Definitely a "moss" complete and interesting analysis for that block. It's also worth mentionning that the moss block/carpet retains the same color in every biome, unlike the grass block.
Dirt was actually renewable before moss by using 1 dirt and 1 gravel to make 2 coarse dirt and then you can use a hoe to make the 2 coarse dirt into 2 dirt. Its only renewable though because you can get gravel from piglin trading and your method is probably better.
more aesthetic uses: - lawn / "grass" patches in the desert - covering hillside dirt part of grass blocks - flowery patches on grass (with flowering azalea bushes) - soil for your indoor plants when you don't have silk shovel yet - adding texture to your lawns (alternating it with grass blocks and green concrete powder) - hanging glowberries from trees
As a builder, tuff is actually pretty epic since it is the perfect block to blend stone into deepslate seamlessly, making a full stone gradient possible, and adds better variation in stone structures than andesite, without making it too jarring.
@@DerekSan_Arg it’s non-renewable at the moment, so I’m kinda glad. I used a lot of it in one of my recent builds and I’m happy I didn’t have to go out and hunt for it all that much.
Another nice quirk about the moss carpet is that it's not flammable, meaning that you can place near lava or in the nether without fear of it burning. The downside is that you can't use it as fuel in a furnace.
I started a new survival 1.18 world and i realized everything flipped upside down i was doing everything wrong until i found your channel, thank you sooo much.
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Who would've thought what was once one of the most useless tools in the game would become one of the most useful, able to insta mine some of the hardest blocks
I wanted to dig a 128 x 128 perimiter by hand to get more diamonds, since using tnt flying machines can be laggy, dangerous (while mining) and I can miss multiple blocs. With the moss trick I can doo all of that in a more reasonable time. Thanks for the video.
I wish I knew this, literally yesterday I went to a lush cave and carried back a large load of moss and azalea flowers back. Could have just picked up one block
This looks like a great way to survive with no problems in a mushroom biome. Get bonemeal from fish, get a moss block from wondering trader or from a shipwreck, and then you have all of the wood, seeds, and greenery to make your fungus island into a green paradise with everything you need.
Just wanted to thank you because I'm a newer player and all the stuff in the game can be pretty overwhelming, but your videos are so straight forward and helpful!
Moss is great especially if you have a skeleton spawner farm. Also good for skyblock being able to grow trees like spruce on it to convert the moss blocks into podzol, which can be turned into normal easy dirt blocks by mining it with a regular shovel. Moss blocks has a ton of uses it's one of my favorite blocks
@@chandrahasreddy1729 By planting 2x2 spruce saplings which will turn grass, dirt, or moss blocks into podzol, which can be turned into regular dirt blocks by using a normal shovel.
Thank you Now moss is my favorite block Since I've already build a skeleton farm from your tutorials, I've got infinite bones... I have only 1 question moss do not convert ores to moss right?
you forgot that you can take moss to a stone generator, convert the cobble to moss, grow large spruce on the moss which converts it to podsol, which you can then make a grass path, till the grass path with a hoe to make farmland, which will naturally decay back into dirt, and badda bing badda boom, you just made dirt a renewable resource. (Or you can dig it up at the podzol stage) Great for skyblock because wandering traders sometimes sell moss (and spruce!), and dirt is a PREMIUM in skyblock.
Also, for Skyblock, you can get gravel from Piglins which can be mixed with dirt to create coarsed dirt, which can be turned into normal dirt using a hoe. You basically get 4 dirt blocks from 2 dirt blocks. It's great for Skyblock and probably easier to get until you get emeralds to buy moss from wandering villagers.
@@Sh4dow_007 while this is true, and does require fewer steps, if you need BULK dirt production this is WAY better. You also get LOADS of Spruce which you can convert in to Charcoal, another skyblock necessity. So this method is a bit more efficient due to what is output.
I love that you start right into the video without much talky talk before! Insane amount of information in those 6 minutes in comparison to other videos like this Keep it up! :)
What happens if moss expands into a series of stone blocks that have diamond ore in them? Would it convert all the stone to moss? Break the diamond ore block and pop the diamonds out? Or leave the or block alone, making it stick out in color amongst the green blocks?
That also make all the bones I get from my mobs farm actually useful... thanks for the idea. I already knew about it but I didn't know that was THAT effective and quick to mine.
Thank you so much for these tips, you are amazing for sharing and deserve credit for helping the community with that pesky deep slate mining! So very much appreciated ❤️
Man, I was just wondering if you could grow trees in caves. I have a base in a sweet lush cave but wood is hard to come by down there, never thought of bone meal on the Azalea bushes! I'm gonna try it out!
With correct methodology of using moss to mine diamonds, make a video comparing it to strip mining so we can see which is more effective. It would really be helpful if moss will make things easier if starting a world
If you happen to find a lush cave and a large, open, flat bottomed deep enough cave very early in the game the moss method is efficient. However it is exceedingly more efficient to strip mine with a diamond efficiency pickaxe, and once you've got netherite and a mending/efficiency 5 villager trade, the moss method becomes comparatively worthless. You're comparing the time it takes to mine two blocks with the time it takes to use the bonemeal then break all the moss. The jumping around, switching tools, trying to find the right moss blocks to hit with bonemeal, etc. all ends up adding a lot of downtime when you're mining for more than a few minutes.
wow ths is some big useful info! lets say if you got a pretty good enchanted pickaxe and dont want it to break too quick then this moss mining technic is definitely worth a shot👍
The quality of your work is astounding :) I expected you had hundreds of thousands of sub. Keep up the work my man you're gonna blow up one of these days
It is unreal how much bonemeal you can get from moss. EVERYTHING that using bonemeal on moss generates is compostable. Hopper into composter, hopper out of composter, generate bonemeal.
Appreciate the vid man. Using moss to mine and get rid of that pesky deepslate is genius. Idk y I didn't think of that. So much quicker to bag those diamonds lol. Thanks bro👍.
you can also use it to fill creeper holes if you have a moss farm, its easy to get in tons and is close to a grass colour, very useful if you play with peole who explodes alot and doesnt fill in their holes
I just found a cave with full of moss ang glow berries its very interesting, i farm moss to decorate on my base but never knew that there is something more interesting things to do with moss
Love❤️ your videos from Philippines🇵🇭 can you make a video about (Ancient City) , like how to survive the Warden attack or how to loot the Ancient City...👍
Concise, no begging for likes/subscribe and informative... Thank you! One thing you might or might not care about is the SIBILANCE! Could be the lack of a "wind muff" or because you over overenunciate... you would know before anyone else. If you are wondering why you would care? Misophonia.. .. worth looking up! Neat treat for the "learn something new every day" checkmark. War Vets often suffer from this "malaise" as it turns out. Anyway take care, good work, keep it up! Thanks.
I like the mining deep slate for minerals thing. The only down fall to that is deep slate is am awesome building material and you are turning it all into moss doing that.
Minecraft: Now players can do lots of interesting things with moss blocks! Me: uses bonemeal to convert blocks into moss. Again converts moss blocks into bonemeal.
I tried the mining part back when it was first introduced and it honestly isn't worth it. The moss ends up cluttering up your inventory, you need a special tool for it, and it's difficult to control the growth. You also need a dedicated bonemeal farm. It works, but it's just too much micromanagement when I'd rather just shut my mind off and strip-mine. The best up about the carpet is how you can use it in the nether without fear of burning.
Definitely a "moss" complete and interesting analysis for that block. It's also worth mentionning that the moss block/carpet retains the same color in every biome, unlike the grass block.
Definitely an interesting fact
@@Eyecraftmc 😌
yep! It could be used to make more vibrant gardens in the desert or mesa biomes, since they ruined the grass blocks' colour
As well as azalea leaves
You forgot moss converts to dirt under large spruces this allows you to grow dirt from stone making dirt a renewable resource for the first time.
Get out of town! Say what!? Noooo... seriously???
Mind = Blown
Dirt was actually renewable before moss by using 1 dirt and 1 gravel to make 2 coarse dirt and then you can use a hoe to make the 2 coarse dirt into 2 dirt. Its only renewable though because you can get gravel from piglin trading and your method is probably better.
This just revolutionized vanilla skyblock
*Second
Skyblock players liked this.
more aesthetic uses:
- lawn / "grass" patches in the desert
- covering hillside dirt part of grass blocks
- flowery patches on grass (with flowering azalea bushes)
- soil for your indoor plants when you don't have silk shovel yet
- adding texture to your lawns (alternating it with grass blocks and green concrete powder)
- hanging glowberries from trees
Those are all really good ideas!
@@Eyecraftmc thank you! hope it helps! ☺
@@Eyecraftmc and the spore blossom creates a green particle effect which can be used in trees
Wait can you plant crops and flowers and stuff on moss?
@@GlorifiedGremlin yes you can put flowers, grass and tree saplings on top of it, but it can't be tilled / turned into farmland.
As a builder, tuff is actually pretty epic since it is the perfect block to blend stone into deepslate seamlessly, making a full stone gradient possible, and adds better variation in stone structures than andesite, without making it too jarring.
It also works really well for water features. I have some recessed waterfalls in my cave base, and putting Tuff behind the water is a great look.
@@dimitrikemitsky Kind of like how you can use it as a shadow. Neat
But there's too much of that block, well at least you can mine it quick
@@DerekSan_Arg it’s non-renewable at the moment, so I’m kinda glad. I used a lot of it in one of my recent builds and I’m happy I didn’t have to go out and hunt for it all that much.
Thanks for this. I genuinely never considered using tuff for spicing up stone structures.
Another nice quirk about the moss carpet is that it's not flammable, meaning that you can place near lava or in the nether without fear of it burning. The downside is that you can't use it as fuel in a furnace.
I started a new survival 1.18 world and i realized everything flipped upside down i was doing everything wrong until i found your channel, thank you sooo much.
I'm so glad to help!
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I really appreciate how straightforward your videos are! So many people with long intros and rambling that I have to skip past or speed up. You're one of the very few Minecraft youtubers I'm subscribed to because all your content is great!
I found your channel by accident these last few days, and I've been watching a few videos and I love every single one, your explanations are clear and relaxing to hear/watch, keep up the good work!
Who would've thought what was once one of the most useless tools in the game would become one of the most useful, able to insta mine some of the hardest blocks
So you just gave me the perfect weapon against my arch-nemesis deepslate! WHAT! thx eye
3:04 props to this guy for not punching the sheep
You're the best one out there. I like the no-nonsense approach to videos. Earned a like and a sub!
Thank you!
I wanted to dig a 128 x 128 perimiter by hand to get more diamonds, since using tnt flying machines can be laggy, dangerous (while mining) and I can miss multiple blocs. With the moss trick I can doo all of that in a more reasonable time. Thanks for the video.
I wish I knew this, literally yesterday I went to a lush cave and carried back a large load of moss and azalea flowers back. Could have just picked up one block
That transition at 2:01 from the pixel art bedrock logo to the moss patch was very creative
This looks like a great way to survive with no problems in a mushroom biome. Get bonemeal from fish, get a moss block from wondering trader or from a shipwreck, and then you have all of the wood, seeds, and greenery to make your fungus island into a green paradise with everything you need.
Just wanted to thank you because I'm a newer player and all the stuff in the game can be pretty overwhelming, but your videos are so straight forward and helpful!
Always the most in-depth guides! Great stuff.
Glad you like them!
Moss is great especially if you have a skeleton spawner farm. Also good for skyblock being able to grow trees like spruce on it to convert the moss blocks into podzol, which can be turned into normal easy dirt blocks by mining it with a regular shovel. Moss blocks has a ton of uses it's one of my favorite blocks
Great info. Im curious on how moss works great with a skeleton farm. What use does moss have with it?
@@pmo252 because of the bone meal u get from skeleton farm to use on moss thats what i meant
Moss to podzol ? How?
@@chandrahasreddy1729 By planting 2x2 spruce saplings which will turn grass, dirt, or moss blocks into podzol, which can be turned into regular dirt blocks by using a normal shovel.
@@chandrahasreddy1729 grow a 2x2 spruce over a moss patch it'll turn the moss into podzol
one of the best explanation I've ever heard. Straight to the point, no promotion,and other talk
You got one more subscriber❤.
5:11 you can get an infinite amount of moss in seconds since its so easily renewable
Thank you
Now moss is my favorite block
Since I've already build a skeleton farm from your tutorials, I've got infinite bones...
I have only 1 question moss do not convert ores to moss right?
No, this makes them really effective in melting down mountains to expose ores
you forgot that you can take moss to a stone generator, convert the cobble to moss, grow large spruce on the moss which converts it to podsol, which you can then make a grass path, till the grass path with a hoe to make farmland, which will naturally decay back into dirt, and badda bing badda boom, you just made dirt a renewable resource. (Or you can dig it up at the podzol stage) Great for skyblock because wandering traders sometimes sell moss (and spruce!), and dirt is a PREMIUM in skyblock.
Also, for Skyblock, you can get gravel from Piglins which can be mixed with dirt to create coarsed dirt, which can be turned into normal dirt using a hoe. You basically get 4 dirt blocks from 2 dirt blocks. It's great for Skyblock and probably easier to get until you get emeralds to buy moss from wandering villagers.
@@Sh4dow_007 while this is true, and does require fewer steps, if you need BULK dirt production this is WAY better. You also get LOADS of Spruce which you can convert in to Charcoal, another skyblock necessity. So this method is a bit more efficient due to what is output.
I love that you start right into the video without much talky talk before! Insane amount of information in those 6 minutes in comparison to other videos like this
Keep it up! :)
Bro you've been giving me so much info on minecraft 1.19 lately it got me back into the game tenfold. Thank you dog
I definitely didn't know some of this stuff. Knowledge is power. You've inspired me!
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@@pricklypear7934 wot m8?
Super complete and detailed explanation ! thanks
You are welcome!
You never disappoint!
Thank you!
3:23
*Sees Mineshaft on fire 🔥*
I wonder if Moss can stop fires?
[Half-Joke]
What happens if moss expands into a series of stone blocks that have diamond ore in them? Would it convert all the stone to moss? Break the diamond ore block and pop the diamonds out? Or leave the or block alone, making it stick out in color amongst the green blocks?
Clear and to the point, as usual.
Thank you!
That also make all the bones I get from my mobs farm actually useful... thanks for the idea.
I already knew about it but I didn't know that was THAT effective and quick to mine.
Thank you so much for these tips, you are amazing for sharing and deserve credit for helping the community with that pesky deep slate mining! So very much appreciated ❤️
Yoooooo I had no idea!! This is awesome information!
4:50 that was sooooo helpful ☺️
I am always short on bonemeal
Wow that's incredibly satisfying and really amazing! This will make mining soooooo much easier 🎯🔥 4:14
Man, I was just wondering if you could grow trees in caves. I have a base in a sweet lush cave but wood is hard to come by down there, never thought of bone meal on the Azalea bushes! I'm gonna try it out!
Me and my friends live underground on a realm server and we have a huge tall room dedicated to growing trees, huge fungi and bamboo.
With correct methodology of using moss to mine diamonds, make a video comparing it to strip mining so we can see which is more effective. It would really be helpful if moss will make things easier if starting a world
If you happen to find a lush cave and a large, open, flat bottomed deep enough cave very early in the game the moss method is efficient. However it is exceedingly more efficient to strip mine with a diamond efficiency pickaxe, and once you've got netherite and a mending/efficiency 5 villager trade, the moss method becomes comparatively worthless. You're comparing the time it takes to mine two blocks with the time it takes to use the bonemeal then break all the moss. The jumping around, switching tools, trying to find the right moss blocks to hit with bonemeal, etc. all ends up adding a lot of downtime when you're mining for more than a few minutes.
Doin a One Block survival atm, and this guide is surprisingly really clutch rn! Thanks.
Moss carpet is SUPER useful for mob proofing!
Awesome video. My brother wanted moss, but I didn't know why. Looks great for mining, I'll try it out since I found some in a chest
WOW! This is so useful! Thanks
It was very informative. Thanks.
Hope to see more nice videos like this.
wow ths is some big useful info!
lets say if you got a pretty good
enchanted pickaxe and dont want it
to break too quick then this moss mining
technic is definitely worth a shot👍
This was surprisingly helpful never knew moses had so many uses
The quality of your work is astounding :) I expected you had hundreds of thousands of sub. Keep up the work my man you're gonna blow up one of these days
The mining tip is really smart. Nice.
Simple straightforward good video enjoyed
Super fast helpful and compact informations. Great video.
I love these tips u should keep up with the great work
Awesome and concise! You earned my sub.
never even considered moss for deepslate conversion this is genius!
Nice Video, crazy how many new things are in the game i didn't know.
Slow, in depth, while to the point. You sir have earned yourself a subscriber
This is sooo game changing! 5hank you so much! ❤️⛏️
Omg the mining tip 🤩🤩🤩
Thnkx a lot for the useful tips
Your videos are very helpful for people who have just started playing Minecraft.
Hey man thanks for the tips
I like how while he's talking about mining with moss there's just a mine shaft burning down
this was so useful! thank you!
Very useful video with a lot of information I didn’t know
Mossy cobblestone is a good idea for me thanks 👍
helpful video as always
It is unreal how much bonemeal you can get from moss. EVERYTHING that using bonemeal on moss generates is compostable. Hopper into composter, hopper out of composter, generate bonemeal.
Appreciate the vid man. Using moss to mine and get rid of that pesky deepslate is genius. Idk y I didn't think of that. So much quicker to bag those diamonds lol. Thanks bro👍.
Early. Thanks for these useful tips!
Happy to help!
you can also use it to fill creeper holes if you have a moss farm, its easy to get in tons and is close to a grass colour, very useful if you play with peole who explodes alot and doesnt fill in their holes
Dude, soooo crazy, thanks man
Thanks for the useful video 👍
Thank you for tutorial
No problem
Amazing. Thank you!
Perfect! 🔥👏🏼
how did i never think of mining with moss?? definitely will consider if i remember it
I just found a cave with full of moss ang glow berries its very interesting, i farm moss to decorate on my base but never knew that there is something more interesting things to do with moss
I mossed a mooshroom island before. It’s quite fun when you add bees
Love❤️ your videos from Philippines🇵🇭
can you make a video about (Ancient City) , like how to survive the Warden attack or how to loot the Ancient City...👍
BRO U HELPED me soooooooo much in minecraft tysm
I subscribed 🙋🏻♂️ definitely bruh you earned it 👍🏻✌🏻
I definitely regret composting the random moss block I got in the starter chest. What biome did I choose you might ask? Survival island 🤦♂️
Дякую, це було інформативно. А завдяки подачі відео хочеться дивитися до кінця.
Thanks for this information
Wow I haven't watched u in a while and u have gained a lot of subs lol
Also thanks for the tutorials I suck at the game
Thank you for not forgetting to mention polished “gran-yt”! 🤗
Best guide 👍
That'll be super useful for diamond mining.
Ok you sold me, I'll subscribe
Would bonemealing moss carpets be an effective method of travel in ancient cities since carpets suppress the sound?
Moss carpets don't spread with bonemeal. Also, only wool carpets suppress sound.
Thanks 👍
Nice vid man...hey could you make a video on ocean monuments? That would be so awesome given the fact how rare they are
Thanks for the cobblestone miss block tip
Does it turn diamond ore into a moss too?
After this video, I can finally say that Moss is AWESOME
Concise, no begging for likes/subscribe and informative... Thank you!
One thing you might or might not care about is the SIBILANCE!
Could be the lack of a "wind muff" or because you over overenunciate... you would know before anyone else. If you are wondering why you would care?
Misophonia.. .. worth looking up! Neat treat for the "learn something new every day" checkmark.
War Vets often suffer from this "malaise" as it turns out.
Anyway take care, good work, keep it up! Thanks.
I like the mining deep slate for minerals thing. The only down fall to that is deep slate is am awesome building material and you are turning it all into moss doing that.
Minecraft: Now players can do lots of interesting things with moss blocks!
Me: uses bonemeal to convert blocks into moss. Again converts moss blocks into bonemeal.
i was about to collect wool for carpet to light up the area near my base forgot their were moss carpets lol
3:18 just a mineshaft casually burning
The mining tip is very useful
Im porbbaly late for the moss train but holy cow does it have uses I never imagined definetly gonna be usueful in mining and compost farms
I tried the mining part back when it was first introduced and it honestly isn't worth it. The moss ends up cluttering up your inventory, you need a special tool for it, and it's difficult to control the growth. You also need a dedicated bonemeal farm. It works, but it's just too much micromanagement when I'd rather just shut my mind off and strip-mine. The best up about the carpet is how you can use it in the nether without fear of burning.