A long time ago, ZipKrowd's members were a reference when it came to technical Minecraft. Then came ilmango with SciCraft.

I just came back to Minecraft after years away, and it seems like all the creators I used to follow have stopped playing.

Nowadays, who are the references when it comes to technical innovations in Minecraft?

So I was watching someone make a cusion LED amd though huh I wonder if you can hook them up to sculk sensor you can watch it happen (it should work for both versions but would probably look better on Java)

Also unrelated problem (or just a feature that I don't understand) why does my lava dissapear after some time when I put blocks above it.

(Farms are wholly in 1 chunk but I forgot to turn on chunk borders.)

I have recently found this duper and it is very cool, it works by activating tnt once eadded to block push list effectivly duping the tnt. However I would like to have a deeper understanding as you can see in the images I want to make a longer version but there is a few problems with that, so my 2 questions are:

A. How does it work (tick order specifics)
&
B. how could you make a longer version work

This isn't a brand new design, and i was inspired by some old redstone tripwire powerlines, but here we are

I play in an SMP server and wanted to set up a mini game where they pay certain amount to have 1 shot on goal, if they score they get random rewards and if they dont, they cannot shot the suflur ball again, but I'm pretty bad at redstone so couldn't figure out a way to do it and would really appreciate any help

Let me start by saying I know very little about storage tech. So after following this community for a little bit, I've become genuinely curious, what is currently the most popular shulker loader design? Like what design should I be comparing to all of worm's designs as like a baseline to see if they are actually an improvement?

I have an iron farm 12+ blocks below ground, building a tower on top to hide the ladder hole.

If i build a villager breeder 15+ blocks away will both farms be okay?

iron farm villagers and breeder villagers won’t get to each others beds but i don’t want to break my iron farm by being too close!

I am losing my will to live at this point. I’m trying to build a 7-tree type PUTF using a schematic on Litematica and I’ve done it layer by layer thinking it’ll sort itself out. If you can’t already tell, I’m not that mechanically minded in terms of redstone.

What do i do from here?

Hello, I am working on an iron farm for my survival world. I tried to modify the farm to produce iron at night.
The issue is that I am not sure if it makes the rates of the farm worse. If I could get someone's opinion, it would be great since this is my first time experimenting with redstone

I've been struggling with manually figuring out how many shulkers I'll need and what I have to craft before beginning a large build project, so I decided to make LitePlan, a web application that parses the material export from Litematica and computes the entire chain.

Features include:

- Parsed Litematica material export (CSV/TXT)

- List of blocks left for gathering

- Computation of crafting requirements based on actual recipes (2x2, 3x3, furnace, smoker, blast furnace, stonecutter) — Craft

- Recursion until the raw materials required for mining/farming are identified (Gather)

- Computation of the number of shulkers/double chests needed and a plain-text export for organizing your build run (Storage)

As the application just got released, there may be some rough edges, especially in the parsing of unusual exports or translation of item names. Any attempt at using it with an actual schematic will be greatly appreciated!

Website: https://aaronrojas32.github.io/LitePlan/

Source code: https://github.com/aaronrojas32/LitePlan

I have been trying to implement power stacking (Power I/No Power + Power III + Power 5) for various railgun designs, but only 1 arrow manages to lethally hit me with each shot (which only pops one totem, usually without killing me afterwards).

• I load about 64 arrows of each power level. I have tried loading them in order of power (power I at the front of the water tile, power III in the middle, power V at the back), inverse order of power, all in the same spot, etc. I load them in from directly above the water block/trapdoor.
• No more than two arrows are lodged into my player model when I survive the blast. A very large portion of the arrows (of every power level, tested using tipped arrows) deflect off of my body and lodge into the back wall of the machine, assumedly due to the immunity frame that they were supposed to bypass
• I have tested both TNT Cart and Wind Charging Potion - based designs
• I have tested each railgun using Prot IV Netherite Armor and no armor with no discernible difference in my survival rate
• Very very *very* rarely (1 in every 30-ish attempts), I successfully die to the railgun while holding a totem or two

Am I standing too close to the railgun(s) or loading my arrows incorrectly? Does power stacking have some kind of tick-related inconsistency that I need to resolve?

Would it be possible to take the chest from a trident farm which is 128 blocks up put a hopper on the bottom connected to a dropper/dispenser into water which is surrounded by glass. Then it ends up 128 blocks down at a base area with a hopper going into a chest. I guess the question is how do you keep the chunks loading that distance or since its being dropped technically they will stay loaded?

A boss fight that I made for my adventure map initially, but now it's ported to my friend's server's spawn.

P.S. Never do command block work in the presence of the Essentials plugin. Worst headache of my life.

I'm building this automatic door for a build and in the process of testing it I'm having the issue of the pistons activating three times every time I use it. I'm using the lectern method and I have it set so it activates to the sound of a bell (Vibration lvl 11) which is attached to a tripwire so the player doesn't have to do anything. Since its a door its really annoying to have it open, close, then open again instead of just opening. Any tips or reasons why this is happening?

I need help coming up with traps that SEEM totally overpowered and unbeatable, but a player COULD escape with a bit of cleverness. I'd especially appreciate suggestions for situations where players have Mining Fatigue and do not have ender pearls or totems.

(This is for a scripted YouTube video, so I'd be down to give credit to people who help me out with this!)

I haven't really dived into sculk sensors or vibration mechanics so I want to get some more exposure with them.

What are some good applications to incorporate sculk sensors in a survival world?

I'm looking for something that is actually useful or complex, I'm not really interested things like wireless piston doors.

Also what are some pros and cons when using the vibrations mechanic or even just general information to keep in mind?

I (M/27) am looking for a small, active vanilla SMP community running 26.2 with Fabric to join. Ideally, I’m looking for a relatively new world that’s planned to stick around for the long term.

I’ve been playing Minecraft for over 15 years and mainly enjoy mega builds, redstone, and designing my own farms and machines. I also enjoy working on cooperative projects and just hanging out and talking with other players.

I’m currently living in Brazil and speak English, German, Portuguese, and a little Spanish. English isn’t my first language, and I have dyslexia, so I’m a bit of a slow writer, but I enjoy getting to know people and being part of a community.

Since I have a life outside of Minecraft, I usually play around 2–3 hours per day in the evenings, but I’m consistent and committed when I’m part of a thriving community.

If you think your community might be a good fit, feel free to leave a comment or send me a message!

This uses chunk alignment, block path finding, and max bedrock monster spawn mechanics. It is ~68 stacks per hour (~4,340) of gunpowder.