Reusable Remote Redstone Teleportation in Vanilla Minecraft + Tutorial

[@verwave]

Link to download the map: drive.google.com/file/d/1UNl8wqR3gdUZQ2VPoM5R7cHu686vxbPB Everything about the Chunkloaders: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYelYZuKhtiIsKMsi=DWOUXGM1GPs-7fCh JazziiRed's mechanism for the minecart: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZakZYKwasmjfcUsi=zczTTOdJvfu-KAf- Dark's reusable pearl stasis chambers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z17Fc4lroq2gndEsi=PbNfQmXQDGx2jT0L How to get onto the nether roof: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3ayZ4WngLd-jbcsi=Gmo36cSZ3yzVQ_BF

[@lawrencfgsdfg]

sick tech man :D

[@therealjames7406]

What version is your world from the link btw? Or is it, what Earth version did you come from which you brought advanced Redstone tech into this world? Lol jk srsly what was the version :'D

[@Ja82635]

how do you not lag with all those maps on the floor of your base

[@ShinningDarkness]

You can make a global redstone update with just repeaters and a daylight sensor if the repeater delays match it triggers every daylight sensor with that same timing delay... You could put it down anywhere at anytime.

[@derpythecate6842]

Its like quick travel but instead of a loading screen, you continue playing the game in the area you are at, that's hella useful.

[@heliothrax7716]

It's pretty useful. The chunkloader mechanisms seem super interesting, only thing is cost effectiveness. I dunno if there'd ever be a situation where this is cheaper than a blue-ice road or just pearl stasis with an alt, especially for longer distances.

[@rimgro]

😮😮​@@heliothrax7716

[@little-rat-tim]

diablo 2

[@xryyn2871]

​@@heliothrax7716Only seems like an option when you're at the end game and is just making builds. Elytra on the nether roof would still be more cost effective

[@grqfes]

@@heliothrax7716 well its definitely on a higher level of luxury than blue ice you literally just press a button and youre there

[@deskmat9874]

He's actually so technologically advanced he made a fast travel system in minecraft like you might see in other games

[@JohnyOSRS]

​@woodsdaily idk in details but somehow he managed to load other areas of the map far away that have a ender pearl floating on water or something like that. When he sent the minecart with the paper in it, something detects the "value" of this item (paper), wich I think will be different if different stuff is written in it. Once the system he made determines the value of this item, as a consequence, it decides where the minecart should go. It travel via the nether (every block walked there is proporcional to 8 blocks in the overworld) using a very fast above ice path, getting in the coordinates in seconds, entering another nether portal and activeting the ender pearl system that make It drop on the floor, teleporting the player. It seems that this system auto-shoots this ender pearl and re-setup itself for future activations.

[@MistThief]

@@JohnyOSRS the only thing that travels to the destination is the redstone signal. the minecart that takes the "ticket" returns to its original position after transferring it to the machine that determines where to send the signal. which you can see by watching the video.

[@ppeez]

Its wireless redstone by cubicmetre. He didnt invent anything​@@JohnyOSRS

[@kuroxell]

​@@MistThiefso he has an exact looking base on all locations right?

[@MistThief]

@@kuroxell correct

[@H4zZ4rDGaming1]

i dont think the developers ever considered such designs were even possible

[@arcionek]

They definitely didn't lol. I feel like chunk loaders themselves would be dark arts.

[@user99i]

Developers aren't gods of the game btw (omniscient)

[@Qqmenisa]

No dev no matter how big of a company they are and no matter how many testers they have can accountfor every single possible thing every single player can try

[@3_pancakes767]

​@Qqmenisa No not always, it depends on the depth and freedom of the players. And Minecraft just happens to be peak in that aspect.

[@Qqmenisa]

@@3_pancakes767 if you just look at speedrunning you see players doing stuff and breaking the game in ways devs never imagined sure some games leave out glitches inside as "features" 1 example is hoik in terraria it was a bug but devs left it as a feature But saying a dev can predict every single thing every single player will do is just wrong

[@azraellie_]

The identical bases really goes the extra mile for presentation. Love everything about this.

[@Bread011]

Structure blocks are so useful for stuff like this ngl

[@JonStallworth]

kinda makes it harder to understand for me. i’m only in the middle of the demonstration though

[@sana-helwa-ya-jamil]

@@JonStallworthYeah, if the bases had different themes or something then the demonstration would've been slightly easier to follow

[@Greesher]

@@sana-helwa-ya-jamilall you need to know is he teleported. He shows you where he lands visually and on a map. it’s really not confusing at least not that part

[@joaquinmc8425]

Structure blocks

[@Damglador]

Imagine having such a machine, but smelting iron by hand

[@verwave]

The entire budget was spent on the design of the teleport...

[@timklafke4712]

Such power comes with great sacrifice...

[@hhenryalex]

He’s a quantum physicist, not a mechanical engineer

[@blaitehere]

Professionals have standards.

[@epicboy330]

I’m working on it rn actually lol

[@danielgrizzlus3950]

never realised how well spore music fits with minecraft

[@tutzysugarberg4879]

I genuinely thought it was Minecraft music

[@yoyoyoghurt]

I was wondering why this video made me think of spore

[@spawel1]

@@tutzysugarberg4879 bruhhh

[@mozzeralleh]

there's a siivagunner rip of that

[@monkeking_2144]

“I love Minecraft because of how simple it is. That’s what makes it such a great game!”

[@ye3623]

It can be as simple or as complex as you want it to be

[@nero3785]

"builds computers that uses a basic bare bones version of the internet to send messages between two pc's" its just a block game

[@72802]

@@ye3623fr

[@filmrecorder5717]

That’s exactly why I love Minecraft, because it’s so simple but there’s so much you can do

[@NosFurRatTou]

The skill floor is low, but the skill ceiling is so unbelievably high it may as well not exist. There is no end to what you can do.

[@GabGoten]

This is some outer wilds level shit. I loved it

[@oberonpanopticon]

how on earth is this related to outer wilds! and why does it have spore music!

[@AlfonsusAC]

​@@oberonpanopticon you havent finished the game?

[@mpixl9965]

@@oberonpanopticon (Minor) Spoilers; “Campfires” in the DLC

[@speltincorrectyl1844]

@@oberonpanopticon Does he know?

[@electra_]

that's definitely more than minor spoilers, and I also don't think its related

[@elFulberto]

I am now imagining an alternative universe where miniaturization of electronic never happened so humans found away to break into the hell dimension to conveniently store all of our enormous vacuum tube powered computers in.

[@JDiaz-rp2jx]

this is a sick concept of a pocket dimension

[@PhantomGato-v-]

If you add fast travel this is basically Warhammer 40k

[@Slipgatex]

Feels like some Doom level stuff

[@zhangeldy4097]

Warhammer40k basically

[@GolAcheron-fc4ug]

Oh they’re working on something very similar at CERN…

[@grafn7194]

That system is what i dreamed about. I will build a hub where I can teleport in different locations. Also it will reduce work by using same player wires because they are one way. And of course, you're the most based Minecraft redstoner for using spore music

[@sylviejunkie]

i FUCKING LOVE SPORE

[@chopter4193]

the nostalgia from that song...

[@FPSRayn]

RAHHHHH, SPORE MENTIONED, CHILDHOOD REMEMBERED

[@scottchristofersen2367]

Me: why not just make it in the nether? Also me: water is part of the stasis you turnip.

[@impostrous]

i crode goes well with FTL

[@andreilacerda5634]

Bro that map on the floor is fantastic. As someone who did a 3x3 map and already found the result to be amazing, looking at that giant map makes me really motivated to make one as well.

[@HAMZA-OLYMPUS]

I love your profile picture!

[@veraaj1]

My largest map is 12x12 but I never even thought to make a spherical one like this. Guess I know what my next project is.

[@thecrystalmazter3961]

Absolutely incredible design. I haven't bothered to play around much with ender pearl stasis chambers due to the old school limitations of requiring a second player's input or being restricted to a tight timing system (e.g. daylight sensors). This system gives players the freedom to decide when their stasis chambers will activate and is fully operational on singleplayer. Although the system is quite expensive both in resource and time costs, I feel that it is very worth the investment especially for large technical-based Minecraft communities. One thing about stasis chambers you may have forgotten about is the addition of the gamerule enderPearlsVanishOnDeath introduced in Java 1.20.2. This gamerule allows you to determine whether ender pearls will vanish upon their owner's death. It defaults to true but setting it to false should enable ender pearls within stasis chambers remaining if their thrower dies.

[@verwave]

Wow, I didn't know about the new gamerule! In this case, this teleporter gets a new advantage. When I play with friends in Survival mode, I always build a primitive stasis chamber, taking into account that one of my friends will help me activate it, but it didn't always work out. So I decided to look for a way to make a fully working teleport in a vanilla game. The resulting mechanism may not be perfect, but now the Minecraft community has an idea that can be improved

[@sp3edy787]

​​@@verwave​ awesome design, very similar premise to a similar concept I had (and was too lazy to get around to actually building). I was planning to send a minecart on a really long loop with the encoded item for the sake of the amount of unique signals that could be sent that way, definitely not as practical speedwise as your redstone line implementation though. Also didn't know about a stasis chamber design that lets you stack charges, I'll definitely remember that. One thing idk if you've heard of is using wolves to create a self triggering "magic mirror" type effect. I forget the exact specifics but you can build a mechanism that uses cats standing up when their owner leaves the present dimension to detect when the player enters the nether/end or logs out of the server (singleplayer logout trigger only works when built in spawn chunks). Combined with a timed trigger that will activate if the player returns within a set time window linked to a stasis chamber you can use that to trigger a teleport from anywhere in the same dimension without the assistance of another player by simply logging out then back in after counting however long you've set it to. Say within 10 seconds and have it return you to your main base/central teleport hub. Or I believe you can have multiple and offset the timer window so that it will only trigger if you return in no less than 20 seconds and no more than 30, then 30-40 seconds for a different destination etc. There was a video I watched ages ago detailing the exact design for the cat detection mechanism and the limitations with using it. Edit: I was curious and tried to find it again, found a different better video though by potato_noir (instant wireless teleportation using cats improved). Theres also a really cheap design using beds thats easy to setup early game (also mentioned in that video) and a way to do something similar with a bugged fishing rod that will trigger when you use it, rather finnicky to reset and breaks under a lot more circumstances (can't even come within render distance of the mechanism once set).

[@jpting_]

1:05 Oh I love the little chime!

[@Smurdy1]

Google is 100% listening to my mic for recommending me this right after I was talking about how much I needed something like this

[@justinbuddy56]

Try talking about a product you really want around any computer for 20 seconds, and then check the ads you get.

[@LordToxygene]

What will really blow your noodle is if your phone sees you staring at something and then figures out you may be interested in it. Happened to a friend of mine. She didn't say a word but was just staring at someone's backpack. Next thing she knew she started getting ads for that exact brand. Or what's even creepier is of you're just thinking about something and the ads start showing up.

[@bababooeyyyyyyy]

i'm currently in vocal with friends building nether roads and this is the first video i got 🤨

[@timklafke4712]

This is some next level shit man. I'm not normally a vanilla enjoyer but this is such a cool system. Hopefully this video blows up, because this deserves attention from even the iconic minecraft redstoners.

[@QualityPen]

I thought the chunk loaders are a modded item?

[@timklafke4712]

@@QualityPen you can make chunk loaders with nether portals in vanilla

[@ppeez]

Why does it deserve attention? Its a shit system. There are already more complex, actually useful and more advanced methods for long range redstone communication in minecraft.

[@ventana6588]

​@@ppeez Hahaha you're trolling, right? This is beyond beautiful... not only the system and aethetics of their builds, but also their video editing... sublime, It's transports me.❤

[@ppeez]

@@ventana6588 There is actual wireledd redstone in minecraft. Who needs this bollocks?

[@mashiro9949]

Etho and Tango must see this ! Great work man

[@Nothing-f8z]

ethos has a similar one on his single player world, but without Minecart. this is basically that but with the mail system they built on hermitcraft. I have seen some that use cats, so the players relog into the game and teleport them back to base.

[@haidaralhassan4621]

I was gonna say this Since they did the mail system, why not go for this. Doesn’t have to be this season but maybe the next one It’ll be so hype

[@Taffoman]

I mean, If I understood it correctly this is the "Hermit mail system" connected with enderporter.

[@spaaace-core]

The map floor is so beautiful! Upon see the wiring in the Nether, I immediately think about replacing it with wireless redstone signal receivers that have no distance limit in the same dimension and constant delay. BUT the receivers have to be enabled all the time, which means each of them needs a chunk loader. So your design is more friendly to the server :D (Also they are loud and not reliable in single player worlds)

[@BareTuna]

are you talking about the item synchronization wireless redstone? that could be pretty awesome. it should reduce travel time and lag spikes (from loading many chunks at once) in exchange for some always-on chunk loaders

[@Pumpkin-man]

I was thinking that one could try using Leaf-stone (IE observer, piston, wood, and repeat…), and just taking the same output needed for the piston to activate the line. It would mean smaller delays between chunk loaders though… don’t know if that would be a problem.

[@spaaace-core]

​@@BareTunaYes! That would definitely reduce travel time by A LOT, and reduce all the wiring costs between bases to zero. But I don't know, it's hard to choose between traveling FAST and this design. If I had such a beautiful map floor, it would be nice to keep the feeling of distance between bases. Also in an era that players could warp through space with ender pearls, "further bases needs a little bit more waiting time" give me some kind of old-school vibe, like Polaroid?

[@electra_]

yeah the main benefit here is that its not having to be perma-loaded

[@ppeez]

Loading a single chunk constantly does not hurt the server barely at all

[@lucidmime]

i understand literally nothing but i am still entertained watching you build the contraption and watching it work out like intended

[@nopenoperson9118]

Spore OST with Minecraft is absolutely enlightened, my word

[@snappa_tv]

Witchcraft. This man is a red stone sorcerer. I’m actually baffled. This is amazing. I didn’t think a machine like this was possible in vanilla without using command blocks

[@deganjeffery1640]

Nice... The Hermits of Hermitcraft use the same type of redstone for a mail system to send shulkers to other hermits bases. Really cool. I think Etho or one of the other hermits talking about doing something like this as well. Well done!

[@Dyl6886]

You are correct. Etho does seem to have finished his as you can see it in his most recent video… but he doesn’t really make an effort to talk about it unfortunately.

[@deganjeffery1640]

@@Dyl6886 Very true. I like your version of it with the ender pearls. Genius!

[@chaoticirishgaming7834]

There’s no other word for this than amazing… as a technical player myself who creates a lot of command block systems (mainly bedrock btw) seeing something like this is incredible. You took a concept and really went the extra mile with it. Kudos on this design and I hope you continue to create amazing things.

[@jeremiahfyan]

Is this even possible on vanilla bedrock or is this java only

[@Malcolm_Zhafier]

​@@jeremiahfyanit requires a chunk loader so only java unfortunately

[@jeremiahfyan]

@@Malcolm_Zhafier damn. Figured

[@paza0859]

Wow this is legit one of the best vanilla minecraft build i've ever seen. You're such a redstone engineer

[@Shrimp4Gura]

Me: oh sweet i can build this in my realm * sees nether roof shenanighans * * cries in bedrock *

[@breadbin261]

Is it necessary to be on the roof for this build or is it just a more convent place to build it?

[@TNTsquid.]

@@breadbin261 chunk loaders also dont exist in bedrock

[@average-_-n0body]

​@@TNTsquid. Pearl do now i think

[@theender664]

​@@TNTsquid.They do now

[@theender664]

Why would it be necessary to be on the nether roof?

[@rrrrroope]

this could make for a really cool scenario where there are some half-broken precursor stargates around the world, and the story revolves around studying them and rebuilding/extending the network

[@TheLawlessRogue]

oh my god this is actually insane. the amount of detail and planning you must have put to create this??? bravo, I 100% have to try this out in my world with friends

[@okie_junie7872]

I'm so glad you put the music in the description, because at 3:56 I instantly knew

[@PikesRenter]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fofJZZqMap57Zs0si=sXsgTj0FlV6s083q

[@loganhall6660]

This is the most awesome method of transportation in Minecraft I've seen yet. Gotta have it. Thanks for showing us the amazing concept.

[@TheGrandCOL]

Wow, this is awesome! Loving the Spore OST :)

[@KnownNiche1999]

That Spore music hits so hard. I miss that game and the fun I had with it as a kid

[@gameraider176]

Hey! This is one of the coolest things I've seen in a bit but if you're like me the amount of chunk loaders and obsidian required is just too much. I did some digging and found you only need 1/2 of the chunk loaders. For a short explanation you can have the block being sent to the overworld be on the edge of the chunk in the nether and then be shot out on the other side of the chunk meaning you can load more chunks with the same amount of loaders. An in depth explanation can be found in Rays Works- "Everything about chunks" at around 20 min

[@Sucralose2]

I had built a prototype of a stasis-teleport hub on my survival server like 3 years ago, I always wanted to make a fully functional one that could handle multiple players, still havent finished one yet tho (love survival im not gonna lie). I was using 2 lines, one forwards and one back, both within a simple 3x3 tunnel, and basically the send signal would be a solid "on" until all the chunkloaders along the path lit up (letting the signal continue forwards) and then a return pulse came back, then the central brain (in spawn, permanently loaded) would pulse 1-4 times depending on which player used it. The chunkloaders would turn off after the line went off and likewise the player would teleport once the encoded pulses stopped. I love this video, I've been wanting to do exactly this for so long. The ONLY thing I would change is that I would jsut drop the items into a water stream by hovering over them and hitting q and having that flow into the portal instead of placing the item into the minecart

[@RAFMnBgaming]

Yeah I remember trying to plan the same thing too, though I was planning on doing it in a more decentralised way, where each hub just passed the signal on until it matched one. Though... that comes with problems of course.

[@RAFMnBgaming]

Really cool. I tried setting up something based on nether redstone+ender pearl chambers on a server a couple years ago but ultimately got bogged down trying to work out the minutae of how it would work. Really cool seeing how a pro would set something like this up.

[@apostleoforder]

spore OST paired with minecraft is an experience i didn't know i was lacking. im 15 seconds in and i already have to thank you just for this. enlightening stuff edit: i am very stupid and i don't understand redstone stuff even a little because of how infrequently i think to use it, but this is a fantastic video and im sure your pace is even easier to keep up with for people who DO use redstone. very nice! thank you for your hard work!!

[@block_head_steve240]

This is cool, and cubicmetere also has a wireless version of this that is way more technical and hard to understand, but no need for so many chunkloaders and less delay

[@SamuelDolan-rf6kp]

THIS IS THE COOLEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN! I’ve wanted a teleportation machine in Minecraft for soooo long (I’m sorry I just find this so cool)

[@santiklingo]

always loving the spore music lmfao

[@halfarpl0185]

Props to you,even considering you had some components ready i would of never even thought it was possible to build such a complicated system.

[@HazyBabyyy]

this is it the future of travelling in Minecraft I never imagined this 10 years ago when playing Minecraft I always see it as mod not vanilla.

[@justachipofftheiceberg6313]

People who discover and come up with these kinds of things are insane

[@ddandymann]

This is one of those things that I'm amazed no one has thought of already. As soon as you demonstrated it I instantly knew how you'd done it but had never thought of doing it myself.

[@Darkshadow7890]

Awe man, the spore soundtrack for this was an excellent choice, brings back so many memories ♥️

[@OBryanAguiar]

Dude, 10 seconds into the video I was like. "I never noticed how much the minecraft soundtrack sounds like spore"

[@_G.C]

I'm moreso impressed by the three massive identical maps in each base

[@Jlewismedia]

You could make a timer countdown with noteblocks that get faster when the minecart gets back too so you know when the teleport is coming up

[@toastonryeYT]

This is wild, what a trip seeing almost the same base but a different biome!

[@Minty_Meeo]

The sheer number of nether portals necessary for this makes me miss when chunk loading could be done with hoppers pointing into adjacent chunks, although I guess the portals have the benefit of eventually unloading.

[@Corzappy]

Mojang really needs to implement some new chunk loading tech.

[@ShadowEclipse777]

I didn't even know you could chunk load in vanilla

[@bankaihampter2802]

​@@CorzappyYes. I really hate that we have to load chunks in minecraft. It's one of the biggest downsides I have with the game

[@thefurry7165]

​@@bankaihampter2802what would be the alternative to loading chunks? You know you can't just load everything at once, right? That's just not possible with current hardware

[@lachlan7181]

​@@thefurry7165 Yes it is. Pretty much any modern computer can comfortably handle 100+ chunks being loaded in vanilla at the same time. Try it with FTBChunks in an otherwise vanilla world, you'll see almost no drop in TPS

[@studyandfthemintheirface8714]

This is ground breaking I will make in my server thanks for this I love redstone but don't have enough time to experiment with it . Because of you I will be able to make different bases in diff places. THANK YOU AND keep it upp...!!

[@comiksmaker9758]

I thing I have a name for such machine Jaunt also, this shit is amazing, keep going dude

[@shambleshef]

This is such a fascinating machine, I am sure it is very useful for RPG worlds where you want to have fast travel as a game mechanic. Probably lightens the mod/plugin/etc. load by not needing to have a warp mod or equivalent installed.

[@Crayelah]

Underrated channel. Love the style of your videos :D

[@steve88evets31]

Incredible! Most impressive contraption ive seen in a very long time

[@verwave]

At 18:25, the picture disappeared. Don't worry, there was nothing important there, only the speeded-up construction of the second portal

[@mxev.]

Bro that’s genius !! Good job u r amazing

[@MistThief]

that's insane. I remember being impressed by a redstone door back in the day but nowadays people are making teleporters and redstone neural nets and wall-redstone witchcraft. minecraft tech has come a long way.

[@amazingbutno5303]

I love the little jingle :)

[@TheQuaadFather]

Steve doesn't need to hear all this, he's a highly trained professional

[@theknightikins9397]

This is so interesting. It also feels shockingly simple for something so useful. It may be a large time investment, but I highly doubt this would be any harder to build than the classic ice highways

[@majicant.]

remarkable bit of redstone tech!

[@tyrantrex-cf3jy]

your video is neat as hell. good narration, showcase, explanation and vibes. keep up the good work!

[@AngryGerbils]

"You need two places between which you want to teleport." You're using proper English on the internet. Thank you!

[@j-sinister9274]

There's no such thing as "proper" English.

[@matthewnicklas9944]

:O incredible. Truly peak minecraft. We live in the golden age of minecraft.

[@darkblossom01]

In my 12 years of playing Minecraft, this is one of the most craziest shit I've ever seen. Truely some next level shit.

[@meep-jp9sf]

Actual redstone genius.

[@suguaakini4478]

I have been playing this game for as long as I have memories Yet its players keep on impressing me everytime This game is truly limitless, props man

[@outcast4087]

This is utterly surreal...

[@MeAmCat]

Well done, nice video. Good music, I didn't feel like I missed not hearing any voice at any time. Easy to understand. And nice presentation. Definitely going to sub now :)

[@nivdy]

I do love this, but theres limitations (like most EPSC networks). Notably, this is an overworld only design. No end or nether functions, because it uses the nether as its basis for information transfer. Also, its fairly slow. 20 seconds for an ender pearl transport is faster than travelling by elytra in the overworld, but im not sure how itll stack up to a nether piston bolt or ice boat highway. Similarly, a wireless redstone 4 player compatable stasis machine exists already (though with how much it costs to make, would be hard to argue for, as well as being too complicated for most players). Overall: a very neat design! Great creativity, be proud!

[@Nickola_United]

The main problem of wireless redstone is that it is built on bugs, but bugs will be fixed, and the mechanism will not work in the future.

[@nivdy]

@@Nickola_United I mean to that extent, most things in the techmc community have that main problem. but mojang usually doesn't fix something that messes with techmc and if they do it ends up splitting the community. it's happened before and it's the reason many groups still play on 1.12 for their servers. if we really want to get into it, some of the core fundamentals of redstone is bugs. and mojang *wants* to fix them but it causes more issues than it's worth. QC, tnt duping, sand duping, void trading, all things which are obviously bugs and unintended, but having been left alone for years. most of which mojang knows about and has said they're unlikely to fix.

[@xGOKOPx]

@@Nickola_United Kid named quasi connectivity:

[@xiphosura413]

man that spore soundtrack sending me back, never realized how well it suited minecraft

[@SatoshiKitagawa]

Maybe I missed something, but why do you need a chunk loader in every single chunk? Don't chunk loaders load 5x5 chunks around them? Anyways great design!

[@Misty_Ocean]

Ooooh I had the idea to do something like this awhile back (and some other ideas on what can be done using that same infrastructure) but haven't got to it yet, this is awesome to see!

[@forfran]

I tried building it on a server that I host, the problem I'm suffering right now is when restarting the server... the chunk loaders far away form the player and from the spawn chunks just don't start working until a player goes near by. I've already tried with self fixing chunk loaders.

[@thomasrad5202]

I've never seen anything like it, which is why you have earned the like. That said, once I figured out how it actually works with the ender pearl stasis this seems entirely impractical for actual use. But it is interesting in theory. I will probably stick to the good old nether highway.

[@RandomGuy0987]

Ahh true, the pearls in stasis disappear when you log out right?

[@dzhoang-le9dp]

MC players always discover exotic things

[@АлексейТарасов-щ8ж]

Technology, decorations, music, montage... 100/10 🫠

[@gloriussausage]

How are people really building this😭😭 I can’t barely build a redstone door to open

[@Nickola_United]

Redstone should be very interested to make a large mechanisms)

[@14sonnenkrieg88]

I can’t fathom the amount of time it took to make that map, amazing job man

[@iliastx13]

It is possible to reduce the chunk loaders to 1 every 2 chunks in the nether. Here is an implementation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWXVd4WQZdd3pcUsi=E6SNjvXt8udnS1Fb

[@JacopoVallepiano]

I can confirm that the system of Scorpio is working really well, and is easy to set up. By implementing this you cutting down by half your work in the nether. I use it to reload my mob switch in single player and work like a charm.

[@chocolate_maned_wolf]

awesome, i’ve thought of this idea but never seen anyone do it this well

[@SpinosaurusStudios_]

I THOUGHT I RECOGNIZED THE SPORE SOUNDTRACK FROM SOMEWHERE!!!

[@katekat7804]

Ive been trying to come up with my own way of doing this for a while now. Thank you! This is so useful and I cant wait to implement this into my world

[@Зиад-т9н]

Spore music😢

[@CB9IT]

Yesss!

[@BirbyTrending]

Spore and Minecraft are some of the best games ever created. I wish they would have kept adding new content to Spore or at least made a good successor.

[@HoldenVontz]

unironically one of the coolest things ive ever seen in mc

[@FirstCommandmentRigorist]

Will the chunk loaders cause a lot of lag?

[@verwave]

These chunkloaders are activated only once, they don't work all the time, so I didn't notice any lags during testing

[@FirstCommandmentRigorist]

@@verwave Nice!

[@madamapheus]

You are actually a genius, loved the video and subscribed !

[@Happyhenzo]

Another reason why Java is vastly superior to bedrock edition. Wish my friends all had a pc so I could actually play java instead of having to play shitty bedrock

[@brandonb5868]

I doubt you actually build shit like this on Minecraft, Java players are so insufferable

[@cody4873]

@@brandonb5868 Bedrock is the shittier microsoft money hungry version of Minecraft though? This is coming from someone who played Bedrock for years.

[@BobBob-bm9kz]

This is awesome! Seeing how it's so much work tho, i do wish the devs made more convenient way to change a game state from a distance

[@NiceHyper01]

This is super cool, I might have to build this (also, really well-made video)

[@rocktobot]

Crazy stuff, ingenious. Also, great music choice!

[@mjm3091]

I feel like with how much stuff has been added to the game lately that we wouldn't expect from Vanilla - I feel like a working more player friendly teleportation mechanism will be added at some point. If not an instantaneous one - the a one with timers like this one. Hopefully around next END update? That feels like something that would make sense as extreme post-game feature. Just a long-range redstone transmitters would make this a more viable transportation method (a block that would take signal, load a go-to chunk and activate a linked block and teleportation mechanism.

[@azoth._.]

I'm surprised you don't have way more than 1.63k subscribers, this video is great. Thank you :D

[@EnerjiOnYT]

Amazing. Also the Spore music is such a nice touch.

[@bot2k6]

That's actually crazy, it's possible in survival too, just imagine building this on a server or just your survival world

[@aloysiuskurnia7643]

The system reminded me of the ancient chunkloading method using long redstone network! Truly well done!

[@loatherd]

Haha the identical bases made me think for a min that the whole base got teleported. This is an insane machine, can’t imagine how many hours the first build took.

[@ddappa]

I like how u use the spore soundtrack, it makes me feel nostalgic haha

[@Greesher]

Incredible. Must be insanely satisfying to use

[@MacroAggressor]

You should add a serializer. You can use some variety of analog redstone to transmit more information on fewer wires (two lines for every player between every destination pair will get out of hand _fast)._ I think Maizuma's pulse width modulation design would work well. Two lines of these and you could decode 255 endpoint/player combinations (16 x 16 - 1 (for 0/0, i.e. no signal)).

[@Jujubitz]

Neat system, I was working in a similar design but the usage of a sorting system is a very great idea, congrats.