This Working Minecraft Computer, CAN RUN DISCORD 

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Sorry, I have already. Anyway Happy Birthday!

Yay!

Cool!!

bro whats the song at 11:18

it might be just edited out, maybe not. also, i've done some command stuff and the fact that you're writing small snippets of code at a time you really make way less mistakes

@@niil047 you also do that in programming.

i can only assume its because its coding within a game so the coding is less likely to fail if you know what you are doing. ofc idk what the hell im talkin about but its the best i can assume

​@@meekotheotter2801As a professional C developer, coding within minecraft is way harder and primitive, as essentially your tools are very limited and at times you have to design your own cpu within the game which didnt happen here but if it required any math it would. Yes you would have to design and build an entire cpu using what is essentially electricity circuits in game. The reason you're less likely to fail is because you only do sever lines per attempt and what he did here wasnt that difficult, it was for the most part cloning one thing to another place which then activates the command block that clones a bigger thing back. It is literally just displaying variables. Still that isnt easy compared to coding in actual languages, it is the equivalent of doing it in assembly language which if you have any knowledge in coding you'd know that its really impressive

@@Dummy226 I would push back a little on "designing a whole cpu" when using command blocks, even with doing math. It is, like you said, a lot more assembly like instead. Though yeah, it is definitely harder with the more primitive tools/commands. Timing can very often be a problem as well in a way that normal programing doesn't have (for the same level of computing).

Thank you

thank you

@@dxcvvxd no

@@minionVR304 yes

@@UnIovable maybe

Your definitely like 50 🔥🗣️🔥

@@Neodeland your 5-

agreed

But it can be...

3RD

Nah, it does not have pedos

be the good you want to see in the world

literally so true, while i find the end product extremely fascinating and im absolutely in love with the in-computer editable pfp and be able to draw images and everything is quite nice and advance, the way he did that made me wanna pull my hair out since i've been doing commands for multiple and it could have been done with SO less commands the typing system alone took 831 commands, while the whole computer could prob be done in just the 100 command block area😭😭😭😭😭😭

its obviously possible with command blocks

@@morzisthecommander5257 I don't see the issue when it's already figured out though ig

That is one of the first things i could see block displays being actually useful for something.

Block displays are very useful for map making, especially animations@@vencedor1774

Custom item model. Items have "Custom model data" that allows you to make custom models using resource packs.

@@cat_silly right but you can use a resource pack to change the normal model of a block too

@@vencedor1774 bro it’s literally the best thing every I can make custom ui custom images etc only with plugin

LOL

I knowww LOL...the mouse ray cast was bizarre xD though it might actually be more performance efficient, strangely

i agree COMPLETELY. i myself am the same and the fact he doesn't use 1.20 interaction entities is making me CRINGE

yeah indeed, when you use a datapack I'd just make a raycast for the cursor, but the two armor stands is absolute genius workaround

@@MrGenie151 this was made in 1.19.4

me neither

Explain how he could have sidestepped the need for block detection?

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@@dIancaster if he used command blocks with the commands already in it, it would mean that when they're copied, they immediately run. Therefore the step of having a different block and then checking what block it is, then running a command based on that, can be skipped

@@TheAnnyParker its unavoidable (the block detecting) sadly.

@@wackyanimations3326 no?? Literally as simple as doing the same method up until you have to decide what block it is, but instead of decoding, you don't have to if you just use command blocks. The decoder is running commands based on the block, so you can skip that step by using command blocks that are already loaded with commands. Still copy them over, and still delete them, but you don't need the detection phase.. source: I make command block and data pack creations all the time

There's a WE datapack, which is technically not a mod

@@Antiblue643datapacks are mods, just officially supported mods

there is a command in minecraft /fill

@@yelllovkitten Yes, but when you use WorldEdit's //fill, you can also use //undo if you make a mistake. It's also just generally a faster and more intuitive command to use

You don’t need mods

Hey you're the villager guy

Hey you’re the villager guy

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@@TheDiamondHawkOfficial meh

fun

Fun

bro what? 🥴

bro what? 🥴

@@jef_6987 We are dont know Any command We are Useless

@@jef_6987 /clone pos1 pos2 destination force

If only interactions were multiplayer friendly 😔

Without commandblocks, in survival hardcor, blindfolded, without audio and using the keyboard with their feet.

@@vencedor1774 on a 5 second timer

There's probably a mod for an earlier version of Minecraft that adds in actual computers

@@DaysofKnight they meant with redstone

@@DaysofKnight yeah it is called OpenComputers

True

Doesn't say that you can connect to discord, it says it can "run" discord. Run them out business that is!

That's because you can't connect it to the internet

@@silver17yearsago66 wait imagine if you had a server with like ten people and gave everyone one of these.. if you set things up right couldn't you have an actually working one..

@@opfu1237yeah...or here's a thought...chat already exists in minecraft

it uses command blocks

It actually is a datapack...

@@Oswald_and_Windows_tech it's not

Technicley 1 jour

@@ElfishDust no I saw this 11 minutes when it got posted not 1 hour

Your pfp matches your comment so well

lmao thats true@@RiskEdits

Lmao

is there a video on it?

You cannot Build A Real World Server in minecraft its impossible

@@Emix_Emix unless you can actually code and use mods :nerd_face: tho if you mean vanilla... of course no

Its impossible lol if he did it bro would be a legend and a half

it just released...

Ow

Too much work, so many new edge cases, like if both of them are typing at the same time

Or you could switch to mods!

The new interaction entities would also work for click detection

@@russianyoutube Nah

@@moofurg Yes. Even better

i think the point was it being vanilla, if you are doing datapacks might as well just do plugins

What about it lol

WHY IS IT SO CUTE 😭

@@M0r11_b0t IK LMAO i was wondering if you were thinking the same thing :P

lolol

Actually, I think his solution was simpler

@@vencedor1774 but the mouse isn’t at where the cursor is pointing

@@ThatOneHacker305 true, but to actually achieve that, just tping it behind wont do the trick. You have to triangulate the posicion with referal of your angle and x position to do it, and that is a lot more complex than what you just proposed. Your idea doesnt align the cursor with it, scoreboard math (which isnt simple) does.

@@vencedor1774 but it works

Could you not just do a simple raycast and teleport the armor stand to where the raycast hits?@@vencedor1774

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as far away as you want, as long as its loaded. its just a clone command

Lol, was looking for this comment. My guy knows how to build this incredibly complex contraption but doesn't know of the existence of //undo.. (or whatever the correct syntax is for the specific map editor in question)

Hes litterly using minecraft vanille commands like /fill /clone, you couldve really seen it by watching closely

@@fortniteog_yt8039 Well last time I played Minecraft there were no such thing as a vanilla map editor, not that obvious to someone oblivious to its existence. However if there is such a thing as an equivalent to //undo etc. my point still stands..

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