Nov 15, 2023
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What is a Rube Goldberg Machine? Well, it's basically a machine that's a lot more complex then it really needs to be to perform a simple task. In this video, I've taken that idea into Minecraft and created a wonderfully complicated device whose sole function is to make the jaws of a dragon flap. It might sound simple, but it's the steps taken along the way that make this project fun!
Let's face the harsh reality: Sometimes you have to kill unwanted villagers. Doing it with a sword is barbaric and will reduce your popularity amongst the villagers. It can even cause the iron golem to attack! In this video, I'll show you how to construct the Villager Slayer 3000, the ultimate device for killing those useless villagers.
In Minecraft it always seems like we end up with a lot of trash. Garbage items, like excess cobblestone, fill up our storage areas. In this video, I'll show you how to make a simple trash chest that will easily and permanently dispose of all your extra stuff.
This Minecraft Sugarcane farm is surprisingly simple and efficient, yet it works great! The best part is that it's modular, so you can make it as big as you want. Each module uses only four blocks: And observer, a piston, redstone dust, and any other block. It doesn't get much easier than that!
It's exciting to be wandering through a Minecraft desert and stumble upon a desert temple. All you can think about is getting the booty at the bottom of the pit. But then what? In this video I'll show you how to turn that temple into a really cool base.
I like Minecraft clocks, so I'm constantly experimenting and building new ones. Here's my latest creation that I call an Observer Clock. It's really simple, so I'd be surprised if nobody thought of it before. Nonetheless, I wanted to quickly show you how to build it.