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Definitely used to work, I followed this method before. Took a number of tries to get the fish to do what was needed but worked in the end. But if you're using a newer version of Minceraft why bother with this? Just use skulk sensors.

Unfortunately Paper disables some of the vanilla 'bugs' by default. It should work on almost any other server except Paper/Spigot. Or you could stay on Paper and change the config file setting "allow-permanent-block-break-exploits" from false to true.

Do you know how to get it back? I kind of did it without reading the comments first

I just tried it in 1.18.1 and it still works. Are you sure you placed the mushroom in the correct place before bonemealing? You can also see that the official bug report has not been closed, if it had been fixed then the bug report would be closed: bugs.mojang.com/browse/MCPE-108882

@@slowlyslappingsloths I'm really sorry, it works I was just using paper, who fixes that "bug"... I think i'll delete my comment

@Anxxitty No worries. I had no idea that Paper patched that. I used to play on Paper in 1.14/15 and it worked then so must be a relatively recent change.

@@slowlyslappingsloths it has been patched in 1.16 I think but I only tested in 1.18... There is a setting in paper.yml (allow_permanent_block_break_exploit) to enable to have the bug, but it also patch sand duping with the portal and there is no way to "unpatch" this bug (I'm sorry my english is very poor I hope it's understandable)

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It definitely works. Are you sure you placed the mushroom in the correct place? Also, I've heard that Paper servers frequently have this patched so that could be the problem.

@@slowlyslappingsloths fuck so i cant build a sand duper cuz im running paper

​@@cig44 It depends on whether you have access to change the server settings. If you're the server admin, it looks likeyou can change the setting 'allow-perm-block-break-exploits' in paper.yml to allow vanilla bugs like this one.

@@slowlyslappingsloths i did But it still doesnt work

Hi! In 1.17.1 I'm using the zombie villager mob switch from my video here: ruclips.net/video/Jn_S_J5eCpg/видео.html

I know! No idea what happened. Recorded this pretty quickly but had re-installed Windows and all software since my last video so evidently some rendering settings are different and I didn't notice since the original OBS files look fine. You can still see the mushroom breaks the frame blocks though and that's all I wanted to show. I'll get the settings sorted before the next vid.

Your comment popped up while I was preparing for a new video so took the opportunity to test the mushroom breaking in 1.17.1 - looks like it still works. I'll post a short vid in the morning to show it working (it's rendering now). (Also this vid was recorded in 1.16.3 so should still work in 1.16 too)

@@slowlyslappingsloths I just tested it in 1.16.3 and it works, just sucks cause i only play on 1.16.5 lol

@@ItzPillow That's weird. I just tested it in 1.16.5 too and it definitely works. I'll record a clip from 1.16.5 and include that in my short follow up vid later. I'll add the link to a comment here so that you can see. You can also see the bug report someone filed about mushroom portal frame breaking here: bugs.mojang.com/browse/MCPE-108882 It had status changed to Resolved 200 days ago but if you read the comments it hasn't actually been fixed, it has been marked as temporarily closed as Awaiting Response. i.e. looks like Mojang are not too bothered about fixing it. It's posible you are playing on a server where the trick has been patched. If you can't make it work, I think you can still break the blocks using bedrock breaking methods (headless pistons), my next video is actually going to be "8 methods of breaking bedrock" which should also break portal frames but it won't be ready for a week or so.

@@ItzPillow Here's a vid showing the method working in 1.16.5 and 1.17.1: ruclips.net/video/Y669Ijz4Yco/видео.html (don't know why the colours look weird)

Don't suppose you're doing modded are you? cos im doing 1.16.5 modded and the mushroom strat also doesn't work

Added a link to the video description! Or you can grab it here: drive.google.com/file/d/1cpwceOLJtoiE_F3K7uphIH8dGjN0-fLm/view?usp=sharing

Thanks - I considered glass (or sea lanterns) for the floor and I've been playing with an automated floor placer but for something this big I felt it would just take too much time. I have a quad witch farm perimeter which I'm going to do once I collect the resources and will definitely floor it properly since it's much smaller than this.

That sucks. I've done that before and my mistake was placing the mushroom on the wrong block. I'm certain that if the mushroom goes on the correct block then it can't gorw too big and intersect the actual portal.

@@slowlyslappingsloths I tried placing it one block farther and it just.. didn't break it XD I am on 1.17 so Idk if thats why. Good video though. I respect your channel, so don't think I am hating on you, caus I am 100% NOT

Don't worry - the flushing mob farm was just cause I wanted to build something quick and simple and I could compare the output to the same design I built previously without a perimeter. I've got plans for a LOT of other mob farms in here to take advantage of the perimeter. Currently finishing the design for an 8 x slime chunk farm :)

@@slowlyslappingsloths nice!!

Once you have the schematic loaded, change the 'Layer Mode' (using hotkeys for layerModeNext/layerModePrevious) then change selected layer using hotkeys for layerNext/layerPrevious. You'll probably need to define these hotkeys in Litematica since I don't think they have defulat keys assigned. Or you can use the 'Render Layers' page in the Litematica configuration.

Didn't build what lower? The perimeter? - It's built down to bedrock, it just doesn't look that low since it's so massive. In hindisght I didn't need to make it this big. Or the mob farm? I maybe could have built it a few blocks lower but I needed enough height so that all mods died when they fell on the hoppers below. I think I built it a bit higher than I needed to just in case any witches spawned since they have more health than the other mobs.

@@slowlyslappingsloths once you get a healthy supply of wither roses you can redesign your farm much lower to potentially double your rates, also if you’re interested in light suppression you can build light level 0 portals to remove mobs from the overworld faster than wither roses. Sensei has a video on light suppression

@@kevingallegos9466 This farm was just a quick test, I'll probably take it down and build individual farms for each type of resource. But great idea about light suppression. I had totally forgotten about that. Will definitely use it for a couple of future builds. Just finishing a quad slime chunk portal-based farm (which will eventually e a 10-slime chunk farm when I have enough obsidian) but obviously light suppresion isn't an issue for slimes. Keep forgetting to record stuff too :(

@@slowlyslappingsloths well I’m gonna subscribe so I don’t miss your next video. I like your content.

Yeah, it is but definitely not worth making a perimeter just for a mob farm like this - too much work. I've improved the timing of this since making the video so that half the platforms are clear of water for spawning at any given time, while the other half get flushed. This more efficient design has about 50 mobs spawn at a time. The same farm without a perimeter (high in the sky over an ocean - to cut down on other available spawning locations) gets about 30 at a time. I want the perimeter for some other farms and as the location of my 'industrial district'. This mob farm was just out of curiosity and to provide some resources until I build mob specific farms. About to start another perimeter in the same world for a quad witch hut farm! Stay tuned, probably going to try to walkthrough the whole planning and designing process.

Yep - using in my 1.16.5 world now. And also works in my 1.17 test world.

Setup the TNT flying machines so that the TNT exploded at y=5. It's not perfect but pretty easy to fill in the holes or remove last few sticky up blocks. I used litematica to help. Creates new flat world and made schematic of massive one layer stone area. Then used the schematic and litematica colours to quickly find the missing blocks which needed filled in.

@@slowlyslappingsloths but at what y level the TNT should ignit

@@Not_Danten @Not_Danten TNT drops around 77 levels before exploding and has a radius of about 4 blocks so y=86 should work. I used rays works "easiest way to dig a hole" machine because I cleared out such a massive area that the usual ilmango design wouldn't work properly. But because there was some high ground I did 2 passes, with the first flying machine at around y 140

@@slowlyslappingsloths this is indeed the fastest way to clean up a perimeter floor and I’d even say it’s easier than building ilmangos world eater if you’re making a smaller perimeter, I think I wasted time building ilmangos world eater for a 20x20 when rayworks’ is a lot less effort if you have some sand and sponge. Shulkercrafts video of raysworks’ flying duper is easier to follow than raysworks’ video in my opinion.

@@Not_Danten I built ilmangos world eater and ran it to the bedrock floor, then ran raysworks’ flying tnt duper to blow up all the blocks between the bedrock (to remove potential air pockets and spawn spaces) then I removed the lava by hand, and ran the duper again. I built a sand duper and a super smelter, and spent 40+ hours manually killing blaze to provide 92,000 glass that took about 24 hours to place by hand. I inspected every row for mistakes in the glass. I realized during this process that endermen could teleport into the perimeter and place blocks, which would then be spawnable under perimeter conditions and could be seriously problematic which is why I flooded the perimeter

It will effectively keep an area of 7x7 chunks loaded. But the outer ring of chunks will not be fully loaded (i.e. any mobs won't move but redstone will still work). Unfortunately there's no other way to keep a bigger area loaded unless you use some mods (e.g. Carpet mod can be used to load chunks by placing a flower pot in each chunk or by creating 'fake' players to keep a 12x12 area loaded).

Yeah, it's really annoying. Try it in a creative test world until you get the hang of it. Personally I wouldn't bother with this detector any more. I would wait for the skulk sensor in v1.17 which should be released soon (hopefully)

@@slowlyslappingsloths I was ina creative world but im also using a mod for 1.16.4 but ofc when that update releases every knows im going "now thats cool"

After you download the mod? Or after you download schematics? To use the mod, you need to know how to use fabric mods. I would recommend learning how to use fabric anyway since there are LOADS of awesome mods out there. There are lots of tutorials out there. You can install fabric and use through the default launcher (ruclips.net/video/KBWcev2hSSc/видео.html) Or personally I use MultiMC for all my minecraft stuff as it just makes things much easier (ruclips.net/video/AnqEzL7IkZk/видео.html). Then download and install Litematica and MaLiLib from masa's site - link in the description. Or to use the schematics, download them and put them in the 'schematics' folder of your save game. Then you can access them in litematica.

But I am on the beta so I don’t know if things changed

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