Smelting tip I've been using a lot recently, is to have a piece of dripstone under a lava source block. If you leave one block of air below the dripstone then place a cauldron, the cauldron will eventually fill with lava. A single bucket of lava can last for more than a stack of smelting.
Infinite Fuel. Yes, I've used this trick. Although, rn is hard for me to get that trick done, since I haven't found dripstone yet. I'm thinking of a Seaweed Farm or the Carpet Duper.
@@MarshallLeeFlames Wandering trader can sometimes trades them , and once you get some , you can put some for lava farm and others for dripstone farm .
I just love how the "most repeated" point in the video is right at the end of the copper part because let's be honest, the only coper we have in our storage is the one we picked up along the way while strip mining
I've collected so much redstone in my world I'm reduced to using it as flooring for my paleontology museum and for building random pyramids about the place. I just don't know what else to do with the stuff 🤔
@@cyfralcoot65 Maybe try a caving expedition? Know they're quite tedious and dangerous but... I got most of mine came from a huge 3 tier cave system I found under my house. Took quite a while can't deny, but I probably mined out the best part of 300 whole redstone blocks from it, and didn't even have fortune at that point. Depends how much you need though!
Imagine if the archeology update had maps or something that helps you find fossils. It could be made a slow process to prevent it becoming overpowered but still very fun .
I just think in a game so full of lore where you can actually dig and structures could actually spawn underground with treasures etc brushing blocks to get peices of pottery on the surface would be so lame
For anyone looking for lapis and diamonds through deepslate aquifers, I'd suggest adding the materials for a Conduit to your journey. It makes mining underwater vastly more efficient, and will also allow you to use less Potions of Water Breathing.
A small tip, for just any ore, you should use silk touch if you have it, so your inventory fills up slower and you can stay mining longer without coming up to empty your inventory
@@squidman9343 though it gets annoying having to craft them into the blocks, it's smoother just to mine and move, without worrying about compressing blocks
Thanks man, before coming across your channel I was stuck in random strange caves inside the ground. And when I was tryna strip mine I was always at Y 12, or bedrock level and hardly found anything besides redstone and diamonds. I just started coming back and well, coming back was as if it was a new game, lol. But I've about watched like what, 6 videos so far before commenting? Just wanted to say thank you, you are pretty clear with it and I do find a little humor in there as well. I'm not sure how you do it, but you do. So thanks, and with that thank you is a sub.
11:32 they're actually giant clusters of granite, not andesite. Andesites are more like grey stony textured. Either way, nice vid. Very informative and chill
I think they have changed the night vision underwater. You can clearly see the bottom from the surface but once in the water, visibility drops to almost nothing.
On my 1.19 world I have never made a strip mine. Theres no need. If you wander into a cave, you will get all the resources you'll ever need. Plus it's actually fun to cave now.
if you want a more efficient way of strip mining you can mine straight in a 1x1 tunnel instead of 1x2 using a water bucket or trapdoor to put yourself into a crawling position. more exposure of blocks per block broken. this strategy would also be insane with the fossil mining he talked about
Strip mining is still way better than caving for finding diamonds due to the air exposure rule. You might find diamonds a little more often while caving, but since you're only getting one or two diamond ore per vein you still get more diamonds in the long run from strip mining.
You’re absolutely correct the most efficient way of getting Redstone if not mining would be the clerics because when you would normally get mining you can possibly get double that in less time with clerics
Gold is easy to get while you mine for Netherite, but a Bedrock player really needs a portal ticking gold farm. It's the only sane way to cram shulker boxes full of golden apples & one of two sane ways to build a grid of beacons.
Hit y 14 in the nether then just strip mine. 1 block tunnel then skip 2 blocks on the x or z axis and repeat. Found about 50-60 debris in about an hour and a half. Make sure you aren't below a lava lake and also watch out for the one block lava pockets take it slow don't rush take it safe. I was hesitant about it as I had never acquired netherite ingots. I play on Xbox good luck wish you the best 🙏
Fact about every ore in minecraft : Iron , this is the most useful ore in Minecraft , you need iron for diamonds ! Gold , sure , you might say it’s trash , but it has the best enchanting overall than others , now you might say : “ bUt iT’s ThE MoST fAsT BrEAkiNg OrE iN MiNEcRAft “ it’s used to craft golden apples , and any golden tool/armour + mending and unbreaking = Best armour/tool , golden hoes are used for XP. You need gold to craft netherite. Diamonds , best. that’s it. Netherite, came to take over diamond , very useful in single player , but banned in multiplayer. Lapis Lazuli , i mean- Redstone , high technology and can be used for the most whole some builds ! Emerald , rarest material , really useful. Copper , really good with building , and lighting rods are really useful for redstone. Coal , used to smelt gold and iron , and can be used to turn armour and tools to their origin.
@@sirihackett8668 yeah but after a while you have way too many saddles and absolutely nothing to do with them besides never worrying about striders with no saddles lol
@Deadshot Dom I mean having too many isn't bad. You also get a crap ton of totems that are essentially garbage. But it's nice to know you have as many as you need even if most of them just burn lol
You can also by Redstone from a brewing villiger (Im not nativ in english so I dont now the offical name, but I mean the guy with the brewingstand). You will get 32 restone for 16 Emeralds for every trade.
Finding diamond is no longer exciting once you set up an iron farm and a trading hall, even more so if you use zombified villager trick to reduce prices. You can easily get diamond gears with master level villager, then enchanted books to make OP items.
@@BaritoneMonkey even without the zombie villagers it is way too op My personal way is just making a hoglin farm as my main early game emerald source which reaps in A LOT
Here's another fuel tip for yall. I myself, find I always have one off blocks of wood like a few wooden stairs, some slabs, maybe a door and a stack of trap doors I don't need, just about everything that made of wood can be burned, with slabs being quite efficient, I think like half a stack of slabs per 1 stack
I rarely spend time looking for Iron because you can always get it from Iron Golem, which is why my first priority is finding a village. Even if you don't have enough stuff to make Iron farm, you can always make a simple kill chamber using campfire without need to worry about Iron Golem being hostile. Just dig 3X3X3 hole where Iron Golem frequently making rounds and place campfire in the middle. You can make 1 block staircase for collecting drops so Iron Golem can't climb up after it falls down. When you see Iron Golem getting near the kill chamber, just push it until it falls down to the hole. It might be slow, but it's better then attacking it and getting risk to be killed. You can also slowly building your resources to make a proper Iron Farm.
For me the best way to get emeralds fast is to use cartographers and librarians. Some librarians sell 4 glass for 1 emerald, and after zombifying and curing the cartographers twice they buy 1 glass pane for 1 emerald. Librarians let you buy 48 glass at a time for 12 emeralds, which can be turned into 128 glass panes. These can be sold for 128 emeralds, for 16 at a time, so for every librarian you need 8 cartographers. With just 13 emeralds you can turn them into glass then panes then emeralds, and do the same with the emeralds you just got, you’ll have enough for a full beacon because you get 10.67x the number of emeralds you put in.
I am watching this because I am not finding any diamond but because I need to be ready for the new update that is coming 1.20 for the new armour trims so this video might help me so
i dont understand why its not good to mine emerald blocks and why i need silk touch ? why is it extremely wasteful ? what can emerald ore be used for other than aesthetics ?
Because the best way to get emeralds is from trading or a raid farm, not mining. If you're ever mining emeralds it's because you want the ore for aesthetics instead of the item.
I mean, if you mainly care about exploration yeah, but it's not adding anything into the game that isn't there already and you would find it yourself given enough time. So in the interest of saving time for big projects and seeing as it's not adding anything into the game files like certain speedrunners, I personally don't consider it cheating. I will concede it ruins the exploration aspect, but if you're exploring for literal hours just to find one useless desert well in a crappy seed I don't think I could blame anyone for using it.
For lapis and redstone you can set up gift farm: place a lot of cleric villagers near you (24 per block 3 blocks around you) then get hero of the village and afk skipping night. The only downside is that my pc lags with so many villagers in one place
I was excited about this method, but not getting the y level displayed is a waste of time. It's faster the mining on the chunk borders than looking for something that may be or not in the negatives :/
@@jose3scotoThere's literally a togglable option in the "Game" sub-menu in the Settings menu titled "Show Coordinates" that you can toggle on in Bedrock. Toggling it on allows you to see your Y position along with your X and Z position. It's also NOT in the cheats section.
@@firestorm3k882I was referring to the Chunkbase option that shows the Y level in the computer, but I noticed that it says 'Diamond fossil ' vs Fossil and that worked perfectly fine.
I have a case of too much Lapis lmao. I've gotten Mending and Unbreaking on all my tools recently and they were mostly fully enchanted before that, so I went mining shortly after and walked away with too much of the blue stuff lmao Really mone of my tools or armor could have any more enchantments on them, and I have the two enchantments on all of them that will hopefully make them last forever. So like, I guess I'm just done with Enchanting lmao. I guess I could enchant random gear and make fun combos but that'd be better on a server with other people. I just used all of it in an aquarium build and forgot about it all lol, I feel like it's a waste but it's honestly a beautiful block
Im just considering to mine copper veins because i want to make a REALLY long railroad supported on copper pilars, fortunatelly ive located one near the place i am starting the railroad, and making crude calculations i know that a single copper vein is enough to build like 18 km of road.
Redstone ore already gives much, so that's why it only has 33% increase drop rate with a Fortune pickaxe. Also, beacons should be able to utilize Redstone blocks, since players would have their inventories full of it.
Well that's the thing, if redstone blocks are so plentiful, than it's stupid to have that for the beacon, because beacons are supposed to be hard to get
i feel like using the map thing is slightly cheating. at that point you might as well use x-ray hacks to find the fossils. it's not that big of a leap. the map tool is, in general, really "cheat-y" imo, and i don't feel good about using it tbh. makes it feel like my hardcore world isn't really a challenge at that point.
Go cave with an empty bucket, lava sources are quite common underground, then duplicate it by putting it in a puddle with a dripstone underneath, and a cauldron under that. Approximately once per minecraft day (iirc the average time is 19 minutes), the cauldron will fill with lava, you can empty it and store lava in another puddle)
I’m confused y would u want to only use silk touch for emeralds? Can someone plz explain? This has been bothering me for the past 2 days lol. Like y wouldn’t u want fortune 3 for emeralds?
I tested it my self, and using fortune vs silktouch on nether gold ore is statically EXACTLY the same. The fortune method saves on fuel and smelting time but silk touch saves on inventory space.
Fortune 3 is actually about 11% better (1 nugget per block) which isn't a lot. A small sample size might not detect this difference. You would need like 1000 nether gold mining blocks to demonstrate accurately.
That is not the case, you can test 1 million times, you will never get an average of 9 nuggets on nether gold ore with fortune 3. Silk touch it and you can get 1 ingot into a furnace(that is 9 nuggets) Sometimes you can get a close result,, but sometimes you get way lesst han that. After dozens times I never been able to get 900 nuggets on 100 nether gold ore(you can try in creative , just fill 5x5x4 blocks of nether gold ore).
With the mountains the Elytra was just for convenience. With the coal rather than the iron and emerald it was so common that just walking around was enough, but if you don't have an Elytra it's not like it's necessary you just have to walk a little more and be more vigilant. Same with the beacons, it's convenient but it's not like they give fortune, so as long as you don't mind taking a little more time without a haste beacon all these methods work early, mid, and late game.
Same thing applies. Find ore veins for copper and iron, mountains for coal and emeralds, mesa or nether for gold, and strip mine at -58 for diamonds, lapis, and redstone.
I found my first iron vein yesterday, it was really good. My first came explore in this world. No need for an iron farm yet which is nice as I can’t help but build them…. But they ruin the game too.
One time I came across a cave under a mushroom island and it was basically all exposed iron and iron chunk blocks is there a specific cave that generates this much iron or was I just insanely lucky?
Mushroom biomes (to my knowledge) don't have special ore spawn benefits, but are also totally free for mining since hostile mobs won't spawn underground (other than from spawners specifically). Finding a large one is an awesome boon to a world.
I'm going mining for the first time, its early game and i don't have a base yet i live in a village, i have a pet dog and cat and iron pickaxe and iron sword
my favorite trade is 1 clay ball for 1 emerald imagine clay is one of most things u can easily get plus by breaking 1 block u get tons of balls so its basically printing emerald
Tip for red stone: try to look for any other ore
FOR FREAKING REAL BRO
Works for copper too 💀
@@advancingpower9313I personally use copper blocks for any roof i make, and even if i have honeycomb I prefer to let it oxydize
So true =,= I was just looking for iron then oh and behold it just stares at me.
Works for coal also
Smelting tip I've been using a lot recently, is to have a piece of dripstone under a lava source block. If you leave one block of air below the dripstone then place a cauldron, the cauldron will eventually fill with lava. A single bucket of lava can last for more than a stack of smelting.
Infinite Fuel. Yes, I've used this trick. Although, rn is hard for me to get that trick done, since I haven't found dripstone yet. I'm thinking of a Seaweed Farm or the Carpet Duper.
Just did this today and it's working so many wonders!
Yo thanks for that insane tip
@@MarshallLeeFlames Wandering trader can sometimes trades them , and once you get some , you can put some for lava farm and others for dripstone farm .
@@gerardmatthieu907 no luck yet. But found a cave with dripstone, so, problem solved.
I just love how the "most repeated" point in the video is right at the end of the copper part because let's be honest, the only coper we have in our storage is the one we picked up along the way while strip mining
no? its because its right before diamond, so its most repeated because most people want to see the fastest way to get diamonds, not to avoid copper
no? its because he said andesite when that's granit
"if you want to mine iron, first grab your elytra-" boy WHAT
Lol 😂
I've collected so much redstone in my world I'm reduced to using it as flooring for my paleontology museum and for building random pyramids about the place. I just don't know what else to do with the stuff 🤔
Omg do not accidentally place TNT 😭
@@cassie_dp I'm saving that to line my planned Creeper zoo 😂
Dude, im literally ran out of redstone while building my storage system and now im buying it from villagers
@@cyfralcoot65 Maybe try a caving expedition? Know they're quite tedious and dangerous but... I got most of mine came from a huge 3 tier cave system I found under my house. Took quite a while can't deny, but I probably mined out the best part of 300 whole redstone blocks from it, and didn't even have fortune at that point. Depends how much you need though!
Once I get to a few stacks of the blocks I just ignore it lol, there’s entirely too much of it when you use fortune on everything
Imagine if the archeology update had maps or something that helps you find fossils. It could be made a slow process to prevent it becoming overpowered but still very fun .
They already have that for buried treasure, yeah its a slow process!
It's a five minute process a most if the treasure is somewhere tricky to dig
I just think in a game so full of lore where you can actually dig and structures could actually spawn underground with treasures etc brushing blocks to get peices of pottery on the surface would be so lame
For anyone looking for lapis and diamonds through deepslate aquifers, I'd suggest adding the materials for a Conduit to your journey. It makes mining underwater vastly more efficient, and will also allow you to use less Potions of Water Breathing.
Magma cubes:
Bro just take a door 😂
@@Neamiohahahhahahah
@@Neamio I'm on bedrock and ofc it doesn't work lol, we're literally the middle child of the community 😂
@@AANGSBALDHEAD but you can play on java cause you get some free with bedrock now
A small tip, for just any ore, you should use silk touch if you have it, so your inventory fills up slower and you can stay mining longer without coming up to empty your inventory
Or if you’re mining a crap ton of iron, convert them into raw iron blocks.
@@squidman9343 though it gets annoying having to craft them into the blocks, it's smoother just to mine and move, without worrying about compressing blocks
@@DragonFire40373 True
Both of y’all’s points were mentioned in the video
Thanks man, before coming across your channel I was stuck in random strange caves inside the ground. And when I was tryna strip mine I was always at Y 12, or bedrock level and hardly found anything besides redstone and diamonds. I just started coming back and well, coming back was as if it was a new game, lol. But I've about watched like what, 6 videos so far before commenting? Just wanted to say thank you, you are pretty clear with it and I do find a little humor in there as well. I'm not sure how you do it, but you do. So thanks, and with that thank you is a sub.
Build massive farms, rail systems etc lol
11:32 they're actually giant clusters of granite, not andesite. Andesites are more like grey stony textured. Either way, nice vid. Very informative and chill
he does this on purpose to increase engagement yk
@@sirihackett8668 Not every yter does this for “engagement”, sometimes people make mistakes, yk
@@kingbowsersSM64 lick his boots harder
I think they have changed the night vision underwater. You can clearly see the bottom from the surface but once in the water, visibility drops to almost nothing.
It is a bit annoying waiting for eyes to adjust once beneath the waves.
On my 1.19 world I have never made a strip mine. Theres no need. If you wander into a cave, you will get all the resources you'll ever need. Plus it's actually fun to cave now.
if you want a more efficient way of strip mining you can mine straight in a 1x1 tunnel instead of 1x2 using a water bucket or trapdoor to put yourself into a crawling position. more exposure of blocks per block broken. this strategy would also be insane with the fossil mining he talked about
@ILoveSpace on my current world I have more diamonds and other resources then I'll ever use.
@@space24049 and if there's lava?
Strip mining is still way better than caving for finding diamonds due to the air exposure rule. You might find diamonds a little more often while caving, but since you're only getting one or two diamond ore per vein you still get more diamonds in the long run from strip mining.
@@teetee8676Water bucket or fire resistance potion.
Super helpful tutorial! Thanks for teaching us in such a kind way
Also, nice shot of the iron farm at Kira's Bladesong Village XD
For the redstone, another efficient way of obtaining it is by trading with cleric villagers if you have a large amount of emeralds
You’re absolutely correct the most efficient way of getting Redstone if not mining would be the clerics because when you would normally get mining you can possibly get double that in less time with clerics
It is good but only if void trading is enabled on your server
Or if you just barely use redstone at all
Witch farms, hostile mob farms, raid farms.
Bro! I just saw your netherite mining guide and was thinking for a diamond one! And you just did it! What a luck!
Gold is easy to get while you mine for Netherite, but a Bedrock player really needs a portal ticking gold farm. It's the only sane way to cram shulker boxes full of golden apples & one of two sane ways to build a grid of beacons.
Hopefully we get a fastest Netherite/Ancient Debris farming sometime as well
We already have
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damn mustache guy also plays minecraft? You are everywhere.
Hit y 14 in the nether then just strip mine. 1 block tunnel then skip 2 blocks on the x or z axis and repeat. Found about 50-60 debris in about an hour and a half. Make sure you aren't below a lava lake and also watch out for the one block lava pockets take it slow don't rush take it safe. I was hesitant about it as I had never acquired netherite ingots. I play on Xbox good luck wish you the best 🙏
Woah I discovered a Diamond fossil back 1.18 prelease days I was a bit confused thought this was a bug I had no idea it was a thing
Fact about every ore in minecraft :
Iron , this is the most useful ore in Minecraft , you need iron for diamonds !
Gold , sure , you might say it’s trash , but it has the best enchanting overall than others , now you might say : “ bUt iT’s ThE MoST fAsT BrEAkiNg OrE iN MiNEcRAft “ it’s used to craft golden apples , and any golden tool/armour + mending and unbreaking = Best armour/tool , golden hoes are used for XP. You need gold to craft netherite.
Diamonds , best. that’s it.
Netherite, came to take over diamond , very useful in single player , but banned in multiplayer.
Lapis Lazuli , i mean-
Redstone , high technology and can be used for the most whole some builds !
Emerald , rarest material , really useful.
Copper , really good with building , and lighting rods are really useful for redstone.
Coal , used to smelt gold and iron , and can be used to turn armour and tools to their origin.
I’ve found villager raids to be a very good way to farm emeralds as every mob except the ravager seems to have a chance to drop emeralds
the witches also do not drop emeralds but they drop plenty of great stuff and the ravagers drop saddles so raid farms are really really good
Raid farms are by far the best source of emeralds. They beat trading halls
@@sirihackett8668 yeah but after a while you have way too many saddles and absolutely nothing to do with them besides never worrying about striders with no saddles lol
@Deadshot Dom I mean having too many isn't bad. You also get a crap ton of totems that are essentially garbage. But it's nice to know you have as many as you need even if most of them just burn lol
@@B463L yeah
1 raid farm
2 trading Hall
3 mining
You can also by Redstone from a brewing villiger (Im not nativ in english so I dont now the offical name, but I mean the guy with the brewingstand). You will get 32 restone for 16 Emeralds for every trade.
Cleric👍
Having only started playing Minecraft 6 days ago on Xbox I have to thank you and your videos for helping me learn so much about this amazing game!
Welcome to the game from a Decade+ veteran player 🫡🫡
@@PhantomFrisk4 thank you 😊
Him: Now for the one everyone’s been waiting for.
Me: coal!
Him:Diamonds
*cries*
Finding diamond is no longer exciting once you set up an iron farm and a trading hall, even more so if you use zombified villager trick to reduce prices. You can easily get diamond gears with master level villager, then enchanted books to make OP items.
That's why I'm personally not using the zombified villager trick, it's just a bit cheesy.
@@BaritoneMonkey even without the zombie villagers it is way too op
My personal way is just making a hoglin farm as my main early game emerald source which reaps in A LOT
But you still can't get diamonds directly! Diamonds are a non-renewable resource still. You need to pile up those decorative diamond blocks!
Here's another fuel tip for yall. I myself, find I always have one off blocks of wood like a few wooden stairs, some slabs, maybe a door and a stack of trap doors I don't need, just about everything that made of wood can be burned, with slabs being quite efficient, I think like half a stack of slabs per 1 stack
Honestly, making wood blocks into slabs actually gives you more fuel than just burning the wood blocks themselves, is it seriously underrated
I’d recommend feeding the fuel input with a hopper that feeds from a chest with all sorts of off cuts of wood to avoid any waste
Good Timing! I was mining for diamonds at -y58 then seen this notification so Im watching it tight now
Thanks for all the videos. Your a huge help man!
I rarely spend time looking for Iron because you can always get it from Iron Golem, which is why my first priority is finding a village. Even if you don't have enough stuff to make Iron farm, you can always make a simple kill chamber using campfire without need to worry about Iron Golem being hostile. Just dig 3X3X3 hole where Iron Golem frequently making rounds and place campfire in the middle. You can make 1 block staircase for collecting drops so Iron Golem can't climb up after it falls down. When you see Iron Golem getting near the kill chamber, just push it until it falls down to the hole. It might be slow, but it's better then attacking it and getting risk to be killed. You can also slowly building your resources to make a proper Iron Farm.
For me the best way to get emeralds fast is to use cartographers and librarians. Some librarians sell 4 glass for 1 emerald, and after zombifying and curing the cartographers twice they buy 1 glass pane for 1 emerald. Librarians let you buy 48 glass at a time for 12 emeralds, which can be turned into 128 glass panes. These can be sold for 128 emeralds, for 16 at a time, so for every librarian you need 8 cartographers. With just 13 emeralds you can turn them into glass then panes then emeralds, and do the same with the emeralds you just got, you’ll have enough for a full beacon because you get 10.67x the number of emeralds you put in.
How does this help in a realm using a seed finder map?
I am watching this because I am not finding any diamond but because I need to be ready for the new update that is coming 1.20 for the new armour trims so this video might help me so
i dont understand why its not good to mine emerald blocks and why i need silk touch ? why is it extremely wasteful ? what can emerald ore be used for other than aesthetics ?
Because the best way to get emeralds is from trading or a raid farm, not mining. If you're ever mining emeralds it's because you want the ore for aesthetics instead of the item.
in this game you either spawn in a desert or spawn outside of a desert and the nearest desert is literally 6000 blocks away
Lots of things learnt in this vid man thank you!
i feel like using the seed to check where stuff is like cheating
That's how I feel too lol
Yeah it definitely is
I mean, if you mainly care about exploration yeah, but it's not adding anything into the game that isn't there already and you would find it yourself given enough time. So in the interest of saving time for big projects and seeing as it's not adding anything into the game files like certain speedrunners, I personally don't consider it cheating. I will concede it ruins the exploration aspect, but if you're exploring for literal hours just to find one useless desert well in a crappy seed I don't think I could blame anyone for using it.
5:04 (*crying since you can't have a pickaxe in your off-hand in Bedrock*)
For lapis and redstone you can set up gift farm: place a lot of cleric villagers near you (24 per block 3 blocks around you) then get hero of the village and afk skipping night. The only downside is that my pc lags with so many villagers in one place
Tip for bedrock players, it won’t show you the y cords and you have to do that manually by going in the game and seeing if it’s in the negatives!
I was excited about this method, but not getting the y level displayed is a waste of time. It's faster the mining on the chunk borders than looking for something that may be or not in the negatives :/
@@jose3scotoThere's literally a togglable option in the "Game" sub-menu in the Settings menu titled "Show Coordinates" that you can toggle on in Bedrock. Toggling it on allows you to see your Y position along with your X and Z position. It's also NOT in the cheats section.
@@firestorm3k882I was referring to the Chunkbase option that shows the Y level in the computer, but I noticed that it says 'Diamond fossil ' vs Fossil and that worked perfectly fine.
@@jose3scoto Oh, ok
Bruh if you're looking diamonds up on a website, just get an XRay at that point
Awesome video man thank you for your amazing work
You're completely right!
Tip for Redstone mining is always trade with cleric villager
I have a case of too much Lapis lmao. I've gotten Mending and Unbreaking on all my tools recently and they were mostly fully enchanted before that, so I went mining shortly after and walked away with too much of the blue stuff lmao
Really mone of my tools or armor could have any more enchantments on them, and I have the two enchantments on all of them that will hopefully make them last forever. So like, I guess I'm just done with Enchanting lmao. I guess I could enchant random gear and make fun combos but that'd be better on a server with other people.
I just used all of it in an aquarium build and forgot about it all lol, I feel like it's a waste but it's honestly a beautiful block
I’m using chunk base on Minecraft on ps5 and I’m using the fossil method but chunk base doesn’t show the y for bedrock can somebody help
I have the same problem, can someone help??
helpful
No one:
Eyecraft: Be sure to drink your night vision potion
Your videos really take the stress out of Minecraft thanks
Thx for that it was really useful :3
Im just considering to mine copper veins because i want to make a REALLY long railroad supported on copper pilars, fortunatelly ive located one near the place i am starting the railroad, and making crude calculations i know that a single copper vein is enough to build like 18 km of road.
Nice tutorial!😊
Why is it inefficient to not use silk touch to get emerald ?
Such an underated channel...
The only nit pick I have is if you are still looking for iron and gold I highly doubt you’re gonna have an elytra
11:29 Actually ITS Granite and not AnDsite 🤓🤓🤓
PS.jokes aside this vid is really usefull for beginners and even veteran Players 😊
*GLOWING ORE MOD*
Forget nightvision!
It looks amazing and helps a ton!
Too easy for me to use
does the classic strip mining still makes sense or thats just waste of time?
Redstone ore already gives much, so that's why it only has 33% increase drop rate with a Fortune pickaxe. Also, beacons should be able to utilize Redstone blocks, since players would have their inventories full of it.
Nope, beacons should be rare
Well that's the thing, if redstone blocks are so plentiful, than it's stupid to have that for the beacon, because beacons are supposed to be hard to get
i feel like using the map thing is slightly cheating. at that point you might as well use x-ray hacks to find the fossils. it's not that big of a leap.
the map tool is, in general, really "cheat-y" imo, and i don't feel good about using it tbh. makes it feel like my hardcore world isn't really a challenge at that point.
that fossil thing feels illegal i just started and have full diamond
Bro I just looked at this and it said 22 minutes ago thanks so much!!!!
Thanks for this video it was useful when you said I could get more diamonds in fossils!
The seed map at that point you might as well use xray?
Yoooo, fastest click as I saw your vid!
If you use ichunkbase for ores than just use xray
Is there any way to find lava for a cobble gene
Go cave with an empty bucket, lava sources are quite common underground, then duplicate it by putting it in a puddle with a dripstone underneath, and a cauldron under that. Approximately once per minecraft day (iirc the average time is 19 minutes), the cauldron will fill with lava, you can empty it and store lava in another puddle)
According to your other latest mining video, you mention the Mesa gold spawn bonus stops at Y32. Is this not true?
Do you need to be under a mountain for deepslate emeralds or can they be found anywhere at y level 0?
You need to be in a mountain biome. That's how it's always been since emeralds were added in 1.3.
@@patrickm1 ah ok, so its based on if the area is classified as a mountain biome, not if there is a physical mountain or not, thank you
Still don’t get why you should only use silk touch on emerald ore
Because you can get emeralds from villagers easily and you can use the emerald blocks for a build. I always silk touch emeralds.
Me too. I don’t think it offers any benefits
I'm sort of confused. Why mine emeralds with silk touch? Also, what do you do with it after?
5.7 k views within two hours, simply amazing!!
Is there a way to get the seed of a multiplayer server?
Can you please make a video in surface mining I mean mining in the surfce
I'm getting tons of diamonds in search for lapis💀💀💀💀
Great video!
8:11 look at the left, are those blocks by the water stream diamond ore, skulk or cages?
I’m confused y would u want to only use silk touch for emeralds? Can someone plz explain? This has been bothering me for the past 2 days lol. Like y wouldn’t u want fortune 3 for emeralds?
I think he was talking about getting the actual ore block, as you can’t craft an emerald back into an emerald ore. (I think)
I tested it my self, and using fortune vs silktouch on nether gold ore is statically EXACTLY the same. The fortune method saves on fuel and smelting time but silk touch saves on inventory space.
Fortune 3 is actually about 11% better (1 nugget per block) which isn't a lot. A small sample size might not detect this difference. You would need like 1000 nether gold mining blocks to demonstrate accurately.
@@michaellautermilch9185 when I tested it was about half a dozen stacks worth of nether gold ore blocks
That is not the case, you can test 1 million times, you will never get an average of 9 nuggets on nether gold ore with fortune 3. Silk touch it and you can get 1 ingot into a furnace(that is 9 nuggets) Sometimes you can get a close result,, but sometimes you get way lesst han that. After dozens times I never been able to get 900 nuggets on 100 nether gold ore(you can try in creative , just fill 5x5x4 blocks of nether gold ore).
@@misterozzy8016 interesting, I need to test this again. How much did the fortune give?
@@Wihf it depends, sometimes I was close to 900 with 100 blocks, sometimes far, like 660, but I never acheived to get 900 nuggets with fortune 3
Good, but would it be possible to do an early/midgame version of this? Beacons and Elytras are powerful, but that can only be done late game...
With the mountains the Elytra was just for convenience. With the coal rather than the iron and emerald it was so common that just walking around was enough, but if you don't have an Elytra it's not like it's necessary you just have to walk a little more and be more vigilant. Same with the beacons, it's convenient but it's not like they give fortune, so as long as you don't mind taking a little more time without a haste beacon all these methods work early, mid, and late game.
Same thing applies. Find ore veins for copper and iron, mountains for coal and emeralds, mesa or nether for gold, and strip mine at -58 for diamonds, lapis, and redstone.
I like this thumbnail
Thanks! Apparently my viewers did as well XD
Love your tips
I found my first iron vein yesterday, it was really good. My first came explore in this world. No need for an iron farm yet which is nice as I can’t help but build them…. But they ruin the game too.
I have over a full double chest worth of iron ingots just from mining an iron vein.
@@patrickm1craft then into blocks to save space
I have so many diamond now but i'm run out stack of coal😔
Is it just me who still isn't used to the new mining
I'm using chunkbase and it doesn't show the height level coordinates. Just x and y. How do I find height
Yes same @eyecraftmc how do we fix this
@@darraghokelly513 same same
Have you any tips for getting my world's seed if it's on a realm and I don't want to yet enable cheating?
Is it just me or as soon as you entered the under water with Lapis your words started to sound more "wet" either that or I just never noticed it xD
You can mine gold in the netherworld by using a pickage enchanted with silk touch and breaking one block of gold will give you one gold ingot
Thank you !
Do one about void trading please
Eyecraftmc is a legend
When I use chunkbase it doesnt show the y co ords. (Playing Bedrock v1.20 maybe it wont dhow for bedrock?)
One time I came across a cave under a mushroom island and it was basically all exposed iron and iron chunk blocks is there a specific cave that generates this much iron or was I just insanely lucky?
There are massive iron veins but they are rare. I found one with 150 iron blocks in a very small area before.
@@grumpynomad3551 that’s definitely what it looked like but everything was exposed like it was a little cave. Super interesting.
Mushroom biomes (to my knowledge) don't have special ore spawn benefits, but are also totally free for mining since hostile mobs won't spawn underground (other than from spawners specifically). Finding a large one is an awesome boon to a world.
Special iron ore veins exist, but are always below y=0. If yours extended to the surface, that was a glitch.
@@ellieperez4595You probably found an iron vein.
Ah yes copper, most useful ore in Minecraft 😁
In my first survival world and living in a ravine just need more exploring.( fyi in PE )
Bro am i the only person whose heartbeat goes flying when i see diamond ore but he doesn't mine it 1t 9:20
You have came so far ❤️❤️❤️
I'm going mining for the first time, its early game and i don't have a base yet i live in a village, i have a pet dog and cat and iron pickaxe and iron sword
No one asked you
😁
Tip for potions don’t use night vision use FULLBRIGHT
my favorite trade is 1 clay ball for 1 emerald imagine clay is one of most things u can easily get plus by breaking 1 block u get tons of balls so its basically printing emerald
Sorry i don't get it or missed the point, but why do we silk touch emerald ores?
Because emerald is easier to get from villager trade,so it would be better to use emerald ore for decoration purpose
@@VV_Syzta Okay thank you
the new caves in 1.19 i had a iron pick efficiency 2 unbreaking 2 and fortune 2 and in like 2 hours i had 17 stacks of iron and 2 stacks of diamond