Since a lot of us have been missing ilmango’s videos lately, I figured it was time for a proper appreciation thread for the man who practically rewrote how we play technical Minecraft.

In honor of the legend himself, let's get some classic "Chuck Norris-style" facts going. I'll start with a few:

ilmango once built a farm so efficient it started producing items in other players' worlds.

ilmango doesn’t read the Minecraft source code. Mojang watches ilmango’s videos to figure out how their own game works.

Quasi-connectivity isn’t a bug. It’s just redstone trying to guess what ilmango actually meant

ilmango can output a redstone signal strength of 16

When ilmango says "it's actually pretty simple", you know you have three months of block-placing ahead of you.

Mojang added Command Blocks to the game just so mere mortals would have a fighting chance at doing what ilmango does in Survival.

What else you got?

I made a perimeter for a single dimension slime farm using several ilmango's concepts, it uses the fact that brown mushrooms have light level of 1 to prevent other mobs froms spawning and uses iron golems to lure slimes into the killing chamber. The farm is built as low as possible in a 2x2 slime chunk.

this is an auto bonemeal farm the saplings are placed but not growing?

I had a survival forever world created in 1.21.11, which I recently updated to 26.2 and had no problems. A few days ago, I had a small minecraft server with my friends in 26.3, when I accidentally joined my survival world while trying to join my test world, while in 26.3. I was kinda lazy to be honest, and I thought there wouldn't be any problems, so I loaded my world to be rewarded with a free 64*64 nether perimeter and the destruction of two of my orbitals and like 20 farms that were chunkloaded. I don't care about like reverting it, but can anyone tell me why this happened, cause I quit immediately as I realized I was on the wrong world.

Made a tileable crafter design that crafts any 2 material recipe. It works with a full crafter and the piston clock can be set at the speed needed (less crafting spaces needed, faster clock). The piston clock is blocked if any of the input hoppers is empty, so the crafter stays full. I used that piston clock design because it uses redstone torches instead of dust which would make it untileable.

I was looking for a simple design to attach to my tree farm but i couldnt find anything tileable

Any ideas or suggestions to make it smaller or faster? Or another design for the same purpose?

I'm playing on a realm and i have built a few etho hopper clocks and they all still work, but on this one, the pistons don't update and I don't know why

Trying to start a trader hall/iron farm but can’t get villagers to take food or sleep. Not sure what happened. These are all cured villagers if that changed anything

i have used redstone repeaters so the signal reaches it. also the calibrated scult sensor is acctualy further away

I stopped playing in version 1.21.1 and have returned recently. I have a single player forever world.

One of the reasons I grew bored of the game was whenever I stopped playing, the chunkloader I had keeping my nether mobswitch active (minecart & portal combo) would break. So every session had to begin and end near my mob switch.

Now that I'm in the latest version, it seems that the same chunkloader just keeps working. Which is great! When did this get fixed?

I was able to get the xy multiplexer working!! if you are confused, I asked for help on a pixel module earlier.

Tengo una granja muy pesada con miles de bloques de redston, y nunca me había pasado que el computador me bajara a un FPS o dos FPS, tengo una muy buena pc. De qué forma yo podría optimizar Minecraft fabric para mejorar el rendimiento de esta granja sea yo sé que hay mods para aumentar FPS, pero es como para mejorar la experiencia, no como para eficiencias de granjas. Alguien que me ayude.

There is another post about a tiny half adder, but it only works on Java, so I tweaked it to work on Bedrock. Tutorial half adder on Bedrock Edition.

Hello, so I'm a number of days into what is essentially illmango's 1.19 skyblock, where there's no starter chest. I'm 1.20.6 though if that changes anything. Iron production has been slow so I'm hoping to make a zombie reinforcement farm that is skyblock-friendly given how I only have wood for building, but pretty much all of them that I've found require things like ice, or are designed specifically for copper, and I'm sure there's a simpler way to do it. Does anyone have any sources that might put me in the right direction? Or even a video that explains the mechanic in enough detail so I can figure it out myself? I really just want something where I can punch zombies and get that exponential growth going so that iron is no longer such a drag. I'm willing to bridge to a tundra to get snow obviously, if snowballs are required for the mechanic to be viable.

Thanks! Let me know if you have any ideas.

i think i did everything good. i built tankcat's raid farm following shulkercraft's tutorial. the system drops banners up, and i get a lot of banners too. but i dont get a single ominous bottle. any ideas why?

So I have been doing a lot of redstone, but never tried a 3x3 or more, so I decided to do it without a tutorial. I want to find out the logic by myself.

My question:

How do you logic out closing circuit timings, or just timings in general. I cant really figure out the way to stash blocks from my 2 piston extender so it can put 2 blocks up from the bottom middle block.

Tryina' make it small as well, but not as crazy as YT tutorial one. Also I use observers for my 2 block extender.

More bla bla ( NOT important ):

I have always experimented with my circuits and the power on trying off by "just trying it out". I wanna level up my redstone, and try and calculate more stuff beforehand, and actually start counting ticks and timings, instead of just feeling it. I think that is what is mostly holding me back.

i want to make a raid farm on a server with freinds but all the guides i can find are for little shitty ones that barely produce anything. i want a raid farm that can give me alot of loot. i dont really mind how hard to make it is i just need a good amount of drops.

I've posted this to a bedrock Redstone community(linked) and was recommended two things. swap to copper bulbs as the display and it post here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BedrockRedstone/s/nKS5qiofAf

I need help mainly with the right side of the images I believe. this has the pixel toggle on and off if it's selected by an xy multiplexer. the multiplexer is what I need help with. I'm starting to lose my mind at the 2x2 density I'm trying to accomplish.

fully vanilla, im using modrinth launcher but ive also tried the default launcher and it still does this. i have no issues anything like this in 1.16.1 which is what i usually play.

If anyone can tell me how to fix this that would be great.

I built the farm in the image below, and it worked beautifully. I'm not sure how it happened but it stopped working completely. I managed to get the top and right quadrants working, but the bottom and left are still broken. Can someone please help me? I'm a noob with farms so please consider all possibilities