My Ender Chest Shulker Box Setup! ▫ Minecraft Survival Guide S3 ▫ Tutorial Let's Play [Ep.88]
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In this tutorial, I finally get my Ender Chest organized, and explain the different categories of Shulker Box I've chosen to store inside!
We use all 16 colours of shulker box to assemble a set of vital items - everything from redstone components to food, from lighting to terraforming - and a bunch of useful potions you'll thank yourself for brewing a whole box of when you're out in the ocean or stranded in the Nether.
We also find room for a record collection, backup equipment, a box to store your hard-earned diamonds (or all 16 dyes!) and a dedicated Beacon box.
Despite cramming all this in, there's still room for loads of empty shulker boxes which can be used for resource gathering or build projects.
How do you organize your Ender Chest?
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While it is an unusual case, I would absolutely put nametags in a shulker box, if there’s a rare creature/ animal you don’t want to despawn or if you find a farm you want to build on the fly, having a nametag on you and not in a storage box miles away could be vital
seconded! I find having a stack of nametags that are named dinnerbone (so that it's visually obvious whether the mob has been successfully tagged) along with boats (and/or leads, fenceposts, minecarts & rails) means that I can guarantee that I won't lose a mob from floundering around trying to get XP for naming it or finding the resources to trap it :)
Very good point! The priority needs to be the things you're gonna go "i wish i had thing with me right now!"
Bucket of milk in with food, too, for when you accidentally get bad omen...
Funny you mention that, I was just thinking of doing that while watching his last video
I guess putting it in a boat doesn't work for every use case.
@@BellePullmanOof yeah, the emergency milk bucket!
I would add flint and steel in the obsidian box and emeralds in the village box, as well as 2 buckets of water so you can create an infinite water source wherever you are..
*grabs a stack of regular ice* 🧊
I usually keep 2 water buckets in my inventory for that reason. As well as a bed, a clock (so if you're mining you can see if it's night), ender chests, crafting tables and lastly, scaffolding blocks 😁
@@SliceOfLife93that’s actually very cleaver!
My first shulker box is always what I call a BSK, or Basic Survival Kit. It includes everything you always need when out exploring but invariably forget: A bed, a stack of torches, a crafting table, shears, an extra stack of food, a boat, flint and steel, you get the idea.
I also typically have a "base in a box" I bring with me that contains a bunch of materials to make a small outpost base. I find this is also really immersive if you have a prefab "blueprint" for a standard minibase as it makes you feel like a surveyor or trailblazer.
I like to have a couple of lava, water, milk and empty buckets for my utility box. As well as ladders, scaffolding, emeralds, books, saddles, anvils and some tools like the brush and shears because I don't use them very often. The most important one for me is a stack of dirt/grass blocks some saplings and some bone meal so you theoretically never actually run out of wood. (For some reason I like to think of my utility box as a backpack which can get me through tons of weird situations)
I would include a bed in a slot - always handy if you want to avoid mobs, particularly phantoms!
For the Redstone box, I include at least one stack each of stone, cobble, and quartz. This allows me to craft the major Redstone blocks as needed
Cobble, stone, quartz, glass, iron, honey, slime, string.. yeah, I prefer base materials over the crafted components as well :P
Stone and cobble are relatively easy to get, but I would absolutely add the quartz
@@KitsukiiPlays only in the overworld
Utility box should always contain a bucket of milk. You never know when you have bad omen and you never want to inadvertently start a raid, especially at your base when returning home. Cows can be hard to find at times so having a handy bucket is always good. This way before you come through that portal at home or a trading village, you can always make sure you double check your bad omen status and remove it if needed.
Bottles of enchanting!!! I'm case your wings get low when you're out. That compass that tells you where you died. Quartz for redstone. Flint and steel for nether portals or just fire bow
I just started doing this myself and it’s been a lifesaver for those long elytra trips or even getting a little bit more from long strip mining/moss mining sessions. Good tip!
Flame bows cannot light nether portals in Java
Yea I have a whole shulker for that
I just bring spare elytras
I’d add a couple stacks of wool to the utility tool box too so you can make beds in case you’re thousands of blocks away from home and need to set your respawn. Also would be handy if you run into an ancient city.
or nether for ancient debris
About the flowers. Yes, you can duplicate the two-tall ones with bonemeal in Bedrock. But you can also bonemeal the smaller ones and have a patch of flowers and grass spread from the original flower.
It's a nice way of getting flowers from a different biome without having to travel to said biome to collect them. You just need the one to start.
well well well, parity me this mojang
You can actually dig one block down, place the flower there, and when you bonemeal it you’ll get even more flowers and no grass.
A stack of bone should also be carried in the green box for bonemeal.
And a moss block.
That's also why you won't see flower farms built the same way as Java
Since no one said it specifically yet, the bonemeal on two talls works on either edition, the one tall flowers is only for bedrock.
Doors in the water breathing box! 👌🏾
Don’t forget anvil and phantom membrane to repair your elytra, also sponges, doors
It's much cheaper to use Bottles of Enchanging and have Mending on the Elytra to repair it with. You can stack those up to 64 bottles at a time and that can make for a good way to repair whatever you might need to without having to use the xp farm when you are busy with something far away.
Iron is very useful for building beacons in quantity, but use gold for temporary beacons, as it is the softest of the beacon blocks. As such, gold can be mined faster than the other beacon blocks. And remove your beacons from the bottom up, so you can continue to partially receive the haste mining effect while mining your beacons.
My first thought was more scaffolding in the Utility Box. I also don't recall gold being in any of the boxes, which feels semi-important.
A stack of glass in one of the boxes also feels kind of relevant.
This is a very timely episode. I'm actually stocking shulker boxes for my Ender chest right now. Thanks Pix, and all commenters, for the great suggestions!
A good thing to add to your utilities box is are a few leads.
I wish I had an ender chest that was this well organized! I do personally like having a log box with all the different log variants, and boxes for different stone types and deepslate - handy for building in a pinch
To me, a fully set up ender chest has one of each color shulker plus a stack of shulker shells and some chests in order to make more if I need to.
One shulker is usually dedicated to spare elytra, fireworks, and some XP bottles to repair an elytra in case of emergency.
One is dedicated to utility and holds spare tools that I don't necessarily need all the time like shears, flint/steel, channeling trident, some sponges, a stack of logs, etc.
A third shulker is dedicated to potions and usually holds a few each of night vision, water breathing, and fire resistance.
If I'm playing on a server I usually have a fourth shulker dedicated to my most valuable stuff like smithing templates, diamond blocks, netherite, etc.
Everything else is storage for looting or resource gathering.
Transport box : I would include saddles and leads….donkeys, mules and llamas with “saddlebags” can be helpful collecting stuff, and riding saves hunger.
A few fence posts too alongside the leads!
@@BellePullman Would be handy, but if room is a concern, the wood stacks would cover that.
I usually carry around a whole bunch of uncharted shulker shells and chests since I often go on massive resource collection trips and having the extra space for stuff is very nice
I have a box I call backpack that's all of my quick access items, which is also where my back up gear is separated form my tools. Stuff like a bed, obsidian, buckets of everything, recovery compass, golden apples, saddle, nametags, leads, chests, shulker shells and crafting benches, stuff I frequently need on the fly is all in one box. Also brown goes between red and orange you heathen.
Hi Pix, I always travel with a few stacks of dripstone so that I can set up a renewable fuel source anywhere in my world.
I prefer to take a collection of different saplings, seeds and plenty of bone blocks rather than leaves. Can’t be without backup tools, armour and my archeology brushes. Plenty of iron, coal, material for villager beds, and I just can’t live without moss.
For the utility box I suggest adding leads and extra scaffolding you never know when you may need them.
Exactly!
I always have an additional box full of my favourite building blocks in it! I use a lot of vines and glow lichen as well as moss, azalea leaves, spore blossoms, drip leaves, glow berries, string and brick in my builds for example. It’s just nice to have my go-to items on hand at all times!
One important thing is to always keep several ender chests stacked in your inventory. Otherwise accidentally using the wrong pick one time means you are cut off from everything in the chest until you can craft another one or get to one that already exists. It also means that every time you pick the ender chest up it automatically goes to the correct spot in your inventory.
A bunch of people have already said beds and wool, but I would also keep beds or wool in the villager box, and also add a respawn anchor and some glowstone for the nether. It is also good to have a compass, a recovery compass, and a loadstone compass set to a loadstone in your nether hub. It would likely be a good idea to keep some totems of undying handy. I saw someone say soulsand for bubble columns in the transport box, to which I would add a couple stacks of kelp and a couple water buckets or ice blocks. A lava bucket so you can lava cast the tube for bubble columns might be a good idea too.
Green Shulker Box being records makes sense - people used to keep LPs in the crates that glass milk bottles used to be carried around in and they'd often be green. "The Milkcrate" is even my music folder on my current PC, and I'd often have a green shulker box named "The Milkcrate", too.
I'd be tempted to put a stack of sand in the utility box. I find it useful as reverse scaffolding, for safely descending from high places. It's easier for a clumsy person like me to use than a water bucket for this purpose, and as an added bonus it works in the nether.
And yes, absolutely put a stack of nametags in there. Minecraft players are *constantly* getting themselves into situations where they have to redo some task because they forgot to bring a nametag and the critter despawns.
Also, throw a flint and steel in the obsidian box.
You likely will want a box with a stack of each kind of sapling, seed, and plantable crop, but that one doesn't necessarily need to be in the ender chest all the time.
I've learnt so much just from the small comments you make (such as the ender chest giving light, etc) while arranging your chests, so I am so happy and thankful for this video!! Thank you for all your hard work, Pix, really appreciate it!
Utility box: bed (when exploring), wool (just in case we run into a end city), flint and steel.
23:20 "Now villager work stations are not just for villagers, they are of course a vital resource for the player as well."
Fletching Table: 😭😭😭
Thanks for the video, master!! I'd like to add just a couple things, a few nametags, maybe in the misc.box, and then I'd move some stacks of dirt to the misc. box aswell, and then i'd turn the landscaping box into a exploration box, with maps, extra paper and glass panes to craft & lock them, maybe a couple buckets of water... oh, and flint and steel in the obsidian box too. If you build a portal, you'll need to activate it lol and some beds!!! I almost forgot about it.
Thank you!!! This is the episode that I always wait for in each of the SG series.
As a note on Daylight Detectors, I use them a surprising amount on one server I play on regularly. Mostly to give Etho Hopper Clocks a kick because that server stops running Redstone equipment if you're a certain distance from it. If I give the hopper clock a quick disable-then-re-enable, the clock keeps going more reliably.
I keep being surprised by how much I need to change on my Redstone devices due to some the server-specific weirdness. Like I can't duplicate TNT (and it can't break blocks due to claimed region permissions), so my tree farms are all manual in their collection methods.
Extra shield is always helpful to me. And the saplings could go in the greenery box 😊
Your organization methods make a lot of sense. The only thing I usually do is keep one uncolored shulker box full of shulker shells so that, in combination with some wood for chests, I can always craft more shulker boxes on the fly whenever I need more of them. Seems to become a more common issue the further I get into late game. Love the content!
i've caught so many videos so early on today, like at least 4 right when they come out. keep it up man, loving the series
Hi Pix, love this episode always helps to be more organised! I definitely agree that saplings should go in the ender chest, maybe in the utility box because they can be used to start fresh for building but also to create charcoal in the deeper parts of the world where coal doesn't generate! :)
Always interesting to see how other people prioritize what to keep in their Ender Chest & shulker boxes. I can't make any suggestion for you, because I set things up differently.
I usually always have inside my Ender Chest:
one shulker box for food;
one for beacons, iron & gold blocks, and some emeralds (to activate the beacon);
at least one box for extra tools;
one box for weapons & armor, including one pair of leather boots;
one for torches & charcoal;
a box filled with Villager work stations, bookshelves, crafting tables, and furnaces;
a box with at least one stack of each wood type, plus a stack of ladders;
one box containing milk buckets, material to make Iron Golems, warped fungus, and anything else I think will come in handy when things get too chaotic;
a shulker box containing emeralds, books, spare elytra, gunpowder & paper, xp bottles, a spare bed, and a boat;
one on-the-go potion brewing box, filled with everything I need to make any potion;
a box with shulker shells & chests, mob heads, totems of undying, and whatever oddball stuff I might want to throw in there;
and finally, a shulker box with a stack of obsidian, flint & steel, respawn anchors & glowstone, leads, a stack of bones, a saddle, fences, conduits or heart of the sea, a stack of prismarine, at least one stack of sponges, empty buckets, and ender pearls.
The rest of my Ender Chest is filled with either other themed shulker boxes (light sources, redstone, wool, dyes, glass, plants & saplings, etc) depending on what I'm working on, or empty boxes to store the stuff I collect as I explore the world.
I like the idea of always carrying a stack of Ender Chests with you in your main inventory. (Assuming resources are plentiful.)
You're carrying an Ender Chest anyway, so it won't take extra slots. It'll become a habit to just place them at various locations and leave them there, so you'll always have access to your stuff wherever you respawn. And you won't accidentally fill that slot with other items while you've placed your Ender Chest, so you can ways pick it back up if you want.
One of the things I like to have easily accessible in the ender chest is a bed to quickly sleep when you exit an area and its the middle of the night. It's also good for setting up a temporary base when working on a larger project away from the main base
I like carrying some stacks of wool, in case you stumble in an Ancient City 😉
Although the idea of using one Box of each color is appealing, I personally prefer combining stuff into less boxes to have more available slots. I have a single potion box, a backup equipment box, an utility box (with obsidian, beacon and conduit inside) and that's kind of it. I definitely should add a Redstone Box...
My black shulker box is the potion box. Instead of carrying potions, I've stashed all the potion ingredients, one stack each, a brewing stand, a cauldron in case I have to brew potions in nether, couple of water and milk buckets and also weakness arrows and golden apples. It pretty much has everything potion related 😅. I suggest it Pixl, so that you can have more opportunities and space to put another stuff
Nice! perfect for my lunch break👌🏼
Saplings would absolutely make sense in the utility box, wood is after all the most basic necessity. Whenyou got wood, you can rebuild. Also i was surprised about no bonemeal. A stack or two of boneblocks in the plant box would make sense.
I would include leads in the transport or utility box. Up to you which.
Leads, since you often need to move animals you come across (and fenceposts for tying them or your horse to). Extra water bucket(s) and a bucket of milk in case you get bad omen at an inconvenient time. Gold armor or just gold since people often forget to put it on before entering the nether. An extra bed since it's easy to forget to bring one. I keep setups for both beacons and conduits in the same box since there's plenty of room for both.
Well I know what I'm doing tomorrow!
Re organising all my ender cheats on all the servers I build on. Wow man! I've been using the ender chest for halling bulk skulkers for mega builds. I never looked at it like this. Yeah I have a spare elytra in there but wow man!
You just taught me how to us the ender chest properly. Thank you! ❤
I would also add scaffolding to one of your boxes.
If you have Bundles on, a bundle of a handful of each type of sapling would be good for the landscaping box.
Love this kind of organization episodes! I personally bring a bucket box (two water buckets, a few lava and powder snow as well as milk can be really useful) and a bonemeal box (separate from foliage this is where the crops saplings and other bonemeal able blocks go)
Wood and stone boxes are great for the E-chest because they are vital resources and it's ideal when you want to build something small far away from your base or if you're like me and don't actually have a proper storage area and just use your E chest. I also have a Misc. Building box for blocks like trapdoors and slabs that I've crafted for a build but not actually used so that they don't clutter up a random chest somewhere
Thanks for inspiring episode.
Add magma and soul sand to the water breathing. Turn the coal into coal blocks and add tree saplings, and sand to that box. A couple of buckets of water needs to go somewhere. A bucket of lava with a bit of dripstone would be nice. It might be better to have stacks of the ingredients for your water, breathing and fire resistance potions instead of just individual potions. I’m thinking glass is also popular in Redstone building and potion making.
I have a map box - plain maps, maps of home areas, extra paper, cart table, banners used to mark shelters and other areas (like villages) etc; a survival box - everything needed to build a quick shelter, including frames (for home map the shelter's in), chests, crafting table, campfire and hay bale to make a clear marker for where the shelther is, extra food, iron, flint & steel and so on; potions box - all the normally used pots; beacon box - both my beacon and my conduit(s) and materials needed; spare equipment box (everything in at least diamond in case of loss). The main Ender chest has more ender chests, a flint and steel, emergency food, fireworks, my elytra when not using, emeralds for trading, gold boots, loadstone compass to main base, usually my spyglass and a mine cart (sometimes contents vary depending on what I'm doing of course)
Hi Pix! I keep a single shulker box on me at all times, which I label my "Survival Kit," and inside of it are a golden helmet, my chestplate, leather boots for walking on powdered snow, my bow and some arrows, both fortune and silk touch hoes, an iron shovel (for when im digging for suspicious sand and gravel), a carved pumpkin (for the End dimension); a stack of wood, a stack of coal ore, a saddle, 4 leads, a fence post, a spyglass, a stack each of enderpearls and extra emergency rockets, a stack of food (usually golden carrots); and then a bed, 2 furnaces, 2 enderchests (which contain all my other shulkers), a compass, shears, a brush, flint and steel, a water bucket, and a boat :] sorry that was a lot to type, but in case you were interested and like the idea of including any of those in your utility box, there they are! Love your videos, thank you so much for posting!!
For the utility box, I'd recommend a few stacks of wool in various colors, as well as paper for map creation - the wool can easily be made into banners to mark out fun places, or beds if you forgot a travel bed.
I've started carrying leads in my toolbox. It's come in handy when I encounter mobs I want to bring home
I’ve had my ender chest full of shulker boxes for a while now, dictated by how I explore my world and the major projects I’ve worked on. Off the top of my head I have:
One box for rails, a few mine carts, redstone torches and buttons to power them. One box for cobblestone, another for regular stone, yet another for cut stone and a stonecutter. A box of dirt, with a stack of shroomlights for underwater lighting. A couple of boxes of cobbled deepslate and one for polished deepslate. One box full of nine varieties of wood (logs, planks, and slabs). One box just for white wool and carpets, another with wool in every other color plus some signs, lanterns, and ladders. A box of glass blocks. A box for obsidian, nether bricks, and flint & steel for repairing ruined nether portals. Two boxes of netherrack for temporary blocks and bridging in the nether. A “travel” box containing a cartography table, iron, flint (in case I need more flint & steel), paper, redstone (for making maps), a rowboat, a few doors (for working underwater), blocks of coal (in case I need more torches), extra rockets, my spyglass, a brush, and a few other miscellaneous items I use while exploring. A box with extra scaffolding, buckets of water, and lightning rods in case I need to douse a lava pool or lighting-proof a village. And a few empty boxes to hold loot I find in dungeons, abandoned mineshafts, ruins, and other treasure chests.
I always keep a box of just totems, but I also play on a server with all the kids who often need these things without much notice. And a shulker with tadpoles, axolotls, eggs, and other forms of portable life to make areas more interesting
One of my go-to boxes is a storage box. One that just has a bunch of chests, barrels, and shulker shells.
Stones variants, Bone meal, and Potion ingredients are some of the things you can fit in there.
The only non-empty shulker box I consistently store in my ender chest is the Navigation box, which contains maps (along with paper and cartography tables for expanding maps), anvils & XP bottles, a stack of each of the 16 colours of banners - all so that no matter where I am, if I've spotted something worth coming back to or an area that I know I'm gonna be building in, I can slap down a banner (renamed to show coords & what the area is being labelled for, with a colour that represents that situation) and map out the area, so I can either find it in the overworld, or have co-ords to set up a nether portal link
everything else I don't use a shulker box for - I'd have 1 stack obi, 1 flint & steel, 1 stack food, any backup gear left at my home base, 1 stack scaffolding, 1 backup water bucket, 1 stack renamed nametags, 1 boat, 1 stack torches, and (most important of all) my project book, which contains plans, ongoing projects, ideas, coordinates, etc. that I can refer to whenever and have stored safely in my enderchest.
then I have two rows free for putting in shulker boxes relevant to the current project & empty shulker boxes to transport things/act as extended inventory space
I would add moss to your wood and stone box. It's so handy for various things. I also usually keep a few stacks of quartz ore so that if I desperately need to mend my elytra, i have a source with me to do so.
it may seem odd, but in the utility nox, I would add a spare bed (or wool to make a bed) in case you're caught in the night time and don't want to deal sith with mobs. whenever I go on adventures, I bring a boat, a bed, food, torches, and just my regular tools. since the rest of those are in other boxes, I'd add a spare bed
The great survival legend is back
29:35 coal is nice but I prefer charcoal mainly because of all of the trees I've gone through...😅
Things from my utilities box which are often very handy: a stack of bone blocks, a stack of glass, leather boots for powdered snow, pre-named nametags, leads, soul sand for bubble columns, and item frames. And I like to have both packed and regular ice in my redstone box so water streams are easy.
Utility box ideas:
-seeds, bones, and fish to tame animals
-bed
-bucket of milk
-saddle, lead
-nametag
I'd add a bed, name tags, leads and a fence post, and some saplings for every tree type, so that I always have access to a specific wood type for a build if I need it. Transport box could include some soul sand for bubble columns, saddles and a fungus on a stick for strider use in the nether, and some bonemeal into the plant box.
I've been meaning to organise my Ender chest, so thanks for the inspiration on what to include!
I would add a bed always handy to have one just in case 😅
Good episode! I'm a mole player and want to be able to excavate on the fly, so I keep multiple light blue boxes with diamond pickaxes and shovels. During digging I need to remove large amounts of water often enough to warrant the yellow shulker being the sponge box and to keep conduits in the beacon box. Lastly, I swear by having a dedicated box for shells and chests to keep expanding my inventory as I go.
In my ender, I always have a shulker for general misc tools and such, things that you don’t always need, but will really miss if you don’t have. Things I keep in there include two water buckets (on the go water source), bucket of milk (especially useful for clearing accidental bad omen before going to a villager area), name tags, flint and steel, shears, emergency bed, fishing rod, sponges, and I also tend to keep spare food in there. That shulker has been very useful many times
In my ender chest I have:
1. Light blue: Backup gear (extra armor, swords, picks, shovels, etc.)
2. Yellow: Valuables (ancient debris, deepslate emerald ore, diamond blocks, golden axe from killing a piglin brute for some reason, etc.)
3. Magenta: music box (record collection plus a jukebox and some empty space for emergencies)
4. Purple: mob drops (mostly overworld hostile mob drops, plus a few passive drops and cobwebs too)
5. Orange: nether (nether resources, including some nether mob drops)
6. Cyan: end (end resources, including ender pearls and shulker shells atm, plus skulk blocks because they seem thematically appropriate)
7. Grey: gunpowder (simple as)
8. White: paper (simple as. This completes rocket crafting requirements
9. Blue: utility box (useful blocks like anvils and crafting tables, also flint and steel, brush, ender chest, and spyglass)
10. Red: redstone box (redstone components, including furnaces, barrels, chests, and trapped chests)
11. Brown: Fewd box (simple as)
12. Brown: Wewd (includes saplings, no nether wood, 2 stacks of each log)
13. Lime: sticky box (honey blocks, slime blocks, and slime balls and honey bottles)
14. Green: plantage box (almost all the crops in the game, plus sniffer seeds stuff, no saplings)
15. Pink: rails (simple as, plus a stack of iron blocks)
16. White: beacon box (beacons, loose nether stars, a few iron ingots, and 24 stacks of iron blocks)
17. Lt. Grey: stone (various overworld cave blocks, such as deepslate, cobble, stone, dripstone, diorite, etc)
I’ll definitely make a dedicated light sources box, been on my list for a while. My main inspiration for my echest are you and Etho, and there’s something cool about seeing how someone else sets up an ender chest
So basically a Pet Box, Leads, Tags, Milk, Things you might need for dealing with animals or mobs out there when exploring. Also a Misc Box for just a place to put those odd drops you don't have time to deal with till latter.
i love exploring, so id have extra adventure boxes for sure, equipped with things from logs as building blocks, fresh infinity bow, lava/water/milk bucket, some potions that could be useful when taking on spontaneous villager raids, Nether structures, and so on, with some extra shulker supplies for loot. i have bundles turned on in my own world so i would also use those to compact carry about 16 of every dye, villager work stations, and several bundles going towards about 20 of all the saplings. Ancient city supplies would get their own box with its own hoe(cause you can just find perfect hoes in them) and many stacks of wool. Bundles can also be amazing for carrying a lot of Sherds or compacting the large loot tables from archaeology. now that i think about it, an entire enchanting setup would fit in one bundle so i better get my rabbit farm goingXD
I would definitely add a bed to the utility chest. Also a couple of water buckets so you can make a water source wherever you go.
Ice is underated! Also i like to keep my bed on hand in the ender chest
this is almost exactly the same setup I use in my EnderChest. a couple of empty slots to toss a backup tool, a handful of empty shulker boxes ready for projects. and then 12-16 color coded boxes full of regular supplies like Stone, Wood, Redstone, Food/Torches, etc
This is my set up, inspired by Pixlriffs but I altered a few things to my own likings:
Light blue: Valuables / Ores (all ores, diamonds, trims, dragonhead, etc)
Cyan: Gear (back up gear, gold gear, leather boots, elytra)
Blue: Tools (all tools, flint&steel, sheers, buckets, pumpkinhead)
Light green: Organics (seeds, flowers, dyes, fungus, vines, leafs)
Green: Detailing (glass, prismarine,terracotta, wool)
Yellow: Villagers / Trading (all workstations, crafting tables, furnaces, beds, emeralds)
Orange: Food (also food for animals and villagers)
Red: Restone (dispensers, pistons, repeaters, armor stands, levers)
Pink: Lights (torches, lanterns, endrods, shroomlights, lycen, and a beacon set up)
Magenta: Enchanting (books, enchanting table, lapis, bookshelves)
Purple: Potions (ingredients, blazerods, potionstand, and a few ready to go potions)
Default shulker color: End & Nether (Different blocks from the Nether and The End)
Brown: Wood (all wood types in logs)
White: Mobs (all mobdrops including passive mobsdrops like leather and feathers)
Light grey: Cobblestone (full shulker)
Grey: Other stone (andesite, diorite, sand, dirt etc)
Dark grey: Transportation (rails, ladders, scaffolding, carts)
Black: Rockets
And the rest of the enderchest is filled up with standard shulkers which I can collect stuff in I find in the wild, or put together stuff for a building project
With this set up I always almost have everything with me, or I have the sources with me to craft it no matter where in the world I am. Rarely I don't have something or can't make something with this set up. It's very complete to me.
Utility box: Lead/s. The kind of thing you don't always need, but when you need them, you really wish you had them.
Someone else replied about flint and steel being in the obsidian box, but my other thought was an anvil. You mentioned getting mending or other books but never added an anvil to apply them. I didn’t realise you could dye the boxes so I’ve just memorised the positions I put them. I play on bedrock so not sure if that’s possible but I’ll be checking to see. 👍
For my utility box, I include highly visible blocks like polished diorite, especially in the nether for pathing. For my wallet (which I did what Scar does in pink for Piggy bank), besides diamonds, I include emeralds and gold to trade with piglands if needed or if the old armour breaks while in the nether.
In my utility box, I also add leads, nametags, empty buckets, scaffolding, wool (for beds & Ancient Cities)... I have an emerald box, as well, but you could stash a few stacks of emerald blocks into your villager box.
Im waiting for this ❤
I have a chest (no ender chest yet) that I call my travel box. It usually has an extra bed, a boat, some food, a spy glass, now the brush, and a crafting table. When I feel like traveling or exploring, I empty my inventory, grab the stuff out of my traveling chest and head on out. I wonder if something like that would work for how you play?
ETA: a lead and a saddle for when you're out and about and want/need to saddle up a horse or want to bring something back.
I really enjoyed seeing your setup! I'm such a geek for organization that this was a very fun watch for me. The only things I can think of off the bat that are missing are scaffolding, leads, and some loose emeralds! I always try to have a stack or so in my ender chest, the scaffold for obvious building reasons, leads for any mob wrangling, and the emeralds for when I find a wandering trader out in the world with some small dripleaf lol.
(If I just missed where you did include any of those pls forgive lol)
As mentioned by a few other people, I like to include stacks of base material (i.e. resources you need to craft other items) since it is more space efficient. I also didn't notice if he included bonemeal: I would include a couple of stack of bone blocks...
The back up box grian calls the did you die box. He sold so many of them in hermitcraft so if hermits need them they are pretty handy to have yourself.
Well done Sir Pixlriffs Pearlescentmoon would approve
I did not know there was a difference in the functionality of wooden and stone buttons. Always learning something new in this series.
This is Great 👍
I like to travel with bone meal and a sapling and dirt. I like to grow a tree as the start of a quick tent.
I use blue shulker box for potions as well. However, I have the potion split by 9 night vision, 9 fire resistance and 9 water breathing. That single box makes exploring deep dark, nether or water monuments easier.
Goodtimeswithscar has caused me to make my wallet shulker brown whenever I make one, and I tend to use lime green for villager trading and also store my emeralds in there. And then I always keep a bunch of extra ender chests IN my ender chest, either for condensed obsidian storage, or for dropping off at a shop that's missing it's ATM, or for stashing in all corners of my base and farms so there's never more than a quick hop between ender storage lol.
This has been mentioned before but nametags are crucial. I like adding bonemeal to the plant section to help grow flowers in biomes I'm missing flowers in when I explore. Lastly since you have clerics now bottles of enchanting. Removing the need to go back and trade for mending repair for really long projects/travel is nice. But otherwise this will help on my set up for my enderchest overall.....oh I also add a bed cause my forgetful brain sometimes takes off to somewhere else after sleeping and not pick the bed up so for me having a backup is good.
tree saplings = landscaping = also a good idea... ditto glow berries, etc.
Cool. 🤗 I need to get some shulker boxes and ender chests myself one day... But for now, until I have access to the End... Just plain Ender Chests will suffice ...
A shulker swapper would actually be great with this setup as well.
I would keep the scaffolding in the Utility Box, maybe add some leads? And either flint or one or two spare flint n steel in the obsidian box
I keep a water stream box. 2 water buckes for an infinite water source, lots of packed ice, lots of glass. I also keep water elevator suplies: kelp, soul sand, magma blocks. Some other related misc stuff: buttons, signs , sponges etc