you don't have to use slow falling btw, but if you don't you can only use it on flat surfaces

Has anyone considered making a torch farm by killing the dragon and collecting the respawning torches? Sounds like the most efficient way and a easy farm for beginners to do

The chest on the top left is fuel, top is input, and bottom is output

Pluto wouldn't fit, underestimated how big the build would get. Sorry Pluto

a really compass

(GO IN FULLSCREEN TO SEE THE COLOR EFFECT) ok so i made a normal 3x3 led with the cushions and made its colors resemble a normal pixel on a lcd computer screen (red,green,blue) and placed 4096 of those 3x3 cushions (36864 cushions in total) on a 192x192 block area (YES I HAD TO PLACE ALL OF THEM MANUALLY) and in result, created a 64p resolution "computer screen" in minecraft. Any color u see on the screen in this video that isnt red, green, blue are totally fake and is made from those 3 colors JUST like a normal screen.

Since I didn't want to lose the symmetry of my cave storage, I spent all day building this elevator. This mechanism allows you to go up and down using a single-block water elevator, letting you switch between magma and soul sand blocks regardless of whether you're at the top or bottom. I used these two videos that gave me the idea:

(I was going to post the video links, but I'm lacking karma in this community.)

At the bottom, at ground level, is the main two-lever mechanism, while at the top is just the other lever that lets you go down.

I'd love to make a video tutorial for you, but Minecraft is slowing down my PC a bit. Anyway, I'm including these basic plans in case you want to try them out.

P.S.: I say I invented it because I looked for designs that would work for me, but I couldn't find any. If you know of any other designs, please share them.)

Edit: Version 2.0 is now available, with design and efficiency improvements.

It definitely needs some attention from the devs though, it seems like they have forgotten about it because as you can see it doesn't work around corners.

It loops as long as it has momentum, and then it changes direction.

With cushions placed on signs swapped out for blue ice, we can finally have conveyors that look fairly good and work well

So animals when leaded together in a circle will walk around blocks if they're the right size, 4x4 with 4 animals is the minimum for most animals, and it scales up uniformly.

Most animals that go around full blocks buffer a bit around the corners, but fences seem pretty smooth.

Interesting uses could include visuals with ice and speed, food conveyor with cows and mooshrooms, snow with snowmen, and frogs go really slowly which could be interesting for redstone.

What if you were able to dye Redstone, and have them work as a separate line. E.G: you have a two paths of Redstone dust next to each-other, and they connect and share the same signal. But if you dyed one of the paths, they would have a separate line, and could carry a separate signal.

I wonder if this would be useful in any way? What could you do differently, or make more efficient with this capability?

Personally i cant redstone and dont understand it

So heres the question is it possible to use redstone to make it move like make it a pirate ship of sorts and if yes whst are the limitations is it possible to make it a functional home and keep it looking the same this has been a thought since before i started playing and if yes can 1 of yall attempt to and send me a world file or smth or how to do such

Can't give credits becouse of rules 🥲 Edit: now I can 🙂 https://youtu.be/Djbv2FUPDQ8