Minecraft Is Trying To Kill You!

[@CraftyMasterman]

Guys... i didn't forget that pistons could push the player. I intentionally didn't mention it and even implied just BLOCKS like brooo you guys are literally the mf "but cwafty" bit AVATARS BY The4thAD!!!! kzbin.info/door/YSNWDLq8vczZbuj0lgmm7g

[@iexistbro60]

Lol

[@aqua-bery]

I love your little character he's so cute!

[@unlisted5474]

Just wanted to say water can flow down infinitely and if you do everything perfectly you can have one water bucket go across the entirety of a minecraft world. One cubic meter of water is around 1 thousand kilograms. So we would get one septillion kilograms from one water bucket. That is pretty heavy. Happily steve e is the strongest force known to man

[@unlisted5474]

Yeah please don’t ask me what I did with my life I will have nothing to say

[@dandabossthesecond3599]

lol lanigiro erom saw ti dne eht ta tub ,yroeht emag ekil saw ti trats eht tA (backwards writing glitch lol)

[@MrCube6]

Never realized Redstone was THIS dangerous! Insane video!

[@mreltrut5565]

How radiated are you???

[@uiinpui]

@@mreltrut5565 very

[@vitia2285]

@@mreltrut5565 not very

[@SUPREETH.]

S

[@someonecalledrichardthehuman]

Never close to intoxication .....for now

[@RandomGuy03]

Craftys editing is what’s killing us, not the Minecraft world (great editing btw looks sick)

[@sibymathew3252]

ok anyone understand anything lol

[@azulamazighberber]

You're righ- **dies** bro i said **dies** im dead go away

[@wiggle143]

Still more coherent than maxor

[@naianetwork2609]

IT'S PROBABLY THE CONTROVERSIAL CHAT REPORT SYSTEM.

[@Mine-pv1de]

Good. But very fast

[@bomono3973]

This is genuinely impressive. as a university graduate who took physics, I can say that the ability to just throw out units, and make them make sense in such a quick timeframe was incredibly impressive. Especially explaining watts and watt hours in such a succinct and effective way. The way that scale is explained despite the breakneck speed is really easy to follow, and I can say that I've never consumed a piece of media like this before in my life. I just want to give you some credit for making something so effective.

[@Person-fq1uf]

but how do you just convert from watts (a unit of power (which is energy use over time)) to kilowatt hours (a unit of energy (derived from the amount of energy used with a certain amount of power over a certain amount of time))? just wondering as a random idiot from youtube

[@SpringonMC]

the editing is making me go 200 miles every second, its really good but may be too fast

[@enkvadrat_]

He could half the speed and I would still watch the full video

[@jonirubik5374]

No no no I think it’s perfect He even could cram even more information in (At least in my opinion)

[@giuthais]

I have to watch his videos at 0.75x speed or I won't be able to catch everything 😭

[@jeremywoolley]

Too fast, yes!

[@justarandomwoof2247]

Me watching at 2x speed:

[@MonocleMC]

Man, Steve is one strong dude to withstand that gravity.

[@Xephyra]

Dude, think about the elytra. Just casually lifts a player carrying 27 shulkers of netherite blocks, or about 9530887680 kgs and cruising in 3gs at such high speeds.

[@RealmsSMPStudios]

@@Xephyrasubstitute that netherite with waters spreading pushed to the extreme…

[@tdog_]

Your forgot ONE important factor (excluding the fact that steve isn't human in a world that does not properly equate to the real world): Steve is superhuman. He can carry so many tons of solid netherite blocks (37(64*27*204280)+netherite armor+shulker boxes) Just the blocks weigh about 13,060,846,080kg! Steve is so strong he could definetly survive the piston and the gravity and the uranium and everything! Steve is the most powerful video game character EVER! Oh and the piston is WAYYYYY stronger if it can also lift steve with all mentioned above

[@diabIok]

yes

[@anonymoususer8982]

NERDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@roboticgames2989]

dont forgot with nbt data you can put chests inside chests so steve can carry inf mass....

[@tdog_]

@@anonymoususer8982 u are the definition of a 9 year old. from the username to they way you type. im not a nerd. im a minecraft enthusiast

[@Scugzerker]

Even worse, you can fill your inventory with shulker boxes filled with netherite blocks.

[@TheAquaAuthor]

Netherite is an alloy comprised of Gold and an element only referred to in game as 'Ancient Debris'. It is highly suggested through the properties of this metal that this element is actually *platinum*. The compression of Carbon into Diamond seems like a good concept, but the properties of Ancient Debris point toward a metal rather than a crystal.

[@bennyl9228]

Well, it could be nanotubes or nano-whatever. Pro tip: Use "nano" as a prefix to make anything sound cooler. Nano-examples: Nanobots, nanotubes, nano-etc.

[@olillin]

Love the editing and new resource pack, gives your content a very unique style

[@MaybeGamerLV]

Yes

[@therealgamingfire]

i belive its the bare bone texture pack?

[@Hjjja]

@@therealgamingfire it is!

[@PriggarGaming]

Hello mumbo

[@Phillip_Duck]

You missed something. The average distance form the surface to bedrock is way less than your calculated radius. How will that affect the density of the world? Update: I suppose since your gravity calculations match the games code well enough, there must be an explanation. Maybe the void under the bedrock is insanely dense, which would also explain why it kills you when you fall down there.

[@-aid4084]

My theory is the world is a Dyson sphere.

[@artiomboyko]

The void is not there, it was just coded in the game as it was easier Actually, the bedrock continues deeper and deeper until you get eight times closer to the center of the Minecraft world, where the bedrock ceiling is covering the Nether The Nether is eight times closer to the center, so when you get down there with a portal, go _d_ meters in one direction (i.e. _8d/r_ radians around the center) and get back up with another portal, you pass _(8d/r) × r = 8d_ meters in the Overworld, i.e. 8 times further. Everything matches

[@Phillip_Duck]

@@artiomboyko Fair enough

[@davidarvingumazon5024]

@@artiomboyko Hi

[@MrBurningGarbage]

@@artiomboyko By that logic, the world border isnt there either, since minecraft is intended to be an infinite game, but coding limitations caused the worlds to be not infinite, which would mean the world would be infinite.

[@CaptainTimeStories]

This one was so much fun. The calculations were spot on and the editing was pure lulz.

[@TrideGD]

This video was such a journey lmao I had no idea that that material thingo was in bedrock, now I kinda wanna play around with it lmao

[@DragonMCYT__]

AYO I DIDNT KNOW THAT YOURE INTRESTED IN MINECRAFT

[@2520WasTaken]

Great analysis on the piston's power, but you forgot one important factor. Netherite blocks are not affected by gravity.

[@Tom3sYT]

he's got a point

[@HyCat]

What if you're on bedrock edition and put shulker boxes of netherite blocks into 12 chests and move it with a piston? Pistons must be 64x27x27 times stronger

[@ghostbanana7661]

poor piston man

[@Shillabritish]

Ok now calculate the houses of electricity

[@M_1024]

* 27x27 times stronger

[@HyCat]

@@M_1024 oh yeah

[@iogamesplayer]

With bundles, it will be a little more ;)

[@tuna862]

since steve can carry millions of kilograms, can eat infinite amount of food and it doesn't need to dispose, he can eat an entire steak in seconds, can survive falling thousands of kilometers with just water, and most importantly, made out of cubes, he must be a very strong mutant man because of that radioactive redstone!

[@ZÏ̇̃]

I've been editing for a couple years and there is no doubt this has taken ages! Well done man fantastic video!

[@ebsolas]

Something to remember is that when you heat diamonds they evaporate. If netherite is just a super diamond then it'd lose a lot of mass due to the smelting process. Not to remember the lost mass of the impurities.

[@Owen322]

There is no way this doesn’t go viral the editing is insane

[@junglejuicejuno]

Steve must be one of the strongest fictional characters since he can carry 2,368 Anvils at a time in 3x the earth’s gravity and he can still jump a metre into the air If the anvils were 226kg that would come to around 535,168kg and that’s only with earth anvils god knows how heavy minecraft ones are, steve could very easily throw the statue of liberty across new york

[@primescoreredstonetutorials]

This editing is legit amazing, well done! It's been really neat to watch you grow over the years, good luck:)

[@RealmsSMPStudios]

I did the math, the amount of energy from circuit unit 1 on a redstone circuit carries a little more than a 4th of a kiloton of TNT…

[@caspermadlener4191]

There is probably a lot of material being lost when crafting netherite, so netherite wouldn't be four times as heavy as gold. Also, blocks are definitely not solid, because they can be made smaller (in item form), so what we see is just a paperthin outside layer. Objection! You forgot suffocation! Well, it is completely dark inside a block, so seeing anything inside is just an illusion. This makes for crazy lore.

[@theodorteo1657]

4:57

[@musikid_official]

Congrats on 100k! Just subbed an hour or so ago. Great content!

[@szupertntakos5000]

7:47 was that sound when the block transformed the sound of cahnging a bearing's rotation with a connect tool in scrap mechanic?

[@wiggle143]

Maybe, might also just be the spyglass sound

[@luk7aa]

This man is definitely a front bencher in school.

[@wobblestone3148]

This guy's editing always feels satisfying, I can see this video getting tons of millions of views

[@ikrk1717]

Let’s intentionally forget levers are just a random rock and a tree branch

[@Factsfromjimmy181]

Craftys manages to be our childhood and after years he still is one of the best KZbinrs on the entire platform!

[@tdog_]

You have posted 174 videos and are most likely a stolen channel or are just lying to get people to subscribe. If ya really want people to think you have 0 videos then you should probably start a new channel

[@asdwqrew124]

finally the bots realized how good crafty is and started commenting under his videos

[@NCKirito]

Woah. That was a lot of Math and.. Physics. I think that's enough studying for me today..

[@righthandman7330]

The well-crafted/nonsensical ratio of this video is unbelievable

[@ollystolly3111]

But cwafty, the world is hollow after about 200 blocks down anyway because the void is there…

[@enio3698]

Here from mumbo jumbo video even though i watched you before the video

[@mehdithezer0_985]

yoo

[@ameridev]

And the reason the player survives all this, is because of Steve's strength, he can survive temperatures that can instantly evaporate water, he can obliterate a log in seconds, he can carry unlimited weight, and he can get killed by a baby zombie. Meaning that both steve and the mobs in minecraft are gods and the earth itself is even stronger to where the desert plants can grow strong enough to kill them. Minecrafts world is unexplainable with superbeings, an endless void, the sun literally being infinite blocks away yet you can still see it. 3 dimensions possibly gonna be 4, steve can die from low temperatures but not high temperatures, etc. It just doesn't make sense at all.

[@caseyyeow1649]

Because everything is a cube

[@imthefatherofyoutube7993]

Cool vid :) Insane editing!

[@RedIsntHome]

The title just sound like a title MatPat would use on his Game Theory videos.

[@angusquigley3713]

High production value and entertaining 👌 keep it up :)

[@shadowrobot77]

The big G part can be used in a "out of context" video

[@ProPixel]

Crafty I am impressed!! This video has everything Netflix needed but doesn't have yet, the editing the scripting the EVERYTHING this is the best video I have ever watched! thank you.

[@TheAlienDoctor]

Amazing video! Cannot think about how long this took to edit xD

[@getoutofmywalls]

Cool vid bro (even tho I haven’t watched it yet lol)

[@getoutofmywalls]

Yes now it is

[@NightPupperz]

I djd

[@NormalMaximo]

bro is turning into matpat

[@ItzPancakeeee]

CwaftyMastewman

[@alfiejackson8229]

So you’re telling me Doc and Marty could’ve used restone instead of lightning to power the Delorean

[@miguelalarcon1618]

Cool video

[@decasphere]

Editing was so brilliant on this, great work and very useful to know 👍

[@racsolagrup]

7:39 Expanding on redstone's colour, the unknown element has parts of purple in it, and if you mix that with the yellow (for the oxidized uranium), you get a cross between red and brown, so it matches redstone even better than your average oxidized uranium!

[@IdioticSandwich]

You forgot that Steve, not matter if the gravitational pull is 3 times greater, can carry and entire inventory (along with his off-hand) of shulker boxes, each one filled with netherite blocks, and not getting muscle cramps while running and jumping normally

[@Purplers]

GraphtyMasterman

[@RandomMemesYT]

But crwafty, you can push a whole double chest full of Shulkers full of nether items blocks in bedrock and also you can push infinite chest minecarts

[@simboi3682]

love the way you dumbed it down enough but not too much for me. great story telling and wasnt to fast nor slow. all round an amazing video. keep up the good work!

[@Zappr]

I now understand what some people feel while watching redstone videos

[@itzgalactica]

I love videos like this, short funny videos going in-depth on dumb topics that turn out really interesting!

[@day3425]

This man just taught us whole classical physics in one video about a silly item inside a silly game.

[@AwesomeDroidIRL]

The first thing I said when the video finished: What?

[@GamerBath]

I love the new editing style. Keep up the good work!

[@ScarlettStunningSpace]

I wonder how the game would behave if the world was accurate to earth, since it's accurate to its own world. It would make sense why each 1x1 cube seems small compared to one IRL. Minecraft characters are built different to survive, I wonder how strong a Minecraft character would be considering they can stand under all that air with no problems

[@mmplusz]

adults say video games teach us nothing but i learned more from this video than i ever will in my school years

[@emeraldhamster]

God I was expecting you to tell me that the addictive nature of the game is killing me irl not that mess of equations

[@mr_bluemouse]

this video looks like my mind, one time I am thinking about how big the minecraft planet is, next I am thinking about pearl cannons, and then I am thinking about the realistic weight of Netherite 🤣

[@zyansheep]

This must be the lore behind the Minecraft parody song "Redstone Active"

[@miciagaming7323]

i know how painful editing is and the amount of editing in your video's are insane it'd probaly take me a year or something to edit this with such high quality

[@gotkreemedstudios]

You put more effort into this video than all of my assignments combined

[@boomdragon478]

crafty lore: Crafty, he was your average redstoner building farms, doors and even flying machines but there was one thing they didn't know about the mystical dust known as redstone, it was radioactive and one day they were working on a farm that involved grass and since the grass was near the redstone it became radioactive and because of how much time crafty has been around redstone they were also very radioactive , while they were going to their chest to get more materials they tripped over the grass block turning them into the grass and dirt person they are now but they continued with the redstone, building contraption after contraption and they continue till this very day. (idk why I wrote this)

[@Blackearbaiya]

The Minecraft r world is only around 390 blocks thick so using surface area to convert to a planet will cause the planet to be hollow, and this affects the G constant massively. It will probably go from 3g to 0.001g or something

[@Blackearbaiya]

That’s if it’s in real life

[@LineOfThy]

@@Blackearbaiya let's assume bedrock is uber dense than

[@Fybinex]

I learned more from this video than i did in school sick editing btw

[@StevesCrafts]

You know what's even worse? Chest minecarts, because you can use the NBT picking thing to make q piston push practically infinite mass

[@Tom3sYT]

Since the minecraft world from bedrock to sea level is only 128 blocks, yet it's radius is 16.9k km, the minecraft planet must have a huge void inside it a huge 🤔

[@thiagokawano1618]

You also forgot the ammount of carcinogens the player would be exposed by smelting with coal, or the ammount of dust in their lungs after a long session of mining.

[@andybrennan6788]

That was such an awesome video!!! Omg I love this new style of content. Keep it up 🎉❤

[@RngGm]

You forgot that the player can hold several universes in its inventory

[@alexdavidson7498]

OF COURSE REDSTONE IS RADIOACTIVE, YOU TOUCH IT AND IT GLOWS!!!

[@enlillebitteorm3837]

BUT CWAFTY I see some problems here: 1. The player probably has some very strong skeleton and mussels because that exact ancient debris’s you talked about that the prison has can Steve lift a LOT of with shulker boxes so the increased gravity wouldn’t be an issue. 2. You made a small point at the end of the video about how powerful redstone was at signal strength 1 but redstone signal strength 10 for example doesn’t make pistons move netherite blocks faster at all. 3. This point might be incorrect I don’t know that much about radioactivity but that mystery element that is in redstone whistle bound to the uranium and carbon might neutralize the effects of the uranium. Great and intreating video tho. Edit: I have left out some points like the fact that pistons can’t push furnaces because that feels unfair

[@elanspacedelannee]

4:39 is like the same as this: lonsdaleite. Lonsdaleite is also more pressurized and heated then diamonds on earth. Lonsdaleite is found by meteors

[@Si-annMusic]

this is easily one of the game theory episodes ever!

[@truemori6700]

Well, the piston can't actually push bedrock or obsidian, so the mass of 12 netherite must actually be LESS than 1 obsidian/bedrock. 12 netherite weighs less than 5491 kg, because 1 obsidian block weighs about 5491 cubic kg. This means that 1 netherite block must be at most 610 cubic kg.

[@in1]

Fun Fact: Pistons can push items

[@jarvis1076]

You see, steve can survive many things such as- explosions, poison, swords, punching a tree, and carrying all the netherite he wants

[@mrakat_27]

Meanwhile my brain in math class:

[@ImCrowned76]

This guy needs to be my physical science and math teacher

[@williamherman1678]

Ancient debris, the old remains of all trees inside the leather being cooked up. It’s not just like a diamond.

[@thetafritz9868]

Steve is also super strong and can withstand all of this because he can hold an inventory full of shulker boxes full of netherite blocks and jump, and you wouldn’t even be able to tell that he is holding (forgor 💀) amount of weight. Redstone is Steve’s dry blood 🩸.

[@Hectillion]

Legend has it the Manhattan project made its bombs from redstone ore

[@AngelShrimpChips]

I saw the Carbon, Uranium, and ? (C, U, ?) My dirty mind.

[@NimArchivesYT]

The fact that the Redstone block can sustain itself suggested that it isn’t radioactive, and besides uranium 238 has a half-life of nearly 1 billion years, so we have no idea whether the Redstone is radioactive or not.

[@the_swest]

This is genuinely helping me revise for my GCSE Physics 😅

[@ollystolly3111]

Bro that shit gone now

[@the_swest]

@@ollystolly3111 what

[@coolstuff1959]

This video is better than quite a few science lessons

[@supaboi]

I knew basically nothing in this video but its still somehow rlly good

[@MonkFishicus]

i still think the deadliest thing in minecraft are drowneds with tridents

[@vadimyudkovsky9022]

Steve can hold a entire inventory of shulker boxes containing netherite blocks and 1 netherite contains 4 gold and 4 unknown materials in his inventory all at once. That’s more heavy then A LITRALL MOUNTAIN OR THE PYRAMID OF GIZA .And copper does not oxidize in the nether. Meaning he does not need air. Oh yea. He punches trees with his fist. If he wants obsidian as well.

[@dzuchun]

what you should done instead REALLY is to calculate G for minecraft universe - get acceleration through an experiment, and then derive G from that g = GM/r^2

[@pixelpeelygaming]

3:50 Can someone explain how he got 88.88 m/s^2? The formula for acceleration is a=(vf-vi)/t, and substituting in the aforementioned values, we end up with a=(6.66-0)/0.15, which equals 44.4 and not 88.88

[@CraftyMasterman]

i used the acceleration formula where you use distance and final velocity not where you use the difference of velocity over time

[@pixelpeelygaming]

@@CraftyMasterman how do you determine which one is correct? Or are both correct in their own way?

[@CraftyMasterman]

@@pixelpeelygaming you cant use the standard acceleration equation because we dont know what the initial velocity is, only the final

[@pixelpeelygaming]

@@CraftyMasterman ok, thank you for explaining

[@Jeffra_010]

Love the new editing style, keep it up!

[@Dr_Doctor_Lee]

dont forget the player can fill the inventory with shulkers full of netherrite and the piston still manages it to push u up

[@alloysapien]

Mumbo after watching this: Yes, sad. But here's how to make a rocket

[@itzvoid8354]

Please Read This. With the Netherite, Due to it technically being considered an alloy of gold and other things else, Like platinum, silver, or maybe even quartz and palladium to make a very VERY durable alloy that could resist a lot of force. (my autocorrect wanted platinum to be plutonium) Also why is redstone radioactive? Edit: It is VERY possible for redstone to be radioactive, as it technically gives off heat like radioactive things, but not sure about any factors of Alpha, Beta, Or gamma decay (We need radioactive substances in Minecraft so I can make a nuclear reactor) Edit 2: Yes, you would need a LOT of power to push those netherite blocks, but due to the amount of power from redstone being unknown to my knowledge, it might not give enough power depending on how much redstone used. (Not counting for factors like nuclear decay which I believe emits power, but the atoms of the uranium is unknown, it's better if it is U-235.) Edit 3, Another Redstone Thing: Yes, it could be considered radioactive, but due to the alpha particles emitting around 0.15 mSv/h, it will not be lethal, you would need way more radioactive elements to die from it i.e Curium, Plutonium, Polonium, Radium, and more to die, as stated from Marie Curie's death from long exposure around such elements.

[@o-rowl4182]

GREAT video! pls make more like this one

[@Eeevonn]

one problem. in the ending credits of minecraft, they say that the minecraft world is flat.

[@0josh69]

Wow I did not know I was going in to maths

[@marcforrester7738]

I've always assumed it was a whole other set of physical laws in an infinite flat(ish) plain of Euclidean space. No planets, no spheres, gravity is just a uniform vertical force that acts everywhere. No idea WTF is going on with the sun and moon tho.

[@brawlfan]

Okay but given how going under the world shows that the Sun & Moon go _around_ the Minecraft world and that it's somehow the same time of day everywhere we can probably assume that the Minecraft world is flat meaning that the gravity would act different to some extent.