Is this Minecraft Update a Game Changer? 

reminds me of god of war's soundstone

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Why not redsound

Tango is going to LOVE this Soundstone for Decked Out 2, or maybe 3

Redstone, Slimestone, and Soundstone. The holy trinity of technical minecraft

Lol

Good thing I didnt have to look far for this comment, it was also my first thought when I saw the title

By definition, yeah 😅

​@@TalonBytes A change to a game is definitely a game changer.

Yup, that's what they are

Oh my god you could make actual bop it

How did I manage to get 2nd this is the 2nd most popular comment

Hii just wondering if you tried the block deactivate.. in my experience i built the same setup but the trapdoor also get activated and deactivated making it signal 2 times which makes it not work..

I think you could use just 1 signal for "you're in danger" and "Scar is going to visit you."

Scar?? You don’t need a warning for Scar. But Grian…. You’ll definitely need a warning if Grian’s visiting.

@Soundwrath you have one video from 8 months ago. So that’s a lie.

You could already do that with regular redstone. Just make every redstone tick represent a bit, and if you want to send the number 8 you send 100001000, (The first 1 indicating the start of the message, and then the 8 following bits representing the binary number)

You could actually encode about 256 different signals with 2 digits that have 16 different values. with the 7 sounds that are easy to generate like the ones Mumbo showed it would be 49. So more than enough for the english alphabet, or a predetermined messaging system.

He's basically saying we finally have wireless in Minecraft which means we can create the internet.

Mumbo believes he has two brain cells Mumbo and Jumbo

Because he realized he could not only set it to specific sounds but specific actions you can save just about anything.

he makes it quite simple realt

@@Zoggy_ and didn’t jumbo wuit

Haha the throngler

Never underestimate the Throngler. Never.

Something something Torment Nexus XD

and then all the future redstone tutorials start saying "next you're gonna want to build a couple mumbo thronglers along here"

The most dangerous weapon... The Throngler

Well Tango will likely use it for decked out 3.

He's already using it for decked out 2, to detect walking. Because the sculk sensor already gives a different output from different triggers. You just have to build a bulkier decoder

seeing as Minecraft is turing-complete, meaning you can make a functional computer in Survival mode with infinite complexity (up to the limits of your own computer of course), you could theoretically encode messages as a set of bits, wit a sound being transmitted representing a 1 and no sound being transmitted representing a 0. Adding the calibrated skulk sensor multiplies this bandwidth by 8, with an additional 14 sounds, increasing the bits per transmission from 2 to 16.

Backroom in Minecraft

I've been trying to do that already using sensors with wool so it's directed towards certain areas. But it's quite complicated.

Bro thats so cool

This could be so useful for anti-break-in tech

Pesky bird

Love the reference

alarm system

You could make a giant ring of these that all relay back to a central control station, sort of like the Great Wall of China did with their fire signals

ooo that fire signal thing is cool, I was thinking of like a space door thing, like in games or movies or whatever

Its like opening a door... Without using your hand to push it open or turn a knob. Mind blown

:o ur a genius

Actually an interesting idea

Either that or bigger buds speed up the signal more

The bud size for signal range and quantity used to craft for speed would be great (or make it toggleable like repeaters), just like how rockets can be crafted using multiple gun powders.

@@NitsuSaiNeko More buds = a faster signal would be great!

make it more and bigger :) but ptu a limiting element on it, let's say x5 range oder x10 range with the cluster, but only 1 cardinal direction, not deviation to the sides,... like a focused antenna

Didn’t forget! Just that functionality has been in the game for a few years and I’ve made builds based on it. I might do a follow up now though ☺️

The thing he really forgotten is to talk about the dead piece of a wandering trader around 9:30 😂😂

@@felixwhite8869 lol this didn't know if anyone else noticed

@@felixwhite8869 You have made me spend 2 minutes of my life staring at the screen trying to figure out what you meant. Now i think you have trolled me. I am sad :(

@@coreinc.9658 I think he means 9:40

Yeah I should have been clearer about what casing I meant - the blocks all around the bottom are the necessary ones. I just stopped removing blocks mid sentence as talking and breaking can be too much for my brain 😂

😂

@@ThatMumboJumbo One other thing is that the amethyst can also make sound travel in directions other than straight. Like, if you needed to send them up through a floor or activate something a few rooms away, then across the hall of a building, etc.

oh xd

Could you not just use a red stone block to power it?

You can tell how excited he is over this, and so am i!

Lol! I was waiting for the usual "this has been in the game for AGES, I can't believe I'm a professional youtuber without ever using it, but it turns out it's quite COOL"

Eh, it's a bit of a mouthful, and the "Calibrated" part helps explain its unique behavior.

@@fhtraveler ok

​@@fhtraveler L opinion

Genius! Except I’d probably forget the gold anyway, and just unequip and reequip my main armor

I was gonna say at one point the armor is so op it doesn’t matter

Smart! Definitely doing that, does it work on bedrock edition, I don’t have Java! So if Java redstone is included then oh boy my luck is insanely bad.

@@MazzyGG it should be in bedrock once it gets 1.20

Just curious, how do you hide a portal? They are so loud lol I flew to a random spot in the nether to get quartz and heard a portal, Found my buddies "hidden" portal. He still swears I used x-ray 😆

Me too

This is the best idea I heard all day, congrats

It also makes an interesting data storage idea.

But what if the stored frequency is the same as the opening mechanism?

new server lagging device just dropped

​@@clartbur that's what I came here to say. I wonder if the signals also keep chunks loaded

It reminds me of how me and my friends nod to each other in games instead of giving a verbal "yes" or "no". Moving the mouse irl in order to convey something in game has always been really adorable to me for some reason.

@@trickytreyperfected1482 same 😂

​@Don't Read My Profile Picture ok

Mumbo is a genius at content creation but if I'm honest he is pretty avregly good with redstone If you actually try you can reach it with a pit of patiance Sorry forgot what words are my excuse is that my native languge is not by any means English

With this i think we can make alarm systems

It's really quite simple

And simple!

I could actually see another way to do the theft detection for items as well so you don't need constant cashiers. Have a certain number of items on the shelf, aka in a barrel or something. A comparator is sending a signal out when it's full, calibrating a sculk sensor at the door to some noise a player normally doesn't make. If you take items out, now the sculk sensor isn't calibrated, so when you walk out it hears you and sets off some alarm. In order to not set it off, you have to place something back in the barrel as payment. It doesn't work perfectly because you may take a stack of something and pay with 2 diamonds maybe, but that will mess with the signal anyway and you might still trip the alarm. Still, if someone could find a solution to that, or if the price of whatever you're buying is close to 1:1 for what you're paying with, then it should work well to stop minecraft robberies lol

Wrong

​​@@TOBYSHERIDANWHITEPOWER hard to argue with as compelling an argument as that

​@Soundwrath you have one video, and had to type this same comment three times on this video, so sureeeee you do...

@@welshcakeinc.65 its a bot

​@Soundwrath 🤬 you

I used concrete in all sculk sending/receiving areas. If you look closely you can see I’m actually using the wool to block sounds ☺️

@@ThatMumboJumbo smart

i forgot about that thx

Door opening ritual

Then you have to say “Open Sesame” or something

Frr

Specially escape rooms! imagine the players having to rack their heads on how to activate the exit door without knowing that you need a specific sound for it.

Ender pearl Stasis chambers …..

@@aniusers can use them to make a tp system all around the map with stasis chambers for quick travel all over the map without cheats

it can also be used to send secret messages!

@DontReadMyProfilePicture.6😂😂

@alinakarova?

​@@boogiehasfun Its a bot

@@finhasmadeit how do you know?

Agreed

Ravager o vindicators con etiqueta secuestrados de una raid para evitar que desaparezcan y colocarlos como último recurso para proteger una base o tienda

very cool, but what about passive mobs like pigs? They would still open the door but not aggro the snow golems

@@loppydoodle726 Maybe a few extra sensors that track passive mob noises?

I totally appreciate what you are saying is true.. but it defeats the purpose of having "wireless" which is the removal of All intermediary components. The point is more with less, which microsquish should consider a little more. Having some relay stations like real life for wifi and such, great. Having one per 20 feet? Not so great and cost prohibitive.

@@davesunhammer4218 Dave, in fact, the addition of more blocks would remain viable, as the plethora of signals traversing through them would render them consequential, analogous to the transmission of broadband internet in the physical world via subterranean or aerial cable networks utilizing fiber optics. Hence, the contention for augmenting the number of blocks to enhance speed remains germane to the present discourse.

@@davesunhammer4218 considering the amount of space-saving that 1 line makes over the 7+ that you would need with traditional redstone, I can imagine situations where you want to save the space but also send the signal as quickly as possible. Various use cases call for various applications.

it's called a spiral 3x3 as far as i know

Yeah, but if you're gonna be filling every block between point A and point B anyway, why not just run a normal redstone line? I hope they speed up the sound transmission.

@@monatae9725 Well, that one redstone line can send one binary signal. A (i'm gonna use Mumbo's term because i like it) 'sound stone' line can carry one of 16 different signals. Not all of those signals are practical for use, but still.

@@PromptCriticalJello True, true. I suppose I still need to wrap my head around what sorts of applications that'll be useful in.

@@monatae9725 essentially it's 4 bit data compression. Instead of using one redstone line to send 4 bits in series, or using four redstone lines to send those 4 bits in parallel, you send one signal with a range of 0-15 to decode at the other end. Assuming you're familiar with Tango's Decked out set up. With 'sound stone' he could use one shrieker buss to send a signal out that activates all the clank hazards on level one, and use the same buss to send a signal to activate something else. Without those signals on that one buss triggering the wrong thing.

I'll admit it looks good in trims, but I feel like it might have been a really good use for echo shards unless they use those as like a receiver where you can set which input it takes like a note block

One sensor detecting elytra flight, another detecting taking damage… sounds like a Grian-slamming-his-face-into-the-door sensor.

can also trigger traps wirelessly abeit with delay too bad there's not a camera set up but if you had watch tower or something could be pretty funny

Despite having programming experience, I never realized until just now why the redstone signal strength goes up to 15. Like, I knew that computers start indexing at 0 and I'm familiar with binary and hexadecimal, but I just never thought "oh, there's 15 strengths because the 16th strength is actually just 0". Thank you Stevious Music, for helping me have this epiphany.

Yea if we could figure out a way to keep the telephone line chunks loaded without lagging the game, we could potentially make wireless morse code systems to communicate with team members across different bases

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​@@whathapended3498 yes very definately

and one that made changes to the game too 😱

Most certainly

You told a solution to the problem in your last sentence

It's the player's fault if that happens if they didn't do what u said at the end

Well, you can pad the contraption with wool. You can also set your signal to be something obscure that people are very unlikely to do in the immediate vicinity.

noice e

Just tried this out of curiosity with two lines of them, one at twice the density, and sadly it's not faster. The sound travels at a fixed speed.

This isn’t the case. It’s not faster, it travels at the same speed regardless.

Flying machines could travel between hangars with automatically opening doors! Amethyst loops could hold door-opening frequencies as the machine travels!

LOL

now i can't unsee it...

​@@birb_404💀🔨

I was going to say the same thing

Does this work on Bedrock? Can’t seem to get it to work

you said the 3 words that only Mumbo can say

​@Soundwrath bro

RIP pressure plates

takes me back to my friend and i making a minecart track between our houses to send things, even though we were literally neighbors.

Analogue radio; 1-7 instead of 1-9