• Vision Mechanics

The vision AI mechanic changes how mobs see you. If you are sneaking past a mob in low light not getting too close to the mob, it may not see you. A mob will also only see you behind walls if you are sprinting. 

• Critical Bow AI Mechanic

The critical bow AI mechanic gives mobs a chance to do a critical hit on you with their bow. This critical hit will set you alight! 

• Attack Passive AI Mechanic

The attack passive AI Mechanic allows mobs to attack passive mobs, like pigs or sheep.

• Right click any Redstone device while holding coal to see the meter’s output. The current in wires decrease by one every block and source blocks emit a level of 15, giving us the wire length limit of 15 blocks.

• This can be useful when debugging analogue Redstone circuits, such as those that use comparators.

• Stop Target Mob

Stop target - stops the mobs that are leashed by a player from attacking the player. However, keep in mind they will still attack other players.

• Mob Repel

Mob Repel stops hostile mobs targeting players that are holding mobs of the same type on a leash.

Note this only stops new mobs targeting you so be ready to use at all times.

• Hitch Persist

This feature allows for the creation of communal hitching posts. When the hitch is punched, only the leads attached pop off, the actual hitch is kept on the fence. 

• Owner Hitching

When a player tames a horse or wolf and hitches it to a fence, and someone else were to come along and do the same, only the mobs hitched by the player breaking the hitch would be unleashed. 

• Pistons that Crush, Bounce, are SuperSticky and can SuperPush

• Crush

Allow you to break blocks using a piston and a sign.

It requires a sign attached to the piston, with the second line being [Crush] 

• Bounce

A fun mechanic that allows you to create bouncing blocks and more.

It requires a sign attached to the piston, with the second line being [Bounce], and the third being the velocity of the bounce. The maximum bounce velocity is 10. 

• SuperSticky

Allows blocks to be pulled that are farther than 1 block away. 

It requires a sign attached to the piston, with the second line being [SuperSticky], and the third being the number of blocks to pull. The maximum amount is 10. 

• SuperPush

Allows you to push blocks further away (even air in-between will not stop you pushing a block up to 10 blocks away

It requires a sign attached to the piston, with the second line being [SuperPush], and the third being the number of blocks to push. The maximum amount is 10.

• Boats are faster in water (But be careful you may overshoot your destination)

• Boats can be placed on land and yes slowly rowed around the world.

• Boats that are empty will decay after a while so be sure to not forget your boat.

• Boats will no longer risk breaking when colliding with shorelines or entities. Only you can break a boat now.

• A Bounce block is a fun thing just for you. A way to throw yourself and your friends (or enemies) through the air.

• So how to make a Bounce Block

  • Bounce Blocks are made by placing a 'Netherite block’ and creating a sign underneath it. The sign should be laid out with [Jump] on the second line, and the velocity format on the third. When a player jumps on the block the velocity is assigned. 

  • Velocity is laid out in the x,y,z format. The x and z are multiplied by the direction the player is facing, meaning 1,0,1 will send the player in the direction they are looking. To make this work with absolute velocity, add an exclamation point (!) to the beginning of the line. 

• Bridges must be made of all the same materials. Sorry no mix and match allowed!

• How to make a bridge?

  • Step 1: Decide the material you want to use

  • Step 2: Place a line of the material on both sides of the area you want the bridge to cross (Must be in a straight line no more than 7 blocks wide and 45 blocks long 

  • step 3: place a sign on both sides

    • On the sign second line type [bridge]

  • step 4: stock your bridge by either placing the blocks for the bridge or right clicking the sign on one side of the future bridge until you have reached what should be the required count of blocks for your bridge

Note signs for a Bridge can be above or below the bridge ends but must be centered

And yes, you can use Redstone Power to control your bridge

• Cooking pots are a multi item/block way to cook at record speeds. 

  • A Cooking Pot has 6 main parts

    • A - Netherack block (This is where the fire burns)

    • B - A sign placed on the Netherack block

    • C - A chest to hold the items to be cooked or smelted

    • D - Fuel - There is no limit on the amount of fuel added

      • Lava Buckets, and Coal Blocks

        • Lava is the best for allowing the most cooking

    • E - Redstone to control fire for cooking

      • Redstone Lever, Redstone wire, Pressure plate or other Redstone setup of your choice so long as it powers toward the Netherrack block

• How to setup a Cooking Pot (See image)

  • On the Netherack block place the sign

  • On second line of sign type [cook]

  • Right click the sign with either of the 2 fuel sources (only 1 type is allowed at a time)

  • Leave a gap over the Netherrack block and place a chest

  • Using Redstone power, the Netherrack block

• Using your newly made Cooking Pot

  • Place raw food or ores to be smelted in the chest

  • Turn on your Redstone and let the cooking begin!

  • Removed Smelted/Cooked items from chest

Note the system can be added to using hoppers for collection and even with some work hoppers to keep fuel flowing. This means that you can do the work once and work smarter not harder.

• Doors must be made of all the same materials. Sorry no mix and match allowed!

• How to make a Door?

  • Step 1: Decide the material you want to use

  • Step 2: Place a line of the material at the top an dbottom of the area you want your new door. Max size is 11 blocks wide and 30 blocks tall 

  • step 3: place a sign on bottom center of the opening under the blocks

    • On the sign second line type [Door up]

  • step 4: place a sign on the top center of the opening over the blocks

    • On the sign second line type [Door down]

  • step 4: stock your door by either placing the blocks for the door or right clicking the sign on the top or bottom of the doorway until you have reached what should be the required count of blocks for your door

Note: you can use Redstone Power to control your door

• Gates must be made of all the same fence type or of Iron Bars.

Sorry no mix and match allowed!

• How to make a Gate?

  • Stacked fence blocks make up the gate. To stack fence blocks, place fences on top of each other.

Repeat for each row. Make sure the top of the gate is covered.

• • A nearby wall sign with [Gate] on the second line.

• Gates can be used as:

• Flood gates to block water or lava.

• Gates to castles or doors.

• Trapping unfortunate creatures or players in an area

Note: you can use Redstone Power to control your gate

• A Simple and easy way to make Glowstone a controlled light source.

• As easy as 1, 2, 3

  • Find yourself some Glowstone or make some from Glowstone Dust.

  • Place your Glowstone and power with Redstone

  • Then turn on or off your Redstone and instant light

• A Simple and easy way to turn on and off a Jack O' Lantern using Redstone.

• As easy as 1, 2, 3

  • Make a Jack O' Lantern.

  • Place your Jack O' Lantern and power with Redstone

  • Then turn on or off your Redstone and instant light up Jack O' Lantern

• A Simple and easy way to turn on and off a Jukebox using Redstone.

• As easy as 1, 2, 3

  • Make a Jukebox.

  • Place your Jukebox and power with Redstone.

  • Then turn on or off your Redstone to control your music with ease.

• Right clicking the sign will toggle the lights in the general area.

• Construction

  • Light switches consist of two parts:

    • A wall sign Wall sign with [I] or [|] as the second line.

    • Either a Redstone torch or a regular torch above the sign.

  • Additional info that can be used

    • A custom range for searching on the third line (optional)

    • A custom maximum light changes per click on fourth line (optional)

• Uses - What the light switch can do:

• Light up an area.

• Power Redstone circuits.

• Act as a door lock. 

• Boosters and Brakes

  • Boosters are created using either Gold Blocks or Gold Ore

    • Place Gold Ore under a rail for a 25% increase in speed

    • Place a Gold Block under a rail for max speed boost

    • Important Redstone can turn your boosters on and off

  • Brakes are created using Soul Sand or Gravel

    • Place Gravel under a rail to slow your cart by 20%

    • Place Soul Sand under a rail to slow it by 50%

• Item Pickup

  • Thats right a Minecart with a chest in it will automagically pick up items lying about as they run into them

• More rails

  • Adding a Pressure Plate to a rail system will allow you to create a four-way intersection. But you do need the rails going into the Pressure Plate on all 4 sides for this to work correctly

• Place that Minecart on the ground it's all good, they can be placed anywhere you want them

• Remove unwanted Entities

  • Yes, you can knock the Trader away or the creeper too. Even teach players a lesson about blocking your tracks. 

• Time to reverse the system

  • That's right now you can place a White Wool block under your rails and use it to do a 180 in direction of your minecart.

    • To work you must place a sign under the wool block with [reverse] on the second line

    • Redstone can affect the system allowing you to turn it on or off as needed

• Minecarts are faster

  • Without any extra work they will now travel faster so long as you are riding in them

• Minecart stations a way to start and stop carts with ease allowing for cooler Redstone systems and much, much more

  • Stations allow the stopping and launching of minecarts. When stations are unpowered by Redstone, minecarts that pass over them will perform a dead stop. When a Redstone input (it must be directed) goes high, the minecart will launch in the direction of a sign post placed 2 or 3 blocks below the track block piece. This sign must have [Station] on the second line and face away from the direction that you want the minecart to be pushed towards. It is not possible to have multiple minecarts over one single station block. By default, stations are created with obsidian. 

  • Autostarting can be done by Having AUTOSTART on the 3rd line of the sign allows the station to propel anyone who gets into the cart that is stopped at the station if it is powered. 

• And finally Visual steering

  • This means where you are looking the minecart will go. Much like driving where your eyes go your vehicle goes. Which means turning and more will be far easier.

• A Simple and easy way to turn on and off a Netherrack fire using Redstone.

• As easy as 1, 2, 3

  • Find some Netherrack, mine and place where you want it.

  • Power it using Redstone.

  • Then turn on or off your Redstone and instantly start that fire burning

    • Yes, you have seen this already when making a Cooking Pot, but it has other uses...

      • Such as Mob Farming, protecting your base, And more, much more.

• A Simple way to change your paintings 

• Usage

  • Right click on a painting in a region you are allowed to build in. Use the scroll wheel to find a painting, and then once you’ve got the right painting right click again.

  • Scrolling forward will switch to the next painting, whilst scrolling backwards will scroll to the prior painting.

• Pipes consist of numerous parts:

  • An item source. Anything from a chest inventory

    • Yes, it can be various items

  • A sticky piston pointed at the source. When the power state of the sticky piston goes from low to high, items are sucked out of the source into the pipe.

  • A tube of Glass Blocks to act as the pipe.

  • An End Destination, basically a chest to drop stuff into

• Filtering

  • To filter pipes, just place a sign on the either sticky or normal piston, with the following text on it:

    • # Blank # [Pipe] # IDs to include, separated by commas. Ex, “1,4,5:2” to only pipe stone, cobble and birch wood. # IDs to exclude, separated by commas. Ex, “1,4,5:2” will pipe everything BUT stone, cobble and birch wood.

      • Note some items have longer names/IDs so you will need to remember this when setting up any system.

• Tube Types

  • Different blocks have different functions when used as a tube.

  • Glass Tubes

  • Standard glass blocks are simple pipes that pass through all items piped in with no special behavior. They act as normal pipes.

  • Stained Glass Tubes

  • Stained glass blocks are used to allow multiple pipes to run next to each other. Stained pipes will only transfer items to standard pipes, or stained pipes of the same color.

  • Intersection Tubes

  • Glass pane blocks are pipe blocks that will only connect pipes straight in the direction the pipe came from. This allows for two unrelated pipes to

  • Pass through the same block.

  • Stained Intersection Tubes

  • Stained glass panes act similarly to intersection tubes; however, they only work with other pipes of the same color.