23 Things Only Minecraft’s Best Players Can Do

– I build this illegal nether portal in survival and this farm gives 1 million pork chops per hour. And these are the 23 greatest achievements of the Minecraft community. And hey! As you can see from this number we’re getting painfully close to 6 million subscribers. It’s, it’s so close

We can hit it this week if you subscribe. So if you enjoy that video consider checking that red button below. It’s free and it helps out a ton. This is nether portal and this is a pether nortal. What’s even weirder is that this is all possible in survival.

The answer for all the weird blocks that you’re about to see comes down to something called update suppression, which is when we have so many updates happening at once that it overloads the game that it can’t update certain blocks like they’re supposed to. And the way that we do that here

Is by having so many rails powered at once and then the game forgets what it’s supposed to update and we get things like a half a wooden door, a half a bed or some stuff that’s even weirder. And while there are so many cool results they can get out of this,

I only recommend trying it using carpet mods update suppression crash fix, because otherwise you might just lose your world to a loop where it constantly crashes over and over. And something tells me that no matter how cool this things are, that just isn’t worth it.

Instead of a mine car track like this, try this instead. With the way that mine carts rails work we can manipulate the physics in such a way so that when we get pushed by a piston, we actually end up going extremely fast on this line of rails.

Sure, the end result does cost a lot of red stone but when you see the kind of speeds that we’re able to output here I think that quickly makes it worth it. And plus there’s even different piston bolt designs that’ll let us go upwards, diagonally or even move mobs around as well.

And that would be the reason why many technical Minecraft players use this as their go-to way to travel thousands of blocks in between their builds, especially when it works in the nether. Here’s how to get bedrock in survival because strange as it may seem

It’s actually possible to get the bedrock item to drop when you break an end teleporter like so. Now to grossly simplify what something like Cycraft has done here, we need a weird combination of teleporting thousands of blocks away from the end island using a silk touch pickax to break a slime block

And then wait in a few seconds before finally bedrock drops from the end teleporter. Oh, and not to mention that we also have some rails here for some kind of update suppression as well. Really, if you wanna learn the finer details I recommend checking out ElMango’s video actually pulling this off,

Because as cool as it is to describe this feat myself it’s even cooler to see it done in person. By just flipping this switch we’re about to destroy thousands of blocks. And the reason for that is this perimeter making machine better known in the community as a world eater.

Now TNT duplication’s nothing new, but duplicating TNT on top of a flying machine that goes back and forth over an area can really start to see some results. And with a design like this one by DOCM it doesn’t take long to see some serious destruction happen.

And honestly, my favorite part of this whole design might just be the ability to hop in this mine cart and take credit for the destruction ourselves. Here’s why you should be using armor stands in your item sorter. Because with this design by ElMango we use dispensers and armor stands to figure out

Very specifically which items are stackable and which ones aren’t. So while a normal item sorter wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between armor versus a sword, this one can. And if you’re playing in 1.19 this design got pushed even further through the addition of allays,

Which does a lot to keep our chest from just ending up in a miscellaneous not sorted pile. And for that, I’m thankful. This farm can produce over 1 million items per hour which is a ridiculous number to wrap your head around, but through the help of glitch portals

And update suppression, it’s possible to get enough hoglin spawning through to the overworld so we get over 1500 double chest worth of cooked pork every single hour. And I’m hungry, but that should be enough to even feed me. And if we go over to the nether side,

You’ll see that we have a row of glitch portals like this that make sure that every time that a hoglin spawns it comes over to our overworld and gets cooked for our dining pleasure. But trust me, that makes it sound a lot simpler than it is to set up.

With a few snow layers placed just right we’re able to trap a ghast fireball and actually use it for our own functioning ghast cannon. Now obviously setting one of these up is gonna be pretty dangerous but as soon as you get a ghast trapped

Then we just need to have it shoot its fireball into the middle of snow layers like this and a slab over top, and that’ll keep the hit box in place, and more importantly it’ll let us stand inside without taking damage. And from there, all we have to do is punch

And we have the full capability to launch these wherever we so please. Oh, and if you wanna make this canyon even faster just add in more ghasts. Though It’d be remissive if I didn’t recommend having this mine cart with an activator rail to get you on top, because after all

We’re working with some pretty powerful explosives here, we don’t wanna take any risks in how you mount it. This is a flying machine and this is a flying submarine. Since by using the same technology user Dylan D was able to make this very realistic submarine

That can cruise through the water with no issues. And while that alone is wild enough to experience what really sells this to me is the little details. Like the fact that we’re able to hop inside these mine carts for a quick little ride.

Or if we place TNT up on top of these blocks they’ll get pushed up with the soul sand bubble streams and explode any ships that are above us. Bombs away. Why do we place all these trap doors on the sculk blocks? Well, well it seems strange at first,

But what we are actually able to do here is control the way that sculk flows through the blocks. And you’ll see that if we kill a mob on top of this sculk catalyst sense that this points out having trap doors flipped a certain way

Gives us a two-way street in how our sculk charges flow, which is not only pretty but it could be helpful to redirect your sculk from a mob farm into a cobblestone generator so that you make sure that you make the sculk blocks where you actually want them.

And really, I’m sure that’s just scratching the surface for the many ways that the technical community will put this design to use. You’ve seen Sandiction trap the inner dragon but here’s how you do it yourself. After building up scaffolding the correct height of Y=145,

All we need to do is bridge over to the coordinate zero zero and then add an obsidian and water source blocks. And then from there as this user shows when the enter dragon tries to perch back it gets stuck in our water trap and it’s completely there for us to kill

Or to keep on display if you wanna get 60 million views on your YouTube video. I mean, I could think of worse things to use a dragon for. Slime farms are nothing new but making a slime farm that doesn’t rely on slime chunks but instead the swamp zone spawning mechanics

That’s a whole other achievement. And as you see from this design this is now possible only because of the 1.18 spawning changes that prevent certain mobs from spawning if there’s a light level above zero. But because mushrooms emit a light level of one we can use that to spawn proof an entire area

So that only slims spawn. And then as soon as we go up to this platform way up in the sky, see that sure enough the slimes are spawning down there, you just might need to increase your render distance to actually be able to see it. Killing the Wither is an achievement

And killing 4,500 of them in the next hour is gonna be an even bigger one. Since with this user design, we have a fully operational semi-automatic Wither killer / Nether Star farm. And sure enough, by placing down a row of soul sand like this and using pistons to set it up,

All we needed are some dispensers to spawn our withers underneath the bedrock and then, with enough entity cramming, their health bars start to drop rapidly getting us the kind of nether star results that we want. And at this point the bigger problems could be finding a way to get that many withers skulls

To actually function this farm. But hey, there are other efficient farms for that as well. Why did we make our bee farm in the nether? Well, strange as it might be by having these little helpers buzzing around in the nether, there’s no day night cycle, so they just work constantly.

And then if we add in a chunk loader like this one wherever so often it sends an item through the portal so that the chunks don’t unload, then we make sure that those bees legitimately work nonstop all the time regardless of where we are in our world.

And that’ll be the best way to get all the honey blocks necessary for when you’re building this kind of crazy redstone vault door. As soon as I pick up this wet sponge I get another one that’s already smelted, which folks isn’t some trick or illusion.

This is actually possible in certain versions of the game. The concept here is called item shadowing. Using the help again of the update suppression glitch we’re able to essentially link our inventory remotely with a completely different hopper system. And that way these items get sucked out of our inventory

And essentially get put back in completely smelted. But unfortunately this got patched in 1.19 so I guess we have to rely on the allays to pick up our wet sponges. Watch closely because if you blink, you might miss this one. Since by using a ravager setup like this we would launch ourselves

Over a thousand blocks just like that. After building this user design the steps are pretty simple. We move into the pressure plate while holding the block key making sure that the fence gate locks us in place. And then after we block enough time so that the ravager gets stunned,

Which you can tell by its head shaking around, then we quickly click this mine cart, keep blocking and then wait for it to hit us again until just like that we’re shot hundreds of blocks away from where we started. Just make sure you have a safe place to land

When it get to the other end. After all, you wouldn’t wanna die a thousand blocks away from where you’re supposed to be. Mob farms are nothing new, but a passive mob farm, that’s something special. What if we use something like world eaters

To get rid of all the other spawnable area in a place? Then once we add in well lit grass blocks into the middle of spawn, we guarantee that all peaceful mobs that are supposed to be spawning only spawn where we want them to be. And then we use a flying machine

To push them over to the killing method and get ready for the next batch. And if you’re wondering why we built it so low in the world, again, that’s to increase the amount of spawn rates that we’re gonna get. Which is a hassle to build

But it’s also just about the only reliable way that we’re getting a constant automatic source of cows, pigs, sheep, and horses. So I think it’s a worthwhile trade off. I trapped 70 wardens in this one area and the reason is that with all these wardens

No other hostile mobs are gonna spawn around us. See the hostile spawning in Minecraft works off something called a mob cap, which is that after a certain amount of hostile mobs are spawned the game isn’t gonna spawn anymore. Which means that if we get ourselves enough wardens

And then use a note blocks so that they don’t de spawn and we’re technically still safe, but nowhere else in the server more hostile mobs gonna spawn. And after you build this, I’d recommend place a chunk loader and getting immediately out of there,

Because having 70 wardens in one spot is gonna mean 70 mobs that are trying to give you the darkness effect, which if you ask me is 70 too many. In certain versions of the game, it’s possible to manipulate the random number generation system so that we can guarantee that lightning

Always strikes in the same place twice. As Rays Works and the folks in the Prototech SMP show off, we can use one of these r&g manipulation systems in tandem with a bed of hoppers, make sure that when lightning keeps striking in the same place

We eventually get the skeleton traps that we want to spawn. And there you go, skeleton horse farm, which seems like a lot of effort to go through for a skeleton horse, but considering you can’t breathe them I guess this is the best we’ve got. And that’s not the only thing we could do

With r&g manipulation and we’ll see that later in the video. Instead of trading with your villagers in the overworld you should trade with them in the end, for the simple reason that if you get a villager set up like this and then use the end teleporter gateways,

We’re able to easily keep trading with the same villager without it ever timing out. And the best part about this user design is that we don’t actually have to break bedrock to do this. But rather we just flip the trap door, activate the water source, and then trade with the villager

As we’re getting teleport between the two different spots. That alone makes it completely possible to keep trading with this villager as many times as we want since it bugs it out, and it’ll never have to restock. So it might take some time to set this all up. This definitely could be a design

That saves you time in the future. Instead of trading with piglins for infinite obsidian, we’re gonna use withers. Since with this wild design we use a combination of trapped wither bosses and nether portals to essentially create infinite obsidian as much as we want. It’s hard to notice while we’re using it

But from the outside, the way that this works that every time that we go through the portal it generates a new set of obsidian for the withers to break. And as they shoot towards these snow golems that are trapped away so they never hit them,

They’ll only ever break the blocks that we generate by being afk. So while this is obviously dangerous to set up with not one but two withers that could ruin the whole thing, when this machine gives you 3000 obsidian per hour it’s an investment that pays off.

Here’s how to kill the ender dragon, with just one arrow. By using this design, affectionately called the rail cannon, we use a combination of a power five bow plus explosions to supercharge the amount of damage that we’re about to do. And then once the dragon spawns in

It’ll instantly be killed once it respawns, because folks, this one arrow is capable of dealing 1200 points of damage, which means that the only way that you’re capable of surviving this is with a totem of undying. And while that’s a lot to take in, when you see this thing in action,

It really does speak for itself. By using r&g manipulation we can guarantee that we get the most out of our fortune pickaxe every single time. Which means that instead of averaging 2.2 diamonds per ore that we break we’re getting four diamonds every single time. And while the systems that make this happen

Are more complex than I can go into, I think this is the prime example of you gotta spend a lot to make a lot. And when you get the maximum amount of Redstone every time that you break an ore invest in this much just seems like a drop in the bucket.

Here’s how you get a command block in survival, or a spawner or an end portal framer, really anything. By using a combination of some insanely complex techniques, such as population manipulation, save stating, falling block mechanics, instant tile tick, instant fall, async chunk loading on top of everything else,

We can put those all together and get literally any block that we want inside of survival mode, which is definitely a lot to do but just picture the amount of bragging rights that you get when you show off these in your next museum. And with that folks

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