What would a "Crafting Update" look like?

[@NotVeryAndy]

**P sound** Anyways, thanks for watching. :)

[@kiraqueen884]

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[@SuppaASN]

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[@NobodyisAnybody]

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[@stickmanproductions2828]

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[@Juan-f4x8i]

your editing looks so smooth and your channel is great (P)

[@nathanskretkowicz4705]

Copper powered rails could oxidize, not speeding up the minecart as much and be waxable to give people more control over minecart speeds for roller coasters.

[@Foxyrobo]

Or perhaps when they oxidize, they can increase in speed. The current max minecart speed made sense when sprinting didn't exist, but now I feel like minecarts need to be faster to not be completely obsolete Or have copper rails work like you said, but have golden power rails that go faster

[@Dlpo30]

maybe only copper rails with no redstone signal will oxidize, the constant energy will make them inmune and the completly oxidize rails will slow or break

[@jojoojoratti123]

What if a Lightning reached the Copper Minecart in order to to make it Faster and Deadly for Mobs that come in front of you, so you don't have to waste your time defeating them once they start spawning nearby. (If only there was some sort of protection against lightnings, items?, copper armors?, maybe?)

[@Lifesstructure_]

I have a VERY good idea thats mostly bad Short circuits and more godh dayul redstone babyyyyyyyyyy YEHAHHHHHHHH

[@aloysiusmak-yk1dy]

Sounds like camman18 would like that

[@RodPrimata]

needing to find a swamp with a witch to get the potion book would be cool

[@valentinstudio3334]

Totally agree

[@ChrBnks]

I think that would be too hard, you should find it in fortresses, with a research mechanic like in raft, Put an item in it and research what it could be used for

[@yeowch419]

cool idea but practically useless as nobody is going to go search for a witch hut instead of looking at a picture online and if the recipes are changed in every seed to force the player to find the witches hut nobody would really make potions

[@hen0tic02]

There's a data pack that does that that also adds super cool stuff like banner boats, copper armor, craftable exp bottles, crafteable horse armor, crafteable golden apples, a ton of uses for copper, new biome dependant fishes, a way to get zombie horses in survival, additional zombie things and way mord. it's amazing and I wish I remembered the name because I really wanna try it again.

[@ZoeSenderek]

LITRALLY.

[@1TitanicFan1]

I always thought that a good use for the fetching table would be to more intuitively make fireworks.

[@Yegor_Mechanic]

🤔 That's an interesting idea, but what does it have to do with archery?

[@Yegor_Mechanic]

@@that1bushy Isn't it already made in the crafting table? Do you mean crossbow upgrades?

[@1TitanicFan1]

@@Yegor_Mechanic I think he was talking about using rockets as ammunition, which was where my idea came from.

[@Yegor_Mechanic]

@@1TitanicFan1 The question is who uses the rockets as ammunition so frequently they'd need a separate table for that?

[@hughmungus99]

They should just do what 4J studios did with fireworks crafting

[@EVILBUNNY28]

I'd love for cauldrons to be able to mix potions. Right click a potion into cauldron and it will fill it 1/3, so then you can add up to 2 more potions to make a combined mixture to all 3. This would probably come with a hit to length or potency, so you could add either a crimson fungus to restore more time, or warped fungus to bring back the strength of the potions.

[@popipom]

Da bogged

[@fantasybabydino]

@@popipom HUH???

[@Keanine]

At least at face value this seems like a great system

[@abolfazlmirzaei69]

That's a cool idea

[@popipom]

@@fantasybabydino Da witherd

[@Blaineworld]

I think the fletching table should (let us make fireworks) but also let us dye the feathers on arrows, make particle trails for our arrows, and make them glow. (Edit: There are still people replying, so I just want to make it clear that I envision the glowing arrows "glowing" the same way the glow squid does.)

[@superC1266]

The only issue is that they won't glow (glow squid)

[@Blaineworld]

@@superC1266 I actually meant that they would glow in exactly the same way as a glow squid. The main point of the feature would be to make the arrow more visible.

[@BushBuds-k8g]

I think that the fletching table should give you the ability to choose which ore to make the tip with increasing damage and giving pierce to the bow. Some materials could have special affects like redstone which will activate redstone activated blocks like tnt

[@Blaineworld]

@@BushBuds-k8g redstone arrows activating redstone components sounds especially interesting!

[@Dlpo30]

@@Blaineworld i always think that mojang should've make the glow ink able to be use in wool concrete and as you said fireworks

[@soupra]

I think the way the mod "Apotheosis" executed the Fletching table was perfect, they reworked it to have a use, where if you made a normal arrow, with flint, sticks and feathers, you get a bit more arrows than if you've made it in a crafting table, and they've also added different types of arrows such as you suggested, obsidian dealing more damage, iron mining arrow which breaks any block it hits as long as an iron pick can break it, and a diamond mining arrow, which you can already guess what it does.

[@Amityz72323]

that diamond mining arrow sounds overpowered, but iron bolts would be cool

[@bynkmnoz6891]

​@@Amityz72323 mining arrow requires iron (diamond) pickaxe, not ingot or diamond, so not completely OP, but serves a way to spend excess material

[@slickzMdzn]

I want arrows to have more uses in general because I either have an infinity bow or a skeleton farm so I‘m not in need of crafting new arrows so I don’t care whether I get 3 or 6 with the fletching table

[@soupra]

read the 2nd part of the comment@@slickzMdzn

[@TheGBZard]

I love your animation style, you knock it our of the park every time

[@thunderxr2736]

it feels like that one cartoon with a duck, a pink elephant, and a boy.

[@miro_theburger]

​@@thunderxr2736pocoyo?

[@thunderxr2736]

@@miro_theburger yes, that one 😅

[@KiVa_KiVa_KiVa]

@@thunderxr2736Ohhhhhh So That Why It Feel So Nostalgic For Some Reason.

[@thunderxr2736]

@@KiVa_KiVa_KiVa I know! Right?! I watched the video twice... Because I was busy while watching the first time wondering what the animation reminds me of...

[@Zzibbubby]

5:11 yep, that's me! I use night vision arrows to hit myself so i dont have to waste torches or night visin potions

[@Tomppa123]

use fullbright

[@RYUisMEnotYOU]

​@@Tomppa123 bedrock:

[@Tomppa123]

@@RYUisMEnotYOU solution: buy a pc

[@twekscoff]

​@@Tomppa123 not everyone can afford it

[@Tomppa123]

@@twekscoff solution: get a job

[@broski7792]

This may be slightly controversial, but I think the recipe book for brewing stands should only unlock recipes AFTER you brew a potion for the first time (or obtain it through other means). Basically, I think they should still leave a *little* bit of mystery for new players.

[@Ssyrious_Is_Hyena]

Yeah I remember trying to put everything in that brewing stand to discover the recipes and beeing so happy whenever something would brew, I never needed to look up the recipes or learn it by heart for a lot of them because of it. Ps: I don't know why but I really was expecting dirt to be a brewable item...I really was stupid...

[@2pedroandrade]

I figured a fair solution would be to create an "Alchemist's Book" available via trading

[@tzabarpho.]

​@@2pedroandradeyes but you can always google it

[@banned2911]

I agree but i do think it could be cool if locked potions still appear so that the player gets encouraged to actually make the potion and maybe the locked potions could give small hints to what ingredients they require

[@Seedx]

They should go back to cauldron brewing, it’s way less expensive and easier for new players to just throw random things in it, maybe they put a fire under it and heat it up to brew it or something

[@purplef0xx]

In bedrock, we already have a block for making tipped arrows: the cauldron. Personally, I would want the fletching table to craft fireworks considering how confusing it is

[@Flesh-wl7bb]

I think he's saying, like the sharp part of the arrow, which is called a tip, and I think he's saying different materials make different tips with varying damage.

[@FL0ra_favvn]

I think that cauldrons actually having a use in bedrock is the only worth while edition that bedrock has brought to the table.

[@Flesh-wl7bb]

@@FL0ra_favvn yeah but there's also some other stuff as well

[@Mari-ez8dg]

I love how much animation effort is put into small things like these two items falling down or leaning 4:02. I love how snappy things are too, I really like that sort of thing. I really like what you suggested for the brewing stand aswell, making it more like a cookbook is so much more interesting than just having a button click. I’ve been really liking your content so far, it feels very quality and you go into a lot of topics I don’t really hear talked about in this sort of format. Keep up the great work Andy! 💙

[@luigraskullheart]

Not only are your suggestions super solid and great, the video quality itself is incredible - the animation of the skin is suuuuuper cute, your editing is top tier and the photosensitivity warning was mega appreciated! Just wish this had better subtitles too, but otherwise this video is an instant subscribe

[@MythrilBagels]

I've been tinkering around with my own concept for a potion-crafting rework for a while now, and I had a different idea for a Brewing Stand recipe book (and Cauldron, but ill get to that later) The basic idea is that it doesn't tell you what things make straight away. A big part of alchemy to me is the experimentation, and picking up an ingredient for the game to tell you "oh yea, this can be used to make a potion of healing", while it could work, I feel it takes away from the whole experimental aspect of the system. I would instead propose a system where obtaining the ingredient has the game simply tell you "this can be used to make a potion" but not what potion it makes, meaning the player has to brew the ingredient themselves to see what potion it produces, and only then would you unlock the whole recipe for said potion. Also part of this concept was to give the ability of making potions back to the Cauldron where it belongs. Alongside this, it would get a simple (And OPTIONAL*, that is important!) UI with the classic ingredient slot, fluid slot, progress bar (The cauldron could be extra slow, and maybe heating it with hot blocks like a campfire could speed it up a bit as well?), and the recipe book as discussed earlier, as well as potentially a new tree of recipes utilizing the Fermented Spider Eye to make either Mundane or Thick potions, then continuing from there. Also modifying potions would be moved exclusively to the Brewing Stand, and certain potions that are made by brewing existing potions with fermented spider eyes could instead be made normally using different ingredients (One idea I saw was Slimeballs for slowness, Red Mushrooms for Harming, Spider Eye for poison, and rotten flesh for weakness) This would A. Make basic potions obtainable pre-Nether, and B. Make the upgrade to a Brewing Stand and brewing with Nether Wart more substantial. *the Cauldron having a UI would simply be to provide more information, such as the progress, present fluid, and access to the recipe book. I imagine the primary way of interacting with it would still be in-world.

[@statelyelms]

Ooh I like this. If I got the gist of it, brewing basic potions would be from dropping ingredients into a water-filled cauldron and adding time or potency would be moved to the brewing stand? I love it, it feels like it makes sense! Maybe some potions are supposed to be made hot while others are meant to be made cold so fire had to be ignited or snuffed depending on the potion. Of course, that would mean we need more potions.. which I *definitely want.*

[@MythrilBagels]

@@statelyelms I was thinking that the Brewing Stand could still make regular potions as well, since it would be like an upgrade to the cauldron. Also for your idea of different heat requirements, while that could work, it might not be necessary. I think the simpler approach of having heat just speed up the processing a bit would be nicer. And as for more potions, there aren't really a whole lot of effects that would be worthwhile, even in the default selection. Minecraft is a simple game, it already has a lot of the bases covered when it comes to potion effects. Though if you have any specific ideas, I'd love to discuss

[@kanseidorifto2430]

I’m pretty in support of this stuff. Ntm having potions not require nether access would be more fun imo, just due to the personal preference of never wanting to go for diamonds and just enjoy more of the “early game”

[@humanperson5122]

if you ever get this mod off the ground, please post a link here this sounds like such a cool mod

[@eggyolk3157]

The animation in this video is just so amazing and I really appreciated the photosensitivity warning; such a small thing that many forget even exists but is so detrimental for so many people, and the fact you even thought of it is so sweet. Nice content man, hope to see you grow

[@delofj]

Can we appreciate how dedicated he’s to make video ? In just a short period of time he went from making "simple" videos to a literal production

[@Gheorghe69]

Yea maybe in 25 yrs they will add 10% of this stuff

[@hexogramd8430]

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[@petercarioscia9189]

It's insane how slow Minecraft is updated

[@Bazk1t]

50 years for bedrock users, we always get things late

[@ANONALY7266]

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[@jptoony2670]

I really love your animation style! It feels really unique without being overbearing or anything. It sets you apart from a lot of channels that have similar-styled content!

[@10.981]

In the world settings there is a button that can disable requiring the recipe, it's just called require recipe for crafting and if you turn it off you can craft everything already

[@PhonyLyzard]

Yeah I could've sworn that was in the game.

[@gigas115]

That option is off by default, and it means you need the recipe unlocked in the book to craft the item. The video is saying that there should be an option to have all the recipes revealed immediately instead of having to reveal them by collecting very specific objects or taking very specific actions.

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

Does anybody play with that on? Like, I know it doesn't come up often but is there ever a situation outside of adventure maps/RPG progression where there's a reason to have require recipe on?

[@gigas115]

@@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868 Challenge running, probably.

[@lilharm]

connected table tabs like, putting a furnace next to a crafting table should let you access both without having to close a menu would even help simplify some things, like you could hide a chest full of coal behind a furnace, or a bunch of smithing templates behind a smithing table

[@LiamCooper-on2cf]

Whoops, I placed my furnace in the storage room again.

[@LiamCooper-on2cf]

Good idea though!

[@kookiekid4743]

This is an extremely well made video. It looks like a lot of work went into it. I'm calling it now that this video will blow up. 10/10, underrated.

[@kookiekid4743]

I called it

[@Alevia.]

a burning arrow recipe is fun,instead of running an arrow through lava you could craft it with feather,stick,flint and some lead possibly(just a placeholder for a flammable item,paper could work).

[@ddayskeleton]

For the fletching table; I always felt it would be cool to have different types of arrows that needed the table and some of the lesser used materials to alter them. This would go along with the infamously teased combat update, making archery more like an rpg with specialized arrows These arrows could do a bunch of things, such as knocking things back like how the new Breeze does in trial dungeons, or makes mobs freeze for a short moment like in powdered snow I also think this would be a good way to revamp and/or rework the bundle into a Quiver Item. Since bows can only shoot 1 type of arrow at a time, people would probably just make 1 type of arrow they’d use permanently, but a quiver would allow them to carry between a stack of 1 type of arrows, or 1 arrow of 64 different types. Bows would probably shoot the first slot arrows before moving on, but I think the quiver could be cycled 1 slot over to swap arrow types by punching the air with the quiver/bow in hand Thank you for coming to my TedTalk

[@EzioAuditoredaFirenze]

Love it

[@Evernov]

This video is so high quality. I found myself admiring the animations and overall well-made feel this has. Very inspiring

[@greyson21]

Love your animation style! You don't see this level of creativity very often anymore, especially for the whole video.

[@JackieRoxs]

Maybe fletching table would allow us to create quivers? I mean it'd basically function same way as a bundle, hold 64 items, but only of arrows, can be a variety of arrow types, and you fire from it before any other arrow in your inventory? Or hold three stacks, and you hold R to change which arrow type you're using?

[@MinimaLovesTea]

Wasn't this a feature back in the day?

[@ItsGemystic]

9:21 So maybe this is like a new thing but there actually is an option for that during world creation. You can go into the game rules menu and toggle an option for all of the recipes to be unlocked. I actually only found out about this yesterday, lol.

[@iimaginewagons632]

Your videos are so good. The animation is consistently really good, your points are interesting, thoroughly thought out, and you present them really well. Great job, I cant wait to see more :)

[@softkeysasmr]

Vanilla tweaks has an amazing brewing stand recipe guide that appears directly within the ui

[@fredrikgit]

I’d like powered rails to be made with copper, and make the gold rail recipe craft a faster version. That would make railways more useful, while not breaking any redstone contraptions that rely on the current speed of powered rails

[@NAFProjects]

GOT DAMB THIS VIDEO IS EDITED SO WELL

[@SolarSystem31]

Dude I love your lil 3d character model animations. They bring so much life to your videos, great job!

[@TheFoxMcfat]

4:50 i actually use tipped arrows a lot when fighting large groups of mobs, particularily with high level raids damage arrows, slowing arrows, weakening arrows, sometimes poison, they all have good uses in making raids easier when you have several pillagers, beasts, and illagers swarming you

[@RoarkCats]

I like the vanilla tweaks versions of the brewing stand guide

[@ruanholtzhausen4000]

Why do java youtubers always see fleching tables as a way to make tiped arrows? In bedrock you can use a cauldron for tipped arrows, plus you can trade for them, mojang should just add bedrock cauldrons to java.

[@Calvodecria559]

We know that, but i think it could be useful for iron and other ores to make arrows. Note:Nobody give a shit about trash edition anyway

[@JordanMcCaughey]

​@@Calvodecria559 most of the games player base is on Bugrock, so alot of people do care

[@Calvodecria559]

@@JordanMcCaughey im not sure if this is true

[@firstamerican7450]

@@JordanMcCaugheyI just find it so wild to me how Mojang makes excuses about not adding things in due to parity issues between the versions i.e. the bundle, yet Bedrock has features that Java doesn’t have and vice versa, clearly parity between versions doesn’t matter to them at all yet they still make the excuse for it

[@theanarchonazbolinquisition]

@@Calvodecria559 yeah bedrock sucks but the one time it has a W you complain?

[@battlnerd2128]

this is the first video on this channel that showed up in my recommended page. I LOVE your style with the blocky animations and no forced captions, it really stands out

[@Screaming8]

oh my god the quality is insane holyyyyyyy also: some changes I’d like to see in the fletching table are: 1. maybe the ability to make fireworks, because those can be used for crossbows, and I don’t remember the last time I saw a fireworks show not meant to kill someone, (I can see how this might be broken) 2. and maybe, if the ability to make tipped arrows by dipping arrows in cauldrons full of potions (like bedrock) was added, then maybe adding a way to make slightly better/ more powerful by using the fletching table would be a good way to go, of course this would be a bit broken, but I think mojang could balance it. and finally: ADD A WITHER EFFECT POTION PLEASE JUST MAKE IT COST A WITHER ROSE OR SOMETHING I DONT CARE JUST ADD IT PLEASEEEEEE

[@Ssyrious_Is_Hyena]

Agree on every thing except withering pots cus o my god would that be a nightmare in pvp, literally fire you can't extinct...and we all know how broken fire aspect is...

[@Screaming8]

@@Ssyrious_Is_Hyena ok fair lmao, wither would be a nightmare, but if it was only like a 5-10 second effect, plus, if you’re using splash pots you always have the chance of hitting your self, but maybe it’s a good idea mojang hasn’t added that last one, (but if they did it’d prolly be mad expensive, like a wither skull or something)

[@Ssyrious_Is_Hyena]

​@@Screaming8Just out of curiosity, why do you want wither pots? ( like would you throw it at a random cow to see if it would survive?)

[@Screaming8]

@@Ssyrious_Is_Hyena To be fair there’s a lot of effects that don’t have potions correlated to them, like imagine popping a like 20 second dolphins grace potion, or something else, ofc maybe not mining fatigue, but imagine a haste potion before you get a beacon, or a splash blindness potion, it’s not just wither, that’s just the first one I could think of

[@Ssyrious_Is_Hyena]

​@@Screaming8dolphin grace pots would go hard...I'm already imaging capturing dolphins to harvest their powers...

[@michaelkarasik3213]

What if the fletching table allowed you to make different type of arrows. For example, a spiral arrow that has a higher velocity, but is smaller and does less damage. The ball joint arrow that is slower, but has higher damage and is larger. The ballista bolt, a large arrow made from iron, planks and more feathers, which can only be fired from a ballista turret. And etc

[@EmberOldAccount]

I actually have an idea for how the fletching table could work. Arrow customization. Instead of using a stick, a fether, and flint. You could change out the stick and tip for something else, different materials would have different damage, as well as other stuff like speed, weight, knockback, or other special effects. For example, gold tips would give higher speed and lower weight at the cost of some damage, using iron Instead of a stick would have more knockback at the cost of weight, blaze rods would cause the arrow to loght on fire or extend the fire duration if you have the flame enchant. Also, not only would the tip material be customizable, but the type of tip as well, you have the regular tips, serrated tips which are slower and do less damage but after hitting an enemy tick that damage multiple times, flat tips with drastically reduce speed and increase weight but come with a lot of knockback, also explosive tips which normally only explode upon coming in contact with fire but if you use a blaze rod, they'll explode on hit or after a certain time. So tl;dr you could use the fletching table to make cool different arrows.

[@rexian8557]

I want to say something, the ideas, the edition, the animation, the tone of voice, the script, the warning for photosensible people, this is true content. Keep going man, not many people like you are found here nowadays

[@arsonistnpc]

back before i played modded minecraft i always carried around a stack of night vision arrows (as well as a bow ofc). it took up a lot less space than hauling around a bunch of different night vision potions and/or torches. it might be important to note i played with keepinventory on so i wasnt concerned with damage/dying at all now i have a mod that makes it so anything can stack up to 999 so i do it with regular potions now :-P

[@michaelparkin1694]

They should add a wood cutter that works like the stone cutter, but for wood. And a wood worker villager profession

[@ExternalScientificCorporation]

4:40 better bows (upgradable)

[@Toph_Not_E-Bender]

I think one addition to the game that i don't understand why it hasn't come yet, it seems clear that it is probably coming eventually, is the woodcutter block. Cheaper recipes for the item types, more customization. Additionally what i would want out of it, make it so doors can be customized by look and color instead of just the default by block. Like i wanna be able to do the spruce texture but with warped wood color or i want spruce color but want to still have windows on the door and do it on the oak texture. So adding that to a woodcutter block would be amazing.

[@TheOneAndOnlyOrb]

Memorizing all the potion recipes SHOULD be a challenge, in fact, i want them to get more complicated. Add a warped wart item, to make positive effects use regular wart and negative warped wart. Make potions more upgradable, make new effects. We need a potion update

[@flappetyflippers]

One of the best crafting tweaks on vanilla tweaks is universal dying. It fixes the issue where you can't dye items that are already dyed to a different colour and at this point I can't play the game without it...

[@PurPur134]

4:12 Could you add the bug report for opening the fletching table while in Spectator mode to the credits? The ID is MC-147784

[@LLIVEonLIVE]

This has got to be the best produced Minecraft video I have seen in a LOOOOONG time.

[@msw8616]

5:30 I think a cool idea would be to be able to tint the fether on the arrow, that way you could diferenciate wich player shoot what, so you could play painball or something idk i dont have frends to play with

[@astron800]

I absolutely LOVE your animation style. You my good sir, have earned a sub.

[@itzangel0735]

Name tags and saddles are item that are supposed to be found just by exploration. I think that infinity should be nerfed, like, instead of making you arrow literally infinite, it will work by chance, that way it could be applied to all arrows, and yeah Fletching Table for crafting arrows sounds good. Reciepe book is good, I would just change the random order in which the item are, or I'll add a way to put them in the order you like, your idea about potion reciepes are really good too. And I think a crafting table for fireworks is needed too, other than that idk

[@RusskiBlusski]

Infinity is mutually exclusive with mending. So if you get a godly bow and put infinity on it, it's already limited by durability.

[@itzangel0735]

@@RusskiBlusski You can repair it via anvil, until the xp limit appears.

[@RusskiBlusski]

@@itzangel0735 yeah sure but the limit is still there and you're not saving any inventory space anyways. I'd rather just have mending and a stack of arrows, and not have to worry about my bow breaking.

[@aidanvicente1369]

For the powered rails, gold is a much better conductor than copper in the real world. It could be implemented as a much cheaper version of the rail but the downside is that it oxidizes and it's slower than normal powered rails since gold is a better conductor. It is still a wonderful idea though.

[@cornbreadbutcringey5723]

i know this is like, super inconsequential, but tbh, it still completely baffles me that the cartography table is still missing most of its functionality on java edition. also, fun fact! powered rails in bedrock's vanilla resources are listed as 'golden rails'

[@KingsBard]

"1.13 added recipe books to furnaces" ... How tf did I never notice the furnaces have a recipe book?!

[@myithspa25]

0:33 is that… toki pona subtitles?

[@EliteGamerKB]

wat?

[@myithspa25]

@@EliteGamerKB the minecraft subtitles in the bottom right

[@3iem_conte]

9:22 unlocking recipes through the game actually makes sense cause when you're a new playrt and start a world the first thing you want to craft is a crafting table not some blast furnace or idk it helps the player not get flooded with craft they'll probably won't be able to do for some times +i think playing with needing recipes to craft smth and not be able to craft it if we don't have the recipes makes the game a bit better

[@laithWaseem]

Great editing

[@Topyy]

Stumbled upon your channel in my recommended videos, such great quality! Making all those little animations has to take quite some time, but it makes listening to the "narration only" parts much better

[@Old_Duo]

1:06 I once put my horse a leather armor made out of horses. Edit: And yes, its been 10 months since I put it on the horse, and still on it

[@shariabd]

you're a psycho 😭

[@johnparkes2452]

💀

[@Wilnic12akc]

Brain damage waiting to happen

[@seigel2289]

Dude this video was SO GOOD. The topic, the presentation, THE ANIMATIONS. You've gotten yourself a new sub :)

[@tenshiedo8173]

2:06 Bruh the Cutoff

[@KittVids]

I actually like using tipped arrows in survival, they're pretty good late game. I usually like using healing arrows on myself or others to get a quick heal (our armor is good enough to tank the arrow damage so it actually heals around half our health bar in one arrow). I also use tipped arrows as support in many other ways, such as giving slow falling to cross gaps or caverns, and fire resistance for if me or a friend accidentally takes a flesh-melting hot tub bath in lava! Concidering arrows can be held in a full stack of 64 whereas potions can (currently) only be held one per slot, I see this as being really space efficient as well. :]

[@alanbogucki8721]

2:11 gold is actually conductive too so the recipe is fine but it would be good if copper powered rails existed but would just be a bit weaker

[@straightskull]

bro really is professional enough to give a photosensitivity warning at 2:10

[@Aidenboss434]

He Could Of Just Not Needed It

[@herowither12354]

Gold aslo conducts electricity, and is actually better at it than copper, so it makes sense for powered rails to be crafted with gold.

[@Nadzap]

Gold is significantly more conductive than copper, but I agree with changing powered rails to copper.

[@RoachChaddjr]

0:13 Genuinely one of the worst, most uninspiring Mojang recipes ever designed.

[@godlyhax4172]

Genuinely one of the worst, most ignorant takes ever made. Tf else is the recipe gonna be? It perfectly serves it's purpose.

[@RoachChaddjr]

@@godlyhax4172 Calm down child

[@godlyhax4172]

@@RoachChaddjr you should talk to yourself more

[@RoachChaddjr]

@@godlyhax4172 Little guy won't stand for this recipe slander 😂

[@GeeMannn]

I see you jr.

[@dragonicdoom3772]

Maybe the fletching table could be used to craft a new type of bow, one made using bamboo or something. We could have the regular bow but rebalanced to have a shorter range, lower damage and faster draw speed while the new longbow would have higher range and damage but also a slower draw speed. I also think we should be able to do more with cauldrons, like cooking stews and similar types of food. Maybe we could go one step further by combining food with potions to create super food.

[@AaronSartin-ii6dx]

crafting glitched 24w18a

[@mrshrimpyneon]

bro your editing looks so good

[@SuperSportOrigin]

6:07 adding scope?

[@Shreyash112]

More like accurate crosshair

[@UltrAlexian]

the flatching table can like sharp arrows to do more damage

[@CrazedKen]

1:45 they have a recipe?!?

[@bible.animations]

Awesome video dude! Congrats on the success

[@casualwaterenjoyer]

For the brewing stand the most intuitive option is the vanilla tweaks guide

[@santherstat]

I absolutely love this video. Great ideas, a clear passion and love for the game, and lovely animations. Instant sub

[@spooonaroonial]

i feel like the fletching table could be used like the brewing stand to use one potion to tip multiple arrows and maybe make quivers with em

[@tendo649]

QUIVER GANG!!!

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

Doesn't one potion already tip multiple arrows?

[@spooonaroonial]

i think i meant like a whole stack or something@@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868

[@ultralowqualitymemesbyrafa5673]

love the content, love the editing and love the fact that you said how to unlock the grindstone just in case someone needed. overall 10/10 subscribed

[@Groggle7141]

Please don’t. The only thing I would change would be a block that allows you to “uncraft” items back to their raw materials (the only cost would be experience, like an enchanting table).

[@EgeKeskin-w7y]

I think brewing potions should be extremely complicated. Player should try different things to get weirdo stuff like a wizard.

[@benny1603]

Oh yeah "more easier" 6:26

[@BaremetalFlesh]

that drives me fucking bonkers.

[@mistermangoman69]

Woodcutter, the stonecutter is an amazing addition to the game that makes building with stone way easier, but it still takes 6 oak planks to make 4 stairs, which yeah sure wood is easy to get it still doesn’t make sense why there is no stonecutter equivalent for wood

[@ButterFromDiscord]

Personally what I think they should do if they wanted to encourage railways is to make chest minecarts load chunks so you can send items between far-apart bases

[@Tomatospotscars]

The fletching table should be able to make arrows with effects cheaper to make

[@antmolotov9449]

Okay, I know Minecraft and terraria are extremely different games, and I love them both (not equally), but I seriously think a bow update would be really cool. Ever since the first time I played Minecraft, I loved the bow. It was the first time I had experienced a bow in a video game and I got pretty decent with it. And then Mojang added tipped arrows, and I thought "Sick!" because now I can poison my friend from range! And then they added the Trident. Then the shield and crossbow. Then they also let the crossbow shoot fireworks (which is cool and think should be reserved for the crossbow only). And I felt like the bow was just kind of left behind. And I always thought it would be so cool if you could make different types of arrows at a fletching table: an arrow that ricochets, and arrow that can pierce armor, an arrow that does low damage but high knockback, an arrow that sets things on fire (like the flame enchantment but cooler), an arrow that makes a small explosion, an arrow that could pass through a single wall (this would also coincidentally improve the spectral arrow), an arrow that makes blocks where it lands, an arrow that summons lightning where it hits, an arrow that homes slightly, you get the idea. Please Mojang, can you do me this one favor.

[@ze_chrome]

As a data pack maker , NBT capable crafting would be GAME CHANGING , because now you can use regular items and then turn them into a knowledge book wich give and advancement wich trigger the give command of the actual custom item . If you add NBT to both ingredient and what you're crafting you give the datapack community a full easy and "simple" way of using customs items and saving LOTS of time ( I would say 3 to 5 times faster )

[@anoNEMOs]

The recipe book in brewing shoud definitely be different from the one in crafting table. I think it should only show the potions if the player has already found the recipe, to allow experimentation and discovery, but it should also give some clues, about what to do (how are you supoosed to know you have to start with a nether wart?). Also recipes and the way potions are made should be changed. Maybe some recipes could be in the book from the beginning and some would have to be discovered.

[@wallppl]

Really fond of the editing and animation! Great work.

[@XXavierSin-XXs]

As far as potions go, i am a huge magic nerd in all games so heres what ive always thought. They have awkward potions as the base potion for about every recipe. Mundane should be this, awkward should be the base potion but inverted. So a mundane potion would make a healing potion with a glistening melon, but an awkard potion would make a damage potion. The names just match up to what i would expect. On top of that, they should habe thick potions AND thin potions. Thick potions could increase the "saturation" of a potion. I.e. the time while also slowly increasing in strength over the course of the duration as it gets absorbed, until fading back out. Giving them more power but only in a short window. Thin potions could have boosted effects but over a very short time. So a regen 3 effect for only a few seconds. But drinkable very quickly. Splash potions would simply be area of effect and could not benifit from thin or thick since you arnt drinking it. Lingering potions could have a quick burn off if thin. And a slower burn off if thick. Get rid of inverting through spider eyes to make mundane a choice, and adjust redstone and glowstone as such. Redstone boosts the time of a potion but will be less effective if glowstone is added and vise versa. This makes it possibke to get bonuses from both while still having a loss that isnt hust one or the other. Potions become a more in deoth system, while allowing different uses for playstyles. And for fucks sake they should at least stack to 16. I would also like to mention that couldrons need some utility. I think a fireplace under one could make the bottles of water hot, making potions cook faster. And being able to make inferior potions in a couldron would open up potions early and still provide utility after potion stands come into play. As someone else has mentioned, mixing potions with it could be possible, with the limit being that any redstone or glowstone effects would cancel out. So you have weaker base potions but with mutliple effects.

[@Darius_The_Baguette]

i got a theory about the fletching table! in 1.16, it was probably planned to add a use to the fletching table, and we could guess that because they added the target, a block that is fletching related and that was a bit out-of-place in a nether update. However, when 1.16 was firstly announced, they showed some biomes and the target block, , which was surely made on purpose to lead players into thinking that there would be a use for the fletching table in this update, but it was not implemented because minecraft noticed that the two biomes showed in the trailer were not enough, so instead of working on the fletching table, they added more biomes, which took so much time they even needed to crunch

[@RTQ926]

I feel like minecraft should break it down into work benches for example you would have a carpentry bench for design and something for tools and an armory I think this would really make the game feel fresh and make it feel more complicated but still something easy to learn

[@alphanow4199]

in my opinion, for minecart to be usefull, mojang should upgrade the motorized minecart. For example, there coule be 9 slots, fill one would be like now but if you fill the 9 it would consume 9 time more items but go 9 times as fast. It would make coal usefull in late game, and provide an automatisable, reliable way of transportation

[@SilverDungeoneer]

Fletching tables could be an overhaul of the bow. Like its a 1x2 crafting table where you can craft the bow using 1 stick and 1 string. 1 arrow and then one potion or glowdust for tipped arrows. Or hell, they could even split the bow between short and long with you only normally getting the normal bow with the crafting table. The shortbow would be more accurate, powerful, and faster but be at a super short range. The longbow could shoot much farther with more damage but at the cost of being slower and less accurate. How would crossbows fit in? Simply, it'd let you make them for the cost of a shortbow which would be cheaper. If shortbows were added, their cost would be the 1 stick and string in the fletching table and be locked to that table. Then you could combine them with another item to upgrade it into a cheaper crossbow. The fletching table would be the only place you can get these reduced costs, tipped arrows, and specialty bows. They could even introduce things like iron or daimond arrows that act as stronger arrows. They do more damage on a hit but can't be used to make tipped arrows. Iron arrow would be made using a flint arrow and an iron. Daimond arrow would be made using an iron arrow and daimond. Iron arrows would basically be like criting with a bow, while daimonds would be double that. It'd be worth its cost. Diamond arrows also don't break upon hitting a mob and simply shoot straight through them like piercing but can only hit up to two. The only way you'd lose it is if it hit lava or despawned. And then netherite would be full piercing and wouldn't be destroyed in lava. Though the netherite would probably need the smithing table rather than the fletching table. Iron arrows could be used with all bows and crossbows as a direct upgrade but diamond arrows can only be used with the normal base-game bow as a limited super upgrade. Opens up a large ballgame for the bow and arrow community. Edit: Also compound bows which could use that scope you mentioned

[@AshFur_Alt]

Best animation for a minecraft (comentary?) youtuber

[@AxelGreenhill]

I have a thing on minecraft that allows me to see every potions and it is exactly a recipe book

[@kidsarecomedians]

I think a good use for the fletching talks would be to customize you’re tools cuz 1 we already have that for armour with the new trims so maybe you could make it like a banner so if you wanted to make you’re fishing rod half red half blue you could do that (I know it’s supposed to be stick and arrow stuff because it’s a fletching table but tools do have sticks and for fishing rods string also when was the last time Minecraft was realistic)

[@kidsarecomedians]

And right after I comment this he says my exact idea but at least i expanded it

[@evenaxin3628]

Not being able to craft saddles is weird, but not being able to craft name tags is because they are supposed to be rare since they prevent despawning.

[@sparpara3957]

6:25 Damn, that grindstone always gets me

[@jacksonchandler2698]

tipped arrows are cracked in bedrock because you can make them using a cauldron with a potion in it and it makes a bunch of them, plus you don’t even need a lingering potion, just the base drinkable one. i can literally one shot armored zombies with a max bow with instant damage 2

[@kingofflames738]

That we still can't craft the chainmail set with iron nuggets is a blasphemy.