Im 34 so never really got into minecraft, but my daughter is 6 and loves it. These videos help me out so much so im able to do the stuff she wants to! Thanks from an old geezer 😂😂
Heh, my kids pulled me into Minecraft at about those ages - they were little, and I was mid 30s. Now I'm in my late 40s, they're grown up, but I'm still playing this amazing game!
Holy shit my daughter is 6 and I'm 35. My daughter just got into minecraft. I liked the game 10 years ago. What's cool is she plays on my xbox and i join her world on PC using the same account and xbox game pass. She's getting so good at it and wanting to build school and shop and look after animals. She gets stressed at me when i don't do what she wants🥺💀
@ReLLaKaT316 we spent days making a world, had all sorts in there but the save file was corrupted and we lost it all.. ive spent about a week rebuilding it all to suprise her on the weekend when she comes to stay :)
@nathanking5137 my daughter is so sensitive. If she came here and found her world was gone she'd scream (I'm convinced she's on the spectrum like me but no one will listen to me)
Using frost walker, yes, frost walker, if you walk on water and place sand on the ice, once the ice breaks the sand would fall to the bottom of the ocean. So, you can place like 5 blocks of sand per second. Meaning you might be able to drain a ocean monument faster.
I think I'll do this with the circle, not the temporary walls. Thanks for the Idea! Also I think I'll measure the height the monument from the bottom of the ocean to the surface, so I can just stack the sand all way up, then break the ice. I'll just add or remove excess sand.
the fun part about this is, that me and my friends completed our circle around the monument today, but we didn't really knew how to dry the area out efficiently. but as coincidence wants it, you posted the video today, so thank you, we're now grinding and drying :)
tip: you don't have to place sand all around the tnt underwater for it to work, instead you can place one on top of the tnt. The sand will fall down on the block the tnt is, and since the tnt is technically IN a dry block, it will explode.
A couple tips: Only clear out the kelp and sea grass inside of the shape. That way there won't be naked spots around the shape. Use an automatic sand pusher thing to not have to place the blocks slowly (there'll probably be a tutorial on RUclips) Hold F3 and right click, then press t. This will make it so that you don't have to hold down right click, blocks will be placed automatically and you can just use your mouse wheel to scroll to the next stack of sand.
I second this, you can basically AFK the entire wall divider placement doing this, bar moving the contraption once the push limit is reached but that only takes like 10 second. Combine that with flying machines in the Aisles of the walls and clearing water is just along process and not really much of manual one. You don't even need any sponges really. Although they do help for the uneven parts at the bottom of the trenches. I managed to clear a 150 diameter circle with like 30 sponges or less.
I did this with a friendly recently. We found doing a grid to be less frustrating with the sponges, but that's a lot of time placing sand/gravel. Ultimately it's nice because you can build a guardian farm inside for unlimited cod and prismarine, and there's lots of space to fill it as a base. We hollowed it out completely and then made our own rooms in the shape we needed. Took us a few weeks because it's so monotonous.
there are some possible improvments. you can build something like a automatic block pusher with a piston. it is really usefull for the small water slices and the outer walls, if you choose the square chape. with his small machine you can afk a bit
btw, yeah cause nowadays "streamers" like to drain monuments cause it takes a long time, they will get watch time and will not have to worry about content
@@finance_101_79 It's not just a streamer thing tho? I have 3 cleared ocean monuments on my single player. What else is there to do late game when you already have farms for almost anything
For anyone wondering. I'm doing this myself and I learned a few things along the way. 1. If you make a square right around monument It will take approximately 3 shulkerboxes of blocks to enclose it. 2. For draining the most efficient way that uses the least sponges is 1 block under water level separated by 2 blocks then on 3rd block another sponge. it takes about 2 stacks of sponges this way. 3. For doing sand lines every 5 blocks, you can create redstone contraption that atumaticly pushes blocks for you so you just stand in one spot and place blocks. All you need is 4 solid blocks, redstone dust, repeater and redstone torch. You place piston on either side of piston 1 solid block. Under that block place one block diagonally in front of placed block and put redstone dust on it. Then leave 1 block gap for sand to be placed and then 2 solid blocks with repeater pointing into sand block and behind repeater redstone torch and just start placing blocks. 4. Please spend 1 hour making Warden mob switch as it shortens usage of your sanity and overall draining progress for about 3 hours, maybe more. 5. it takes around 20-30 hours constant grind to drain monument. 6. use fully enchanted hoe for easy sponge breaking and for the love of god don't use furnace to dry, use the nether. Open to any questions about it.
I found that a better way to dry out sponges for me is 1. Loot as many monuments as you can 2. make a automated furnace with hoppers and chests 3. rotate couple stacks of sponges and wet sponges in the furnace you use 2 stacks, go to the automatic furnace, dump all wet ones in and take the dry ones. sure you could also portal to nether, but with the furnaces you can do something else at the same time while they dry, like keep on draining water or making the sections.
@@XFrost_210 well, its useful to have alot of sponges anyways. with elytra you can loot multiple monuments in no time. to me it was way more annoying to run back and forth all the time.
@@XFrost_210 you can do what you want, but clearing a monument takes so much time. if you wanna go back and forth to nether with 20 sponges go ahead lmao.
couple extra tips: -using a hoe can insta-break sponges -if your low on sponges, it can be useful to section off smaller areas for draining -a substitute for sand/gravel can be leaves, as they are easy to collect and can be burnt once drained.
Flying to desert and grabbing more sand would be faster than going into water and placing leaves imo. Since swimming takes longer than sitting and spamming right click.
After over twenty hours of work, I drained my first monument! Thanks a ton for the tutorial, I ended up using the same schematics as you. Definitely the coolest thing I've done in minecraft, at least so far.
How was the circle made? Like, how is the outline of the circle made? Because I thought it went 6, 5, 4, 2, 3, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 2, 4, 5, 6. Sorry if that's a little hard to read. That's what I thought the outline of the circle was but apparently it's not.
@@timsim83 - I wish I had known about this when I began my floating monument... the top half came out looking like Naxxramas and the bottom half (once I found a circle generator site) looks like the Death Star... /sigh
Single piece of sand above tnt, then light tnt using fling and steel is the best method. Only uses 1 sand and much faster. The sand drops into the tnt block, causing it to damage blocks under water. I have no idea why barely anyone is doing it this way, but this is the easiest way.
Currently about 35% done draining a monument with a radius of 64 blocks. Good to know that I don't actually need 5x5 squares. Might continue doing it like that anyway for the extra safety, though, and at this point, I've got a good workflow going.
Having only 35 sponges made this kinda a pain to drain, but my tactic is just to place the sponges 1 block under the water surface and place them every 3rd block. that way i got a very nice and clean drain process. Also i used a hoe so picking up the sponges doesn't take 51 years when you're in the water. placing all the sand absolutely sucked but it also feels rewarding knowing you didn't use any machines n stuff. just sharing my experience over here. drained about 60% of the monument as of right now.
I drained my monument a while ago (1.15 world with friends) and I did not take away the kelp and seagrass - yes they caused major pain :') (for those who might not know, like me back then: they create sourceblocks of water, or well, are waterlogged in other words) takes such a long time yes, but afterwards you're able to make a crazy efficient guardian farm c:
Pro Tip: For making the walls to divide the ocean into smaller sections, use smart pistons. Build one at any end and start placing your blocks. Iskall85 used this too!
Instead of the whole setup with a redstone block you can put a piece of sand on top of the tnt then light the tnt with either a pressure plate or flint and steel and it will drop the sand onto the tnt and still work underwater.
Mojang: What if we created a temple under the ocean that was incredibly difficult and was protected by large sea monsters Players then: wow that sounds really difficult Players now: pathetic
do you think that this method is easy, it takes hours(I think 15 hours) to just get the amount of sand from the duper, and days to place them, and to put the sponges, how pathetic(and yes I know this is a joke)
I developed my own more efficient way of draining when I built my ocean base. Make it 5 blocks of space between the walls and place 2 netherack and 1 sponge and keep doing that in the middle. Then drop down 3 blocks and do it again. Once I used all my sponge I ran long it with a macro spam switching between my netherite hoe and pick to break it all. You then dry the sponge in the nether and repeat.
Me(who already drained a temple on my own): interesting I used a similar way to do it, but the server I played on had disabled gravity blocks duping, so I had to suffer twice as you all
hey Shukercraft, could you also include a blueprint for the sand cylinder construction at 3:44? I want to do this too, but I dont know how to make a perfect circle. thx :) EDIT: Nvm, I found a circle grid site, sry
It’s quite easy, he 100# will, gnembon made a vid about it but it’s not quite the tutorial, I would recommend just making a square 12x12 and in the middle 3x3 empty, the small square is where our mobs will die and out collecting system will be then, u fill the big square with water and at the bottom put soul sand and at the top put some water flowing to the small square. Wad really did a similar design. If u want more details give me your discord handle
Agreed I completed draining an ocean monument in a 2 day afk session. Only spent about 2-3 hours setting it up. Used a sand duper to get required materials, then fed it into a dispenser and fired at me. Did some math as too how much sand I would need and built the Ilmango design. Then just used torches to get rid of the sand. It’s honestly hard to watch people do it manually.
Can you please make a tutorial of guardian farm inside an ocean monument which takes less space and dosen't matter its efficiency. 128 sea lanterns per hour is enough for me.
this one ruclips.net/video/t_D8xmqtM3A/видео.html, you don't even have to drain the monument, it's materials are extremely easy to get, and you can get 128 sea lanterns in 2 minutes using it
@@chamsderreche5750 Without portals cause they are banned in the server I play we have to use commands to go there. And secondly I want to fit it in the corner of my drained monument
@@alcoholicgorilla6945 without resource gathering and just building it took like 20-30 hours but I did do it very in efficiently so you can probably do it in like 15. It was just the sand placing for me that took so long
@@0dds0cks99 not really, wht would you want over 80k guardian items per hour, just make cortizerino's most powerful no drain guardian farm and it produces more than enough for most players
Does anyone know the exact dimensions of the sand placement? Like I've used circle generators but doesn't work with 2×2 center, I just wanna get the exact sand circle block placement, it's hard to explain
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This man is a gentleman. He completed the sides of his portal. Mad respect.
Yes I was thinking about that and was just wondering WHY? 😳😳😳
@@forgot10god69 coz he is a gentleman
Because he is playing in the world from 1 year or more so he should have that much obsidian to do it
@@thegamingking1972 Respect ++
He has an obsidian farm on piglins.
Im 34 so never really got into minecraft, but my daughter is 6 and loves it. These videos help me out so much so im able to do the stuff she wants to! Thanks from an old geezer 😂😂
Heh, my kids pulled me into Minecraft at about those ages - they were little, and I was mid 30s. Now I'm in my late 40s, they're grown up, but I'm still playing this amazing game!
Holy shit my daughter is 6 and I'm 35. My daughter just got into minecraft. I liked the game 10 years ago.
What's cool is she plays on my xbox and i join her world on PC using the same account and xbox game pass.
She's getting so good at it and wanting to build school and shop and look after animals.
She gets stressed at me when i don't do what she wants🥺💀
@ReLLaKaT316 we spent days making a world, had all sorts in there but the save file was corrupted and we lost it all.. ive spent about a week rebuilding it all to suprise her on the weekend when she comes to stay :)
@billmilligan7272 i find myself playing it when shes not here sometimes :)
@nathanking5137 my daughter is so sensitive. If she came here and found her world was gone she'd scream (I'm convinced she's on the spectrum like me but no one will listen to me)
Using frost walker, yes, frost walker, if you walk on water and place sand on the ice, once the ice breaks the sand would fall to the bottom of the ocean. So, you can place like 5 blocks of sand per second. Meaning you might be able to drain a ocean monument faster.
Thats a way more messy way of doing it but still big brain
You still have to mine the sand back mate.
@@hotarokim a torch is really easy to make mate. And plus, u still have to break the sand back either way?
@@OutNowere less sand
I think I'll do this with the circle, not the temporary walls. Thanks for the Idea! Also I think I'll measure the height the monument from the bottom of the ocean to the surface, so I can just stack the sand all way up, then break the ice. I'll just add or remove excess sand.
the fun part about this is, that me and my friends completed our circle around the monument today, but we didn't really knew how to dry the area out efficiently. but as coincidence wants it, you posted the video today, so thank you, we're now grinding and drying :)
There are other ways doing that efficiently
CAN I HELP U IN SOME WAYS BRO.....
WOULD BE GLAD
I want to like this comment but I dont wanna like it cause it is on 69
Same but it is just me and instead of building a blocky border I will have a unique set of different biomes around the border as islands
@@dartiniz6136 how.
pro tip: hold sponge on your left hand and netherite hoe in right hand and hold both button for instant mining
That's a really nice one.
I use this when fortuning my ore blocks.
It's pretty fast. :)
Bedrock edition(:
Is it faster with efficiency V
@@WoodElf34 yeh definitely.
It is like mining stone with haste 2 .
It just cleans up the sponges. And leaves when u are farming trees.
Cries in mobile
Shulkercraft: for that just use any gravity block
Noob: proceeds to use concrete powder
lol
Lmao
@@benjaminschmidt3404 you realize that it will just turn into concrete, right?
@@enderyu yep, that's why he made this comment, this is a 200IQ comment
@@enderyu I would r/wooosh you except I'm not a redditard
tip: you don't have to place sand all around the tnt underwater for it to work, instead you can place one on top of the tnt. The sand will fall down on the block the tnt is, and since the tnt is technically IN a dry block, it will explode.
A couple tips:
Only clear out the kelp and sea grass inside of the shape. That way there won't be naked spots around the shape.
Use an automatic sand pusher thing to not have to place the blocks slowly (there'll probably be a tutorial on RUclips)
Hold F3 and right click, then press t. This will make it so that you don't have to hold down right click, blocks will be placed automatically and you can just use your mouse wheel to scroll to the next stack of sand.
Does not work for me
@@unknown_28___ which part?
@@David_538 with the f3
@@David_538 it says ,,relode resuce " thats it and does not auto place
@@unknown_28___ you have to hold right click, f3 and while holding both, press t
And let’s just appreciate that they drained a whole ocean monument just for the video
There is a guy who spent 1 month for making a 3 min timelapse of surviving the void for 30 in-game days
@@Syres777 i’ve seen that video, it’s so mad
Bruh everyone can do this, it's just a little boring
They are probably gonna make a guardian farm since the best designs require you to drain the monument
@@shraddha_kirad I was talking about this one
ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
To speed up the wall placing process far more, try using 0 tick pistons to push the sand/gravel into the water and it’ll fill up VERY fast
I second this, you can basically AFK the entire wall divider placement doing this, bar moving the contraption once the push limit is reached but that only takes like 10 second. Combine that with flying machines in the Aisles of the walls and clearing water is just along process and not really much of manual one. You don't even need any sponges really. Although they do help for the uneven parts at the bottom of the trenches. I managed to clear a 150 diameter circle with like 30 sponges or less.
Waiting for the Drain guardian farm. Guys "respect" isn't enough. You guys are crazy cool. Keep up the amazing content.
Bhai wadzee ne kiya hai
Hardcore episode 37
And I am not disrespecting shulkercraft
@@adityakumarsethia8717 thats great but hes asking for a drained monument farm, not that it is drained
Watch sb video to see how to build it
same
They drained an Entire Ocean Monument in survival for us. You have earned my Respect(and also my sub)!
Look for Wadzee, he did the same in hardcore
@@SarhaBeatrizHernachi Sc made a tutorial 4 us
I've been meaning to do this in my survival world for ages, thanks for the simple tutorial!
thanks for showing us how to make the circle
Me: uses 2 months to drain a monument with no method
Me finishes: *shulkercraft new video about monument draining
FAC
Same bro it took me 400 minecraft days
@@ahmedbennouna2200 you were a fast one, I literally did a 180x180
Mine was only like 100 Minecraft days, in a 162 block circle
Same here. Lol
I did a 150 block circle and making the outline took me 8 minecraft days.
7:25 nice mlg
I did this with a friendly recently. We found doing a grid to be less frustrating with the sponges, but that's a lot of time placing sand/gravel. Ultimately it's nice because you can build a guardian farm inside for unlimited cod and prismarine, and there's lots of space to fill it as a base. We hollowed it out completely and then made our own rooms in the shape we needed. Took us a few weeks because it's so monotonous.
there are some possible improvments. you can build something like a automatic block pusher with a piston. it is really usefull for the small water slices and the outer walls,
if you choose the square chape. with his small machine you can afk a bit
Ah Yes! Probably the most required video for most of the players
btw, yeah cause nowadays "streamers" like to drain monuments cause it takes a long time, they will get watch time and will not have to worry about content
@@finance_101_79 wdym ‘streamers’?
@@noahpalmer8037 Minecraft STREAMER AKA live STREAMERS
@@finance_101_79 It's not just a streamer thing tho? I have 3 cleared ocean monuments on my single player. What else is there to do late game when you already have farms for almost anything
Draining is a waste of time when you don't have plans for it. Streamers do it because they had already planned what they are going to do with it
For anyone wondering. I'm doing this myself and I learned a few things along the way.
1. If you make a square right around monument It will take approximately 3 shulkerboxes of blocks to enclose it.
2. For draining the most efficient way that uses the least sponges is 1 block under water level separated by 2 blocks then on 3rd block another sponge. it takes about 2 stacks of sponges this way.
3. For doing sand lines every 5 blocks, you can create redstone contraption that atumaticly pushes blocks for you so you just stand in one spot and place blocks. All you need is 4 solid blocks, redstone dust, repeater and redstone torch. You place piston on either side of piston 1 solid block. Under that block place one block diagonally in front of placed block and put redstone dust on it. Then leave 1 block gap for sand to be placed and then 2 solid blocks with repeater pointing into sand block and behind repeater redstone torch and just start placing blocks.
4. Please spend 1 hour making Warden mob switch as it shortens usage of your sanity and overall draining progress for about 3 hours, maybe more.
5. it takes around 20-30 hours constant grind to drain monument.
6. use fully enchanted hoe for easy sponge breaking and for the love of god don't use furnace to dry, use the nether.
Open to any questions about it.
Thanks for the tips, but can you help me with the circle dimensions?
@@beforedrrdpr sadly i cant, cuzz i never made one in my all minecraft days. I'm sure there are some tools you can use online for that help.
@@sasoskvarc1199 thanks anyways, and i did try some online tools but sadly they dont work for 2x2 center
also just for ease of comfort while drying the sponges use a efficiency hoe....... it breaks sponges faster
I thonk he forgot his hoe
@@Rayan-gz5fr yes he forgot it but it would have been less time consuming job.....
@@Rayan-gz5fr they probably don't even know that hoes can be enchanted with efficiency(check their best enchantements video)
Just use a netherite hoe it’s the best investment
@@lightningboy1039 even netherite hoe can't Insta mine sponges, you need efficiency enchantements to be able to do that
I made a Guardian farm on a monument. without this guide, I wouldn't have been able to dry the monument! Thanks.
I found that a better way to dry out sponges for me is
1. Loot as many monuments as you can
2. make a automated furnace with hoppers and chests
3. rotate couple stacks of sponges and wet sponges in the furnace
you use 2 stacks, go to the automatic furnace, dump all wet ones in and take the dry ones. sure you could also portal to nether, but with the furnaces you can do something else at the same time while they dry, like keep on draining water or making the sections.
hmmmmm grind out 3-4 temples orrrr right click in nether hmmmm
@@XFrost_210 well, its useful to have alot of sponges anyways. with elytra you can loot multiple monuments in no time. to me it was way more annoying to run back and forth all the time.
@@Alexandros.Mograine one thing gives u 30ish, u can build a nether portal where u work 🤷♂️
@@XFrost_210 you can do what you want, but clearing a monument takes so much time. if you wanna go back and forth to nether with 20 sponges go ahead lmao.
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When you realise that you are building almost all farms from Shulkercraft : ‹3
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@@san5iscool341 Hii Broo
Its not their design they just make a tutorial about it
@@shiparelli3448 Yes Sir But I am Using from their channel and not the Farm's Design Channel
i just want to say thank you. we've tried to do this for more than a week, now we finnally found the size for the circle.
What is the size??
I don't know how, but these guys seem to read my mind. They always drop a tutorial about sth I just wanted to do a day ago
couple extra tips:
-using a hoe can insta-break sponges
-if your low on sponges, it can be useful to section off smaller areas for draining
-a substitute for sand/gravel can be leaves, as they are easy to collect and can be burnt once drained.
Also you can use ilmango’s video on water draining machines to help out with the draining process
don't forget to use the nether to insta-dry sponges
edit: at the time of commenting this, I was not the full-way through the video
Leaves aren't gravity blocks :/
@@kanikaanand364 you can go underwater and place them, doesnt matter that they arent gravity blocks
Flying to desert and grabbing more sand would be faster than going into water and placing leaves imo. Since swimming takes longer than sitting and spamming right click.
The thing which was in my mind finally came true
Now i can drain an entire ocean monument ❤️
You are a saint; thank you so much. You've saved me from accidentally making it way harder for myself than it needed to be ❤
Dude, you are just amazing, I have a survival world and I use your farms that are really good, thanks for existing
1:14
axolotl : I am here to help
shulkercraft : BOOM
Time in the video : 8 minutes and 13 seconds
Time in minecraft : 8 hours and 13 minutes
me realising my life is a lie cuz wadzee took 80 hours and 13 mins to complete this project
After over twenty hours of work, I drained my first monument! Thanks a ton for the tutorial, I ended up using the same schematics as you. Definitely the coolest thing I've done in minecraft, at least so far.
How was the circle made? Like, how is the outline of the circle made? Because I thought it went 6, 5, 4, 2, 3, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 2, 4, 5, 6. Sorry if that's a little hard to read. That's what I thought the outline of the circle was but apparently it's not.
@@dodowz do u know now? Because i struggle with it 😭😂
@@kevin_goblin___9279 umm I completely forgot how I did it lol. I don't really play on that world anymore
@@dodowz 😭
Sorry 😔
how tf do i even make my circle round
Real
@@timsim83 - I wish I had known about this when I began my floating monument... the top half came out looking like Naxxramas and the bottom half (once I found a circle generator site) looks like the Death Star... /sigh
@@timsim83i love you bro
Yay i requested this but i actually didnt think they looked at my comment. Thank you so much and I hope you guys get more subs and viewers. respect.
Does anybody know the pattern for each corner of the circle?
Single piece of sand above tnt, then light tnt using fling and steel is the best method. Only uses 1 sand and much faster. The sand drops into the tnt block, causing it to damage blocks under water. I have no idea why barely anyone is doing it this way, but this is the easiest way.
My next question is not "how do I get my sponges dry" my next question is "how do I get them back"
Currently about 35% done draining a monument with a radius of 64 blocks. Good to know that I don't actually need 5x5 squares. Might continue doing it like that anyway for the extra safety, though, and at this point, I've got a good workflow going.
Me: drains 88x88 area around a monument
Shulkercraft 4 weeks later:
Me: Oh shut up
oof
This is the best minecraft tutorial channel ever
Having only 35 sponges made this kinda a pain to drain, but my tactic is just to place the sponges 1 block under the water surface and place them every 3rd block. that way i got a very nice and clean drain process. Also i used a hoe so picking up the sponges doesn't take 51 years when you're in the water. placing all the sand absolutely sucked but it also feels rewarding knowing you didn't use any machines n stuff. just sharing my experience over here. drained about 60% of the monument as of right now.
Would you do it again?
@@Daltygaming2 maybe if i have to much time on my hands again
I drained my monument a while ago (1.15 world with friends) and I did not take away the kelp and seagrass - yes they caused major pain :') (for those who might not know, like me back then: they create sourceblocks of water, or well, are waterlogged in other words)
takes such a long time yes, but afterwards you're able to make a crazy efficient guardian farm c:
Pro Tip: For making the walls to divide the ocean into smaller sections, use smart pistons. Build one at any end and start placing your blocks. Iskall85 used this too!
your re so patient
When someone disrespects my pitiful life choices: 0:40
This guy’s patience is unbelievable
Instead of the whole setup with a redstone block you can put a piece of sand on top of the tnt then light the tnt with either a pressure plate or flint and steel and it will drop the sand onto the tnt and still work underwater.
I mostly like lauri making the builds in the tutorial because he do in a interesting way
Mojang: What if we created a temple under the ocean that was incredibly difficult and was protected by large sea monsters
Players then: wow that sounds really difficult
Players now: pathetic
Nice joke 😂
do you think that this method is easy, it takes hours(I think 15 hours) to just get the amount of sand from the duper, and days to place them, and to put the sponges, how pathetic(and yes I know this is a joke)
5:55 Wow lol, yeah bring some friends for this one!
What Happens If u drain the monument w the elders inside?
They flop about
It's harder to drain as you have to do it with mining fatigue and its harder to get the sponges back with the effect.
i never do that in my world
That sick
Woah thanks I’m hoping to make a world with one of these the circle tracing really helped
I thought wadzee is only one who is crazy but this guys are on whole new level
im too lazy lol
last night I thought about draining a ocean monument and shulkercraft pulls through
U should show the diagonal blocks count for the sand border it will help many people out
I need the radius of the circle man
8, 6, 4, 2, 3... The rest you are easy to tell
Shulkercraft hardworker no matter how long it take to make a video they alway took their time to entertained us
I developed my own more efficient way of draining when I built my ocean base. Make it 5 blocks of space between the walls and place 2 netherack and 1 sponge and keep doing that in the middle. Then drop down 3 blocks and do it again. Once I used all my sponge I ran long it with a macro spam switching between my netherite hoe and pick to break it all. You then dry the sponge in the nether and repeat.
That’s what I do to
Thank u I was making the sections you put the sponges in to wide
Me(who already drained a temple on my own): interesting
I used a similar way to do it, but the server I played on had disabled gravity blocks duping, so I had to suffer twice as you all
That's not Twice >_< its 5x
Man grab 2 efficiency 5 unbreaking 3 shovel and start mining sand. 1 hour of mining sand is enough
A minehut server I presume? It's super annoying how minehut disables sand and tnt dupers, which are necessary for most late game builds...
This will be my next mega project. Thank you
hey Shukercraft, could you also include a blueprint for the sand cylinder construction at 3:44? I want to do this too, but I dont know how to make a perfect circle. thx :)
EDIT:
Nvm, I found a circle grid site, sry
What’s the site?
WHATS THE SITE PLZ
Bro what is the circle grid site?
What’s the site
@@billbob8016 just search for minecraft circle generator
step one: don't
I used conduit for this purpose 😁😁😁!!! This gives more advantages !!!
Ah this is gona help us a lot! Now I can make a good puffer fish farm!
I can make a bone meal farm now + a fish farm 😌
That all you need lol
I started this project with my friend, and i did not know that it would be that big of a project :D We are now 6-8 hours in and half is done 😅
damn loving these bops 😫
LOL 😆
AMAZING, me and my friend decided to start a server where we're gonna drain this whole thing, takes a lot of time but at the end it's all worth it :)
Can you make a totorial on how to make a gardian farm in the monument with out distroing the monument
i think that’ll be his next tutorial, be patient
It’s quite easy, he 100# will, gnembon made a vid about it but it’s not quite the tutorial, I would recommend just making a square 12x12 and in the middle 3x3 empty, the small square is where our mobs will die and out collecting system will be then, u fill the big square with water and at the bottom put soul sand and at the top put some water flowing to the small square. Wad really did a similar design. If u want more details give me your discord handle
@@ahmedbennouna2200 tnx
You can find a video about this I don't remember who made it
Totorial lol
best tutorial channel
in my opinion using machines are way faster and thats what I was hoping this video would show
Agreed I completed draining an ocean monument in a 2 day afk session. Only spent about 2-3 hours setting it up. Used a sand duper to get required materials, then fed it into a dispenser and fired at me. Did some math as too how much sand I would need and built the Ilmango design. Then just used torches to get rid of the sand. It’s honestly hard to watch people do it manually.
@@tomgargan8339 I used flying machines to drain it but I was just draining an ocean not a monument so it probably made easier for me
@@seanhealy3694 as long as they don’t want the monument though you can mine it out easily with beacon and conduit
@@seanhealy3694 I agree
IT is really nice seeing he is doing this in survival not creative
How do you make the circle? Mine always looks odd like a square with rounded edges.
All the edits were sooo cool and satisfying
Loved the video!
Can you please make a tutorial of guardian farm inside an ocean monument which takes less space and dosen't matter its efficiency. 128 sea lanterns per hour is enough for me.
this one ruclips.net/video/t_D8xmqtM3A/видео.html, you don't even have to drain the monument, it's materials are extremely easy to get, and you can get 128 sea lanterns in 2 minutes using it
@@chamsderreche5750 Without portals cause they are banned in the server I play we have to use commands to go there. And secondly I want to fit it in the corner of my drained monument
@@hardikadhikari8a766 not possible
u deserver the sub and view of every minecraft player on the planet
6:46 among us character drains ancient underwater temple with help from giant cheese cubes.
shut up
Working very hard support shulker craft
BRO WHERE IS THE TUTORIAL
This video is really well laid out and easy to understand and i really like the transitions.
How long will this take on avg
How long did it take?
@@alcoholicgorilla6945 without resource gathering and just building it took like 20-30 hours but I did do it very in efficiently so you can probably do it in like 15. It was just the sand placing for me that took so long
@@notzappy the sand boarder took me a long time i just need to get sponges now but i have no potions of water breathing so im kinda stuck lol
@@alcoholicgorilla6945 if you can just make a conduit that’s what I did and it was so useful
ShulkerCraft: Completely drains an Ocean Monument in survival
Me: Too bad, I’m doing it in creative. I also have a friend to help me
5:00 instead of pickaxe, I recommend you to use a hoe which is faster
This is such a big grind. It takes days and days in single player.
Most things take days in single player but it's definitely worth it
@@0dds0cks99 not really, wht would you want over 80k guardian items per hour, just make cortizerino's most powerful no drain guardian farm and it produces more than enough for most players
Does anyone know the exact dimensions of the sand placement? Like I've used circle generators but doesn't work with 2×2 center, I just wanna get the exact sand circle block placement, it's hard to explain
do it in even number (plotz modeller) is good its what i use, dont use odd numbers
@Dumno you give me hope to finally hop back on my world after 3 months lol
this video was just in time when i need it
Does anyone know what are the measurements of the edge of the circle?
Their is a website for circle measurement
@@rohithkumarn2120 what is that cite?? I need to know lol
thanks you bro
To quickly mine the sponges in the nether i recommend using a hoe, it saves a lot of time.
The thumbnail is so adorable 🤗
Shulkercraft:use any gravity block
Me:thinks about anvils
Everyone : I'm so afraid of doing this task..it is so time taking...😱😱😱😱
Shulkercraft : ya we should do this for a simple tutorial 😎😎😎😎
Congratulations for 1 million in advance. Your videos are awesome 🤠
If u dont need the monument in the middle, mine it out while its still waterlogged, then use flying machines to drain the monument.
Much faster
If i didnt want the monumento id just drain some random parte if the ocean
you could have said the numbers since and a tutorial numbers of the sands placed would help a lot
OMG shulkercraft finally got a portal with corners filled
7:27 he did it