I Fought The Creaking In Survival.

[@Pixlriffs]

Another thought I've had since making this video: Pale Moss is better for moss mining! Since it doesn't generate the azalea & flowering azalea saplings, that means less inventory clutter, and no chance of accidentally growing a tree in your pit. Any other fun ideas from this snapshot? Comment below!

[@hikari1690]

Using the vines and bonemeal can be an interesting vertical redstone counter

[@Sandwich1-akp]

Always great to see another pixlriffs video. Thank you for the inspiration to continue my channel and my Minecraft building journey.

[@PromptCriticalJello]

I'm not certain, but i don't think the pale moss is insta-mineable, so it would be slower.

[@hikari1690]

@@PromptCriticalJello Seems to be the same. Atleast it seems to be similar while breaking with a non-hoe. My concern is not breaking even with the bonemeal spent because we composting less now

[@The_Cloudbreaker]

I think it would be great if creaking hearts only appear in trees grown in the pale garden biome. That way they are renewable, but won't cause creaking mobs to accidentally spawn elsewhere. I also think it would be great to have the option to make the creaking hearts glow with a redstone charge. That way they can more easily be used for decoration. Probably only have them spawn mobs when they glow due to pale oak placed on both ends of it though.

[@moricantry]

Thank you Pix for taking time for yourself! Low key brag there, “sorry, I was busy touching grass” Loved seeing you in a group photo getting with Joel, FWhip etc recently!

[@Pixlriffs]

It was so fun to hang out with them all! Whenever I travel it's usually to visit family, so it was great to see some friends :)

[@moricantry]

@@Pixlriffs there were a few of the hermit/ empire crew group photos , especially around twitchcon, so to scroll and see you in one was fantastic! I hope you chat about that some on a stream!

[@kristajones7202]

​@@PixlriffsI was happy to see that you were enjoying yourself in the good weather. I live in a region of the US that rains ~45"/115cm in 6 months straight. When the sun shines, you answer the call. Thank you for all of the work you put into your content, it's always amazing.

[@Komodo040]

Wait what? When did Pix see them IRL and where are the posts? I see all of them on twitter and managed to miss this?

[@nisseheim4996]

Since you mentioned flowers missing from the pale garden on the spawn chunks, it seems like the perfect opportunity for Mojang to add a flower that gives us grey dye, the one remaining dye you can't directly farm(I think?). Also, another flower that acts like the pink petals would be lovely. In my head I call them Ashfall. Edit: Right.. purple.

[@justcallmeness]

Purple comes from 2-high lilac, so it can be farmed! I think cyan is the missing boy you're thinking about (that can't directly be farmed, though its components can).

[@tronman64]

@@justcallmeness Cyan actually I believe can be farmed, or created from, pitcher pod plants if I recall?

[@Littlewings1211]

​@@tronman64 really?? So I no longer have to trek about for a desert to make my favourite colour?! Excellent!

[@tronman64]

@@Littlewings1211 No but the being honest you might have better luck/work with the desert than finding sniffer eggs, setting up a sniffer area and hope they sniff up the right seeds etc. But it is nice to have a flower that gives that dye and agree they should add a flower that makes grey dye from the pale garden.

[@emilyrose5205]

@@justcallmeness lilac is magenta! speaking of dye: they need to add the green recipe (yellow + blue) since they have it for orange etc, also light purple needs to be added and green wood

[@6Unknown_Source9]

Ideas to "improve" the Biome and Creaking: • Fog, this biome needs its own fog to render the players vision to get in with the spooky ambience (or a New Weather: Fog, that can also work) • More pale plants, like white pumpkins or pale flowers • The Creaking's damage and speed needs to be slightly higher, idk it's fairly easily avoidable • More Tree Shape, I get it that Mojang is insisting that it's a Dark Oak Variant, but it definitely needs it own identity • Structures would be nice, like ancient stone circle, mausoleum, or graveyard. "Ideas of Reasons to Go there" • Pale Bloom! a flower that grows on pale moss and grows to adjacent pale moss(similar to how Mushroom spreads). This Flower is rare CAN'T be collected during the day or silktouch, you need to wait for NightFall to Collect the flower, risking your life venturing in to the night while dealing with the Creaking - purpose of this flower can be a new potion ingredient for a new effect,

[@Cross_111]

Really good ideas!!

[@passioninmyeyes555]

Redstoner here. Please no more tree shapes. I'm tired of having a different farm for all the trees types

[@Foxeyify]

I think the fog should be there at night, maybe tied in with the moon cycle or particularly heavy during rainfall and storms. Having fog there always would be annoying.

[@It-b-Blair]

@@Foxeyifyfeels! I always turn it off anyway though… I especially dislike the nether fog.

[@It-b-Blair]

@@passioninmyeyes555same. I also think it’s funny how people want different shapes, but when there is one released everyone complains it’s too difficult to harvest and don’t build with it (still convinced that the only reason poopy colored spruce is popular is because it’s the easiest to get lots of 😂😂)

[@09djcollins]

As a Louisianian, I have always wanted a Cypress tree with Cypress moss in Minecraft. I'm glad they have the pale moss now to make a custom Cypress tree look more realistic.

[@Deviantygr]

Yes! My first thought on seeing this from Pix - "Hanging Moss?!? That's SPANISH MOSS!!"

[@bravehearticus]

"Is this big salmon?!" *glares at skizz and beef*

[@kleinesren7064]

my thoughts exactly. I still don't know what he meant tbh xD

[@It-b-Blair]

@@kleinesren7064for years there has been a parity difference between bedrock and Java, where bedrock had larger salmon. Op comment still made me chuckle

[@kleinesren7064]

@@It-b-Blair oh haha, thanks for letting me know!

[@nmgg6928]

My brain goes to ibxtoycat first hes been touting the superiority of bedrocks big salmon for a while before the change lol

[@kristajones7202]

​@@nmgg6928As a Bedrock player, I agree that Big Salmon were something worth bragging about.

[@ToastaToast]

Imagine a monochrome 1920s cartoon themed build. Like a little village or even just a cottage made of a black-white-gray block palette. Could go even further and do some terraforming by ripping up green grass and replacing it with pale moss and a similar looking gray block.

[@Littlewings1211]

That sounds badass!

[@caldog619]

Minecraft: Gameboy edition

[@Foxeyify]

I think Mojang nailed it with the creaking heart block. Redstone uses, decoration, mob spawning, ambience, mini-game usage. There is a lot to unpack with this one. The comment Pix made about the pale moss not producing as many blocks when bonemealed so that it would be easier to mine with. Also, the ambience of the biome. Fantastic content which is very usable.

[@TheMonsterExplorers]

I really appreciate your positive outlook!!! A lot of people have been so quick to point out what could be better but I’m really excited to check this out in my world and troll my friends with Creaking Hearts!

[@phantomjaden]

I think the concern isn't about needing a reason to visit (or revisit) the pale garden biome, but about the lack of reason to do so at night. There isn't any reason to interact with the creaking, unless you find that experience inherently enjoyable. I'm totally fine with having unique building blocks as the only draw to visit a biome, as is the case with many other overworld biomes. However, Mojang has put significant effort into designing a totally new mob for this biome that most players will likely avoid entirely by visiting the biome only during the day. I really want the creaking to feel like it has some meaningful value as a feature, rather than existing to be avoided and ignored. Even something as simple as making the creaking drop pale oak logs on death could provide that value for me, because that would introduce a unique and interesting method for farming what would otherwise be an obnoxious wood type to farm.

[@ApollosDagger]

I *love* the pink/purple tint of the stripped logs and planks! They pair so nicely with cherry wood and I can’t wait to build with them! It’s so wild to see how green stripped birch looks in comparison! The creaking heart is also such a beautiful block! Maybe one of my fav newer blocks actually? I’m very happy they don’t spawn anything with other wood types around it though haha!

[@Pixlriffs]

The Creaking Heart is my new Copper Bulb. A block I will yearn for until it is released

[@thomasf8100]

I know this is supposed to be a small drop, and not a major update, but one way they could expand on this could be a special pale garden village type. It could look abandoned during the day, but have non-sleeping villagers who appear at night. They could be passive, but unsettling in some way, and should have a couple unique trades (maybe having something to do with the creaking heart). Maybe there is a locksmith villager who can convert keys from the trial chambers into keys that can be used with doors and chests.

[@carriehulsey7225]

I can't wait to find this for my current Addams Family inspired world. This is going to make a wonderful addition to the surroundings and Morticia's greenhouse.

[@goodboi650]

The first block I thought of when I saw the stripped Pale wood was Calcite! Maybe you checked it offscreen, but I think Calcite is another great accompaniment to the palette.

[@simsley5501]

36:23 if you crouch while holding the shield, then I think you can strip logs

[@r.k.knight2164]

Glad you're back but also glad that you did what you felt like doing at the time. I think I lot of creators put a lot of pressure on themselves to upload regularly and get burned out. I'm looking forward to more of the survival guide. I use it as reference for gameplay quite a bit.

[@truthhunterhawk3932]

I think that the whole biome should have a wall for it's border, to better cement the fact that it is a "garden" and gardens are often private areas. Not necessarily a complete wall either, but perhaps ruined in places with age, crumbling, high in some places, nonexistent in other places, and slightly overgrown, probably with the pale moss Edit: the garden could have smaller pale oak variants like how the jungle works, adding a slight undergrowth. These could easily be used to overgrow some parts of the wall to help the immersion

[@jacobdegeling]

You need to crouch to strip logs while wielding an axe (edit: and while holding your shield in your off hand)... Which I like because I don't accidentally strip logs anymore 😅

[@trevinbeattie4888]

I thought that was just if you have a shield in your off-hand? Because right-clicking raises the shield by default if present; otherwise it does the secondary function of the tool in your main hand.

[@Lycanthe1st]

Correct it is if you have a shield equipped in the offhand

[@jacobdegeling]

Yes thanks for picking that oversight up, you do have to have the shield in the offhand for that statement to be true

[@kurooniyuri5715]

The Pale moss reminds me of Spanish moss growing from trees. Also white wood (or more specifically white doors, trapdoors, and fences) has been something I have been wishing for each new update for so long. I am so happy it is finally here, and I love the design. Now I just need black ones and I will finally be complete.

[@thejonbmc]

I wish you could display the end texture of the creaking heart in its active state because it looks so cool. Unfortunately it turns back to gray as soon as you expose it. They should provide some kind of workaround for that for builders. Maybe make it show the active texture with redstone without actually making it active?

[@Pixlriffs]

As a builder I'm pretty used to there being inaccessible block states. I'm sure creative builders will just adjust it with the debug stick and Survival builders will just be happy with what we get!

[@thriftymama3786]

Isn't it always active if a creaking has spawned? I think people will nametag and hide the creaking after activating so that they can use the colorful heart block in builds

[@thejonbmc]

@@thriftymama3786 unfortunately they despawn when the sun comes up whether they’re name tagged or not.

[@thriftymama3786]

​@@thejonbmc I just got to that point of the video. Dang, cuz that lit up block is really cool looking

[@tmoonias807]

I keep drifting away from Minecraft but Pixl keeps bringing me back.

[@dastan4natsad]

Thank you Pixlriffs for this upload. Your videos have some magic to them, and I missed it a lot❤

[@ion0057]

i've been wanting to push for them to add lighting effects in the pale garden since mincon. like make the fact the garden lights up at night be a point of interest. flowers that you can't see during the day, only to bloom and glow yellow-orange (like the creaking's eyes) at night. i think the mosses and leaves should glow too. a slight bluish, even if it's just light level 1 or 2. i think it would be visually amazing and help reduce other mobs which i agree, ruin the mood of the biome. they hammered down with the "pale" but the "garden" feels like an empty promise. personally, i don't like the desaturation because we have so many biomes which are already desaturated. tundras with the bluish grass, savannas with the dull brown and badlands with the even worse brown. the mountain biomes don't have great colors either (cherry being the only good mountain biome). i get the wood color, and i can see potential for the wood color to grow into stained wood in the future, i just can't get into having a splotch of grey on the world and convince myself that it's interesting.

[@sabiralangevin]

I just love how unsettling it was when it shambled forward at you with the pumpkin head on-so fun and spooky!

[@KrisTC]

36:50: i thought you could shift right click to strip bark and remove wax with shield. Change was made trail chambers. For new lights.

[@Pixlriffs]

Yeah, I just didn't think to shift-click on it. I have yet to get used to that adjustment

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

I'm feeling the pale oak / cherry / crimson gradient. To me, the pale moss feels like it would pair well with some of the lighter stone types.

[@TheWanderingTrader_]

the heart seems to have a wooden texture that compares to the same texture of reinforced deep slate. very cool to have it!

[@kestrelgaming554]

The pale garden is fascinating and love it otherworldly feel. Good to see someone walking around it in survival.

[@dianauwu1312]

Honestly, I think more niche resources should be placed in specific places. I like having a lot of "core", always useful stuff centered in one place like food, logs, iron, sugarcane, etc but having my slime in a swamp, my geode farm somewhere nearby, an ice farm, guardian farm, witch farm etc etc gives the world a "network" feeling that's just as satisfying as a bunch of resources all in one convenient chunk and encourages me to build different styles and ideas that wouldn't really fit in with my main hub. Besides, I like automation, efficiency and density so if Mojang let me cram everything into a home base the lag would become utterly unreasonable with everything running at once.

[@rccardistry]

Just have to add, I really enjoy how you play through snapshots, awesome video!

[@Korra228]

The carved pumpkin is like Minecraft's sunglasses

[@riuphane]

I don't know if you figured it out or not, but from what I heard, the ambient noises are caused by the hanging moss, meaning you should be able to add it to your builds...

[@hikari1690]

45:42 wow! What he made up in seconds wood have taken me hours of planning! This is why I stick to redstone *sniffles*. That said I'm sorry for leaving multiple comments. I would forget if I didn't. Also looking forward to the Halloween build with this stuff and warped wood and crimson wood and prismarine~ Also thank you for giving me my new build palette. Finally updated from cobbled deepslate + deepslate tiles to tuff+pale moss haha

[@jackexp]

Great work, Pix, keep it up! Much love!

[@SamiSpoon]

During Minecraft Live there happened to be string next to the players as they broke a Heart without Silk, and I was so excited because I thought that's what it dropped and thematically it worked so well to have a puppeteering block drop string

[@namikbatra4094]

Glad to know you had fun in the off time. welcome back

[@volehunter]

It would be interesting if there were color variants of the creaking depending on what wood type surrounded the heart.

[@Ivafakename]

I think they should make it so you can choose to make the heart glow without making it a spawner, maybe with redstone or something, it's just a very nice glow that I'm sure would look great in a build, you could even call it an un-beating heart or un-creaking heart.

[@Littlewings1211]

Thanks Pix, for essentially creating a video of what my brain does when I see a new block 😂 It's definitely a creepy mob, which is going to be a lot of fun. As soon as I saw the greyish hue I was hoping you'd try it with the Acacia, it looked so cool! I think my favourite was the leaf gradient though. Hope you enjoyed the summer, it's well and truly gone now! 😂😂 Spooky season is upon us!!

[@domthedoc5809]

I HAVENT SEEN YOU IN MY FEED IN SO LONG BUT IM HAPPY YOURE FINALLY SHOWING UP AGAIN

[@OksanaSean]

Awesome video! Love your content! Your survival guide is my go to whenever I am trying something new. Thanks for everything!

[@deborahbryant4094]

Great video. Can't wait until the pale garden gets here. It's going to be awesome. Thanks for the tips on the creaking.

[@aqueous7429]

These certainly might be an interesting way to check if it is day or night in the overworld from the end or nether. Without needing a villager and bed for them to sleep in.

[@cyberstormz1286]

According to xisuma the erie sounds i tied to the pale hanging moss

[@jacobmuench5277]

New fun challenge face the ender dragon while wearing a pumpkin with an creaking heart hidden in the middle of each obsidian pillar

[@hikari1690]

41:05 I wonder if you can trap a creaking in a boat to keep the heart lit up? Cause would be cool to use in a custom ent or maybe as monster eyes

[@mehmoodkazi7297]

The creaking mob cannot go into a boat or minecart

[@hikari1690]

@@mehmoodkazi7297 Noooooo! That's such a shame. Now I wonder if we sandwich a bunch of those hearts between pale logs will they all light up?

[@OrigamiMarie]

I suspect there's no way to keep a Creaking alive during the day, since it kinda dies rather than despawning.

[@Lea_D.]

Wow, the acacia logs go perfectly with the creaking heart! And looking at the birch next to the pale oak planks/stripped logs, I would swear it was oak!

[@Silvery1313]

I love the new pale wood! And OMG I LOVE the new bundles! I tried a new survival world and tried to just walk to find the biome - wandered for like 5 MC days. Just kept making bundles. Kept all the saplings and bits n bobs I found along the way. Food starters from a village. A handful of redstone, etc. Gave up and used the locate command, but still walked there. Ended up with 5 bundles in my inventory that held everything I had found. I didn't have to just drop stuff in chests along the way or let it despawn. My Pale Garden is tiny and has exactly one Creaking in it. Need to find a bigger biome once I get silk touch to get some of those blocks.

[@satviksingh7242]

yay so glad to see you back pix :D

[@catharsis9789]

theres so many areas of improvement its really exciting what they might do, i figured the creaking could save its place allowing for easy use in contraptions, but one issue with this is it adds "just trap them in holes" as a permanent solution to the biome you might travel through often, having it require name tags might make it seem less viable. Another thing is that the creaking only creates particles on player hit, definitely should interact with mobs But also dispensers in this way..

[@gerstenpower7398]

Was hoping you were going to come back soon. Thanks for the video as always.

[@Steamscreativejournal]

I think it would be cool if we could just power the creaking heart with redstone to light it up but not let the creaking spawn.

[@RagingViking901]

This was awesome! Thanks so much for hitting this snapshot ❤

[@BeetleFuzz]

Hey Pix, have a large area with hanging moss, and turn the environment sounds on... This is I think an underlooked mechanic that I hope becomes more commonplace in Minecraft! More creative ways to bring ambiance in your builds

[@artandgrow9240]

Even with this special new biome, I’m still waiting for a basic firefly or firebug mob. They could blink just like sculk blocks blink, spawn only at night around tall grass or some specific type of bush but not interact with hostile mobs besides maybe reduce their spawning. And you could craft glass jars to catch the firebugs in, so a glass jar with 1-4 firebugs would have the same light strength as 1-4 candles. And maybe they could sometimes drop a glowing ink item like glow squids do ✨ I just feel like they could add something really nostalgic and special to the game and players would feel encouraged to go exploring at night more 😆

[@TheMutatedSlime]

Yessss a video and dont worry about it. As long as you make the highest quality content you can, that’s all that matters

[@laerite]

I wish there was a way to use the creaking heart like a redstone lampor other light block... it looks so good as a light block, i just want a warm wood vibe lamp without spawning enemies!!

[@chaoticinkinc.3145]

I wish the heart could light up without spawning the creaking. That glow is perfect for Halloween builds but I wouldn't want to build a Halloween town/village that I really can't wander around at night.

[@kathleencollins7406]

I've found so many color pallets for this wood type that would fit amazing like pale oak, cherry wood, acacia wood, mangrove, then crimson wood.

[@thiagoaquino9609]

It seems to me that the safest way to deal with the creaking (other than leaving the biome before night falls) is to pillar up. It is easy to escape the creature's attack range. From there, bridge to the tree and disable the heart. Not fast, but pretty safe

[@elsalaiho1699]

I think the hanging moss might be inspired more by like, certain types of lichen - i'm not sure what they're called in English, but there's some types of lichen that grow in a way where they like, hang down from tree branches, and I think even though it's called moss, the pale hanging moss kinda looks a bit like those lichens. So in that regard I guess it makes sense you can't climb the hanging moss! irl the lichens would be way too fragile to climb on

[@Foxeyify]

Yes, you are right. There are a few names for it. The one we commonly use where I am is Old Man's Beard.

[@justcallmeness]

It's called Spanish moss here. It's really cool

[@anipodat394]

​@@justcallmeness​​Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides) is not a lichen, but it is indeed cool! I think the pale hanging moss is closer to Spanish moss than the lichen Usnea (old man's beard). At least it's called moss, and it can grow on oak (and cypress). Neither is actually a moss; the former is a bromeliad, while the latter is a lichen. I actually don't know if any moss or lichen strong enough to climb exists.

[@abominateshun3386]

Might be interesting if there were a way to modify the heart or pale oak logs to prevent the heart from activating. Like if you had a pillar of pale oak with a heart in it, then somehow "wax" the heart (similar to waxing copper blocks) and sandwiching it between pale oak logs won't activate it, but then someone does a little mischief and strips the heart to remove the waxing and it can activate. If pumpkin heads make the creaking always aggressive, I wonder if it's possible to get a charged creeper to make it drop a creaking head and if wearing a creaking head makes the creaking always passive. Or maybe wearing a creaking head in the presence of a heart might give some weird status effect that removes color saturation in your world or something, and maybe that can get added to "How Did We Get Here?" The idea of trapping a creaking and using it as a 3D compass in a minigame would be pretty interesting. Is there a limit to how far the creaking can be, or can you basically put it anywhere and it will have particles travel all the way across the world to the heart?

[@hikari1690]

32:40 I wonder if pale wood blocks exists (the one made of 4 logs) and if those activate the heart

[@Pixlriffs]

They do, according to the wiki! Pale Wood and logs, along with their stripped variants, all activate the creaking heart.

[@hikari1690]

Thank you. Didn't expect it to be on the wiki already because it's still a snapshot to be honest

[@Christopher-cr7pw]

Been waiting for this video

[@michaeledwards908]

I like the Pale Garden, more exploring for me lol, Also thanks for the potential Ideas, Graveyard or something spooky

[@theodysseyowl]

Thoughts: I think it would be cool if the carpet moss extended to three blocks, but it also looks good with only two I agree that it makes sense for the heart to only activate with pale wood. I think that it should emit a bit of light, and I expected light levels to not effect it, as it didn't in the preview? Maybe they'll change that I do think it makes sense for the creaking heart to only spawn in the pale oak forest; not sure about them spawning when you grow more trees in that biome. It does provide people the chance to create farms for them, though; whether for decoration or minigames If a creaking is nametagged, I don't think it should despawn (specifically because of minigames and such. it would suck to have a cool idea for some sort of game or scavenger hunt like you said, but have to constantly be re-setting the whole thing up) Honestly the pale oak doors and trapdoors are the best kind since spruce (imo) I cannot WAIT to see what BDouble0100 does with this wood, the minute I saw it I thought about how much it matches his style

[@mellowmanta8975]

"Is this..Big Salmon?" god I had war flashbacks for a second there

[@volehunter]

The way you said “Big Salmon” made me laugh. Made me think of the hermit craft reference….

[@hikari1690]

21:57 Did the footage cutoff cause he missed the landing or cause him nailing the landing is too boring?

[@Pixlriffs]

I tend to make edits based on commentary lol, I landed the water bucket but I didn't think it was worth leaving in the video. It's only like a 7 block fall anyway, not an impressive feat

[@hikari1690]

@@Pixlriffs hehe. That said I'd miss the bucket myself if I'm being honest

[@devonburkhalter9840]

I wish they grew more in the shape of a "live oak," especially with the Spanish moss that hangs off of them. Or a Cypress tree shape would be cool, too.

[@KitsukiiPlays]

I feel like shielding from a creaking attack should be an achievement! The “aha!” Advancement

[@elsalaiho1699]

The fact that the trees are oaks specifically and that it's called the creaking heart means that I've had "Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather" stuck playing in my head pretty much since the reveal, even though there's very little actually similar between the two, just like, creepy stuff, oak trees, and the word heart, and my brain decided to go wandering on its own way...

[@trevinbeattie4888]

I wasn’t clear from the Minecraft Live presentation whether they finally gave us painted wood (colorable with dyes) or if it’s only that pale oak gives us white wood. From your video it looks like it’s the latter case.

[@Pixlriffs]

They've never brought up the idea of painted wood. I think it's mostly because they want reasons for players to get excited about new wood types in future updates, and adding 16 colours of wood would be a huge volume of new blocks without any improvements to inventory management.

[@adamathepianoman]

That big salmon exclamation made me realize just how bizarrely different Bedrock and Java are. 😂 I’m so used to that as a bedrock player that it never would have crossed my mind.

[@MonzeEoh]

This update was a good move on their half Alot of the time it's been mindless attack and build wall shields to avoid damage but now there's no space to escape your blind spots I'm curious to see how we adapt to this

[@jon_kazman]

I really think it would be fun if the creaking got more aggressive as you damage the tree. Maybe one could even spawn in the daytime if you start chopping a tree with a creaking heart in it. It would be like it's protecting the tree.

[@Ninjagal22]

If you remember your copied city project, i think the pale gardens could be the perfect biome to build it in, especially since you'll have new white blocks in game!

[@MonzeEoh]

I want a haunted bog terrain with quicksand, webs /web carpet everywhere and spiders with taller faster legs and they can spray webs to slow the player. And I want to be able to climb walls (or just certain blocks) with their legs

[@OccidentalAvian]

One cool thing about creakings that you missed: illagers are scared of them!

[@micahnuckols5046]

The creaking's vision was covered by a block, so maybe try to be visible when blocking it in to test what it will do. Although, its eyes were lit up, so it was aggroed.

[@LizQuilty]

can you use a piston to move the pale oak to the heart to enable/disable ?

[@joshuasnow810]

It would be cool if you put other wood types around the heart if would create creaking of that wood type.

[@Pixlriffs]

That'd be fun, but I'm not sure the novelty would be worth the tradeoff of being unable to use other logs around the Creaking Heart. I'm really attached to this acacia wall now lol

[@joshuasnow810]

@@Pixlriffs I agree the acacia wall looked awesome. Another idea. If you took the heart to another biom and put in a tree there it would slowing turned that into a pale forest of the type.

[@tigerlily6968]

What would cherry blossoms look like if they're in the pale Garden

[@unblockabl]

how about calcite and the stripped blocks?

[@thejonbmc]

I've missed those dulcet tones

[@logicbug]

What happens when you put 3 hearts on top of each other? Does the middle heart activate?

[@PromptCriticalJello]

Someone showed the creaking spawning on glass blocks. I don't think that it is affected by normal spawning conditions like light or block type.

[@anthonydean8558]

You can strip logs while holding a shield, you have to shift

[@annika93dk7]

Hey Pix, you can strip the wood with a shield, if you crouch :)

[@Zen-ud8fh]

I wonder if snow golems can attack creakings? The particle effects would look really good on a giant volcano build

[@hikari1690]

25:34 Mix in glow lichen too and warped wood and we can create some really pretty Halloween vibes~

[@volehunter]

Curious if this would make a good day night sensor, better than the villager in a bed method.

[@IansMindstorm]

That double craft thing is very useful

[@volehunter]

That regular moss block could have been from an enderman Edit: nope, enderman can’t pick up/drop moss blocks

[@thriftymama3786]

I forsee people using the creaking heart lit up in their decorating by allowing it to spawn the creaking, then nametagging him and hiding him somewhere. It just looks so cool lit up!! Edit: dang, just got to the part of the video when he despawned in daytime :(

[@SassyArcana]

I'm sad I can't use the Activated bottom and top part of the heart as decoration though :/ only the sides. it's such a pretty colour.

[@zxbzxbzxb1]

Huh warm weather in summer in the UK? When did that happen??! Think Pixls suffering from hallucinations 🤣

[@thejonbmc]

If you hold shift while carrying a shield you can strip logs and remove wax from copper.

[@brittany1049]

GREAT. Exactly what I wanted in Minecraft- weeping angels 😂

[@dracenathe6th383]

i really didnt expect the creaking heart to be directional

[@respectrealperson290]

Comment 100: Hiya Piclriffs! Thank you for this video!