This seems perfect for servers. You can use classroom mode for events, barrier blocks for secrets and map edges, allow blocks, deny blocks, immutable worlds, and it's all very easy.
@@ihac4568 I tried it out in a computer lab recently, and I think the main cause of the lag was that the world was hosted by one of the computers in the lab, and all the rest of the computers were connecting to it. It was just too much for the computer to manage. Seems like it'd be better to work from an online server which is designed to have multiple connections to a world at the same time.
we already kinda have adventure mode in java edition and you can make certain items to break certain types of blocks with commands, and there's also plugins. however that would make it much easier for regular players haha
Maybe it's time that Education Edition gets some respect it deserves, especially with all of the cool features it offers. I know this having played Education Edition before and it's basically like Bedrock Edition but with mod-like content and it's behind on the game updates.
The problem is that it really fits nowhere. For a vanilla player it deviates too much from the vanilla gameplay and aesthetic and for a modded player, aside from a graphical standpoint, the additions feel rather gimmicky. tl;dr Too much new stuff for vanilla players. Too little new stuff for modded players.
@@ultimagnum3511 thats because its not really suppose to be apart of the main game, or as a mod, unless they actually make it apart of the game, or some small features such as the camera which would actually be a great addition and wont feel so modded as its not like a modern camera
there are like tons of specially made worlds for education edition too. i remember one that had like a safari and it had all different animals that wern't in vanilla at all like armadillos and zebras and stuff. and one that was like a giant warehouse. i dont remember much its been a while XD. oh also if you spawn a panda and attach a balloon to it while it is rolling it will stay in the animation and just roll off into the sky
You can use tnt underwater if you put gravel above it and then activate it, the lit tnt turns into an entity which allows the gravel to fall on it, the tnt can then blow up inside the gravel block and ignores the water
For people who don’t know you can use most of this on bedrock just have to activate a setting in your world unfortunately you can’t use them in survival and have to use creative to get them
It kinda suck that cameras (only First-Person works) and agents don't work at all. You can't even use the camera entity as a "dummy" for pvp training (back then it was and its funny xd). Plus chalkboards, photos and photo album textures are unused in the game files
@@sbgssecondarychannel3206 fun fact if you get the unavailable camera and long press it on mobile you will take a picture and if you check the Minecraft files it would add a new folder called screenshots because of the photos you took with the camera
I personally like education edition, while I see why your complaints on the periodic table being tedious and boring, it adds another level of depth and enjoyably in things you could do in the game without modding it. I also have a fond memory of it in highschool as in 2018-2019 someone who was taking AP Computer Science, a college level course, was bored and had created a zip file that would run an old version of minecraft, 1.15 or 16, and was shareable via google drive. Google drive accounts are done for each student and allows it to be shared across the entire county, and while to get it you needed to know someone with the zip file, it readily spread throughout the school. After getting my hands on it, I had also sent it to a friend in the local middle school, who then spread it there as well. This was despised by the teachers as students would readily rush through their work to get play on it or not even do it, and the only way to stop a student was to take control of the computer and manually close it down, which after giving control back, students would just reopen it and go again. Come next year after summer break, the students came back to every single computer now having the education edition installed, this was also applied to every other school in the county, not just one. So now everyone had it, not just those with the zip file, meaning more people where playing it, irritating the teachers more. My guess looking back at it now is that the school system decided it was smarter to just fork over the money over having students just run a pirated version on the school computers, but I still find it funny. TL:DR: Highschool student forced an entire county to install Minecraft Education Edition on every computer because he made a zip file that ran Minecraft and shared it with fellow students.
Some of these features should make it to Java/Bedrock. I would love glowsticks and balloons. The cameras would also be cool as decorations. Completely unrelated: If seasons are ever added, so should a calendar which is crafted like a map but with a clock instead of a compass.
@@samuel-wankenobi Everything he asked for is already available on bedrock (except seasons which is also not in education edition). Glowsticks, balloons, camera are all in bedrock. Along with many other features from education edition. Sure, the code editor is not available on bedrock but why do you need it? The code editor is specifically made for education. You obviously don't need it in bedrock because it's not "Education Edition."
@@JamesSmith-fl7pq Well, seeing as it was literally mentioned in the video, I am aware. I only have Bedrock on my old tablet though and it runs so slow. Minecraft also drains the battery in like 20 secs. My point though is that it would be cool to have the features on Java.
The npcs are great for maps! After searching up how to get them on bedrock awhile back i made alot of maps with them, i think i used other things from it via commands but i cant remember
interesting how you could actually still play this like normal bedrock. Obviously the stuff here wouldn't fit in the vanilla game though someone's probably made a mod that adds this stuff to Java
Back in Grade 5 my teacher had my class try the original Minecraft Edu, a far cry from what this Education Edition is today, but still pretty fun. I imagine Education Edition will be useful in chemistry courses due to many items being craftable with the elements, or computer science courses where students can program Agents.
Unsurprisingly I remember Minecraft EDU and when I looked at the page for it and was interested I remembered what it was instantly. It's fun to see it though.
@@mreazl6227 it's part of Minecraft bedrock. I don't have a school account or anything just a regular Microsoft account and when going to create a world I have a toggle to enable it
MisterEpic is really having trouble with those "complex" crafting recpies and In my opinion he should really play some modded minecraft and see how long it takes to craft anything thats technical 🤣 I would love to see him play with mods like Applied Energetistics 2 or Immersive engineering.
Still though, you can using the recipe book to immidately set pattern then craft it easily. Meanwhile here, you have to painfully put everything individually, *and they're still unobtainable using commands like cmon!*
Having the entire periodic table available as crafting recipe is pretty insane. Regardless of how much we hate (or love) chemistry, we all have had this as a wet dream
Just a quick thing for the lan problem we all have. there is actually a program called Hamachi that is sort of like a group VPN. It allows multiple people to join a certain group, and when they have done that, it emulates them being on the same network, or in other words, allows you to play Lan with people from across the world. I have done it with a friend of mine before and it worked perfectly, though there were a few problems with windows firewall before. also every one and a while it won't show the lan world on the screen but I believe there is a fix for that, haven't been able to test it out yet though
I remember playing on a Minecraft Bedrock Edition anarchy server where players managed to somehow cheat in some education edition items. I specifically remember getting my hands on underwater TNT and being so beyond confused. I thought for a while that underwater TNT had been in regular Minecraft all this time and I had just been dumb and had missed it lol. I got some good use out of it and it was pretty interesting. The server was 4b4t in case anyone is curious about that.
This looks amazing, I must say the complicated crafting using elements would an enormous help during my time in highschool. It would have been fantastic to experiment with that in chemistry and physics classes.
Great video! I didn’t know about many of these! The balloons are easily my favorite feature and I hope they get added to both Bedrock and Java edition!
@@NickDrawzComixthough some stuff are missing like portfolio, cameras, agent, and blackboard. I don't think they will be fixed but they did fix the npc soo
4:03 this looks like the stuff i learned when I was 16... I only passed that class because covid caused everyone to fail so they just passed us all but I'm sure using this would've better a much more fun way to learn we already have education edition on our school laptops already
I played Minecraft edu back in the day. It was running through Java 1.6 and was hosted by the public library. The library also had a server accessible from thier computers which turned into an anarchy server because the library staff never moderated the server. The server had lava placement disabled, TNT, etc. But it did make for some fun.
My library had something, but I never tried it since I already owned minecraft java when they set that up. I wonder if that's what they used. I know they still have something but I bet its' normal minecraft.
So about 2 years ago I was put in a Minecraft Education Edition elective in my school, and even though I didn’t want to go since I thought I would get weird looks, turns out I had a lot of fun, but not quite in the way you would expect… The first day arrived and while everyone in the computer lab was joining the teacher’s world, I was curious and I tried /gamemode creative. It worked! For some reason the teacher forgot to deop everyone, or maybe the teacher didn’t even know what that was in the first place. So I decided to deop everyone except for myself and my friend, and I proceeded to place TNT everywhere and grief the tutorial world along with spawning ender dragons, withers, and ravagers everywhere… It was a lot of fun lol. For some reason, the teacher was completely oblivious to it and did nothing to stop me as everyone else was really confused and panicking… until the next day when my teacher deoped me and my friend, but she forgot to take me out of creative mode, and for the rest of that semester my fellow classmates had to deal with my shenanigans in-game. good times man, good times
90% of these features exist in the regular bedrock version of the game. You can enable them under your world settings. However, you cannot use the coding features or use the camera photos on item frames, and classroom mode. But you can craft all the cool and quirky items in regular vanilla bedrock.
There was a couple weeks in my tech class in 9th(?) grade where we had an education edition world. Was definitely an experience to remember. My class had to build a rocket ship to get off an island
I see stuff ALL THE TIME that's on education edition that I want so badly. And it's kind of sad because it feels like something with so much potential being run and used by people who have no idea what they're doing (regarding running a server, granting permissions, setting up lessons in a world etc.)
i used to only have edu edition because of my school, and I can say that the only problems are the incompatibility with many many mods and commands, and the slower updates.
I remember a few years ago our computer lab teacher let us have a unit entirely on Minecraft education edition. He didn't really know how to play Minecraft or set anything up, but he was laid back and just let us run around the world and do whatever for a bit. My friends and I just kept stealing each other's stuff
Honestly most of these features would be soo nice in normal minecraft especially things like the camera and its functionality. Being able to put screenshots on your wall and have a spot dedicated to memories of your world would be so cool. If they were to bring some of these features over, they definitely have to have easier crafting recipes lol
I think what interests me so much about it is the idea of a more realistic minecraft-like game. The amout of emergent gameplay would skyrocket to... well... the amount there is irl lol.
so everyone can use that i guess. Java players got bedrock Edition and bedrock players got java. So everyone has both if they bought one. You just need to turn on education edition on your world and you accessed it
That thing about opening the world to anybody who types in the code absolutely needs to be in every version of the game, it would be AMAZING for people who just want to make a little server for them and their friends but don’t want to pay for a server host buy a whole computer to use as a server
Having items or entities emit light is something they probably don't want to code into the game, or will cause some technical challenges. See also, glow squid. Also glowsticks IRL don't give enough light for you to run around in caves with.
In the optifine days on Java (yeah I know it is still there) the mod used to make off-hand torches act as a light source on the client side only. Might not work well with glow sticks though since they are a party thing so you’d want many players seeing the effect. (Or maybe you don’t need to do anything to the light engine? Just make the glowtorch texture ignore light levels and always appear bright when held on-hand, so it shines in a dim environment)
When i first found out about the educational features in like 2019, i was confused most of them weren't available by commands, and i had to search up tutorials on how to make them. A lot of the features also seemed kind of weird and confusing.
I wasn't sold until Classroom Mode. Holy crap, that would make the barrier of entry for servers so low, as well as hosting small private servers less of a pain.
Java should also have NPCs but also have ability to change model (so make it look like a player or hostile mob?), give it a AI behavior or if its set to custom mode, allow map creators to make the npc pathfind to custom position Perhaps some Advanced Configuration like NPC Raycast (Fires when npc spots a target like the player) or have events for if the npc died, so you can add a command to execute when the NPC died.
I honestly hate how limited ee is access-wise. I'm glad to see modders at least attempting to bring everything to je so the wider community can enjoy it.
Ngl some of these features remind me of terraria in a very good way, and for at least some of them I don’t think it’d be too against the spirit of minecraft.
Everyone can play these features. As they released the bundle, java+bedrock, everyone has bedrock edition and on bedrock edition you can activate education edition in your wold settings
Tragic that this has so many features that'd be great to have in regular versions of MineCraft. Hopefully they come to said regular versions very soon! Thanks for showing them off in this video & uploading!
I’m not quite sure if this is in any other version but my you can /give yourself light blocks which is literally just an invisible block with no hitbox that emits light and you can change how bright it is and they are very useful!
I was actually able to play Minecraft education edition in like 5th grade and even before that I already had Minecraft so I was surprised to see all the cool new features. I remember the camera was always my favorite. At this point, it's all just fuzzy memories, but I remember a few things. 1. My teacher hosted a building contest to build the school, and all my classmates were put into a few different teams. I don't remember who won, but I know it wasn't my team. 2. I remember we were going on a "field trip" (in Minecraft) and there were signs over little cages, so I think we were at the zoo. 3. I took a lot of pictures with the camera. I actually think I might've screenshotted and saved them on my old Google Drive account. 4. Literally no one used the elements because our science class in 5th grade was "go outside and observe ants."
During online school in late 2020, me and my friends started a MC EDU server with "math minigames" (just an excuse to play Minecraft during class. Eventually we got the teacher to join and we had a great time! Then she realized it was all bullshit and didn't let us play in class anymore, that didn't stop as though. We still play on the server today sometimes.
None of the elements have a nice memorable icon for you to remember them by like base game blocks and items do (because memorizing obscure groups of letters is so much fun!!!1!1!).
The balloons are the most simple. It is 5 Carbon atoms with 8 Helium atoms in an compound creator, then a simple recipe with helium, the latex that was formed, dye and leads
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I actually was reminded of something about Glow sticks that I believe was a bug in bedrock for a short time. Essentially the bug was related to transferring your worlds from the Xbox 1 and Nintendo Switch Editions to Bedrock. If I recall, the bug would end up turning certain dyes, I believe Inc Sacs and Grey Dye, into the corresponding glow sticks but with a missing texture. I still have them on my world which makes them an interesting trophy.
great vid, i play mostly on education edition myself (bc i'm on a fricking school laptop which doesn't allow me to download java) and didn't know about most of these features myself.
ngl, I have played Minecraft Education Edition only 1 or 2 times and sometimes when i Join Random Servers, I Saw People Using Camera, and other Features, at first i Thought it was some kind of a mod and After Chatting, THEY WOULD SA IT IS MINECRAFT EDUCATION EDITION, and i would be like, WHAT?! you can do this in Minecraft Education EDITION! This Video is really helpful and Enjoyable, U deserve more subs. I am now looking forward to play education edition.
proof why you shouldn't play this version but why you should play java instead for better stability and features 2:00 you can use plugins to get that 2:16-2:45 pluginsss... also specific sounds can be muted in java :sunglasses: 2:47 tech modpacks lol 3:28 every tech modpack be like 3:36 JEI exists for recipes xD 4:11 basically a twilight forest's uncrafting table 4:24 place sand on top of tnt or use an underwater tnt mod 4:34 a mod 4:48 also possible by mods 4:56 pretty sure there is a mod for java that makes colored lighting engine a thing 5:07 i have used a mod in the past that does that exact same thing 5:16 don't remember the name of the mod but there is one that does that (supplementaries has similar chalkboard btw) 5:22 i think quark allows editing signs and other writable things 5:35 there are plenty of plugins i have seen in servers, that add those 5:56 computercraft / mining turtles / buildcraft stuff / datapacks / command blocks 6:19 dont remember the name but i have seen many mods have those 6:29-7:02 mods and more mods 7:05 there is a mod dedicated for those but there also was another mod that added throwable ones (i played a modpack that added those and they were useful for caving) 7:17 there is one mod that does similar things, but i forgot the name 7:50 not sure but there definitely is a datapack or a mod for that too 7:58 pretty much every modpack has a book like that (even i made one using patchouli) 8:01 you can use mods to add that but its also possible in vanilla using map-arts or texture packs 8:14 MCEdit / FTB Chunks / Xaeros Worldmap etc. 9:34 yes, you can add pretty much everything with mods or data packs
Fun fact:you can access the chemistry part of education edition in bedrock,also the block that separates things like the heat block can also be used on many other regular blocks to separate then into different elements.
I played Education Edition and I was blown away by how GOOD this is. You basically have the whole of Minecraft for COMPLETLEY free (excluding servers) plus some fun lessons
Fun fact, everyone in NYC has a version of MCEDU including me! You can install it on any NYC DOE device. It's pretty cool if you are bored during lunch or something
fun fact: bedrock have most of the BLOCKS from education like all the elements and compounds like heat blocks and ice bombs, but it does not have stuff like agent spawn eggs and/or server hosting, not forgetting cameras and boards but the yter ElementX found out how to put the agent in bedrock edition. also you get all these features when the world settings in cheats in 'education edition' switch. The only education edition block you can get without it on is barrier blocks 1:53 o frik you already mentioned about half of what i mentioned
I found out Minecraft Education Edition through my friend in school, and she showed it to me and I started playing it a lot because I don't have enough money to afford the real one. So I'm really glad my friend told me how to download education edition
I remember when my elementary school had a minecraft club. It was $50 to enter and understandably, my parents didn't want to sign me up. After hearing so much about Education Edition, I think my school had this version. I don't think young me would have been thrilled for this version.
4:41 I think thats the case because when water extinguished fire, it makes that sound. So its probably playing that sound as if the torch was being extinguished, and relit in like .2 seconds
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A lot of these features are really powerful and interesting. Now I want to see what works in Bedrock using the "education edition features" toggle. Might make for some fun ways to torture my friends
i remember celebrating with my friends the moment 1.17 made it into minecraft education edition. we waited about a year for the nether update but instead got both at once
I became a para (Special Ed Assistant) at my old middle school. Summer of my old teachers are still there including my Computer/Robotics teacher. Everytime I go passed his class they're all playing Minecraft Education Edition. I asked him and one of guys classes about it and it looks pretty awesome. Everyone loved it.
Border blocks, Allow Blocks, Deny Blocks and NPC's are all in basic Minecraft bedrock, so you really don't need any special settings to use them, and really come in handy when creating maps
My school uses this and tbh its a lot of fun the teacher generally lets us play together. My school also requires an ipad and they download it to our tablets. We can always use it and it's basically like a free minecraft pocket edition with more features.
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This seems perfect for servers. You can use classroom mode for events, barrier blocks for secrets and map edges, allow blocks, deny blocks, immutable worlds, and it's all very easy.
At least several are available by default
except it just crashes randomly and is super laggy
@@ihac4568 I tried it out in a computer lab recently, and I think the main cause of the lag was that the world was hosted by one of the computers in the lab, and all the rest of the computers were connecting to it. It was just too much for the computer to manage. Seems like it'd be better to work from an online server which is designed to have multiple connections to a world at the same time.
Maybe FitMC can do it, he was a teacher
we already kinda have adventure mode in java edition and you can make certain items to break certain types of blocks with commands, and there's also plugins. however that would make it much easier for regular players haha
Maybe it's time that Education Edition gets some respect it deserves, especially with all of the cool features it offers. I know this having played Education Edition before and it's basically like Bedrock Edition but with mod-like content and it's behind on the game updates.
In beta it is only one update behind java
@@walksanator Yep, Education Edition has been in 1.18.30 for some time now.
I wish we had it in Greece :(
The problem is that it really fits nowhere. For a vanilla player it deviates too much from the vanilla gameplay and aesthetic and for a modded player, aside from a graphical standpoint, the additions feel rather gimmicky.
tl;dr
Too much new stuff for vanilla players.
Too little new stuff for modded players.
@@ultimagnum3511 thats because its not really suppose to be apart of the main game, or as a mod, unless they actually make it apart of the game, or some small features such as the camera which would actually be a great addition and wont feel so modded as its not like a modern camera
there are like tons of specially made worlds for education edition too. i remember one that had like a safari and it had all different animals that wern't in vanilla at all like armadillos and zebras and stuff. and one that was like a giant warehouse. i dont remember much its been a while XD. oh also if you spawn a panda and attach a balloon to it while it is rolling it will stay in the animation and just roll off into the sky
Too bad you can't open any of then on bedrock.
@@robertcioveie8113 You can if you modify the level.dat
Makes me think Mojang has a bunch of stuff on backlog they plan to just dribble out to us as "updates"
@@riceexe Which bytes exactly?
@@robertcioveie8113 pretty sure its "eduOffer" if you open in MCC toolschest
You can use tnt underwater if you put gravel above it and then activate it, the lit tnt turns into an entity which allows the gravel to fall on it, the tnt can then blow up inside the gravel block and ignores the water
That's a cool little workaround
A glitch that is ins't glitch but it's already a feature.
@@commanderjj9918 “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature.”
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@@Wmann exactly
For people who don’t know you can use most of this on bedrock just have to activate a setting in your world unfortunately you can’t use them in survival and have to use creative to get them
It kinda suck that cameras (only First-Person works) and agents don't work at all. You can't even use the camera entity as a "dummy" for pvp training (back then it was and its funny xd). Plus chalkboards, photos and photo album textures are unused in the game files
@@sbgssecondarychannel3206 fun fact if you get the unavailable camera and long press it on mobile you will take a picture and if you check the Minecraft files it would add a new folder called screenshots because of the photos you took with the camera
You haven’t experienced pure annoyance until you’ve experienced education edition lag
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
At least bedrock doesn't lag as much as Java edition, but when it does, it's way worse
Facts
Some clarification:it’s ok until you update 2 1.18,also,once I got 1.7fps + I’m happy when I get 30 fps,btw I’m posting this on my mom’s phone.
@@ulinabarali4097 lmao
I personally like education edition, while I see why your complaints on the periodic table being tedious and boring, it adds another level of depth and enjoyably in things you could do in the game without modding it. I also have a fond memory of it in highschool as in 2018-2019 someone who was taking AP Computer Science, a college level course, was bored and had created a zip file that would run an old version of minecraft, 1.15 or 16, and was shareable via google drive. Google drive accounts are done for each student and allows it to be shared across the entire county, and while to get it you needed to know someone with the zip file, it readily spread throughout the school. After getting my hands on it, I had also sent it to a friend in the local middle school, who then spread it there as well. This was despised by the teachers as students would readily rush through their work to get play on it or not even do it, and the only way to stop a student was to take control of the computer and manually close it down, which after giving control back, students would just reopen it and go again. Come next year after summer break, the students came back to every single computer now having the education edition installed, this was also applied to every other school in the county, not just one. So now everyone had it, not just those with the zip file, meaning more people where playing it, irritating the teachers more. My guess looking back at it now is that the school system decided it was smarter to just fork over the money over having students just run a pirated version on the school computers, but I still find it funny.
TL:DR: Highschool student forced an entire county to install Minecraft Education Edition on every computer because he made a zip file that ran Minecraft and shared it with fellow students.
you should play gregtech modpack on java I bet you would like it
Lmao
Minecraft is not a game its a feeling
He wrote a essay
It's interesting that the teachers would just let students play Minecraft
Some of these features should make it to Java/Bedrock. I would love glowsticks and balloons. The cameras would also be cool as decorations. Completely unrelated: If seasons are ever added, so should a calendar which is crafted like a map but with a clock instead of a compass.
You do realise that these items are available in bedrock too right? (By turning on education edition toggle)
@@JamesSmith-fl7pq well some are not all
@@samuel-wankenobi Everything he asked for is already available on bedrock (except seasons which is also not in education edition). Glowsticks, balloons, camera are all in bedrock. Along with many other features from education edition. Sure, the code editor is not available on bedrock but why do you need it? The code editor is specifically made for education. You obviously don't need it in bedrock because it's not "Education Edition."
@@JamesSmith-fl7pq Well, seeing as it was literally mentioned in the video, I am aware. I only have Bedrock on my old tablet though and it runs so slow. Minecraft also drains the battery in like 20 secs.
My point though is that it would be cool to have the features on Java.
The npcs are great for maps! After searching up how to get them on bedrock awhile back i made alot of maps with them, i think i used other things from it via commands but i cant remember
interesting how you could actually still play this like normal bedrock. Obviously the stuff here wouldn't fit in the vanilla game though someone's probably made a mod that adds this stuff to Java
It’s so cool we get it on our school computers (if you can’t get it check the software center on the computer)
The balloons and underwater tnt are in minecraft bedrock too, of course they started in EDU
You have to use education edition features in your world settings on minecraft bedrock
yes
@@greysnek1342 lucky you, in Greece not a single school uses it! 😠
Back in Grade 5 my teacher had my class try the original Minecraft Edu, a far cry from what this Education Edition is today, but still pretty fun. I imagine Education Edition will be useful in chemistry courses due to many items being craftable with the elements, or computer science courses where students can program Agents.
Unsurprisingly I remember Minecraft EDU and when I looked at the page for it and was interested I remembered what it was instantly. It's fun to see it though.
... *computercraft* *cough cough*
@@link_team3855 opencomputers
As a person who mains this version, it's great seeing people give it some attention it deserves.
how the heck do you play on this version
@@mreazl6227 I can't buy java, and my school has an account for this
@@mreazl6227 I have a 2 year survival world on it.
@@mreazl6227 it's part of Minecraft bedrock. I don't have a school account or anything just a regular Microsoft account and when going to create a world I have a toggle to enable it
MisterEpic is really having trouble with those "complex" crafting recpies and In my opinion he should really play some modded minecraft and see how long it takes to craft anything thats technical 🤣 I would love to see him play with mods like Applied Energetistics 2 or Immersive engineering.
Well, Java has JEI (or NEI if you're old), so this is dramatically more difficult.
@@notme8232 But MisterEpic had the wiki
Still though, you can using the recipe book to immidately set pattern then craft it easily. Meanwhile here, you have to painfully put everything individually, *and they're still unobtainable using commands like cmon!*
@@notme8232 JEI still is weird to me whenever i try to find mods for a pack so used to NEI i always end up searching that first
Does anyone here still remember Industrial craft? Oh god I spent hours figuring out how to make that diamond drill
education is so fun to play on our crappy chromebooks. Our school email lets us log in and play there for free. I have a whole world there too.
Having the entire periodic table available as crafting recipe is pretty insane. Regardless of how much we hate (or love) chemistry, we all have had this as a wet dream
Just a quick thing for the lan problem we all have. there is actually a program called Hamachi that is sort of like a group VPN. It allows multiple people to join a certain group, and when they have done that, it emulates them being on the same network, or in other words, allows you to play Lan with people from across the world. I have done it with a friend of mine before and it worked perfectly, though there were a few problems with windows firewall before. also every one and a while it won't show the lan world on the screen but I believe there is a fix for that, haven't been able to test it out yet though
still, it'd be nice to have the feature in vanilla.
I prefer Radmin VPN tho. More stable connection and you dont need a damn account for that
@@apollo4950 yeah, it has been a bit long
@@NiksGold. good to know, I've only ever really heard of hamachi so
@@NiksGold. Based Radmin user
Honestly, some of the features in education edition would be really cool if they were in the vanilla game.
@Kedwi okay great for you. But we are talking about the real game
But this is technically vanilla
@@feuerherz007 Damn
@@feuerherz007 the laggy one with less players?
@@progamerdgd943 no. The one where redstone actually works, no ads existiert and advanced mods are supported
I remember playing on a Minecraft Bedrock Edition anarchy server where players managed to somehow cheat in some education edition items. I specifically remember getting my hands on underwater TNT and being so beyond confused. I thought for a while that underwater TNT had been in regular Minecraft all this time and I had just been dumb and had missed it lol. I got some good use out of it and it was pretty interesting. The server was 4b4t in case anyone is curious about that.
EE features can be activated in the Bedrock menues
@@therumtummugger420 That explains it. Thank you.
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5:19 _as an Emilia fan, I am now obligated to subscribe_
Same Emilia is best girl
Nah, Rem is the best
This looks amazing, I must say the complicated crafting using elements would an enormous help during my time in highschool. It would have been fantastic to experiment with that in chemistry and physics classes.
Great video! I didn’t know about many of these! The balloons are easily my favorite feature and I hope they get added to both Bedrock and Java edition!
@@NickDrawzComix meant survival Bedrock and Java
@@NickDrawzComixthough some stuff are missing like portfolio, cameras, agent, and blackboard. I don't think they will be fixed but they did fix the npc soo
4:03 this looks like the stuff i learned when I was 16... I only passed that class because covid caused everyone to fail so they just passed us all but I'm sure using this would've better a much more fun way to learn we already have education edition on our school laptops already
Wait what ?
You learn this shit when you're 13 or 14 bro not 16
@@LisaOnRoids thats just when i took precal i didn't learn shit during covid
I played Minecraft edu back in the day. It was running through Java 1.6 and was hosted by the public library. The library also had a server accessible from thier computers which turned into an anarchy server because the library staff never moderated the server. The server had lava placement disabled, TNT, etc. But it did make for some fun.
My library had something, but I never tried it since I already owned minecraft java when they set that up. I wonder if that's what they used. I know they still have something but I bet its' normal minecraft.
So about 2 years ago I was put in a Minecraft Education Edition elective in my school, and even though I didn’t want to go since I thought I would get weird looks, turns out I had a lot of fun, but not quite in the way you would expect… The first day arrived and while everyone in the computer lab was joining the teacher’s world, I was curious and I tried /gamemode creative. It worked! For some reason the teacher forgot to deop everyone, or maybe the teacher didn’t even know what that was in the first place. So I decided to deop everyone except for myself and my friend, and I proceeded to place TNT everywhere and grief the tutorial world along with spawning ender dragons, withers, and ravagers everywhere… It was a lot of fun lol. For some reason, the teacher was completely oblivious to it and did nothing to stop me as everyone else was really confused and panicking… until the next day when my teacher deoped me and my friend, but she forgot to take me out of creative mode, and for the rest of that semester my fellow classmates had to deal with my shenanigans in-game. good times man, good times
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some of these features, including NPCs, Barriers, and allow+deny are in Bedrock Addition with commands
facts
Ngl i thought allow and deny even were in java
The whole version can be accessed through bedrock when making a world last time I checked
@@pelicannot. nah, im pretty sure only the stuff that is made through elements, and also not all of it
*Edition
90% of these features exist in the regular bedrock version of the game. You can enable them under your world settings. However, you cannot use the coding features or use the camera photos on item frames, and classroom mode. But you can craft all the cool and quirky items in regular vanilla bedrock.
So that's like yet another paroty lacking between Bedrock and Java...
The chemistry part got me inspired to make a mod like that.
Unfortunately I don't remember a single thing from high school chem
There was a couple weeks in my tech class in 9th(?) grade where we had an education edition world. Was definitely an experience to remember. My class had to build a rocket ship to get off an island
I see stuff ALL THE TIME that's on education edition that I want so badly. And it's kind of sad because it feels like something with so much potential being run and used by people who have no idea what they're doing (regarding running a server, granting permissions, setting up lessons in a world etc.)
i used to only have edu edition because of my school, and I can say that the only problems are the incompatibility with many many mods and commands, and the slower updates.
Still fun nonetheless. No idea why you’d need mods though.
@@notzaldy why wouldnt you want mods lol
@@jame8618 because only Java allows them 💀
@Baron Von Flop i know
@@herobrinegreek9493 no you can get mods on edu and bedrock
I remember a few years ago our computer lab teacher let us have a unit entirely on Minecraft education edition. He didn't really know how to play Minecraft or set anything up, but he was laid back and just let us run around the world and do whatever for a bit. My friends and I just kept stealing each other's stuff
Honestly most of these features would be soo nice in normal minecraft especially things like the camera and its functionality. Being able to put screenshots on your wall and have a spot dedicated to memories of your world would be so cool. If they were to bring some of these features over, they definitely have to have easier crafting recipes lol
I think what interests me so much about it is the idea of a more realistic minecraft-like game. The amout of emergent gameplay would skyrocket to... well... the amount there is irl lol.
yoo i was just asking for this, thank you, i had no idea any of this existed, these are all really cool
Just wanted to mention that you can enable education edition on bedrock so you can have the updates with these features
so everyone can use that i guess. Java players got bedrock Edition and bedrock players got java. So everyone has both if they bought one. You just need to turn on education edition on your world and you accessed it
That thing about opening the world to anybody who types in the code absolutely needs to be in every version of the game, it would be AMAZING for people who just want to make a little server for them and their friends but don’t want to pay for a server host buy a whole computer to use as a server
Having items or entities emit light is something they probably don't want to code into the game, or will cause some technical challenges. See also, glow squid. Also glowsticks IRL don't give enough light for you to run around in caves with.
In the optifine days on Java (yeah I know it is still there) the mod used to make off-hand torches act as a light source on the client side only. Might not work well with glow sticks though since they are a party thing so you’d want many players seeing the effect.
(Or maybe you don’t need to do anything to the light engine? Just make the glowtorch texture ignore light levels and always appear bright when held on-hand, so it shines in a dim environment)
But they could work like end rods after placing. That would be a very cool feature.
I actually do use Minecraft Education edition, and I didn't even realize that some of it's features aren't in Java.
When i first found out about the educational features in like 2019, i was confused most of them weren't available by commands, and i had to search up tutorials on how to make them. A lot of the features also seemed kind of weird and confusing.
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@@rmk6222 sorry. Since i stopped using autocorrect because it was so darn annoying, i make those kinds of mistakes a lot.
@@mr.strawberry7it happens sometimes. Don't worry mate.
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The allow, deny, and npc features are actually in base bedrock edition. They're just pretty hidden as they can only be obtained via commands.
I wasn't sold until Classroom Mode. Holy crap, that would make the barrier of entry for servers so low, as well as hosting small private servers less of a pain.
Bedrock actually already has NPCs without toggling education features, and they are pretty useful!
Java should also have NPCs but also have ability to change model (so make it look like a player or hostile mob?), give it a AI behavior or if its set to custom mode, allow map creators to make the npc pathfind to custom position
Perhaps some Advanced Configuration like NPC Raycast (Fires when npc spots a target like the player) or
have events for if the npc died, so you can add a command to execute when the NPC died.
the camera also used to be accessible in very old pocket addition builds via inventory editors (had one with no sprite in 2013)
Camera is still accessible although it's very complex
I honestly hate how limited ee is access-wise. I'm glad to see modders at least attempting to bring everything to je so the wider community can enjoy it.
Nah, you just want java to have these features.
Ngl some of these features remind me of terraria in a very good way, and for at least some of them I don’t think it’d be too against the spirit of minecraft.
Everyone can play these features. As they released the bundle, java+bedrock, everyone has bedrock edition and on bedrock edition you can activate education edition in your wold settings
Tragic that this has so many features that'd be great to have in regular versions of MineCraft. Hopefully they come to said regular versions very soon!
Thanks for showing them off in this video & uploading!
I’m not quite sure if this is in any other version but my you can /give yourself light blocks which is literally just an invisible block with no hitbox that emits light and you can change how bright it is and they are very useful!
currently if they are seen and indicate the light level in the form of a block, but only from 1.18, in 1.13 they were as you say.
Had this my senior year of high school. We just got everyone to join and play Minecraft instead of doing work. It was awesome
This is a fun part of the bedrock education edition
I was actually able to play Minecraft education edition in like 5th grade and even before that I already had Minecraft so I was surprised to see all the cool new features. I remember the camera was always my favorite. At this point, it's all just fuzzy memories, but I remember a few things.
1. My teacher hosted a building contest to build the school, and all my classmates were put into a few different teams. I don't remember who won, but I know it wasn't my team.
2. I remember we were going on a "field trip" (in Minecraft) and there were signs over little cages, so I think we were at the zoo.
3. I took a lot of pictures with the camera. I actually think I might've screenshotted and saved them on my old Google Drive account.
4. Literally no one used the elements because our science class in 5th grade was "go outside and observe ants."
5:20 Yes Emilia is indeed best girl
Emilia and rem is both best girl
@@suddz4882 who’s rem
During online school in late 2020, me and my friends started a MC EDU server with "math minigames" (just an excuse to play Minecraft during class. Eventually we got the teacher to join and we had a great time! Then she realized it was all bullshit and didn't let us play in class anymore, that didn't stop as though. We still play on the server today sometimes.
Complains about ludicrous crafting recipes but has likely memorised all 600+ crafting recipes in the base game
None of the elements have a nice memorable icon for you to remember them by like base game blocks and items do (because memorizing obscure groups of letters is so much fun!!!1!1!).
OOOO they should add the chat reporting feature to the education edition so the students can ban their teacher.
The balloons are the most simple. It is 5 Carbon atoms with 8 Helium atoms in an compound creator, then a simple recipe with helium, the latex that was formed, dye and leads
Border, allow and deny blocks are all in regular bedrock but you have to use /give.
You can also get NPCs in bedrock, but you need to /summon them.
Ive always wondered what allow blocks do since you can obtain them with commands in bedrock edition
You used to be able to play Minecraft edu for free so if you downloaded the launcher in like 2017 or 2016 you can still play it it was quite dope
9:13 man’s just paused an online game
Hahahahaha
0:22 Lmao love how everything seems normal until the photo shows you're standing at the edge of a canyon.
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I actually was reminded of something about Glow sticks that I believe was a bug in bedrock for a short time. Essentially the bug was related to transferring your worlds from the Xbox 1 and Nintendo Switch Editions to Bedrock. If I recall, the bug would end up turning certain dyes, I believe Inc Sacs and Grey Dye, into the corresponding glow sticks but with a missing texture. I still have them on my world which makes them an interesting trophy.
hey bud... I have education edition and will have it for the next 6 years (until I graduate)... if your brother graduates, count on me!
Hahaha thanks
great vid, i play mostly on education edition myself (bc i'm on a fricking school laptop which doesn't allow me to download java) and didn't know about most of these features myself.
Keep in mind, you can get custom worlds, mods, and resource packs for free. This carried my school year.
ngl, I have played Minecraft Education Edition only 1 or 2 times and sometimes when i Join Random Servers, I Saw People Using Camera, and other Features, at first i Thought it was some kind of a mod and After Chatting, THEY WOULD SA IT IS MINECRAFT EDUCATION EDITION, and i would be like, WHAT?! you can do this in Minecraft Education EDITION! This Video is really helpful and Enjoyable, U deserve more subs. I am now looking forward to play education edition.
proof why you shouldn't play this version but why you should play java instead for better stability and features
2:00 you can use plugins to get that
2:16-2:45 pluginsss... also specific sounds can be muted in java :sunglasses:
2:47 tech modpacks lol
3:28 every tech modpack be like
3:36 JEI exists for recipes xD
4:11 basically a twilight forest's uncrafting table
4:24 place sand on top of tnt or use an underwater tnt mod
4:34 a mod
4:48 also possible by mods
4:56 pretty sure there is a mod for java that makes colored lighting engine a thing
5:07 i have used a mod in the past that does that exact same thing
5:16 don't remember the name of the mod but there is one that does that (supplementaries has similar chalkboard btw)
5:22 i think quark allows editing signs and other writable things
5:35 there are plenty of plugins i have seen in servers, that add those
5:56 computercraft / mining turtles / buildcraft stuff / datapacks / command blocks
6:19 dont remember the name but i have seen many mods have those
6:29-7:02 mods and more mods
7:05 there is a mod dedicated for those but there also was another mod that added throwable ones (i played a modpack that added those and they were useful for caving)
7:17 there is one mod that does similar things, but i forgot the name
7:50 not sure but there definitely is a datapack or a mod for that too
7:58 pretty much every modpack has a book like that (even i made one using patchouli)
8:01 you can use mods to add that but its also possible in vanilla using map-arts or texture packs
8:14 MCEdit / FTB Chunks / Xaeros Worldmap etc.
9:34 yes, you can add pretty much everything with mods or data packs
Fun fact:you can access the chemistry part of education edition in bedrock,also the block that separates things like the heat block can also be used on many other regular blocks to separate then into different elements.
Yes, mainly because it's based off of bedrock
and because bedrock is just better than Java already!
@@duckd788 bullshit it only Performes better the ui is ass no hardcore etc...
Several of these features are in bedrock naturally (using some commands) but if you want more you can add more using the education edition toggle
5:19 Emilia is indeed best girl
I played Education Edition and I was blown away by how GOOD this is. You basically have the whole of Minecraft for COMPLETLEY free (excluding servers) plus some fun lessons
lots of features considering barely anyone plays it or uses it
Fun fact, everyone in NYC has a version of MCEDU including me! You can install it on any NYC DOE device. It's pretty cool if you are bored during lunch or something
here from discord 🙏🙏
Respect :)
This actually seems kinda neat. Along the lines of some of the mod packs I've played back in the day
liked the emilia is best girl on the board
I have Education Edition features enabled on my Creative Realm. Hardened glass is indeed very useful for building, and we use NPCs very frequently.
mans really exposed his IP address 💀🤣 1:22
minecraft doxxed the man 💀
imagine someone enchanting netherite swords and then do pvp during class
I Laugh so hard 2:25
That friends invite would be useful to have, also that camera with book
Than Java***
Fixed lmao thanks
@@TheMisterEpic np :))
fun fact: bedrock have most of the BLOCKS from education like all the elements and compounds like heat blocks and ice bombs, but it does not have stuff like agent spawn eggs and/or server hosting, not forgetting cameras and boards but the yter ElementX found out how to put the agent in bedrock edition. also you get all these features when the world settings in cheats in 'education edition' switch. The only education edition block you can get without it on is barrier blocks
1:53 o frik you already mentioned about half of what i mentioned
I remember playing around with the underwater TNT, the balloons and other stuff in there years ago. Good stuff.
I found out Minecraft Education Edition through my friend in school, and she showed it to me and I started playing it a lot because I don't have enough money to afford the real one. So I'm really glad my friend told me how to download education edition
I remember when my elementary school had a minecraft club. It was $50 to enter and understandably, my parents didn't want to sign me up. After hearing so much about Education Edition, I think my school had this version. I don't think young me would have been thrilled for this version.
Mojang should add classroom mode as default admin command is very useful for servers,realms
4:41 I think thats the case because when water extinguished fire, it makes that sound. So its probably playing that sound as if the torch was being extinguished, and relit in like .2 seconds
I feel like we should all be able to access this version. It seems elaborate and quite enjoyable!
Hey, I really like your content. Each video is very interesting, and rather informative. Very good production quality.
Why don't you add captions to your amazing videos? I think it'll be really nice even though not a lot of people use captions.
the deny and allow blocks aswell as the border block also exist in the bedrock edition
I definitely know my old classmates from middle school would drive the teacher nuts with that deny block sound lol...
A lot of these features are really powerful and interesting. Now I want to see what works in Bedrock using the "education edition features" toggle. Might make for some fun ways to torture my friends
It will give you the chemistry stuff
Education edition: we have cures for different potions.
Java and bedrock: we have milk.
i remember celebrating with my friends the moment 1.17 made it into minecraft education edition. we waited about a year for the nether update but instead got both at once
I became a para (Special Ed Assistant) at my old middle school. Summer of my old teachers are still there including my Computer/Robotics teacher. Everytime I go passed his class they're all playing Minecraft Education Edition. I asked him and one of guys classes about it and it looks pretty awesome. Everyone loved it.
I once used Education Edition when I didn't bring my periodic table of elements to the class.
Border blocks, Allow Blocks, Deny Blocks and NPC's are all in basic Minecraft bedrock, so you really don't need any special settings to use them, and really come in handy when creating maps
My school uses this and tbh its a lot of fun the teacher generally lets us play together. My school also requires an ipad and they download it to our tablets. We can always use it and it's basically like a free minecraft pocket edition with more features.