot to.
Now i just need a tool belt to manage my tools and my inventory issues will be like 95% solved haha.
Bundles!!
I used them a lot with the experimental versions, and it was so good!
I’m still getting used to the new controls, but it’s so good to finally have them!!!!
I've been playing with bundles this week and its really useful as a ender chest crafting table stone cutter carryer. I also have one in the ender chest to plant anything on the go!
19:04 You could still bundle the turtle master potion by just having the turtle scutes in the bundle instead of the fully-crafted helmets.
I love the bundles! I played with them yesterday for the first time. So useful!
You can have different go -bag- bundles for different activities.
_Mining go bundle_ would have sticks, diamonds (iron ingots if you are low on diamonds) and a crafting table. You could even throw in an enchanting table with bookcases to throw on some quick enchants on your stuff.
_Torch go bundle_ 1 dirt, 1 furnace, 1-5 saplings, and the rest bonemeal. Yes it is torches with extra steps but having the ability to grow trees has MANY other uses than just making torches. Besides if you are digging in the Deepslate level finding coal is hard or even impossible. Then again you could take it with you in the end. Having backup wood for building is useful.
I tend to have one bundle for random odds and ends like the three sticks and a torch I always end up with. Then I have one for stuff where you need one on you at all times like a stone cutter, crafting table, and an ender chest. THEN i have one for the project spesific odds and ends like if I'm exploring a spesific biome and I want say 4 saplings and a moss block for later use. :P Love me a bundle!
I really loved that during Minecraft Live they mentioned that on the average a bundle would free up about 9 (or was it 7 or 8) inventory slots based on screen caps of players who played online. It helps build a case for something else I would like them to add to Minecraft. A Tool Belt that would hold each tool and condense it down to an inventory slot. I for one hate how much real estate my Pick axe, Axe, shovel, shears, hoe, sword, Trident, Bow, and Mace take up. If there could be something like a bundle that would only hold these items, I think it would be helpful. They could even add it as a small drop with an extra End Biome or Structure so it would be late game.
happy bundles day!! the potions kit idea is a fantastic one, thank you for sharing it!
For auto sorting systems 12:37 (and possibly minigames), i think it would be great if dispensers emptied one row of a bundles contents when triggered (like the player right-clicking with a bundle in their hand 9:59 ) instead of just dropping a full bundle on the ground!
PS. if that were the case people could make bundle unloader similar to a Shulker unloader!
Been here since 2018 and I’m disappointed this man hasn’t reached 1 million yet
i was using them in the experimental toggle on a new world, they are fantastic for early game, i havent tried late game with them yet but you point out really good ideas :)
Glad for the video on a new play thru with some friends unfortunately on bedrock but iv been walking thousands of blocks with a full inventory still looking for the perfect spot to settle down
Cool!! I can make my real life bag in the game. (Seriously, that bag holds EVERYTHING)
Pix is my favorite Bundle Televangelist. I'm so glad to have these in my single player world now!
I think a big use of bundles would be for organics. One bundle could hold a few of each sapling, tall flowers, and a few dirt/nylium blocks. Then with bonemeal, you could quickly grow small batches of any wood or flowers. Also, having a bundle for dyes would be useful with just a few of each primary...one bundle could get you a little bit of any color dye quickly,
And like the shulker preview and inventory mods, we will have client-side mods to make the easy-access panel for the bundle configurable to larger sizes.
Amazing how quickly a tutorial video's intro can be outdated. :D
(Mojang released the hotfix 1.21.3 within like half an hour of this video.)
Hah! At least the hotfix didn’t just roll back bundles entirely 😅
The "just get shulker boxes" argument has never made sense to me. As someone who doesn't rush through the progression of Minecraft, I think bundles will be perfect for players either still in the early game or not wanting to immediately get shulkers and elytra.
Because they don't get Shulkers are great for mobile bulk storage, But bundles are intended more as an inventory management tool.. even if you have shulker boxes, bundles can help manage the boxes inventory.. 😄
I would watch these video's here and there when it was something I was interested in before hand, but since talking about it on the Imp and Skizz podcast, which I dont think I would have seen that episode without the plug to it on HC Recap, Ive been loving the survival guid series. AND I think bundles are actualy decent, not what anyone was asking for when we have been asking for inventory managment for years and years, many ive seen asking for backpacks, ect. BUT, it does the early game really well, and for compact storage of small quantities of items it works well.
I loved the potion kit idea
i would actually carry an anvil with me, along with a few banners, because i LOVE using maps and named banners to orient myself while exploring, i find it more charming than saving coordinates !!
I didn't really had a problem with inventory management when I took every item with me back home with four shulker boxes as storage, but now I will take bundles inside my shulker boxes and can loot even more >:D
I think they're *especially* useful in early game when you don't have any other easy storage, like an ender chest
I'm a huge fan myself of the way that it's implemented with a limited view as it is. And while I've seen this previously given as an excuse, it seems well implemented. i.e. It seemed to be always intended as a limited "bag" - and while ease of use wise it'd be nicer if it was a "random access shelf", it makes sense that you can't have such a shelf other than your personal inventory/things you place down (such as a shulker)... the mere concept of it being a bag naturally suggests that it obscures the bottom things as you put more in, and while it may be motivated mostly as a compromise for the GUI standardisation, I think ultimately it is a more "based" game mechanic than a bag where you can magically see everything despite you putting 5 crafting tables in on top of a set of keys and that ticket for the train that you now cannot find when the inspector asks for your ticket, so you have to end up putting all your embarrassing purchases on the train table while everyone tuts around you in the carriage... :)
I'm not saying this often happens to me IRL, but i'm not _not_ saying that.
Add logs, blocks of coal, and extra food to the utility belt and you could really extend the length of early game mining trips
I played all day without knowing about the scrolling! Thanks Pix! Bloody brilliant!
now we're all Batman..
Great for mining you can condense the ore and small amounts can go in the bundle
Also very good for maps no longer take a full slot on your bar you can have multiple maps in a bundle bag
I think it would make a great tool for a multi-player trade system. You have rule that only bundled items can be traded, and there must be more than one item per bundle. You set your price for the bundle and people leave their payment and acquire their bundle.
I’ve been playing with bundles for about an hour and I love it! All they need to do is add a stick to the recipe so you can go full hobo
Looking forward to using the bundles! Yeah! :-)
Hadn’t thought of using bundle for crafting stations that’s a great usage case!
THX for the great ideas!
I really like the bundle, i used the bundle when going through a trailed ruins. The bundle is best used when going through trailed ruins i believe since I don’t have shulker boxes yet
A good while back I asked my students to make a Minecraft village disaster proof (earthquakes, tsunamis etc) or at least safer.
One idea I had was using the bundle in lieu of a first aid kit that you can carry with you (come to think of it... nobody thought of using shulker boxes!) Yeah... we couldn't do that, since bundles weren't implemented yet...
Stew of rabbit and regeneration mistery stew can be more useful now.
16 stew rabbits in a slot or 21 regeneration mistery stew in a slot.
It can work with coockies too using 14 blocks of wheat and 50 cacao you can craft 9 breads and 400 coockies all in 1 slot.
The same apply to coal , wood and iron when you are mining or save minerals in few slots when they are blocks.
"who's going to be carrying anvils around with them?"
*Old cartoon character looks up guiltily*
So I mentioned this in a previous video where you were covering bundles, but I was using the experimental bundles from 1.21, for a major mushroom island map that I'm sharing between me and my fiancé. and by huge I mean 1092 maps huge, (I think it was a 26x42 area? so the 26 rows was in alphabet, and the other rows is in numbers so if I wanted to say we were locating our spawn area in the direct center 4 of the maps, they would be around L-M 22-23, while M23 had the set world spawn) and let me tell you, putting 64 maps in order, in each bundle (almost 18) into a shulker and stored away in an ender chest, saved so much room! I was prepping the map so that when I finished 100 days of survival, I send the file to him, and he could last another 100 days building off what I did, ect ect. but the maps I stored were just a backup incase the main map room had an issue. Fiancé insists on playing in any difficulty that isn't peaceful, and my heart has issues playing in anything but peaceful, so mushroom island was the compromised... still had to deal with cave spider spawners.... but much more manageable than full on constantly having a panic attack around every corner. But outside of the maps, I feel bundles still take up more room than what I would use them for. For anyone curious, the maps covers every known area that has the mushroom fields biome on it, it has other biomes on the edges as well, but the majority is the main island, and we're working on a cyber punk and steam punk build for it, what we somewhat agreed on and still working on ideas for, is the upper layers is cyberpunk, the sewer layers and below is steam punk, maybe further down might be old catacombs and older civilization builds, like our modern day, then under that medieval, etc etc. I think he wants to turn the nether hub into the steam punk build attached to the cyberpunk build, but I felt that using the mushroom fields as like an apocalyptic wasteland that the fungus is "hazardous" and overgrowing and is what forced civilization to continue to build upwards, and al whole story to it or something, we're still working on the details of it. but if anyone else would like the inspiration, have at it. ^_^
Minecraft bedrock is such a weird experience. It was easy till the dragon fight where all of the sudden it became impossible cause of the enderman haha. What a very quick hardcore world
You could make a bundle for the turtle master potion by putting in one crafting table and turtle scute (which stacks to 64) !! It wouldn't be as efficient and I don't really know who needs that many turtle master potions but it would still save space !
For anyone curious the bundle would be 1 brewing stand, 1 blaze rod, 6 nether wart, 18 glass bottles, 35 turtle scute, and 1 crafting table if I did the math correctly.
Your my first Minecraft guide
17:00 I didn't knew that the brewing stand got a new texture at some point.
I play with a version of Minecraft that uses most of the old textures.
Bundles and hardcore are great changes.
Whaaaat I had no clue bedrock has hardcore now or bundles thanks for the heads up?
I LOVE bundles!!!
I made my first one yesterday, but I need THIS video to fully grasp its greatness.😅
More bundles videos!!!!! You’re my favorite bundles TH-camr!!!
babe i didnt get the notification for this one but, new survival guide episode just droped!
Pix, just know that the strength of your call-out link game has not gone unnoticed. 🤜🤛
The 12 slot GUI problem has an easy solution. They could just make it so that you can scroll to the 12th slot, right click on it an the rest of the bundle is shown instead. And they can put a similar numbered slot at the top left to go back to the first page.
Great item!
One thing I haven’t seen is how someone could select items farther into the bundle when using a mouse that doesn’t have a scroll wheel (or the scroll wheel is broken). Turns out there’s a “bug” report (feature request) about this posted last month: MC-276968.
On the other hand I don’t think we had this feature when bundles were still experimental either, so I guess nothing has changed in that respect.
I think the best way to use the bundle is for building or redstone since you can have some stuff in your bundle that you need but not right away.
Another thing would be having a bed in the utility bundle
Long overdue update. Bundles seem simple but really are an exciting item!