@@AceMcCrank I think that shouldn't be affected? Since when falling down, minecarts always snap to the rails from over a block above it. I could be wrong though. Edit: I see that he also mentioned that the rail snapping has also changed, so it depends on what the changes are.
@@duckified. They dont only explode when dropped. A near 1-bit of touch will immediately explode. Only affects on mobs and players. You can still move it with water.
I think minecart speed should be an attribute for individual carts, rather than a gamrule, and add a new rail activator type that sets the speed based on power level. A calibrated rail.
@@kyleyoung2464 Why not both ? Gamerule as the world limit and attribute as the max for the individual minecart. And also calibrated rails are such a great idea tho.
I'm thinking they could add copper minecarts, where the speed is dependent on oxidation level. That could allow for improved new faster minecarts without changing too much about the iron ones
So because I ran my primary world in a snapshot back when bundles were first introduced, I ended up with one in my no cheats survival world. And believe it or not, I still use that bundle even in late game. I have a shulker box with all my navigation/map marking equipment (banners, maps, compasses) and the bundle is actually excellent for storing maps and compasses that have been attached to lodestones.
Kinda annoying you can't keep a book and quill in there but can keep signed books, but being able to carry paper, signs, banners, maps etc... Makes not using coordinates a viable way to explore
I don't like that you can't see anymore all the items inside the bundle like before, at least they should make them dyeable to be able to distinguish them..
I know this is the first iteration of an experimental feature, and mojang acknowledged these issues in advance, but boy are minecarts broken. The biggest problem I ran into is that they completely ignore obstacles when riding over sloped rails. Basically the only way to manipulate these carts is by using the rail itself, no fence gates.
You should probably put that onto the bug tracker because the minecart changes are all still experimental and definitely will be changed due to feedback
@@mardy3732 pretty much everyones gonna find something with the experiments, glad the Minecarts are toggle-able, and the redstone tooks sorta nice, as long as they make it a toggle too
Minecarts are some of the oldest code. Allegedly they've been putting off improving them due to how unintuitive Notch's original code was. Honestly I would believe it, minecarts have been broken in seemingly unholy ways. It's just that the community got used to it. Same with redstone. Very old legacy code.
@@air8536 just saying it's always better to have performance optimizations in vanilla because not everyone would go out of their way in order to download a mod
@@NotKnafo While giving the hide more uses was a neat idea, I think it’s just too tedious to obtain it for what’s supposed to be an early game item. Still, I’m surprised they didn’t keep the quantity the same, considering you can get leather just about anywhere by slaying cows or any horse/horse-like mobs
you have to find a desert, which can be not close by the point of the bundle is to be helpful even early game and trust me from experience but it is not fun to grind rabbit hide at any stage in the game
Since this snapshot affects quasi power in a way, could mojang expand the right click feature of dust that's along a line? You could redirect redstone without the use of repeaters and compact a bunch of builds
We need to be able to put 4-8 tools inside the bundles, that will make that we can bring every tool in our inventory at the same time and make the bundle useful for the end game
4:32 Okay, nahhhh. "overall bundles will be really important early-game, maybe a little bit mid-game, but currently their function is so limited they're not gonna be useful for end-game, or past the end-game." Ray, my friend, this is just not true at all. You literally just showed how bundles work together with shulker boxes - expanding on a late-game item only seconds before saying this... but not only that: - you can keep the common utilities you'd usually need on you at all times/want on your for emergencies all in one bundle - meaning one inventory space (thats ender chests, crafting table, stone cutter, logs and iron, leads, nametags and an anvil, etc...) - you can also bundle together any type of compass, or a clock and they will still work from inside a bundle's tool tip (so you can access 4 + different pieces of information from 1 slot by hovering over it that would also usually require a slot each...) - you can save some serious space by bundling maps, banners, written books and other miscellaneous items like that together too. - they're great with friends - on my server, we leave one-item/small, multi-item gifts in bundles. I use them as my wallet in my ender chest for my currency (diamonds, diamond blocks, and other commodities like heavy cores, netherite ingots, scrap, bloocks, upgrades, etc...) and we even have a "if you look inside, take it and leave something in return" little mystery item swap with a bundle in an item frame at spawn just for the fun of it that still gets used almost 3 years on now... - unlike shulkers they dont leave your inventory to access (they never even have to leave your ender chest either) so its not only much more secure, you can also easily put away/take out items while you're flying, or otherwise travelling somewhere as a passenger... (and little tip i picked up; if you're tight on temp-holding inventory space, you can even put things in your 2x2 crafting grid if you need to dig through the bag to get to a specific item.) - i've always had an empty one on me in the same world for the last 4+ years, (and coming up on 3 on my server) for consolidating loot or random bits and bobs i find while playing, another one that lives in my redstone box, my building supply boxes, and each of the empty boxes i take with me when i go mining, or exploring, or looting a structure... *as maximizing inventory space is useful at any point in this game* (I even keep a bundle full of spare bundles in my ender chest, ready whenever i need more because i genuinely find uses for them that often.) stop underselling them, dude - they're an incredibly useful tool at literally any point in the game, and they only keep getting better.
@@TheiBunny and did I understand that correctly, you can put bundles inside other bundles and they only count as 1/16 of a stack? That's infinite storage right there! (Though not the easiest to access)
@@Marcel-yu2fwgotta watch closely at the segment where he puts bundles with items into bundles, but I think the items inside a bundle count towards its size
@@Marcel-yu2fw no, @arcturuslight_ is right, each bundle is worth 1/16 of a stack when nested, plus the value of it's contents. weirdly enough, this only applies to how bundles count items - a bundle (no matter how empty or full) always counts as a "full stack" like tools, as far as comparators are concerned.
I'd highly recommend making your game's FPS a multiple of your recording framerate. You seem to be recording at 60 fps, so 120 would be a nice even multiple of that. It'll just be a little bit smoother since it fits in nicely every other frame, whereas 110 would have some parts where it'd record the next frame and not 2 frames ahead because of the decimals
@@Romper3 they seem to be trying to change the ui, bedrock edition has been in a weird in between state where some is more modern and changed and some isn’t so this just feels like them trying to keep updating UI to look more modern
Why don’t you like bats outside of caves? Where I live in England, seeing bats flying around after dark is a common sight and there are no caves nearby worth speaking of.
You can see it's personal preference. He just doesn't like the mob. He finds them annoying. I for one think it's fantastic. Amor ambient mobs brings life into the game. Plus the bat has always been kinda left out. They should do a similar thing with rabbits. Change their skin, improve model and movements, add more spawnable areas and make a couple of recipes with their drops. It would make them a fantastic ambient mob.
Hell nah, if they make redstone potentially random like in bedrock edition it's gonna be a nightmare. I doubt that the lag optimisation will come close to compensate contraptions breaking and redstone becoming inconsistent.
@@marckiezeender Location is still preferable to non-deterministic. At least with location-based, any given machine will work the same way every time; random means that a machine that worked fine the last ten times you used it will suddenly break on the eleventh. Having a random update order is exactly why the bedrock redstone community is so stunted compared to java.
@@marckiezeender This makes the difference between testing something once to verify that it works, to having to test it 100 times to conclude that it probably works on average.
You are focusing too much on the word "random" and not on where it was placed. I spent a long time attempting to understand the old way that redstone dust updated. It was a mess involving hash functions based on your current position. Hash functions are also used in programming to produce "random" numbers. So it was basically random and depended on location and direction. This is better. It is a consistent set of rules that only devolves to randomness when the rules conflict with each other.
10:24 I'm not sure, I think this is the exact behavior you'd expect? Both noteblocks turn on, and since the wire distance to both pistons is the same, which one fires is random. That seems entirely in line which what they set out to achieve(as it just mirrors the lever in the middle logic).
I still expect a lot of push-back from the technical community; they've broken a lot of mechanics with these experimental changes. The thought of having non-deterministic update order in java is deeply unsettling.
I am a fan of the redstone dust updates, though they should continue to make the remainder of redstone consistent. Minecarts still need some work, or just a ground up rewrite. They are so buggy. I get that the raid thing was a bug, but it's frustrating to me how hard they are trying to remove raid farms from the game.
The issue with bedrock redstone is that it doesn't matter if piston A is closer to lever A. Either Piston B and A have a random chance of firing regardless if lever A or B is pulled In this instance, the randomness is limited enough that it is actually helpful and not harmful. Since it is only ever random if you connect Piston A and B equally apart from lever C. Which in most cases either doesn't matter or can be done intentionally to power something that you want to be random.
Stacks of hopper mine carts in the same space are useful for randomizing items, and for quickly sorting a spaghetti mess of shulkers. While stacks of tnt mine carts in the same space are one of the best traps. The former might still work by dropping, but the latter scenario sounds like it would just explode setting it up.
The FPS limiter is kind of weak, and not configurable enough, but it's a step in the right direction. I use the Dynamic FPS mod which makes the game render at 1 FPS as soon as you alt tab. There really should be a slider to set the FPS limit, and it should be 10 FPS right away, not after 10 minutes. If you play on a laptop, you don't need to waste battery life to render the game at 30 FPS when you're browsing the wiki or watching youtube. The minecarts definitely need to be stackable on the rails. I feel like the speed boost could be implemented very nicely with furnace minecarts, which currently are pretty much useless. The redstone change is nice, except for the randomness part, since you may accidentally create non deterministic builds. The only problem is that now piston bolts are broken.
I don't know how I feel about a redstone line being powered behaving differently dependent on where the input is. I guess I would prefer to have the line always behave the same, no matter at wich end it gets powered from. Even though it would be nice to actually KNOW how your Redstone will behave, tbf. But all that pales in comparison to this New RANDOM Feature. This is an absolute NO GO. This is the oposite of making it predictable and even worse then what we have now. I they keep this, it would be a dealbreaker for me.
@@HettycTracyn yes and for those cases I can use a hoper dropper randomizer. Gives you also the option to tweak the odds, if needed. No need to remove bredictability from Redstone dust.
Minecarts needs 45 degree track and power track for good speed. Minecart needs a way to choose a direction at a junction while traveling in the minecart.
I had this idea of a redstone/minecart update, where they added a new type of lever similar to the analog lever from the create mod, where you can slide up and down to output a redstone output from 0-15, and using this lever you can control how much powered rails can accelerate a minecart. Basically, the acceleration of powered rails depends on the level of the redstone that's powering it
I think the bundles are extremely useful for us that aren't power gamers. I don't know if I've ever actually managed to get to the dragon in survival. So having a storage option that isn't end game is going to be extremely handy.
Redstone is dying every new updates… become easier and easier, uglier and more accessible… (it’s all with observers, slimes or honey..) now they want again to change some basics I don’t fucking know why.. they killed it mostly since the 1.11 version and also the redstone of the bedrock edition witch is absolutely fucked I just miss the good old authentic times on this game !! … They should not tuch or update the redstone anymore before it's too late and it doesn't look like anything anymore (even if it already does to me)… 😩
I've been saying it for years bundles are not a solution for the storage system. Overhaul the endchest add more slots to it, be able to take things out of shulkers from inventory or endchest add a search functionality to the endchest and boom. I'm just making a suggestion here, a humble opinion.
now I have the idea of building slime blocks launchers between nether portals where you throw your ender pearl through a nether portal and it chains portals to teleport you thousands of blocks away without a stasis chamber
You can find rabbits in meadows cold biomes and deserts... I don't see the issue but they just could of kept the rabbit hide for a new use for it but then again what use should rabbit hide have....?
I think the only thing i would use a bundle for is to slightly optimize my Ender chest that house the unique utility blocks for when i do long distance exploration. Like a Door, Soul sand, Magma cube, Soul lantern, Wart mushroom etc etc. something where i dont exactly need 64 stacks of it. or max stacks. :V
Storage problem isnt gonna be fixed with bundles.. its just gonna make it so much harder to remember where items are, and only solution is to make some items stack higher, like stone and wood and just make a row or 2 more both horizontal and vertically
that would break way too many redstone contraptions that rely on signal strength. just ffs give us another row of inventory slots, or early game backpacks that just extend the inventory without needing to be opened. minecraft has the same amount of inventory slots since early alpha/beta when there were much, much fewer items in the game. practically every other sandbox-like game allows expanding the inventory as you progress, such as factorio. just give us more slots, it makes everything so much easier. shulkers are great but you have to place them down and everything and they are mid-late game. 1-2 extra rows would make inventory management so much less annoying
@@targz4139 not if they changed the signal strength they give of, so it still will give the same amount just with different amout od items in them, but like I said only some items, so some items that are harder to obtain still is at 64 or maybe just a little higher
I don't like the fact that bundles can be placed inside other bundles. It just makes a confusing mess. I also don't like the complexity of the ui, it would be much simpler to just have a ui similar to the one used for shulkers in some data packs. Maybe, a better solution would be to show a second inventory (just like when you open chests but smaller) to the right of the inventory when double clicking on a bundle. Then you can drag and drop items in and out.
the new changes of passing redstone is actually being pulled in line with bedrock. While also reducing the buggyness of it. Yeah it'll break java contraptions but the bedrock ones will be more reliable as no more random update orders. But then we've known this: I said when Datapacks were first declared, they are slowly working towards dropping all support for Java players, with parity updates favoring Bedrock.
I hope they do drop support for Java so people can play it in peace without all these bad updates breaking decades of work just to be in parity with a knockoff version of the game.
The old bundle ui where it showed every item and had x/64 instead of a progress bar was better. Why did they add the ability to pull out a specific item but also reduce the number of items you could see
well it's only in situations where it would otherwise be based on a cardinal direction. but yeah I hope they could make it work such that left or right takes priority, or something like the updates propagating clockwise from the source
Didn't they remove the feature where Minecarts could derail? I thought they went back to the older and slower method for whatever reason. Why are they now slowing down in corners?
0:50 I don't think the change to the Bundles recipe is a good thing. ₍⁾⚈⥼ ⚈⁽₎ It finally gave rabbit skin a useful purpose. And no! Rabbit skin is not difficult to obtain in any way. That's simply not true. ₍ ⁾ ˇ 웃 ˇ ⁽ ₎
Can you use a tnt cannon to fire enderpearls through a chain of nether portals to teleport beyond your original chunk range to outside loaded chunks? (from overworld, to overworld)
I livestream all my designing and discovering of new things btw. You can see how I discovered the different things with my archived livestream VODs. www.twitch.tv/raysworks/videos All my videos are correctly credited. Any contributors are mentioned. If you think I missed something DM me with the details. I address common misconceptions in the technical minecraft community here ruclips.net/video/E1t4APvOBFM/видео.htmlsi=_Zous9HGoR1yZDsO&t=506
Sooo many new things in this Minecraft update!
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hi ray
Those minecart get some air jumping off the ramp 😆
you can still use minecarts to entity cramme its just you cant "place" minecarts on the same track you can however drop carts onto the same track
@@FerrumAnulum just extra steps, annoying...
But say goodbye to stacked tnt minecarts. Soon as they land, boom.
@@AceMcCrank I think that shouldn't be affected? Since when falling down, minecarts always snap to the rails from over a block above it. I could be wrong though.
Edit: I see that he also mentioned that the rail snapping has also changed, so it depends on what the changes are.
@@AceMcCranknuh uh. they only explode if dropped from a certain height
@@duckified. They dont only explode when dropped. A near 1-bit of touch will immediately explode. Only affects on mobs and players. You can still move it with water.
I think minecart speed should be an attribute for individual carts, rather than a gamrule, and add a new rail activator type that sets the speed based on power level. A calibrated rail.
@@kyleyoung2464 it should be both
@@kyleyoung2464 Why not both ?
Gamerule as the world limit and attribute as the max for the individual minecart.
And also calibrated rails are such a great idea tho.
@@edenstonne tbh i saw dashpum4 suggest something similar, so credit to him for the idea aswell.
I'm thinking they could add copper minecarts, where the speed is dependent on oxidation level. That could allow for improved new faster minecarts without changing too much about the iron ones
I love both those ideas. Make it so mojang.
So because I ran my primary world in a snapshot back when bundles were first introduced, I ended up with one in my no cheats survival world. And believe it or not, I still use that bundle even in late game. I have a shulker box with all my navigation/map marking equipment (banners, maps, compasses) and the bundle is actually excellent for storing maps and compasses that have been attached to lodestones.
Kinda annoying you can't keep a book and quill in there but can keep signed books, but being able to carry paper, signs, banners, maps etc... Makes not using coordinates a viable way to explore
I don't like that you can't see anymore all the items inside the bundle like before, at least they should make them dyeable to be able to distinguish them..
not big deal, everything else more than makes up for it...
You should be able to go to the + slot and right-click in order to see more of the stuff
@@chinkram For me, it would be better if they just made the Bundles work like the Shulker boxes. It would also have a decorative function.
I know this is the first iteration of an experimental feature, and mojang acknowledged these issues in advance, but boy are minecarts broken. The biggest problem I ran into is that they completely ignore obstacles when riding over sloped rails. Basically the only way to manipulate these carts is by using the rail itself, no fence gates.
You should probably put that onto the bug tracker because the minecart changes are all still experimental and definitely will be changed due to feedback
If you know its the first iteration of an experiment why complain, just submit a bug report or feedback, and get on with stuff
@@TycerKirk I was just sharing what I found....
@@mardy3732 pretty much everyones gonna find something with the experiments, glad the Minecarts are toggle-able, and the redstone tooks sorta nice, as long as they make it a toggle too
Minecarts are some of the oldest code. Allegedly they've been putting off improving them due to how unintuitive Notch's original code was.
Honestly I would believe it, minecarts have been broken in seemingly unholy ways. It's just that the community got used to it. Same with redstone. Very old legacy code.
Mojang trying to make Java less laggy???are we in Christmas or what
pssssst
sodium mod
@@air8536 just because there's a mod to fix it doesn't mean it shouldn't be fixed in vanilla
@@air8536 you know that it's always better to not rely on mods
It's optifine lite
Updates come out faster
100% vanilla
Even speed runs allow it
@@air8536 just saying it's always better to have performance optimizations in vanilla because not everyone would go out of their way in order to download a mod
rabit hide is expansive?
maybe the quantity used by the old recipe
but i like the inclusion of a rather useless and forgotten craftitem
@@NotKnafo with normal leather you can craft bandle in any biome without need to find one where rabbits spawn (dunno if its actually good or not)
rabbits are crazy rare for me
@@NotKnafo While giving the hide more uses was a neat idea, I think it’s just too tedious to obtain it for what’s supposed to be an early game item. Still, I’m surprised they didn’t keep the quantity the same, considering you can get leather just about anywhere by slaying cows or any horse/horse-like mobs
you have to find a desert, which can be not close by
the point of the bundle is to be helpful even early game and trust me from experience but it is not fun to grind rabbit hide at any stage in the game
Should make the recipe leather and rabbit hide interchangeable. And then add new stuff require rabbit hide. For tanning rack decoration of something.
Bundles are gonna change the "How much weight can steve carry" game forever
...no they won't. bundles can only hold up to a stack of items, which is the same as just holding a stack of items in your inventory
@@duckified. oh right forgot that, but also remember that the bundles weigh something, so it will add a bit
@@duckified. You can hold bundles in bundles. Infinite bundles equals infinite weight.
Since this snapshot affects quasi power in a way, could mojang expand the right click feature of dust that's along a line? You could redirect redstone without the use of repeaters and compact a bunch of builds
bro literally all of my piston doors broke in that snapshot💀
Real
We need to be able to put 4-8 tools inside the bundles, that will make that we can bring every tool in our inventory at the same time and make the bundle useful for the end game
4:32 Okay, nahhhh.
"overall bundles will be really important early-game, maybe a little bit mid-game, but currently their function is so limited they're not gonna be useful for end-game, or past the end-game."
Ray, my friend, this is just not true at all.
You literally just showed how bundles work together with shulker boxes - expanding on a late-game item only seconds before saying this...
but not only that:
- you can keep the common utilities you'd usually need on you at all times/want on your for emergencies all in one bundle - meaning one inventory space (thats ender chests, crafting table, stone cutter, logs and iron, leads, nametags and an anvil, etc...)
- you can also bundle together any type of compass, or a clock and they will still work from inside a bundle's tool tip (so you can access 4 + different pieces of information from 1 slot by hovering over it that would also usually require a slot each...)
- you can save some serious space by bundling maps, banners, written books and other miscellaneous items like that together too.
- they're great with friends - on my server, we leave one-item/small, multi-item gifts in bundles. I use them as my wallet in my ender chest for my currency (diamonds, diamond blocks, and other commodities like heavy cores, netherite ingots, scrap, bloocks, upgrades, etc...) and we even have a "if you look inside, take it and leave something in return" little mystery item swap with a bundle in an item frame at spawn just for the fun of it that still gets used almost 3 years on now...
- unlike shulkers they dont leave your inventory to access (they never even have to leave your ender chest either) so its not only much more secure, you can also easily put away/take out items while you're flying, or otherwise travelling somewhere as a passenger... (and little tip i picked up; if you're tight on temp-holding inventory space, you can even put things in your 2x2 crafting grid if you need to dig through the bag to get to a specific item.)
- i've always had an empty one on me in the same world for the last 4+ years, (and coming up on 3 on my server) for consolidating loot or random bits and bobs i find while playing, another one that lives in my redstone box, my building supply boxes, and each of the empty boxes i take with me when i go mining, or exploring, or looting a structure...
*as maximizing inventory space is useful at any point in this game*
(I even keep a bundle full of spare bundles in my ender chest, ready whenever i need more because i genuinely find uses for them that often.)
stop underselling them, dude - they're an incredibly useful tool at literally any point in the game, and they only keep getting better.
nice essay lol
@@TheiBunny and did I understand that correctly, you can put bundles inside other bundles and they only count as 1/16 of a stack? That's infinite storage right there! (Though not the easiest to access)
@@Marcel-yu2fwgotta watch closely at the segment where he puts bundles with items into bundles, but I think the items inside a bundle count towards its size
@@Brunolator This is a 52 minute long video, idk if you noticed...
You've got 3 mins to read a comment, lol.
@@Marcel-yu2fw no, @arcturuslight_ is right, each bundle is worth 1/16 of a stack when nested, plus the value of it's contents.
weirdly enough, this only applies to how bundles count items - a bundle (no matter how empty or full) always counts as a "full stack" like tools, as far as comparators are concerned.
I'd highly recommend making your game's FPS a multiple of your recording framerate. You seem to be recording at 60 fps, so 120 would be a nice even multiple of that. It'll just be a little bit smoother since it fits in nicely every other frame, whereas 110 would have some parts where it'd record the next frame and not 2 frames ahead because of the decimals
13:50 camman 18 is going to be really happy.
I honestly hate the new bundles ui, the old look made sence as it used the inventory slot texture like literally every container in minecraft.
@@Romper3 they seem to be trying to change the ui, bedrock edition has been in a weird in between state where some is more modern and changed and some isn’t so this just feels like them trying to keep updating UI to look more modern
@@Ganden5c Well that sucks, cause Minecraft ui can’t peak any further than the classic inventory slot texture.
Yeah and only being able to grab the first 8 slots of the bundle is really stupid
Why don’t you like bats outside of caves? Where I live in England, seeing bats flying around after dark is a common sight and there are no caves nearby worth speaking of.
This is a feature I'm sure people will get used to. It's one of those things I hope they don't remove because of a first impression.
You can see it's personal preference. He just doesn't like the mob. He finds them annoying. I for one think it's fantastic. Amor ambient mobs brings life into the game. Plus the bat has always been kinda left out. They should do a similar thing with rabbits. Change their skin, improve model and movements, add more spawnable areas and make a couple of recipes with their drops.
It would make them a fantastic ambient mob.
I think this change is interesting. I've killed thousands of bats and want to see that stat at a million.
So I find it useful very early on in the game because if you didn't go to the end you have something to hold 8 totems of undying.
Huh?
Hell nah, if they make redstone potentially random like in bedrock edition it's gonna be a nightmare. I doubt that the lag optimisation will come close to compensate contraptions breaking and redstone becoming inconsistent.
The new system is arguably more consistent, with it being power-level first, then random. Old redstone update order was locational
@@marckiezeender Location is still preferable to non-deterministic. At least with location-based, any given machine will work the same way every time; random means that a machine that worked fine the last ten times you used it will suddenly break on the eleventh. Having a random update order is exactly why the bedrock redstone community is so stunted compared to java.
@@marckiezeender This makes the difference between testing something once to verify that it works, to having to test it 100 times to conclude that it probably works on average.
@@sifitis2927 No its not
You are focusing too much on the word "random" and not on where it was placed. I spent a long time attempting to understand the old way that redstone dust updated. It was a mess involving hash functions based on your current position. Hash functions are also used in programming to produce "random" numbers. So it was basically random and depended on location and direction. This is better. It is a consistent set of rules that only devolves to randomness when the rules conflict with each other.
Haven’t seen a rays works video in a while, good to be back
10:24 I'm not sure, I think this is the exact behavior you'd expect? Both noteblocks turn on, and since the wire distance to both pistons is the same, which one fires is random. That seems entirely in line which what they set out to achieve(as it just mirrors the lever in the middle logic).
I first thought they removed quasi-connectivity when looking at the thumbnail and got scared that they made another horrible decision.
I still expect a lot of push-back from the technical community; they've broken a lot of mechanics with these experimental changes. The thought of having non-deterministic update order in java is deeply unsettling.
They made another horrible decision; it just happens to not be removing QC.
i don't know if ray watches hermitcraft, but "big salmon" @22:14 made me laugh. 😅
I am a fan of the redstone dust updates, though they should continue to make the remainder of redstone consistent. Minecarts still need some work, or just a ground up rewrite. They are so buggy. I get that the raid thing was a bug, but it's frustrating to me how hard they are trying to remove raid farms from the game.
16:10 Omg guys he created nether portal chunk loading!!1
Proof is in description btw.
The issue with bedrock redstone is that it doesn't matter if piston A is closer to lever A. Either Piston B and A have a random chance of firing regardless if lever A or B is pulled
In this instance, the randomness is limited enough that it is actually helpful and not harmful. Since it is only ever random if you connect Piston A and B equally apart from lever C. Which in most cases either doesn't matter or can be done intentionally to power something that you want to be random.
Stacks of hopper mine carts in the same space are useful for randomizing items, and for quickly sorting a spaghetti mess of shulkers. While stacks of tnt mine carts in the same space are one of the best traps. The former might still work by dropping, but the latter scenario sounds like it would just explode setting it up.
The FPS limiter is kind of weak, and not configurable enough, but it's a step in the right direction. I use the Dynamic FPS mod which makes the game render at 1 FPS as soon as you alt tab. There really should be a slider to set the FPS limit, and it should be 10 FPS right away, not after 10 minutes. If you play on a laptop, you don't need to waste battery life to render the game at 30 FPS when you're browsing the wiki or watching youtube.
The minecarts definitely need to be stackable on the rails. I feel like the speed boost could be implemented very nicely with furnace minecarts, which currently are pretty much useless.
The redstone change is nice, except for the randomness part, since you may accidentally create non deterministic builds. The only problem is that now piston bolts are broken.
I don't know how I feel about a redstone line being powered behaving differently dependent on where the input is. I guess I would prefer to have the line always behave the same, no matter at wich end it gets powered from. Even though it would be nice to actually KNOW how your Redstone will behave, tbf.
But all that pales in comparison to this New RANDOM Feature. This is an absolute NO GO. This is the oposite of making it predictable and even worse then what we have now. I they keep this, it would be a dealbreaker for me.
But, it can now be used as a block randomization thing…
@@HettycTracyn and that the very problem.
@@FelanLP why? Sometimes you do want a randomizer…
@@HettycTracyn yes and for those cases I can use a hoper dropper randomizer. Gives you also the option to tweak the odds, if needed.
No need to remove bredictability from Redstone dust.
@@FelanLP fair enough I suppose
waiting for camman’s vid
Last video he was on copium, now this is getting real
@@edenstonne yes
Who the hell is that?
Edit: Never mind. Looked him up. Watched a minute and noped out of there.
@@TravelingStacker LOL
redstone not causing block updates is going to break SO many things
This will break so much stuff
44:23 pretty sure that was a feature before this snapshot
Please Rayworks please built the best xp farm for our bedrock players😢😢😢😢😢..
Minecarts needs 45 degree track and power track for good speed. Minecart needs a way to choose a direction at a junction while traveling in the minecart.
I like that you no longer have to kill rabbits to get bundles.
I love the distance between redstone power location changes. I've always wanted it to work that way.
Naaaah Camman boutta go crazy on that one 🙏
Edit : 13:24 Yep, we're going to hear about camman18 with this one.
I had this idea of a redstone/minecart update, where they added a new type of lever similar to the analog lever from the create mod, where you can slide up and down to output a redstone output from 0-15, and using this lever you can control how much powered rails can accelerate a minecart. Basically, the acceleration of powered rails depends on the level of the redstone that's powering it
Create’s controller rail does that too, doesn’t it?
I think the bundles are extremely useful for us that aren't power gamers. I don't know if I've ever actually managed to get to the dragon in survival. So having a storage option that isn't end game is going to be extremely handy.
Redstone is dying every new updates… become easier and easier, uglier and more accessible… (it’s all with observers, slimes or honey..) now they want again to change some basics I don’t fucking know why.. they killed it mostly since the 1.11 version and also the redstone of the bedrock edition witch is absolutely fucked
I just miss the good old authentic times on this game !! …
They should not tuch or update the redstone anymore before it's too late and it doesn't look like anything anymore (even if it already does to me)… 😩
I've been saying it for years bundles are not a solution for the storage system. Overhaul the endchest add more slots to it, be able to take things out of shulkers from inventory or endchest add a search functionality to the endchest and boom. I'm just making a suggestion here, a humble opinion.
Come for redstone , stay because faster minecart
FINALLY AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS MINECART revamp wooo🎉
now I have the idea of building slime blocks launchers between nether portals where you throw your ender pearl through a nether portal and it chains portals to teleport you thousands of blocks away without a stasis chamber
Why do the dogs eat the bowl with the stew? We dont eat the bowl so why can dogs eat it.
Those reinforcement farms are fun to watch - love the way they get rolling
You can find rabbits in meadows cold biomes and deserts... I don't see the issue but they just could of kept the rabbit hide for a new use for it but then again what use should rabbit hide have....?
Take a shot when he says "bundle" : ). .. nice vid Ray as usual . Good work
I have a feeling that this redesign of bundle had alr been done by the community. Gg mojang for listening to the community
They should add copper Minecarts that can be crafted with like chains to become connector minecarts to connect up and make minecart chains
camman will be happy about minecarts
I think the only thing i would use a bundle for is to slightly optimize my Ender chest that house the unique utility blocks for when i do long distance exploration.
Like a Door, Soul sand, Magma cube, Soul lantern, Wart mushroom etc etc. something where i dont exactly need 64 stacks of it. or max stacks. :V
if minecarts can go this fast now, there should be impact damage from them if they are moving too fast
that so cool for the Super Flat map !!
and all the new fix that really good !
it like they working at 200%
I really hope they don't do their changes that they're making to the sea lantern on bedrock
contraptions using dust updates are now broken
I hope they fix this specific feature
Yeah, I agree, any other block state change causes updates.
Or use a rail to update it?
@@acheronexile Yes, but that might not be feasible for existing compact designs.
Storage problem isnt gonna be fixed with bundles.. its just gonna make it so much harder to remember where items are, and only solution is to make some items stack higher, like stone and wood and just make a row or 2 more both horizontal and vertically
that would break way too many redstone contraptions that rely on signal strength. just ffs give us another row of inventory slots, or early game backpacks that just extend the inventory without needing to be opened. minecraft has the same amount of inventory slots since early alpha/beta when there were much, much fewer items in the game. practically every other sandbox-like game allows expanding the inventory as you progress, such as factorio. just give us more slots, it makes everything so much easier. shulkers are great but you have to place them down and everything and they are mid-late game. 1-2 extra rows would make inventory management so much less annoying
@@targz4139 not if they changed the signal strength they give of, so it still will give the same amount just with different amout od items in them, but like I said only some items, so some items that are harder to obtain still is at 64 or maybe just a little higher
i remember trying to make jumps with rails in the legacy edition and being so disapointed when it did not work
I don't like the fact that bundles can be placed inside other bundles. It just makes a confusing mess. I also don't like the complexity of the ui, it would be much simpler to just have a ui similar to the one used for shulkers in some data packs.
Maybe, a better solution would be to show a second inventory (just like when you open chests but smaller) to the right of the inventory when double clicking on a bundle. Then you can drag and drop items in and out.
13:33 I think that's the most emotion I've ever seen from you 😂
Lol, you out to see my streams
Damn seeing this piston changes makes me hope that one day FVDisco will come back 😢 🙏
Crazy Flying Squids?!?! You mean Barnum's Fantastic Circus Amazing Flying Squids!!!
the new changes of passing redstone is actually being pulled in line with bedrock. While also reducing the buggyness of it. Yeah it'll break java contraptions but the bedrock ones will be more reliable as no more random update orders. But then we've known this: I said when Datapacks were first declared, they are slowly working towards dropping all support for Java players, with parity updates favoring Bedrock.
I hope they do drop support for Java so people can play it in peace without all these bad updates breaking decades of work just to be in parity with a knockoff version of the game.
Could this be used for some sort of random generator sort of like a dropper? 8:27
Eugh despise that redstone torch texture
Then use a texture pack/resource pack to change it back…
Did they fix the ladder in the trial chamber😅
The old bundle ui where it showed every item and had x/64 instead of a progress bar was better. Why did they add the ability to pull out a specific item but also reduce the number of items you could see
They should update the hopper already 😴
bundle expiriments exsist for over a year now, i got bundles alrady in 2023 or even befor that
but wow its so cheap now
Wait think about it 64 totems in your bundle = 1 Spot in your shulker
Have you tested whether baby dolphins and squids grow up?
Camman18 will be proud of this
Great showcase!
Minecarts will never be able to compete with an elytra unless they vastly speed them up or offer a faster option.
Maybe in automation
@@RaysWorks Oh sure, I was thinking personal transportation since the elytra was mentioned.
Camman gonna love that gamerule
Need an End update 😥
so you could have an ender pearl launcher send you great distances without leaving the overrworld.
dust randomly choosing which piston gets powered - the reason bedrock redstone sucks ass
well it's only in situations where it would otherwise be based on a cardinal direction. but yeah I hope they could make it work such that left or right takes priority, or something like the updates propagating clockwise from the source
Or if you could influence it by moving the power source closer to the piston you want priority to take. Ohh wait...
Lets go bedrock parity where they dont judt remove bedrock features
Didn't they remove the feature where Minecarts could derail? I thought they went back to the older and slower method for whatever reason. Why are they now slowing down in corners?
22:27 the parity upd is real
I wonder how far you can actually go with an ender pearl and nether portals
I think they should change the redstone block texture so it's more consistent with the torch.
0:50
I don't think the change to the Bundles recipe is a good thing.
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It finally gave rabbit skin a useful purpose.
And no!
Rabbit skin is not difficult to obtain in any way. That's simply not true.
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Love your tutorials can you make a wandering trader farm that once they get to the nether or end utilizes voidless void trading?
Can you use a tnt cannon to fire enderpearls through a chain of nether portals to teleport beyond your original chunk range to outside loaded chunks? (from overworld, to overworld)
2:50 so you cant use the numpad to make the bundle go into that slot of the hotbar
10:39 they said left/right is randomized
34:12 raid Farm R.I.P
I don't like the new redstone torch texture...
@camman18 is going to be so happy
Welp. I just lost the game. Thanks.
Good video too, like the long and thoughtful explanation
Glad it helped!
Can you put 16 sets of bundles filled with 16 bundles Into a bundle? is there a depth limit? I might check later lol
Wait does it mean that my gold farm with the minecarts already in it gets broken??
43:58 this can happen on a server with a custom item plugin
camman18YT died from too much happiness
since i cant i want to see you TRY to build an automatic bedrock block farm, it might be impossible but an attempt is ok
Already did one. Search my channel
i tried searching but i couldnt find the automated farm for it
@@ham-u9j search terms like bedrock farm
i saw the vid of you getting bedrock from 4 years ago but i didnt see the automatic one that one looked like it needed player input
Bro has unlimited IQ
…and chooses to use it exclusively for Minecraft.
@@smiley_exe4960and stealing others creations
I livestream all my designing and discovering of new things btw. You can see how I discovered the different things with my archived livestream VODs. www.twitch.tv/raysworks/videos All my videos are correctly credited. Any contributors are mentioned. If you think I missed something DM me with the details. I address common misconceptions in the technical minecraft community here ruclips.net/video/E1t4APvOBFM/видео.htmlsi=_Zous9HGoR1yZDsO&t=506
Minecart tnt railgun!