Fastest Ways To Mine Netherite in Minecraft 1.20 

Who even thought that having little pockets of lava hiding all over the underground of the Nether was ever a good idea?

My experience is that skeletons spawn VERY frequently in the soul sand valley.

Hey tips for bedrock players,1. if you are mining with explosions, then mine at y13 instead of y15 because the most ancient debris generates there in bedrock. 2. If you don't have access to fire resistance potions yet to dodge the annoying fires that can appear in front of you from bed mining, use an enchanting table with a few bookshelves and enchant your iron BOOTS with fire protection, your welcome! My mind was blown too! The fire goes out almost instantly! It's insane! Almost no damage at all, you can stack this with the other regular iron armor and it will still be very helpful and effective! 3. When you are digging, (ESPECIALLY FOR CONSOLE PLAYERS) Keep your netherrack or other block your using next to your pickaxe in your hotbar if your mining a tunnel and all the sudden, you see that glow of doom, that one block of lava, don't worry, you can just press two buttons and aim right at that lava and your safe! :] Note: if the lava outrun you in any way, you may have to back up immediately before placing that block 4. Instead of placing your beds like that, mine out a 1x7x2 area instead place the bed at the end and then place two netherrack in front of you. Then reach over to the the pillow of the bed and press that button to blow up the bed without getting yourself hurt very much at all. 1 point of damage at most per bed this way. You may have to use netherrack to restore your path but if you don't wanna constantly have to eat to heal up, this is the way to go. 5. Since gunpowder and sand are two expensive minecraft items for tnt, I recommend making a wool farm and always using beds if you can because they are cheaper to craft, and as long as you know what your doing while mining down there you will be fine. :] I guarantee this is even a lifesaver for hard-core minecraft players.

This was super helpful. Unfortunately, as of 1.20, a Netherite Upgrade Trim is REQUIRED to upgrade your tools and armor. They can only be found in Bastion Remnants. Existing worlds will require you to find a new Bastion Remnant that hasn’t been found yet. Good luck with that.

Great overview, as always. An advantage I've found with working in the Soulsand Valley biome, is that the caverns can turn into a rather inefficient, but workable ghast farm. Throw up some walls of netherrack here and there to break line of sight, and run around with a Looting III sword and bow in your offhand. I've collected stacks of ghast tears this way.

Thanks for taking your time and explaining fully. I just got into Minecraft recently and have used your guides to up my game a ton in a very short time. Can't wait for the next Livestream! I really appreciate you fully explaining bedrock methods even though you mainly play java. Huge W.

In recent updates a shulker box in lava burns up *but drops its contents,* so netherite should no longer burn in that case. It still can’t withstand a single cactus prick, though.

In 1.19.3, shields fully block all explosions, so you can use them as extra protection during TNT mining. Edit: According to the wiki, Soul Sand and Soul Soil have the same blast resistance and mining toughness of 0.5, a smidge more than Netherrack's 0.4.

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Quick tip for player on bedrock 0,0 is a chunk border in the nether, so you can identify chunk borders by dividing your x and z by 16. If both evenly divide, you are at a chunk border.

Hi Eye! I love your videos! Thank you for creating them!

I really enjoy these comprehensive tutorials. Great resources if you quickly want to be well informed about something in Minecraft. Great job, keep up the great work :)

You can avoid losing hp by placing a block between you and the bed and positioning to where you can barely see the bed

When placing the bed in the tunnel, break the block closest to you, in the direction of the bed, then the block under you. You should be able to rightclick the bed without taking any damage this way.

Awesome video. I used the strip mining technique. Got 9 ancient debris in like 15 mins

about the bed mining method. you can stay 4 blocks away instead of 3 and still click on the bed (of course after you place a block in front of you). that way you'll only take 1-2 hearts of dmg instead of 5-6 when you stand 3 blocks away

Another great video!! You sound like you really enjoyed making this one. Each video gets better and better.

love ur vids! just finished watching the microfarm playlist, underrated yter!!

this is funny dealing with the beds. recently, my friend and I learned the hard way what happens when you try to sleep on a bed in the nether. it wasn't a fun time trying to get back to our position with no gold armor and pigs chasing us.

*Eyecraftmc, can you please make a "Ultimate Minecraft Biomes Guide" video, saying the each biome benefits, survival tips, how to get food in each biome and some other things? :DDD*

I started my netherite farming using your original bed method, but I quickly modified it to more of what you do in this guide. The only difference is I found it was quicker to dig into the wall as far as I could and then go one more length in. At that point, dig out in all three directions as far as you can reach, place three beds and then place the slab under you. explode all three beds and keep going in a straight line from the original path you started. I found that almost every set of three beds would yield at least one ancient debris or a cluster. My record so far is 9 in one explosion (one cluster of 6 that formed an upside down V and then another cluster of 3 on the other side.

As always, wonderful video!

Thanks! As a Bedrock player this helped a ton

Mining guides always heat 🔥

I play on a smp where explosions are off so my branch method was just very helpful! Thank you for this!

I remember when I first played the nether update (in bedrock) the first thing I did in creative mode was creating a wither in the nether, and the explosion uncovered an ancient debri. I was stunned, thinking "Wasn't this supposed to be at layers close to y=12?"

I love how eyecraft includes everyone that isn't on java edition like bedrock and pocket.👍

Thanks for sharing !

Thank you this helped me a lot

Just watched the 11 month old video last night, check today and there’s a new version, nice bro, I like the vids

Huzzah! I tried the bed method after watching your last video on Netherite. I panic around lava, especially lava that suddenly appears overhead after an explosion! So I died after getting only 4 pieces of Ancient Debris and lost some really nice gold armor I repaired from my mob farm that had blast protection because in panic mode I did not use my Fire Resistance Potion. Wah Wah Waaa! So much wasted time clicking creating that armor. LOL. While the explosions were fun with the bed method and gave me lots of panic adrenalin, I'm definitely going to try the Tunnel O' TnT method. Seems so much safer for us Lava Panic People. LOL. Great Video! Keep up the fun work.

I would recommend having fire res not be a splash. While it's quicker to apply most of the time that extra second makes a difference is falling into lava and you can't rely on being able to splash it on yourself then

your voice is so calming tbh, sound like u are singing a song

Great video have you tried the end crystal method it's my personal favorite Or even a hybrid method of both end crystals and tnt if you want a huge area uncovered , it takes a bit more effort but it's extremely satisfying for sure.

lover your videos man, can you do a video about surviving in the nether? I always get my ass kicked down there

Me who wanted to mine netherite and then this guy's video pops up, thank you so much because your videos have helped me a lot.

best tutorial i just moved to java version and it's so different from bedrock, so i watched some tutorials like this and this is the best video so far

hope your feeling better!

bro basically covered everything from java to bedrock amazing video very educational and simple

Thank you

Incredibly helpful

Random question. But what do you usually put your sensitivity at in minecraft?

I wanted to know if netherite stuff burned if in a shulker... thanks Eye, great video! Get well soon 😊

To find chunk borders in bedrock edition. Should both X and Z coordinates be divisible by 16 or either of them?

Small error on biomes advice - soul sand and soul soil have a HIGHER blast resistance than netherrack. So Soul Sand Valley is slightly worse than Warped forest/Nether wastes

man, this video came out at a funny time. i just tnt'd my way to full netherite a couple days ago.

I don't know what it is, I've watched other tutorials for this/that/whatnots...for mining ancient debris I know there were mentions of chunk borders in other videos, but for some reason, it's only when it comes to your videos that all of a sudden, the info actually registers and sticks in my brain. It's like, "Well, poop, I should have done that from the beginning!"

If you mine 5 blocks on the left and the right and then use this method, only one bed is required to blow up almost an entire chunk

I love how I know everything he's saying, yet is his voice that for some reason makes me wanna chill and relax.

god this dude is so awesome, so many ultimate guides for everything u need in minecraft ever, continue making content bro

If you can afford doing so, I usually have a set of armor with Blast Protection on it to help stifle out the explosion damage.

You can choose chunk borders with chunkbase in bedrock

If im at y15 bedmining for debris and pigeons start spawning in one of my area does that mean that there is is a bastion above me?

Should I block the flowing lava after exploding with TNT to see if there is debris under it or just hope there is nothing under them?

The last section of this video aged so well for those who don't know: you now need a netherite upgrade template (found in bastion chests) to upgrade your diamond gear to netherite in 1.20 and probably later versions. Fortunately, you only need one because you can duplicate a netherite upgrade with 7 diamonds, one netherrack, and a netherite upgrade

If you hit the bed from the corner of the hole leading to it, you will only get a heart or half a hearth of damage instead of 2 or 3 hearts

I used to think mining diamonds was hard

Impeccable timing! I really needed this guide XD

Another trick for chunk border math is using the Windows calculator. Set it to programmer mode and make sure it's set to DEC. Type in your X coordinate. If you're on a chunk border the number next to "HEX" will end in 0. Repeat for the Z coordinate.

Can u include bastions and there loot rate

9:25 Nether Gold Ore is also good for getting do for mending tools

Use a shield. Enchant gold armor because its cheap to make and enchants better. Fire and blast protection really helps. I dont use potions and slabs. I lose half to 1 and half hearts per blast.

Bro, you’re literally the best Minecraft tips RU-vidr that I’ve ever seen

i spent around 20 mins mining using the chunk mining method and found 11 debris. thanks!

Hey, just a friendly pointer. Linking the wool farm video you mentioned would have been great.

You will want to add an mini update where to upgrade diamond gear to netherite, you need netherite upgrade smithing template which it is only found on Bastions and you can replicate it with 7 diamonds and one netherrack.

If you need help with chuck borders foxynotail made a addon for bedrock that help with chuck borders,spawns etc it uses a amor stand with a bannner then you can click it to get different things to help

Thank you so much!!!! I Was able to get a set on my favorite smp this was all i was missing!!!

You can also mine the gold ores with silk touch and than smelt it in a furnace and you get a gold ingot

Saved my life😊😊

OMG, DUDE THIS IS SO GOOD I EVEN FOUND 3 NETHERITE IN ONE BED EXPLOSION, YOU GET A SUBSCRIBE

these Videos have made me way better at minecraft

Get an efficiency 4 diamond pickaxe and create a massive 2 block tall cavern at y=14, and dont forget a fire res potion. Its done wonders for me

Thanks

I’m trying to farm for ancient debris in the newest update with buts but they won’t explode, did they patch it or something?

Thanks, I totally didn't need to think of burning alive.

Use a shield to block explosion damage.

Didn't you make one like a year ago BTW lobe your livestreams and guides

I have a buddy on a SMP server. He finally managed to scrounge up enough Ancient Debris for a single Netherite chestplate, his only piece... Wore it to the Nether to find more, died and lost the chestplate.

You can use shields for explosions in 1.19.3. Shields completely protecting from any explosion.

Use a SHIELD When hitting the bed u take little to no damage:)))

Bring a sheiks when using beds it’s help so much

Just got back into MC, i'm 35 year old disabled vet. Never had so much fun exploring. Love looking for buried treasure and looting mansions and such.

I play bedrock and I just mine a massive area out but when I find netherit I go in a straight line assuming it was on a chunk border!

What I do when mining for netherite is not the fastest method, but I'd say the most efficient. I go down to Y14-15 and mine entire chunks at this level. It usually requires a several-hour-long mining session, but with a full shulker box of Efficiency 5, Unbreaking 3, Mending diamond pickaxes made specifically for this, it's rather chill (albeit pretty laggy with all the mined blocks laying on the floor). The only major thing required is a lot of free time.

String duper makes lots of wool too

Y -14 plus efficiency V pickaxe plus mining in random directions equals 25 netherite per hour.

crimson biome is best or not to mine debris ?

Just walk backwards through the tunnel while spamming beds then check the area when your all done

Is it better to enchant your gear and then apply netherite or use netherite first and then enchant?

Damn I got to test that dynamite method... I hate the bed ones, too messy, not large enough.

You should actually make a normal strip mine then place a block in front of you then place a bed and you’ll take little to no damage

Funny part is that goodbye while jumping into the lava 😅😂😂

I recommend bed infront of you then place a block them tap the bed. You'll take less damage.

Do a video on how to make a pigin and zombie piglin mob farms in minecraft 1.19.

You can take almost no damage if you mine the block below you and put a slab in the hole

A pretty cool tip I saw someone post on another nether mining video is to put down a slab of something, as fire doesn't start on slabs. I use cobble stone slabs for this, and marking paths as well. Super useful that way or you can get lost after lots of mining. Edit- Eyecraft covered this as I was hitting submit. DOH. Uh yeah so use slabs to mark your path. HA still good advice! :p

That’s so cool

Are there lava ravines on bedrock? I've strip mined for over 2000 blocks at y 14 in my main world and not run into anything more than a single block worth of lava. I come back mining another tunnel too, so I feel like I should've run into one by now. Or maybe it has something to do with world generation?

Hello eyecraft, I highly hope your eye catches my comment this time as I wasn't lucky enough previously. I would like to ask you about a worrying and rather peculiar problem that occurred when you're smp was griefed by the trespassing hacker about a week ago. I'm a member and smp player on your discord but however no longer, during the incident I saw that the intruder was spamming links to it's channel on your discord. Not being cautious, I decided to tap to see only to know apparently It was a hack that locked me out of the server and the smp. However I'm not entirely correct If this was the case that resulted in my banishment, but It certainly was due to the barbaric Imbecile that day.