This series brings me back to late last year, when I started out with Minecraft. Especially when I went into 1.19 into the Nether for the first time. I love the series! I enjoyed you learning stuff yourself for most part! And you have such a relaxing voice! Keep on going! :)
Inventory management tip: Always have 30-64 logs with you. at any time. any logs will do. Need a crafting table? It cost 1 log. Need a chest? two logs. logs are your main consumable throughout most of the game. need torches? 1 log + 8 coal is 32 torches. and so on. 1 log = 4 planks = 8 sticks. e.g. 1 plank is 1/4 of the log and a stick 1/8th. If you have enough logs with you, you could pepper crafting tables around, not bothering in picking them up. they make a good breadcrumbs trail and might serve as a landmark if you lost. And yeah, I don't have an aneurysm. I feel nostalgic. Learning those little quirks is most of the fun.
Anvils can be used to rename items (including selecting a name for the name tag) and can also allow you to combine your tools with enchanted books. They cost a lot of iron though.
i am a long-time hardcore-casual minecrafter who enjoys watching people discover things for themselves, you're great! there are sooo many people who are learning to play for the first time via chat yelling instructions at them that it's kinda sad in some ways.
@@Thete there is a sort of natural tension between humans not wanting to look dumb and humans wanting to watch others struggle... but it's certainly the discovery i enjoy.
A Creeper farm would could be a bit advanced for your experience level. In essence it is a pitch black box that is built in such a way that only creepers (and spiders) spawn. 1 version uses a redstone clock to flush the mobs into a killing chamber, another uses cats to get the creepers to run off the platforms. Creepers are scared of cats. To get things out of boats without killing them, break the boat. Unsit your cat before going to bed, it brings various 'presents' for you when you wake up. Remember to replant the saplings that drop from the trees, they will grow into new trees. 4 jungle saplings in a square for big trees, same with Dark Oak, and Spruce trees. To use the enchanted books and nametag you will need an Anvil. That uses several Iron blocks made of 9 iron each. Remember to keep farming, food is important.
I'm so happy that you're finally taking things easy. It seems cheating but googling info on how to use the enchantment table is something worthwhile and if you want more diamonds just mine where you got the diamonds, usually you pike 2 stacks of 64 cobelstone in a straight line and then mine corridors to the sides. I wish you success, the goal is to have all the diamond armor with protection4 unbreakability 3 and mending
Creeper farm/mob farm . Its just making a dark room high in the air where they can spawn . There is channels of water nearby to push them down to their deaths .
Most Redstone components do some effect when powered. Sources of power include pressure plates, buttons, levers and Redstone torches. You already have a simple example with the pressure plate in front of your door as the door opens when powered. Droppers throw an item from inside of them, pistons push blocks, etc. Redstone can be placed as dust to make a signal travel a distance, if you wanted a lever to open a door several blocks away for example. It can only go so far before running out of strength however unless you use a repeater to extend the distance. The observer detects a change in the block is facing, for example if you break it or if a plant grows, and powers behind it when it happens. Hoppers can take items from a container above them, or just loose ones on top and will put them into a container below. For example, you can put 1 above to automatically input a variety of items and have one before to move the finished items into a chest.
1 block of water will water 4 blocks of tilled soil in each direction. So 9x9 tilled soil with 1 block of water in middle. Sugar cane has to be planted directly next to water.
You need to make a 9x9 plantation, make a hole in the center and put water in it. I like to put a fence inside the water hole so I can walk through my plantation without falling in the water.
farms in minecraft are for making more amount of certain things. for example a sugar cane farm. iron farm. gold farm and .... . the redstone is like a kind of programming language. you can make farms with redstone-based things. for example you can use a observer to detect that a sugar cane or bambo has grown. you put a piston under it with a block behind the piston and put a redstone dust on that block. it is a kind of automatic farm.
You can farm everything in minecraft. I suggest you look up some videos. You have to know how and where they spawn and use that to your advantage. You need to surround the enchanting table with bookshelfs, one block out. 15 bookshelfs give you the maximum enchanting level. If you put Fortune enchantment on a pickaxe you can receive double or triple material from 1 ore
I'm finally caught up on your Minecraft series, and I'm so glad you're still at it! I'm having so much fun watching you discover and learn! About those creeper farms... Not yet. They *are* super cool, but they also take a lot of resources, they're pretty dangerous to work on, and you don't need all that much gunpowder. ... yet. I'd say if you want to progress, keep searching for those blaze rods. If you want to explore, consider looking into map making before heading out. And if you want to tinker, then give that redstone another look. Make a few redstone torches, a button, a lever, a fence gate, and bring along a stack of redstone dust. That should get you started learning the basics, in case you'd rather figure it out instead of reading the wiki. Thanks, looking forward to more!
A button or lever can be used to activate a dropper or dispenser. They're pretty similar but droppers will always just drop the item while dispensers can do cool things like fire arrows and eject water (rather than just drop the water bucket item).
Congratulations on your diamonds!! It’s always so fun to find them even if you have a lot lol. Also, You need an anvil to use the enchanted books 😊 cost a LOT of iron though so…yeah…
You need 15 bookshelves with the enchanting table, it’ll help you get better enchantments ( the max you need is 15, it’s best to have 15 ) and I can’t explain how you’re suppose to set it up, but a quick image google search can show you how you’re suppose to place it :) Also for the books, you will need an anvil for it ( you need iron ) Anddd for the creeper farm, it’s basically where you farm creepers? It’s hard to explain but you can search videos on TH-cam, you can do this farm with basically any mob! Chicken, cow, enderman, zombies, etc
I’m love your play through vids, also I don’t think anyone will really make fun of your world because we were all there at one point. Also some players are really good at the technical side but it so much the building side.
Finally all caught up with your series. I’ve enjoyed watching you learn most everything from scratch and experiencing the essence of Minecraft. Looking forward to more keep it up!
i could explain the general concept of redstone... instead, i'll just say that you could try combining some of the things you made with a lever, button, or redstone torch to experiment.
You may want to lock the villagers in their houses until you are ready to use them. Would hate for them to all unalive and then you find out how important they are.
make your cat stand when you want to sleep and then go to sleep. it will be a cute moment so i'm not spoiling it. he will sometimes give you stuff too when you wake up.
Nooooo. School just recently started back up so I’ve been trying to figure out a new schedule and then I was also sick the past week. New video up tonight aswell as another one the following day 😁
some more pro-tips. Don't pass on coal. coal, early game, is a lifeblood. mine all coal, spam torchers everywhere. Mobs spawn in the dark, less darkness - fewer mobs. BE afraid of the dark. darkness is not your friend. learn how to grow and cut mega-jungle trees (easy, really). It might be not the prettiest wood type, but it's still good as a consumable.
Surround the enchantment table with bookshelves and keep them one block away from the enchantment table.
25:00 You need an anvil to use those. Also put bookshelfs around your enchantment table to get better enchants but keep 1 block between.
This series brings me back to late last year, when I started out with Minecraft. Especially when I went into 1.19 into the Nether for the first time. I love the series! I enjoyed you learning stuff yourself for most part! And you have such a relaxing voice! Keep on going! :)
Inventory management tip:
Always have 30-64 logs with you. at any time. any logs will do.
Need a crafting table? It cost 1 log. Need a chest? two logs. logs are your main consumable throughout most of the game.
need torches? 1 log + 8 coal is 32 torches. and so on.
1 log = 4 planks = 8 sticks. e.g. 1 plank is 1/4 of the log and a stick 1/8th.
If you have enough logs with you, you could pepper crafting tables around, not bothering in picking them up. they make a good breadcrumbs trail and might serve as a landmark if you lost.
And yeah, I don't have an aneurysm. I feel nostalgic. Learning those little quirks is most of the fun.
Anvils can be used to rename items (including selecting a name for the name tag) and can also allow you to combine your tools with enchanted books. They cost a lot of iron though.
i am a long-time hardcore-casual minecrafter who enjoys watching people discover things for themselves, you're great! there are sooo many people who are learning to play for the first time via chat yelling instructions at them that it's kinda sad in some ways.
Same I've probably played like 4-5000 hours but it's fun to watch people discover the game :)
@@Thete there is a sort of natural tension between humans not wanting to look dumb and humans wanting to watch others struggle... but it's certainly the discovery i enjoy.
Honestly it feels nostalgic, I think we all used to play like this and it's great to watch
A Creeper farm would could be a bit advanced for your experience level. In essence it is a pitch black box that is built in such a way that only creepers (and spiders) spawn. 1 version uses a redstone clock to flush the mobs into a killing chamber, another uses cats to get the creepers to run off the platforms. Creepers are scared of cats.
To get things out of boats without killing them, break the boat.
Unsit your cat before going to bed, it brings various 'presents' for you when you wake up.
Remember to replant the saplings that drop from the trees, they will grow into new trees. 4 jungle saplings in a square for big trees, same with Dark Oak, and Spruce trees.
To use the enchanted books and nametag you will need an Anvil. That uses several Iron blocks made of 9 iron each.
Remember to keep farming, food is important.
I'm so happy that you're finally taking things easy. It seems cheating but googling info on how to use the enchantment table is something worthwhile and if you want more diamonds just mine where you got the diamonds, usually you pike 2 stacks of 64 cobelstone in a straight line and then mine corridors to the sides. I wish you success, the goal is to have all the diamond armor with protection4 unbreakability 3 and mending
Woohoo you got a kitty!!!! Very nice on the enchanting!! 🙌🙌👏👏👋👋✨✨🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠
Creeper farm/mob farm . Its just making a dark room high in the air where they can spawn . There is channels of water nearby to push them down to their deaths .
Most Redstone components do some effect when powered. Sources of power include pressure plates, buttons, levers and Redstone torches. You already have a simple example with the pressure plate in front of your door as the door opens when powered. Droppers throw an item from inside of them, pistons push blocks, etc.
Redstone can be placed as dust to make a signal travel a distance, if you wanted a lever to open a door several blocks away for example. It can only go so far before running out of strength however unless you use a repeater to extend the distance.
The observer detects a change in the block is facing, for example if you break it or if a plant grows, and powers behind it when it happens.
Hoppers can take items from a container above them, or just loose ones on top and will put them into a container below. For example, you can put 1 above to automatically input a variety of items and have one before to move the finished items into a chest.
1 block of water will water 4 blocks of tilled soil in each direction. So 9x9 tilled soil with 1 block of water in middle. Sugar cane has to be planted directly next to water.
You need to make a 9x9 plantation, make a hole in the center and put water in it. I like to put a fence inside the water hole so I can walk through my plantation without falling in the water.
It's legit exciting to see new uploads
farms in minecraft are for making more amount of certain things. for example a sugar cane farm. iron farm. gold farm and .... . the redstone is like a kind of programming language. you can make farms with redstone-based things. for example you can use a observer to detect that a sugar cane or bambo has grown. you put a piston under it with a block behind the piston and put a redstone dust on that block. it is a kind of automatic farm.
You can farm everything in minecraft. I suggest you look up some videos. You have to know how and where they spawn and use that to your advantage. You need to surround the enchanting table with bookshelfs, one block out. 15 bookshelfs give you the maximum enchanting level. If you put Fortune enchantment on a pickaxe you can receive double or triple material from 1 ore
I'm finally caught up on your Minecraft series, and I'm so glad you're still at it! I'm having so much fun watching you discover and learn!
About those creeper farms... Not yet. They *are* super cool, but they also take a lot of resources, they're pretty dangerous to work on, and you don't need all that much gunpowder. ... yet.
I'd say if you want to progress, keep searching for those blaze rods. If you want to explore, consider looking into map making before heading out. And if you want to tinker, then give that redstone another look. Make a few redstone torches, a button, a lever, a fence gate, and bring along a stack of redstone dust. That should get you started learning the basics, in case you'd rather figure it out instead of reading the wiki.
Thanks, looking forward to more!
1 water source block can water 4 blocks of farmland in each direction. So a 9x9 including the water source block in the middle
You need to remove the dirt behind the fences, monsters can jump into the pin from on top of the dirt.
A button or lever can be used to activate a dropper or dispenser. They're pretty similar but droppers will always just drop the item while dispensers can do cool things like fire arrows and eject water (rather than just drop the water bucket item).
I suggest you put signs above your chests so you know where you put your stuffs like woods,stones,foods, etc.
"im gonna need to collect a lot of wood" *Brings wooden axe* lmaoooooooo This is why i watch you play Minecraft.
If you find iron near tuff deep down, dig around the tuff you may find a large iron vein there
So depressed right now thanks for cheering me up with your video btw you need an anvil to enchant items using your enchanted books
to use those enchanted books, you'll need a lot of iron...31 iron, if i did my math right. good luck making an anvil!
Congratulations on your diamonds!! It’s always so fun to find them even if you have a lot lol. Also, You need an anvil to use the enchanted books 😊 cost a LOT of iron though so…yeah…
Awesome vid, you got so much progress in one video. Love your editing. Quick tip, pressure plates work at gates too
You need 15 bookshelves with the enchanting table, it’ll help you get better enchantments ( the max you need is 15, it’s best to have 15 ) and I can’t explain how you’re suppose to set it up, but a quick image google search can show you how you’re suppose to place it :)
Also for the books, you will need an anvil for it ( you need iron )
Anddd for the creeper farm, it’s basically where you farm creepers? It’s hard to explain but you can search videos on TH-cam, you can do this farm with basically any mob! Chicken, cow, enderman, zombies, etc
I just had a surgery. So many thanks for the new upload. I can lay in bed and watch you play ^^
You really need an iron farm. It will require enslaving some villagers though
To use those enchanted books you need to make an anvil (which requires a lot of iron)
Or if you go back to one of the villages the blacksmith place should have one
I make farms hundreds of blocks wide cause farming its my favorite thing to do in this game. (Also a proper intro? 😮)
for enchantments you better watch a tutorial or read the minecraft wiki about that. cause it is a bit confusing.
I randomly found you but you are fun to watch I'll sub lol
Thank you 🥺❤️
Wait until she finds out you can get diamond gear from villagers
I’m love your play through vids, also I don’t think anyone will really make fun of your world because we were all there at one point. Also some players are really good at the technical side but it so much the building side.
put those amethyst blocks you found as you floor. trust me you will love it.
Finally all caught up with your series. I’ve enjoyed watching you learn most everything from scratch and experiencing the essence of Minecraft. Looking forward to more keep it up!
i could explain the general concept of redstone... instead, i'll just say that you could try combining some of the things you made with a lever, button, or redstone torch to experiment.
Look up Mumbo Jumbo redstone, that will give ya an idea what can be done with it in Minecraft
Yes finally
Creeepers are supposed to be pig but they mistakenly made like this and developers say this is so creepy
You may want to lock the villagers in their houses until you are ready to use them. Would hate for them to all unalive and then you find out how important they are.
make your cat stand when you want to sleep and then go to sleep. it will be a cute moment so i'm not spoiling it. he will sometimes give you stuff too when you wake up.
Anvil to use the enchanted books
Didint you call your horse kevin?
Great success
Hasn't anyone told her she can combine two worn out tools into one full one?
Does anyone have the Discord link? Looks like it's expired
discord.gg/5xAj2tJ6
Boo! A donkey is worth 10 cats. 😛
There is a command for lazy people . To find nether fortress , woodland mansion , ocean monuments , ancient city and such . /Locate fortress .
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Nooooo. School just recently started back up so I’ve been trying to figure out a new schedule and then I was also sick the past week. New video up tonight aswell as another one the following day 😁
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does anyone ever told you how beautiful you are? cuz you really are.
cat.
some more pro-tips. Don't pass on coal. coal, early game, is a lifeblood. mine all coal, spam torchers everywhere. Mobs spawn in the dark, less darkness - fewer mobs. BE afraid of the dark. darkness is not your friend.
learn how to grow and cut mega-jungle trees (easy, really). It might be not the prettiest wood type, but it's still good as a consumable.