*I don’t know what your doing in your life, person scrolling down comments, but I’m watching someone making redstone builds in minecraft, in a closet, covered in clothes at 1 am.*
*I just ate 5 snickers bars and doritos, sitting in a room at 4pm next to my stuffed Pumba contemplating my life choices while drinking water, suffering from cramps and watching this video.*
@@TheUnknowDud thanks, (pretending to know PFP) Hahahah may i ask what is PFP? (I DONT KNOW WHY IM SO DUMB😢👈) EDIT: OH I KNOW NOW HAHAHAH DO YOU MEAN ProFile Picture? Oh, No, Ok 😢😭
you just earned a new sub. you heart every comment, you don't care about the money, and most helpful video in the world. Liked, shared, subbed, commented
"Halloween covers by this year..." Your tutorials are really nice and awesome!!!👍👍👏 No long boring intro No clickbait Nice content No rushing or irritating music Really nice 😄😁😁
Ikr! Although ik this RU-vidr called magma and they also have put words without talking and they have music and have just the right blocks in survival mode to build! Just like this RU-vidr!! Or did they copy them....? 🤔
A few tips. 1. You can speed up, or even skip, past parts that are boring to watch. I'm speaking, in particular, about the pit digging. So long as it is obvious *exactly* what to do, we don't need to see every single block broken. Same goes for filling an area. This will shorten down runtime a bit, and remove some dead space where the viewer is only seeing repetitive block placing/breaking they don't necessarily need to. 2. Tell if your builds are compatible with Java, Bedrock, or both editions. 3. Don't necessitate where there is no necessity. For example, saying you needed to put in the blue glazed terracotta for the walls, when really literally any glazed terracotta block would've done. Blue terracotta is a good suggestion, don't get me wrong, but that's a design detail- not a redstone detail. People are probably here more for redstone than anything. They can probably go to Grian for design... or better yet, get creative and do something on their own. Which is kinda the point of Minecraft. (Sorry for ranting about this. It's just that moment, when it felt like it was insisting on Blue terracotta, gave me flashbacks to crappy art teachers who believed there was only one way to art.) 4. How the heck is someone supposed to get out of the pool if the thing is in survival mode? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the fact the land is a half slab above the water level should make it impossible to get out, no? While *okay* for creative mode, I'd suggest at least attempting to keep the builds survival friendly if possible. 5. The piston extension one is *really* cool, honestly, but it would've been even more helpful if it could go up and down in one click, rather than needing to repeatedly pull the lever a certain amount of times... (particularly bad if the pistons/blocks/redstone is hidden, and one is not certain what stage the device currently is in.) So next time you do a build like this, I'd suggest you show how to build a companion setup that would repeat the signal specifically the particular number of times required to complete cycle to the next proper phase.
The pool is cool but I'm worried about pets getting stuck under the slab and drowning TvT I've always made sure to fix the little natural ponds so that my pets don't accidentally drown, I've lost too many like that :( But still, really cool design! :D
Woah I just finished the automatic pool and my friends were so impressed! Of course I told them that I got inspired by you :] lemme just *presses subscribe button*
*When you have nothing to do in life so you watch one of these even though you don't have minecraft* Also your creations are pretty cool, I subscribed anyway :)
