It's a general rule that your starter base will always be built on a map's edge boundary, cutting it in half. There is no minecraft code or feature that tells it to do this, for some reason that's just how it always is.
This. EVERY SINGLE TIME. It's as if the axis of the very world shift and tangle in order to orient themselves such that I shall experience maximum frustration
I’ve come to realize just how many structures are in Minecraft now that I’m hunting down trims. I never really thought much of it until now, and it’s come to my realization that there really was a massive civilization that’s now long gone in the lore of Minecraft…
@@joshuasmith2486 it makes me think of the Dr. Stone anime. Modern civilization collapsed, resulting in a new yet primitive civilization to take shape (the villagers and pillagers) then suddenly some mysterious person appears seemingly knowing all the lost ways of the world, able to built highly advanced structures, harness the powers of redstone, and restructuring the world with almost god-like ability.
Also occasionally you’ll find shipwrecks washed up completely on the beach, often more of those are buried in sand. I’ve actually found an intact, upright shipwreck buried completely in the sand excluding the masts on two occasions. Very cool!
Yes! These are actually my favorite shipwrecks to find. I usually set up a campsite nearby and turn the whole thing into a dig site. It turns out we had archeology in the game the whole time. 😅
I just realized that, at least in the early episodes, you always click and drag items around from chests and in your inventory instead of shift clicking or using hot keys, just like a new player would do. I think that's so welcoming, instead of doing things really fast like an experienced player would that a new player wouldn't necessarily be able to follow, or would be turned off from because they don't know what you're doing or how you're doing it. It just shows how much thought you put into the experiences of new players and how to familiarize them with the game without overwhelming them with information. 😊
Hey! I'm a new player, and am not much familiar with controls Can you please tell me how he just dragged one item from the chest and all the others of that kind got dragged automatically? Is there some key I need to hold?
@@inkyowo5501 Thanks for the info tho, I figured out it was double clicking the item... Shift-click moves items instantly from a slot in inventory to whatever is accessed or the hotbar...
Oh yeah here's my little tip: if you have any extra building blocks at hand, it can be a good idea to mark each looted shipwreck with a little tower of blocks so you know which one's you've already been to.
A few tips for exploring shipwrecks: 1: take a few doors with you so you can place a door down and take a breath 2: break the chests so you can know you have explored that ship 3: when uncovering the treasure you can press F3 and see the chunk cordinates to know where the chest is it needs to be (9 something 9)
@@Heidern.. about the door bug i think it should be fixed because it is overpowerd and the f3 does not exist but i believe it it is possible to see that coordinate
@@ivanildo9579 coordinate exist but f3 provides Sooooo much more info than bedrock coordinates Hence we could use an f3 screen for more info especially for advance Redstone builds The door yeah it should be fixed It's one thing in Java that can't be water logged but in bedrock it can for some reason lol... Dumb bug
@taz1607 for bedrock. Just use 9 dirt blocks, place them above your character, and shovel out the middle one. This will create an air pocket. I usually place a torch pointing in the direction of the exit so I can quickly leave because those few seconds of resubmerging tend to take a few bubbles. I wish they would give us the F3 screen though. At least we don't have to have a map to see coordinates anymore, but it is obnoxious that we have to tick the option of always having them on.
@@fireworks1party that's cool trick too... Thing is I would just mine 1 magma block and keep using that for air to be quick and brain dead lol I'm sure they are common in oceon to steal and in nether tooo
Seems like the perfect episode to start the week with, considering recent news. Thankfully, diving deep in Minecraft is a lot easier than in real life apparently.
For anyone playing Bedrock, I have a useful tip when it comes to map! Just make the cartography table first, because then you can put 1 paper in it and obtain an empty map! Add a compass to it and Ta-da! You got an empty locator map! It saves a lot of ressources, especially if they are scarce!
It’s funny how i have seen tens of tutorials about maps, and i never understood them. Here i am, learning how maps work from a random let’s play that doesn’t even have that purpose in particular. Wow, it is great
I would highly recommend you to anyone who is starting Minecraft for the first your videos are so descriptive and very easy to understand you deserve every single subscriber my friend your knowledge of the game is unreal
The wandering trader is great as you can get every tree sapling from them if there’s a biome you can’t find or is too far away. I like to buy my coral from them too.
Coral is definitely a good trade if you don't want to decimate a warm ocean to get some. Red sand is another decent buy since it is far more scarce than regular sand. On peaceful, the slime ball trade is invaluable as well.
There are actually two more uses for diamonds, that are often overlooked. One is trading with villagers, though the exchange rate is 1:1, so really not worth it unless you have an automated way to mine diamonds and don’t know what to do with them anymore. The other use is crafting a bit more fancy fireworks than your regular rockets. Those are consumed when used, so also a use you really want to make sure you want.
I decided to stop playing Minecraft even before 1.20 released date. but because of this series haish i am again indeed encouraged to start a new world and so far its doing better than before. thank you pix and geminitay and wattles for giving me hope! I love all of your vids so far pix! keep it up and keep inspiring! keep posting on your IG as well pal! I love all of your posts heheh
I'm a big fan of maps, starting from when I used to play bedrock on the Xbox. If you check 'starting map' in bedrock during world creation, it gives you a size '3' map (equivalent of expanding three times in java). I got used to having one, so it's one of the first things I do once I have enough iron and redstone to spare in Java. You didn't cover duplicating maps, yet! That's important if you're a big map user, so you can share with a buddy or have a map up at home while you carry around the copy. There's also banners for marking places.
You can eliminate the guesswork when digging for buried treasure, since they always spawn in the (9, Y, 9) location in the chunk, and you can see your coordinates in the F3 menu
I've found an igloo near the house, I think South. It's well hidden and has a really special basement. Also, since I haven't found moss yet, I've used the cherry blocks instead, and the roof starts to send little particles in the house like it does with the trees.
As someone who only started playing minecraft on version 1.16.5, which is fairly late in the progression of the game, I can't call myself an oldschool player, but neither would I call myself a noob. I do call myself mostly a technical survival player and I have to say that Pix's survival guide doesn't teach me much new stuff, it does remind me of the things I easily forget after having spent a lot of time in my own worlds, both offline and on my servers. Big up to mr. Riffs!!!
Shipwrecks are one of my favourite things in Minecraft! Usually the first thing I do in a new world these days is to craft a boat and find the nearest ocean to explore, before I even have any gear. I can then gear up as I go, because shipwrecks give you food, armour, iron, everything you need early on (except wood and cobblestone). Of course I do use a bundle datapack which helps a lot with the clutter that you end up picking up.
I've also finally learned my lesson with ocean ruins. As tempting as it is, it's just not worth going into those too early. It's just too risky. I can deal with one trident guy, I can now usually even deal with two trident guys at the same time, but sometimes there are three or more.
@@syystomu lol I'm guessing you play Java. Bedrock, tridents do 6 hearts of damage. Even with armor, 2 to 3 hts from a trident is death. ONE trident guy is bad enough; two is just respawn.
I'm so glad this episode was about shipwrecks and trims. Ivetbeen playing on this same seed and have been holding back to avoid spoilers. I found the 2 shipwrecks early on and got 4 trims🥰
I actually found a buried shipwreck a couple weeks ago that appears to be COMPLETELY intact and upright! It had all 3 chests and I've started a project to dig it out since it's such a cool specimen
I’m wondering if he’s going to be able to do a copper aging episode without immediately building a David. Lol Hard to imagine Pix laying out copper to age anymore.
Worth noting that the buried chest is always at the chunk coordinate x: 9 and z:9 so basically line that up using the the f3 toggle and all you have to do is go straight down.
You can also just count 7 blocks diagonal from the southeast corner of the chunk (I think it's SE) and dig down, if you're on Bedrock and don't have chunk-relative coordinates, or would prefer not to use the F3 screen.
I’ll definitely cover this method in a future video, but I didn’t want to take some of the magic out of digging for buried treasure this early in the series.
Tip for making maps: put 1 piece of paper in a cartography table To make locator maps, add the compass and then duplicate them by putting empty maps in the 2nd slot
When looking at the map you should also mention the F3 and g key, to see the grids. Would help represent the map lines, to show say if you wanted to build on the edge of a map for purpose.
I like to keep a clock on the wall of any zombie/skeleton spawn farm I've built. That way I can sleep to maximize the spawn rates, and not worry about any surface spawns taking up the mob cap. As for the armor trims, I prefer the simpler ones, like coastal. Easier to get, and they aren't as busy looking.
When looking for a buried treasure you can align yourself near the x, press f3, look at your chunk coordinates and position yourself so that your chunk coordinates are x=9, y=itdoesntmatter, z=9. Buried treasures are guaranteed to always spawn there. another tip is that some items in the game can be replaced with mods. some are night vision being replaced by fullbright (i recommend boosted brightness or tweakeroo), spyglasses being replaced by zoom mods (i recommend essential because it has other good features), and maps being replaced by world map mods (i recommend xaero’s world map and minimap because they work well together).
Loving the new season! If it’s structures week then I wonder if you’ve found the somewhat out of place structure in a snowy biome not far from your house yet?
If you have enabled the Experimental features on Java to have bundles, a clock and doors will fit in a bundle. The clock will continue to tell the time properly. And you can pull the doors out for a quick air pocket under water. For those complaining about the map edge messing with their bases, build using the chunk layout to avoid that. Press the keys F3 and B on Java to show chunk boundaries. Align to those to avoid messy map problems. On Bedrock? Good luck.
Maybe it’s the remnants of all those ships that were looking to infiltrate that cool water cave you found near the side of the mountain where there’s definitely some treasure or cursed loot
Fun fact: On Bedrock Edition seeds, Strongholds and Buried Treasure Chests are MORE frequent than on Java Edition. Of course the trade-off is that Java Edition seeds has more Nether Fortresses, Woodland Mansions and Ocean Monuments than Bedrock. If you check out your seed on Chunk Base, you can definitely tell the difference in terms of structures on both editions. The reason why Strongholds are more frequent on Bedrock is pretty much HOW they're generated. Java generates Strongholds based on distance from your World Spawn and the distance is pretty much on sectors of circles with 8 circles in total and a total of 128 Strongholds can generate within 25,000 blocks in ANY direction from World Spawn. The most amount of Strongholds on one of those rings is 36 on the 7th ring which is roughly 20,000 blocks. It goes like this; 3, 6, 10, 15, 21, 28, 36 and 9. Bedrock Edition doesn't have that limitation and can spawn practically randomly... but the tip with Bedrock Edition's Strongholds is that they usually generate under some Villages and sometimes poking out on the Ocean Surface. The Spiral Staircase is typically what is used as the beginnings of how it is generated, which means that having a Stronghold generated without the End Portal Room is quite rare. Bedrock's Strongholds can generate anywhere below ground without no limit. Java is limited and strict on Stronghold generations.
Very timely for me - I’ve been exploring new 1.20 areas in my world and have already found several smithing templates in pillager outposts, ocean ruins, and shipwrecks, and have been wondering what to do with them. 😊
3:20 Useless comment: Thats actually 2 ships mixed, seems to happen when a shipwreck generates between 2 chunks. I've found a 3 shipmix one and It might be possible to find one of 4 ships. I dont know, but i found it cool
Spoiler below - coordinates for a complete ship near Pixl’s base. Could be made into Pirate ship maybe? XYZ -2229, 65, -152. You will be amazed by how it looks!
@@Dinki-Di Indeed! Never in my many years of playing Minecraft have I found a shipwreck that looked like someone built in in place! Was looking for a better place to put up a Nether portal that isn’t in a basalt area and stumbled in it. Alas no luck with the portal thou, still generated in the basalt hellhole!
That one's great! Right in the middle of a bunch of villages, too. Good place for a base. I'm thinking I'll set up a nether portal there eventually and maybe set up a trading hall over there.
A game I left a couple months ago (I should go back), also had a "Shipwreck District". (3+ shipwrecks in a small area) lol (also a couple sunken structures/ towers) A couple of those ships were (almost) completely intact & on the beach. :) I was actually thinking about making a couple "suburbs" of the coastal village I was using nearby, to build some "naval shipyards" around the ships. (like they are preparing for their maiden voyage / being completed)
We'll cover the "9,9" trick in a future episode, but in the early stages of the game here I didn't want to ruin the fun of digging for buried treasure.
Something that I always do is make sure that I broke the hidden treasure chest, is something that I least to my experience prevents that this particular chest doesn't come up on other treasure maps in the future
I never knew the maps were grid based, I always wondered how TH-camrs got it to line up so well when it looked like they were just clicking anywhere lol
Would have thought that you would talk about the villager cartographer block with your map making- using the table to make a map only uses one paper instead of eight
Can you still upgrade armor that already has been trimmed, e.g. to Netherite? I haven't played around with armor trims myself, yet, but this is the one thing I wonder the most when it comes to trims and how upgrading Diamon armor now works.
Yes, it is still possible to upgrade trimmed Diamond armour to Netherite. It should keep any trim designs that were applied to it before the upgrade. Upgrading to Netherite now requires a separate Smithing Template though, you'll find it in Piglin bastions. We'll cover that in future, although probably not this week!
You did miss the third function of the cartography table, cloning: If you put a map into the table (either partially explored, fully explored, or locked...I'm not sure if it works with the special maps like Buried Treasure) along with an empty map, you end up with two copies of the map in it's current state.
True, but I'm pretty sure it works the same way in the crafting table too. So while it would've been a good idea to show how to duplicate maps, I don't think it's a unique function of the cartography table. Kinda like how you can repair two unenchanted tools in a grindstone, which is also possible in a 2x2 or 3x3 crafting grid
Treasure maps are fantastic. For 1.20, I decided to try making a mega map for the first time. Treasure maps are like a free resource that is also in character because it's a puzzle. Where did this map take me? How does it fit into my world map?
Wow!!! In my Bedrock version of this seed, that first ship wreck you find is floating about 10 blocks out of the water and upside down with only about a third of the boat there and no chest!!!
in my survival world i found a shipwreck that was completely buried in sand and stone. from ground level it just looked like two oak logs sticking out of a beach. it had three chests with some pretty good loot, but sadly no armor trims
I wanted to go kill one of those llamas for the leads, then use the lead on the other llama and tame it, then put a chest on it and see how many items it could hold. Am I a bad minecrafter to think this way? Possibly, but that's one way to gets leads. Stay frosty!
Did you see the commentary and video on trader llamas? You can make a boat and put the llamas in it to get the leeds without killing them. Using the leed on the llama will take it back out of the boat. Llamas are easy to tame while in a boat, unlike horses, donkeys or mules. Those creatures won't get in boats on Java edition. You can slowly farm up max-carry-size trader llamas this way. The trader llamas have unique skins when carpets are placed on them. They also count toward breeding creatures if you use hay blocks on them. They do spit at hostile mobs, so beware that they can suicide themselves against pillager patrols or well-armored skeletons.
Is the cartography table not useful in Java edition? Instead of paying that much paper for a map, pay 2 for a cartography table and the just one per map
I believe on Java Edition the loot is always the same if you use the same world seed, but last time I played Bedrock Edition the loot was different on two worlds with the same seed. So it depends which version of the game you’re playing!
I know armor trims are new in this version of Minecraft however can you still add netherite to your armor if you were only to upgrade from diamond to netherite???
Not quite sure what you’re asking here - you can upgrade your diamond armour to Netherite, but it now requires a smithing template along with the Netherite ingot. Moving from diamond to Netherite keeps the same armour trim though :)
@@Pixlriffs you know before the 1.20 when you want to upgrade from diamond to netherite you needed the smithing table to and put your armor in it and a single netherite ingot to upgrade it to a netherite armor without having a template
I though the loot in treasures was always random. Im playing in the same seed and found that Shipwreck a few days ago and im pretty sure it had the same ítems!
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It's a general rule that your starter base will always be built on a map's edge boundary, cutting it in half. There is no minecraft code or feature that tells it to do this, for some reason that's just how it always is.
Yep, every time!
This. EVERY SINGLE TIME. It's as if the axis of the very world shift and tangle in order to orient themselves such that I shall experience maximum frustration
EVERY time. Tradition, at this point.
This exactly why I haven’t made a map of mine yet. Lol I just know it’s gonna be scuffed. 😂
If there aren’t four blocks that go off the corner and force you to make a two-by-two map, you’re either imagining it or you work for Mojang.
I’ve come to realize just how many structures are in Minecraft now that I’m hunting down trims. I never really thought much of it until now, and it’s come to my realization that there really was a massive civilization that’s now long gone in the lore of Minecraft…
Yeah. The Ancient Builders: Theoretically the ones who started it all, depending on who you ask.
Yeah, ive been pondering this too lately!
@@joshuasmith2486 it makes me think of the Dr. Stone anime. Modern civilization collapsed, resulting in a new yet primitive civilization to take shape (the villagers and pillagers) then suddenly some mysterious person appears seemingly knowing all the lost ways of the world, able to built highly advanced structures, harness the powers of redstone, and restructuring the world with almost god-like ability.
@@tnichols312 I've never heard of that Anime, but I couldn't agree more.
Something that left the guardians with nobody to guard, so they've gone a little wonky and attack everything that makes a sound.
Also occasionally you’ll find shipwrecks washed up completely on the beach, often more of those are buried in sand. I’ve actually found an intact, upright shipwreck buried completely in the sand excluding the masts on two occasions. Very cool!
i found one of those last week! i didn't know that was a possibility despite playing minecraft for years lol
Yes! These are actually my favorite shipwrecks to find. I usually set up a campsite nearby and turn the whole thing into a dig site. It turns out we had archeology in the game the whole time. 😅
Yea, I found a complete Shipwreck in Pix’s Seed. First time for me. It’s impressive. Could make an interesting Base.
I found one of those a couple weeks ago! I hadn't even known it was possible
I just realized that, at least in the early episodes, you always click and drag items around from chests and in your inventory instead of shift clicking or using hot keys, just like a new player would do. I think that's so welcoming, instead of doing things really fast like an experienced player would that a new player wouldn't necessarily be able to follow, or would be turned off from because they don't know what you're doing or how you're doing it.
It just shows how much thought you put into the experiences of new players and how to familiarize them with the game without overwhelming them with information. 😊
Hey!
I'm a new player, and am not much familiar with controls
Can you please tell me how he just dragged one item from the chest and all the others of that kind got dragged automatically? Is there some key I need to hold?
@@Lucifer_Bloody_Morningstar shift + click i think!! tho im not too sure as i usually play bedrock but if i remember correctly thats the one
@@inkyowo5501 Thanks for the info tho, I figured out it was double clicking the item... Shift-click moves items instantly from a slot in inventory to whatever is accessed or the hotbar...
Oh yeah here's my little tip: if you have any extra building blocks at hand, it can be a good idea to mark each looted shipwreck with a little tower of blocks so you know which one's you've already been to.
This is a good tip for all the structures, IMO...
I just usually stick a torch on the most handy block, unless it's a shipwreck that's completely underwater.
A few tips for exploring shipwrecks: 1: take a few doors with you so you can place a door down and take a breath 2: break the chests so you can know you have explored that ship 3: when uncovering the treasure you can press F3 and see the chunk cordinates to know where the chest is it needs to be (9 something 9)
Bedrock that doesn't have underwater air door BUG
Or f3 screen.... Lol
@@Heidern.. about the door bug i think it should be fixed because it is overpowerd and the f3 does not exist but i believe it it is possible to see that coordinate
@@ivanildo9579 coordinate exist but f3 provides Sooooo much more info than bedrock coordinates
Hence we could use an f3 screen for more info especially for advance Redstone builds
The door yeah it should be fixed
It's one thing in Java that can't be water logged but in bedrock it can for some reason lol... Dumb bug
@taz1607 for bedrock. Just use 9 dirt blocks, place them above your character, and shovel out the middle one. This will create an air pocket. I usually place a torch pointing in the direction of the exit so I can quickly leave because those few seconds of resubmerging tend to take a few bubbles.
I wish they would give us the F3 screen though. At least we don't have to have a map to see coordinates anymore, but it is obnoxious that we have to tick the option of always having them on.
@@fireworks1party that's cool trick too... Thing is I would just mine 1 magma block and keep using that for air to be quick and brain dead lol
I'm sure they are common in oceon to steal and in nether tooo
Seems like the perfect episode to start the week with, considering recent news. Thankfully, diving deep in Minecraft is a lot easier than in real life apparently.
Man You didn't need to go that hard on the pun.
@@atharvadeshpande4749 fr
What are yall talking about
oceangate shouldve carried some doors..oceandoor
@@mineralnoodlesnoodles you need to grow longer to understand what he means
mister riffs, i really have to say, you frequency of uploading, and the lengthy of your videos are just perfect to me.
For anyone playing Bedrock, I have a useful tip when it comes to map!
Just make the cartography table first, because then you can put 1 paper in it and obtain an empty map! Add a compass to it and Ta-da! You got an empty locator map!
It saves a lot of ressources, especially if they are scarce!
Also very convenient when you decide to do larger scale maps to cover more terrain per map
Yes, indeed!
And to add to this, you only need to use a regular map (1 paper) when copying a locator map on the cartography table.
True, I forgot to mention that!
It’s funny how i have seen tens of tutorials about maps, and i never understood them. Here i am, learning how maps work from a random let’s play that doesn’t even have that purpose in particular. Wow, it is great
I would highly recommend you to anyone who is starting Minecraft for the first your videos are so descriptive and very easy to understand you deserve every single subscriber my friend your knowledge of the game is unreal
The wandering trader is great as you can get every tree sapling from them if there’s a biome you can’t find or is too far away. I like to buy my coral from them too.
Coral is definitely a good trade if you don't want to decimate a warm ocean to get some. Red sand is another decent buy since it is far more scarce than regular sand. On peaceful, the slime ball trade is invaluable as well.
@@sambuma Oh yea. As a rule of thumb, I always buy any coral that a Wandering Trader is selling just to preserve the Coral Reefs in my world.
There are actually two more uses for diamonds, that are often overlooked.
One is trading with villagers, though the exchange rate is 1:1, so really not worth it unless you have an automated way to mine diamonds and don’t know what to do with them anymore.
The other use is crafting a bit more fancy fireworks than your regular rockets.
Those are consumed when used, so also a use you really want to make sure you want.
I've never really used Fireworks a Diamond is one of the options? I didn't know that
@@Werewolf914 yes. Diamonds add a trail effect to the explosion
Loving this new season. I came back and started a new world for 1.20 and it feels like you're playing along with me.
Same. I'm even in a plains biome
me too! i just settled in a cherry grove :D
I decided to stop playing Minecraft even before 1.20 released date. but because of this series haish i am again indeed encouraged to start a new world and so far its doing better than before. thank you pix and geminitay and wattles for giving me hope! I love all of your vids so far pix! keep it up and keep inspiring! keep posting on your IG as well pal! I love all of your posts heheh
One hidden feature of the clock item is that if you throw one in a desert well structure, it's been said that a Bdubs will come to your beck and call
here within a minute, man i am addicted to this series
same
I consider myself a pro - and me too!
I'm a big fan of maps, starting from when I used to play bedrock on the Xbox. If you check 'starting map' in bedrock during world creation, it gives you a size '3' map (equivalent of expanding three times in java). I got used to having one, so it's one of the first things I do once I have enough iron and redstone to spare in Java.
You didn't cover duplicating maps, yet! That's important if you're a big map user, so you can share with a buddy or have a map up at home while you carry around the copy. There's also banners for marking places.
I wake up every morning and enjoy your new videos with my morning coffee before work. Love this new series!
Me too. It's my weekday ritual. I really notice when he stops making them.
Same here. 😊
Same. It really is a great way to start the day!
I always love doing a map wall. Next time though I'll make sure to do a locked copy of map before making changes! Yup. Thanks Pixlriff! Way to go!
You can eliminate the guesswork when digging for buried treasure, since they always spawn in the (9, Y, 9) location in the chunk, and you can see your coordinates in the F3 menu
I've been playing Minecraft for over 10 years and still learn new things from these videos :)
I've found an igloo near the house, I think South. It's well hidden and has a really special basement. Also, since I haven't found moss yet, I've used the cherry blocks instead, and the roof starts to send little particles in the house like it does with the trees.
No spoilers
@@KitsukiiPlays I see now why you call it a spoiler. Was not on purpose
amazing start to the day! also the pacing of season 3 is awesome so far
As someone who only started playing minecraft on version 1.16.5, which is fairly late in the progression of the game, I can't call myself an oldschool player, but neither would I call myself a noob. I do call myself mostly a technical survival player and I have to say that Pix's survival guide doesn't teach me much new stuff, it does remind me of the things I easily forget after having spent a lot of time in my own worlds, both offline and on my servers. Big up to mr. Riffs!!!
Shipwrecks are one of my favourite things in Minecraft! Usually the first thing I do in a new world these days is to craft a boat and find the nearest ocean to explore, before I even have any gear. I can then gear up as I go, because shipwrecks give you food, armour, iron, everything you need early on (except wood and cobblestone). Of course I do use a bundle datapack which helps a lot with the clutter that you end up picking up.
I've also finally learned my lesson with ocean ruins. As tempting as it is, it's just not worth going into those too early. It's just too risky. I can deal with one trident guy, I can now usually even deal with two trident guys at the same time, but sometimes there are three or more.
@@syystomu lol I'm guessing you play Java. Bedrock, tridents do 6 hearts of damage. Even with armor, 2 to 3 hts from a trident is death. ONE trident guy is bad enough; two is just respawn.
If I didn't know how to play Minecraft your videos would be a great tool to learn to play. I still watch as I can still learn something.
2:00 would have been funny if you went "and heres what we came for, suspicious stew!, now to leave this shipwreck..." (trolling)
Immesurably psyched for Structures Week!
I'm so glad this episode was about shipwrecks and trims. Ivetbeen playing on this same seed and have been holding back to avoid spoilers. I found the 2 shipwrecks early on and got 4 trims🥰
I actually found a buried shipwreck a couple weeks ago that appears to be COMPLETELY intact and upright! It had all 3 chests and I've started a project to dig it out since it's such a cool specimen
5:30 I find clocks are kind of nice for your mob spawner xp farm, since they're usually underground.
Incredible timing to talk about shipwrecks and diving in a Minecraft video. LOL!!
I’m wondering if he’s going to be able to do a copper aging episode without immediately building a David. Lol
Hard to imagine Pix laying out copper to age anymore.
especially with David 5.0 that Xisumavoid invented, that can age copper to a spercific stage and automatically wax it!
I have always loved watching these videos I started watching you before 40k subs great work!
These videos that Pix has made are very helpful with knowledge about the new stuff, armors, different woods and etc.
Worth noting that the buried chest is always at the chunk coordinate x: 9 and z:9 so basically line that up using the the f3 toggle and all you have to do is go straight down.
You can also just count 7 blocks diagonal from the southeast corner of the chunk (I think it's SE) and dig down, if you're on Bedrock and don't have chunk-relative coordinates, or would prefer not to use the F3 screen.
Can’t wait to try the armor trim!
The man who inspired me to create own Minecraft videos. Another fantastic episode
Hey Pixl, thanks for sharing and wow the armor is looking good. 🎉
Hello pix, have been watching since the first season of the survival guide your vedios have helped me a lot
To find treasure chests, a.nice tip is to check the 9, 9 chuni coordinates
I’ll definitely cover this method in a future video, but I didn’t want to take some of the magic out of digging for buried treasure this early in the series.
The 9x9 Chunk coordinate method only works on Java edition. It can be a real pain finding treasure in Bedrock
@@beng7845it works on bedrock too, but as we don't have the same detailed co-ordinate info within a chunk, you have to do the maths
@@Pixlriffs ok,cool
Oh! I didn't know that
A map update could be so cool... Imagine how many tools it could use, like centering a map, snapshots, interacting with redstone...
Getting banner markers in maps in Bedrock would be nice!
Tip for making maps: put 1 piece of paper in a cartography table
To make locator maps, add the compass and then duplicate them by putting empty maps in the 2nd slot
Thank you so much for this series!
So glad diamonds have a decent use past mid game now with the new trims❤
When looking at the map you should also mention the F3 and g key, to see the grids. Would help represent the map lines, to show say if you wanted to build on the edge of a map for purpose.
Me to wife: babe, wake up, it’s 5 am and Pix is talking maps, shipwrecks, and armor trims.
My wife: can you sign these divorce papers?
I don't think Pixl is interested in that right now.. :-)
Wake up babe, new survival guide episode just dropped
Love the vids pix 🤘
I like to keep a clock on the wall of any zombie/skeleton spawn farm I've built.
That way I can sleep to maximize the spawn rates, and not worry about any surface spawns taking up the mob cap.
As for the armor trims, I prefer the simpler ones, like coastal. Easier to get, and they aren't as busy looking.
When looking for a buried treasure you can align yourself near the x, press f3, look at your chunk coordinates and position yourself so that your chunk coordinates are x=9, y=itdoesntmatter, z=9. Buried treasures are guaranteed to always spawn there. another tip is that some items in the game can be replaced with mods. some are night vision being replaced by fullbright (i recommend boosted brightness or tweakeroo), spyglasses being replaced by zoom mods (i recommend essential because it has other good features), and maps being replaced by world map mods (i recommend xaero’s world map and minimap because they work well together).
What if we don't want to use mods and play on bedrock? This is why videos like this are helpful to more people.
@@urfaes6878 why play on bedrock though
yay! im so excited for this week
Very educational and informative video, Thanks pix
This tutorial series is very beginner friendly
thank you for the seabed joke 😂
Loving the new season! If it’s structures week then I wonder if you’ve found the somewhat out of place structure in a snowy biome not far from your house yet?
Yeah, I spotted it on stream! Might check it out on Thursday/Friday if it has what I think it has 👀
@@Pixlriffs I won’t spoil it for you! The seed is great, by the way - so glad I decided to play along on the same map.
If you have enabled the Experimental features on Java to have bundles, a clock and doors will fit in a bundle. The clock will continue to tell the time properly. And you can pull the doors out for a quick air pocket under water.
For those complaining about the map edge messing with their bases, build using the chunk layout to avoid that. Press the keys F3 and B on Java to show chunk boundaries. Align to those to avoid messy map problems. On Bedrock? Good luck.
Maybe it’s the remnants of all those ships that were looking to infiltrate that cool water cave you found near the side of the mountain where there’s definitely some treasure or cursed loot
Ecletic armor indeed, Pix!
i just want to say that i love your videos
Love your episodes Pixlriffs, however, compared to previous seasons you are wrapping up things faster in this season.
Oh yeah, Structure Week Hype!
Fun fact: On Bedrock Edition seeds, Strongholds and Buried Treasure Chests are MORE frequent than on Java Edition. Of course the trade-off is that Java Edition seeds has more Nether Fortresses, Woodland Mansions and Ocean Monuments than Bedrock. If you check out your seed on Chunk Base, you can definitely tell the difference in terms of structures on both editions.
The reason why Strongholds are more frequent on Bedrock is pretty much HOW they're generated. Java generates Strongholds based on distance from your World Spawn and the distance is pretty much on sectors of circles with 8 circles in total and a total of 128 Strongholds can generate within 25,000 blocks in ANY direction from World Spawn. The most amount of Strongholds on one of those rings is 36 on the 7th ring which is roughly 20,000 blocks. It goes like this; 3, 6, 10, 15, 21, 28, 36 and 9.
Bedrock Edition doesn't have that limitation and can spawn practically randomly... but the tip with Bedrock Edition's Strongholds is that they usually generate under some Villages and sometimes poking out on the Ocean Surface. The Spiral Staircase is typically what is used as the beginnings of how it is generated, which means that having a Stronghold generated without the End Portal Room is quite rare. Bedrock's Strongholds can generate anywhere below ground without no limit. Java is limited and strict on Stronghold generations.
Very timely for me - I’ve been exploring new 1.20 areas in my world and have already found several smithing templates in pillager outposts, ocean ruins, and shipwrecks, and have been wondering what to do with them. 😊
3:20 Useless comment:
Thats actually 2 ships mixed, seems to happen when a shipwreck generates between 2 chunks. I've found a 3 shipmix one and It might be possible to find one of 4 ships. I dont know, but i found it cool
Spoiler below - coordinates for a complete ship near Pixl’s base. Could be made into Pirate ship maybe?
XYZ -2229, 65, -152. You will be amazed by how it looks!
That's the one off the coast of the Savannah village, isn't it? I've used it to make an additional base camp. It's a very cool location.
@@Dinki-Di Indeed! Never in my many years of playing Minecraft have I found a shipwreck that looked like someone built in in place! Was looking for a better place to put up a Nether portal that isn’t in a basalt area and stumbled in it. Alas no luck with the portal thou, still generated in the basalt hellhole!
That one's great! Right in the middle of a bunch of villages, too. Good place for a base. I'm thinking I'll set up a nether portal there eventually and maybe set up a trading hall over there.
Happy survival guide all!
A game I left a couple months ago (I should go back), also had a "Shipwreck District". (3+ shipwrecks in a small area) lol
(also a couple sunken structures/ towers)
A couple of those ships were (almost) completely intact & on the beach. :)
I was actually thinking about making a couple "suburbs" of the coastal village I was using nearby, to build some "naval shipyards" around the ships. (like they are preparing for their maiden voyage / being completed)
I appreciate not using the "cheaty" method of F3 to look at chuck position, but it's a good mention for a tutorial let's play.
We'll cover the "9,9" trick in a future episode, but in the early stages of the game here I didn't want to ruin the fun of digging for buried treasure.
Something that I always do is make sure that I broke the hidden treasure chest, is something that I least to my experience prevents that this particular chest doesn't come up on other treasure maps in the future
I'm pretty sure that has been disproven many times since treasure maps were added.
ur just the goat tbh
one thing i learned from speed runners: burried treasure always spawns at 9,9 chunk coords. Makes it easier to find it
Are gold trims able to pacify piglins?
No.
Drats....
Well, yes...if they happen to be on gold armor pieces. Otherwise no.
You can also place mobs on boats, so you can now finally have chicken on a (bamboo) raft in minecraft
I never knew the maps were grid based, I always wondered how TH-camrs got it to line up so well when it looked like they were just clicking anywhere lol
god bless thank u for this survival guide upload
Would have thought that you would talk about the villager cartographer block with your map making- using the table to make a map only uses one paper instead of eight
Such Fashion 👌
Can you still upgrade armor that already has been trimmed, e.g. to Netherite?
I haven't played around with armor trims myself, yet, but this is the one thing I wonder the most when it comes to trims and how upgrading Diamon armor now works.
Yes, it is still possible to upgrade trimmed Diamond armour to Netherite. It should keep any trim designs that were applied to it before the upgrade.
Upgrading to Netherite now requires a separate Smithing Template though, you'll find it in Piglin bastions.
We'll cover that in future, although probably not this week!
You did miss the third function of the cartography table, cloning: If you put a map into the table (either partially explored, fully explored, or locked...I'm not sure if it works with the special maps like Buried Treasure) along with an empty map, you end up with two copies of the map in it's current state.
True, but I'm pretty sure it works the same way in the crafting table too. So while it would've been a good idea to show how to duplicate maps, I don't think it's a unique function of the cartography table. Kinda like how you can repair two unenchanted tools in a grindstone, which is also possible in a 2x2 or 3x3 crafting grid
@@Pixlriffs Hmmm. Point, though a quick mention of how to duplicate maps would still have been useful.
Treasure maps are fantastic. For 1.20, I decided to try making a mega map for the first time. Treasure maps are like a free resource that is also in character because it's a puzzle. Where did this map take me? How does it fit into my world map?
That ship door provides air as well.
This good 👍
Wow!!! In my Bedrock version of this seed, that first ship wreck you find is floating about 10 blocks out of the water and upside down with only about a third of the boat there and no chest!!!
in my survival world i found a shipwreck that was completely buried in sand and stone. from ground level it just looked like two oak logs sticking out of a beach. it had three chests with some pretty good loot, but sadly no armor trims
I wanted to go kill one of those llamas for the leads, then use the lead on the other llama and tame it, then put a chest on it and see how many items it could hold. Am I a bad minecrafter to think this way? Possibly, but that's one way to gets leads.
Stay frosty!
Did you see the commentary and video on trader llamas? You can make a boat and put the llamas in it to get the leeds without killing them. Using the leed on the llama will take it back out of the boat.
Llamas are easy to tame while in a boat, unlike horses, donkeys or mules. Those creatures won't get in boats on Java edition. You can slowly farm up max-carry-size trader llamas this way.
The trader llamas have unique skins when carpets are placed on them. They also count toward breeding creatures if you use hay blocks on them. They do spit at hostile mobs, so beware that they can suicide themselves against pillager patrols or well-armored skeletons.
Pixlriffs if you add a gold template on other materials piglins in the nether will still accept it and won’t attack you
Is the cartography table not useful in Java edition? Instead of paying that much paper for a map, pay 2 for a cartography table and the just one per map
Shipwrecks are very topical right now
God I love Structures Week
Guardians are truly fishy. In more sense than one
Pixl your videos should be longer. They are so cool… thanks for the entertaining content
How do you go into creative on Java edition. I’m normally a bedrock player, and I just got Java, so I’m still trying to figure out everything.
Either use the command /gamemode or hold f3 and click f4 to toggle in a menu
if you play on the same seed does that mean that the loot will be exact the same or every world generates his own loot ?
I believe on Java Edition the loot is always the same if you use the same world seed, but last time I played Bedrock Edition the loot was different on two worlds with the same seed. So it depends which version of the game you’re playing!
@@Pixlriffs thanks for the reply. I play on java so the loot must be the same
What happens if you spyglass on optifine zoom?
If you copy the map you can live update a map without messing up your map wall.
Just thought of this, if you have a gold trim on your diamond armor, will piglins still get upset at you or does that count as wearing gold armor?
Gold trim does not count as wearing gold armor.
@@joshuabishop909 since this video i have looked it up online and it says it does, but i have yet to try it in game
I know armor trims are new in this version of Minecraft however can you still add netherite to your armor if you were only to upgrade from diamond to netherite???
Not quite sure what you’re asking here - you can upgrade your diamond armour to Netherite, but it now requires a smithing template along with the Netherite ingot.
Moving from diamond to Netherite keeps the same armour trim though :)
@@Pixlriffs you know before the 1.20 when you want to upgrade from diamond to netherite you needed the smithing table to and put your armor in it and a single netherite ingot to upgrade it to a netherite armor without having a template
Oh, right. You need an upgrade template now. They're in piglin bastions.
@@Pixlriffs ok ty
I though the loot in treasures was always random. Im playing in the same seed and found that Shipwreck a few days ago and im pretty sure it had the same ítems!