Beginner Command Block Tutorial Part 13 – Setting Data Tags & the Chunk Format page
Beginner commands is back with another episode about data tags. Learn how to summon mobs or items with certain properties – like how to put a hat on a Zombie.
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I’m back!
I’m back home from Minecon – wow, what a great experience. Got some work still before my vacation, but stuff will start moving on the channel again. As a start, there’s a new video coming tonight!
Bubble Shooter Minigame in Vanilla Minecraft
After a week or so of tinkering, I’m back with a new minigame – I’ve made Bubble Shooter in vanilla minecraft – with some really cool mouse input stuff!
Steam Sale Encore – My Favorites
The steam sale is almost over – which means the encore is on, with tons of good games on sale. Here are my favorites.
The Predator Explained Part 3 – Replacing Items
The final part of The Predator Explained is here – find out how the color values we calculated last time turn into leather armor pieces through the use of more than one hundred thousand command blocks.
Advanced Commands Tutorial: Relative Positions
Time for another advanced command block tutorial! This time, here’s how to calculate the offset of another entity or player in the world, in local (or relative) coordinates. This method is how my Boulder pet keeps track of its relative offset compared to its owner!
First Look – Out Of Reach (Stream Highlights)
Here’s a bit of a bonus video – the highlights of me checking out new survival game Out of Reach that just hit Early Access on Steam the other day.
Beginner Command Block Tutorial Part 12 – Introduction to Data Tags
New Beginner Commands episode time! Let’s dive into the last big complexity of command blocks – data tags!
You Requested It – Better Multiplayer Sleeping
It’s time for another viewer request! This time I took on nevertakendown1’s request for better sleeping in multiplayer.
The Predator Explained Part 2 – Calculating Color Values
Time for part 2 of the explanation for how The Predator works. Ready to think about binary numbers and scoreboard values? You better be!