Secret Uses for Minecraft Blocks

TLDRExplore the hidden and unique uses of various blocks in Minecraft, from redstone contraptions to secret entrances and more.

Key insights

🔍You can send Redstone signals through leaves using logs and observers.

🚪Trap doors can be used to create hidden walkways and control the flow of water in redstone contraptions.

🌟Cornerstones are not only great for decorations but can also be used to hide staircases.

🌊Walls can be used to send Redstone signals instantly over long distances.

🔥Netherrack stays on fire forever when ignited, making it a great lighting source.

Q&A

Can you send Redstone signals through water?

Yes, you can send Redstone signals through water using a bubble column created with Soul Sand.

How can I create a hidden entrance?

Using open doors that look closed to zombies can create a hidden entrance that they cannot break.

What blocks can be used for color coding in redstone contraptions?

Fences and iron bars can be used for color coding in redstone contraptions as they connect with each other but not with the other type.

Are there any blocks with movable blast resistance?

Ancient debris and netherrite blocks can be pushed by pistons but also have high blast resistance, making them great for tunnel walls.

How can I prevent sound from reaching skulk sensors?

Blocking sounds with amethyst blocks can prevent them from reaching skulk sensors, allowing for more precise triggering.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the hidden uses of Minecraft blocks.

00:23Using leaves, logs, and observers to send Redstone signals.

01:46Creating hidden walkways and controlling water flow with trap doors.

03:21Using cornerstones for decorative purposes and hiding staircases.

04:38Sending Redstone signals through walls for long-distance communication.

05:55The eternal fire of netherrack and its use as a lighting source.