- [Presenter] Twenty easy minecraft tricks to impress your friends. Multiplayer server is basically an excuse to show off to your friends. So here are some of the
stupidly simple ways to look like a super
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new slew of games today and even create your own, thanks Core. Number one, secret entrances in Minecraft are very cool to pull off, but most of the time
with Redstone and such, they take a lot of work. So for a simpler option, you can build one using
just this one block. Seriously if you placed on a shulker box with a block above your head, you can actually phase
through the shulker box when you open it up to get
sneakily into your base. To any onlookers, it looks like you just
fell through solid ground which I guess you did
making this even cooler. And it's definitely the new
way I'm getting into my mines. Number two, if you're
playing on someone else's SMP then teleportation is not a
luxury that most of us have. That is until recent updates. Because as you can see, if I throw this ender Pearl down
into a bubble stream, it'll keep it steady. Which then folks that
creates something called an ender pearl stasis chamber, which sounds cool but in
execution it's even cooler. If you partner this with pistons
to offset the ender Pearl, then you can set up a timer system to return you back to home,
after a day of mining. So if you just wanna
run away from your base for a day's journey and
then come back by nighttime, this is the way to do it. Number three, I'm not
breaking any new ground by saying that the elytra is an invaluable item to Minecraft. And sure enough, it's transformed
the landscape of survival. So if you're trying to
impress your friends who also have elytra wings, then you might be able to do that by flying through a one by one hole. By lining yourself up right, you can get a clean shot through a one by one hole, just like that. And to any bystanders, it looks like you pulled
off the impossible. So by throwing a couple of one
by one gaps into your base, you might be able to impress those friends who just use the elytra
for long distance travel. Number four, building a
bubble elevator in Minecraft is already a huge help
for fastest since travel, but setting one up isn't
always a cake walk. As anyone who's ever build one knows you need full water source blocks all the way up for this to work. That is until you use this trick by placing kelp on the bottom sole sand. By just having one water
source flowing down the tube, every kelp that you place
through that flowing water, will replace it and turn it
into a full water source block. Which means you just built a fully functional bubble elevator, without having to do the
mandatory bucket duty that comes with. Number five, let's say you built a path up to your base using gravel, but later on you decided that andesite would actually
work better for the build. So how do you replace it? Do you go through that whole path, removing every piece of gravel and then place andesite
into the empty holes? Because if you're doing
that, you're wasting time. Rather what you should be doing is if you have an instant mine tool, and then the block you wanna
replace in your off hand every time that you hit left click and right click at the
same time on a block, you're able to instantly replace it with a block that you wanna use, helping you clean up those mistakes without any extra headache. Number six, floating in
Minecraft survival sounds like a pipe dream or if you're
in the end, a bad nightmare. So instead, if you wanna use
floating to your advantage, you can start by spam
clicking the top scaffold on a pillar of the stuff. After a few tries of
mashing your mouse button as fast as you can, you'll notice that there should be one or two scaffolding blocks
floating off in the distance. Now keep in mind, these are
just client-side ghost blocks and to any onlookers you look
like you're floating midair. But just be careful where you do this because if you're on a server
that has flying disabled, doing this could get you kicked for flying if you stand on it for too long. Number seven, if you wanna
make your build blast proof, then most of the time you have to resort to some pretty ugly blocks. Don't get me wrong upsitting
can look good in certain cases, but something tells me a big obsidian wall around your base, just isn't
matching with the aesthetic. So in that case, it's actually possible to build an entire blast proof wall out of waterlogged blocks. And folks this works with
any waterlogged block which pretty much ensures
that anyone trying to blow up your wall, is gonna be confused as to why it's not working. Number eight, breaking
the unbreakable blocks in Minecraft is possible. But if you've ever tried to
make a hole in another roof, you know that it's a
long drawn out process. So if you're trying to clear up the end portal frames for a sand duper without having to do
all that extra legwork, fortunately there's an even
stranger way to get rid of them. And it's all thanks to
the fungus among us. Sure enough, if you plant
a giant red mushroom on a dirt block like so with
a block above it like this, then when you bone meal,
it should grow as usual. And by doing that, it breaks the three end
portal frames on the side meaning you can skip the
boredom and just be a fun guy. Number nine, getting the full effect from a splash potion
more often than not seems like a fantasy and not so much a reality. But as it turns out to bring
this promise into the present, all you have to do is look straight up and land a splash potions,
squaring your noggin. By doing that, you hit
the sweet spot right in your character's hit box, and that'll help you
sport's splash potion effect as advertised. Better yet it also works with dispensers. Meaning you can set up
a proper potion systems to give you the full effect each time. Which will have your friends wondering why your speed system works
so much better than theirs. Number 10, everybody
loves the frugal friend. So if you're able to help
your friend save on materials before a big build, it goes a long way to making you the hero. And to do that, all you've gotta do is make stairs in the stonecutter. Seriously by taking your stone of choice and putting it in in this machine instead of the crafting table, you can save so much more per block and when you're doing a big
project that really adds up. Unfortunately this
trick still doesn't work on any wood stair variants, but if you're trying to make stone steps this can save you a couple
of trips to the quarry. Number 11, alluding three
sword is a hot ticket item. So if you don't have mending on it you might not wanna use
up the full durability which is why its helpful to know that if you're holding the looting sword while mobs die of a
splash potion of harming, that looting effect is
still applied to them. This can be a spell actually helpful if you're trying to clear
through a large group of mobs with looting,
but not actually trying to use up that much
durability on your sword. So if you've got the potions to fund it, then all you gotta do
is quickly switch over to your sword after throwing a potion or throw the potion from your offhand. And just like that, you'll
be able to rack up the loo without having to scuff
up your special sword. Number 12, as soon as 1.16 kicked off, then the search for netherite was on. And since you need multiple ancient debris to actually make netherite
and get to upgrade your tools, then you're gonna need a lot of the stuff. If you're not looking
to spend the next hours of your life mining through another rack, instead you might find better rewards by using explosives in
the nether to find it. Whether it's by using bed
explosions or TNT duplication, high powered explosives
is absolutely the best way to clear up another for
your ancient debris. So while the rest of your friends are just mining for their supply, you'll be decked out to the nines. Because unlike them, you used your full arsenal and then sell. Number 13, getting to the top of another has always been more desirable than walking through
the dimension on foot. But historically, the glitches to get on top of that bedrock plate have not always been the
most kind to work with. That is until you showed
up and used the power of ender pearls to blast
right through the roof. All it takes is holding
space bar and a ladder and throwing one of these projectiles to land yourself right up on top. And as soon as you got
another portal up there, then you might've just
found the perfect location for your server's nether hub. Letting you travel a large amount of blocks with little to no hassle. Number 14, the pillager mob
definitely has a problem with anger management. But if you're trying
to impress your friends the master pacifist, then you should know that it's actually possible to take one of these monsters and bring
it over to the good side. You see just as crossbows work for us, they can actually have
their crossbows break. Meaning that if you bait
them out of enough shots, they'll eventually be left
with no weapon in sight. And at that point they might
still seem a little grumpy but sure enough, they're pacified. And while I wouldn't feel
comfortable reuniting them with society just yet,
with progress like this, it's definitely a step
in the right direction. Number 15, keeping monsters
away from your base is a tricky and often
large problem to solve. So if you're not looking
to establish a huge wall around your base, then what
might be more I propose is using these carpet barriers. You see what just looks
like a standard carpet to you me and even functions like one, to the mobs turns out
to be a dangerous pit. Because if you dig a pit six blocks deep, then play string to fill it up, and then the carpet right on top, the mobs don't see the stringer carpet that's in front of them. Meaning you have an easy
access and colorful bridge and they just see no option in sight to get to your base. Number 16, mine car
rides can be a ton of fun but unless you got the
proper power behind you, you're not getting very far,
very fast in one of these. That is until you partner with Minecraft's other
form of travel, the boat. As it turns out, if you push a mine cart on top of a boat, then
it's actually possible to get the mine cart inside of the boat. And from there, you're
able to get inside the boat and use its power to manipulate the speed and direction of the mine
cart, giving you the wacky and also perfect form of travel
to wherever you're headed. Number 17, if you're trying
to keep your valuables safe, then being able to detect
intruders is a huge plus but tripwire hooks are kind of obvious. So instead, we've got to
rely on this little guy since the pufferfish's hit
box expands when it's scared, as soon as a player or another mob for that matter gets close, then this system will
be able to detect them and deploy a trap to keep them at bay. Although for the sake of being thorough this will only detect players
if they're in survival. But really if you've got
a creative player coming towards your base, you got bigger problems than a pufferfish is gonna save. Number 18, the villager trading market, much like the stock
market can be a lucrative yet grueling task to undertake. Though unlike the stock market, it's actually possible
to get perfect trades for the villagers that you want. Unfortunately, it's
pretty easy to do that. By placing and replacing
the same workstation next to a villager, you're essentially able to
reroll what they give you. Meaning not only can you get yourself a mending book villager, but you can also get it
at an affordable price, which is the level of purchase power that many of us would have killed for. And if Martha Stewart
had this kind of help, she probably wouldn't
have ended up in prison. Number 19, to most people in Minecraft, the sign seem pretty limited. I mean, save for the different
color dyes and wood types, how much else can you really do? Well, as it turns out through
the help of Unicode characters there's actually quite
a lot that you can add to these little things. And since these characters and emojis aren't exactly obvious to use, they can add some really
fun diversity to your maps. I mean, if anything, it's just
so that I don't have to look at another arrow that looks like this but instead, this it's just so much nicer. Number 20, plenty of players in Minecraft want minimap markers. I mean, that's definitely the reason it's an every Minecraft
mod pack I've ever seen. But a feature that passed most people by is that by right clicking on a banner, you're able to add it onto the map and show exactly where it is which can create some really interesting and detailed maps if you want,
especially when zoomed out. Better yet, throw a name in that banner and then as soon as you right click on it you'll actually see that
custom name on the map. So if you're trying to find home, you don't have to wonder where it is, just look on it and Oh, there it is, home. And with that folks, wow that subscribe button down below and have a good one, all right.
