Just came back to this for reference. My friends and I are building a sculk farm soon, one that'll get us 30 levels right away. Currently, sculk blocks drop 1 xp each, so you'll need to break 1395 blocks, or just over 21 stacks (we'll say 22), so if we separate each row of sculk to create collums of 13×10×11 (that's just 6 extra sculk per collum), we'll have individual sculk collums worth 30 level each. We plan on flipping the direction, though, so the pistons are pushing the sculk blocks up towards the spawner, instead of further down. The less ladder usage, the better.
Consider using a tnt duper above the skulk, and having it blow up above your head where you stand on a platform and water pushes the xp to you in the center
This is an amazing idea for the next update when these are fully released and because of this design you inspired me to actually try and make a Stone generator version in multiple of my worlds and you are amazing inspiration to everybody still keep up the great work.
*MUMBO* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging..
@Instagram User well for one thing his mental state is clearly better than urs as he does not spam comments on other peoples videos saying he is better. If you were “good” you would have more than 17 subs 😂😂😂🤦♂️
Well java has interesting bugs, which makes it fun. But bedrock has more interesting features, like renewable potions using potion cauldrons and stalactites. So it'd really be great if they just made both versions the same and did a little of both.
@@DavidWasTakenSoNowIHaveThis well because of the differences between the Progamming Languages its likely that both version will probaly never be the same. There are some differences that probaly cant be worked out (If they can idk im not really experienced in Java or C+) like with the snow on trees falling or that the door and signs are not affected by water in Java but are affected by water in Bedrock.
“Not that complicated” he says, you only have to construct a flux capacitor doohickey, and a hydrogen powered hyperdrive, and then you got yourself a nifty little xp farm
In terms of redstone this build isn't actually that difficult. Its just a few wirings to many pistons. Once you build one, you can easily build another and know what you're doing.
@@registeredloser1092 I never said that there was qc in bedrock. The original comment said in the PRESENT tense that there is no qc in java which is simply incorrect. Furthermore it has existed in the game for god knows how long so you'd think that if Mojang wanted to fix it then it'd be gone by now. For that matter, Mojang announced in 2016 that they will not be fixing qc and it will be considered a feature.
I need to get a tutorial/explanation for each of these circuits. I can only replicate if I understand how it works and there are a few parts that confuse the heck out of me. Definitely want this in my world tho, I can quadruplize it and put an iron farm on top
@@looneylunatic.2133 learning by doing, trial by fire. if you actually try things out and glean what you can from the video, you would be surprised what you could get to work.
The simple answer to most of the probs is observers like most of the pushing is done through observers. To be honest it is not that hard to make this but i will have to do something for those bulk piston powering
Angles seem to be the key, but the redstone repeaters will send a signal like ... 8 blocks? I think, 12? Something - but he's got those behind every piston, and a repeater at the end, and then stair stepped down for a wall. But his timing ... is amazingly TOO perfect for a 1-Off trial. I mean ... it IS MUMBO.... so there's a definite possibility that he "Just Knows" through the weirding way or some Jedi force power ... hahaha. The clock at the beginning for the stone is the crucial point though. That's the timing for this entire bit. I'd love to see a tutorial on this also.
Not really, yes it feels like modded, but dont like vanilla. The last (In my opinion) vanilla update was 1.14/1.15 (1.15 is just 1.14 but with bees and still vanilla). Maybe 1.16.
@@potatowik8929 I mean, you can go pretty far back with the logic of feeling or not feeling like vanilla. Elytra were way out of vanilla when they were first introduced in 1.9. Some people might even argue slime blocks weren't very vanilla when added. Or crawling. Or detector blocks.
there is no tnt duper’s in bedrock, nor are creeper farms effective, so tnt is not a option for most survival bedrock players. on java this would be smart tho, just there isn’t enough parity between editions to do it on bedrock too.
Using the carpet mod to extend piston range, can you make a loop that expands when it gets full and eventually have INFINITE XP STORAGE. You can also place the redstone on the pistons without breaking
These skulk blocks are some of the most interesting things ever to be added to minecraft, I'm glad that the game is moving in this new innovative direction
You could have used silentwisperer's stone farm, they can be plugged into other farms(he also used it on a moss farm) and its insanely fast so it would be good for this farm
i wonder if you could set up a way to explode the sculk blocks and use water or something to move them over to the player to fully automate the xp farm and in java you could use tnt duping for that
Minecraft Java Player: Oh, Mumbo uploaded another redstone build, and looks he's playing the new skulker blocks. *Sees waterlogged pistons* Minecraft Java Player: WHAT IS THIS EVIL SORCERY!?
Question: do iron golems count as mobs that generate skull blocks when they die and if so can you somehow rig this up to an iron farm to build an afk iron farm that is also a bulk xp storage?
I would imagine yes, they don’t take fall damage but you could rig an observer to notice the block conversion to make new stone if needed, also you would prob want a couple of farms feeding this to speed it up.
As someone who understands redstone, it's just fun to listen to Mumbo's babbling whether I try to understand him or not. Hard to hate our nerdy english spud.
Mumbo’s reaction to the waterlogged piston is gold because normally it is Java that exploits the rough edges to do cool stuff, but now bedrock’s squirrelly business is pulling some nuts stuff.
Woah, that's huge! I mean sure, a blaze punch farm is probably going to still be faster, a pigman XP farm will definitely win, and stacked raid farms are still space magic I can scarcely comprehend, BUT... Those all require either some awkward AFK station or delve into grey areas for me like auto-clickers to work. You could build a cave base around this and not even have to AFK, really. You could _do stuff_ and just go down to eat your XP loaf in the basement every now and then. And if the XP is just happening over time, it doesn't matter if it's slower. It's there when you need it. Don't even really need to cave base. It could just be a dark spawning room running a lot slower and you could put it anywhere. And man, we need those waterlogged pistons in Java.
@@Nishkiev you don't need spawners for this btw. Use gnembon(idk how to spell his name but his from scicraft) extremely efficient mob far, add in a stone generator like the one mumbo made, put a hopper minecart on the platfkrm where the mobs dies and you'll get a passive xp farm. Probably not worth the effort tho
Everything being de-saturated is throwing me off already. As a bedrock player myself, who plays on the experimental features, I never have seen this. Although, the video is awesome, thanks Mumbo-lio
You could also add a lever or button that activates carefully positioned tnt to blow up enough of it that it drops into water that flows to hole so you just have a 1X1 room in your base with a button that spits mountains of xp at you
Skulk blocks mean you don’t need exp bottle dispensers or a wolf - skeleton exp farm to afk break blocks with mending tools, meaning you can make fully afk block farms (like cobble or wood), without needing tnt duping or tnt dispensers…
@@dr_mafarioyt4313 I feel like there's going to be a VERY solid chance that Wardens only spawn near Bedrock, so Shrieker defences/pranks probably won't set off random wardens.
the question tho: does the sculk block or the mob itself give more exp? or is it proportional to the mob's exp? in the latter case, adding this to an enderman farm would be absolutely huge!
the higher the xp the mob drops the more skulk generated so the enderdragon drops a HUGE amount also if its a player killl you can get the skulk and the xp so double xp
I think sculk would give more exp. A general mob kill would be like on average 5-8 exp. And 1 skulk from the video seem to be 2 and a quarter. Since it looked like the catalyst makes 3 by 3 squares of skulk. That's 2.25(3×3) = 20 bars of exp. For the farm it's the same, but only 3 skulks. Which is still 6.75. a slight lost, but a stable amount. And can be improved by increasing skulk yield.
Each one of the storage blocks of skulk can hold 12^3 blocks of skulk in them. This is equal to 1728 skulk blocks in just one of the storage units. There are three of these, making for 5184 skulk blocks in this system at full capacity.
imagine, in your base, having a lecturn where you can select how many levels of xp you want, this then sends a signal to your massive amount of stored skulk which then uses tnt to blow up exactly that many levels which then fall onto you. that'd be so cool
@@silvervaliant Wouldnt be that difficult in actuality just a bit tedious. Unless they have changed xp drops I believe blazes give 10xp per kill, So all you would need to do is count how many till lets say level 30 and times that by 10 and you have your number etc.
@@JJ-lx6fj going from lvl 0 to 10 is not the same as going from 20 to 30. it's still 10 levels but the exp required for 20 to 30 is much more than from 0 to 10.
The waterlogged Piston is exclusive to bedrock because of how different waterlogging works in the two versions! In java, it is a state but in bedrock it is a medium. Water (and even snow) can exist anywhere and it does not care about the presence of blocks there though only non-full blocks can be waterlogged without map editors.
Yeah i remember on my brothers old xbox that me and my mom played two player bedrock minecraft and i once was putting water on a tree and it was in the leaves
I wish more minecraft youtubers would play on bedrock once in a while cuz there's so many differences n I find myself so confused trying to use basic redstone mechanisms sometimes that don't work how I was expecting n then I rebuild the whole machine I saw them in n it doesn't work n it's very frustrating. Learning that the waterlogged piston saves space for cobblestone generators is a great fact. Thx, Mumbo Jumbo
What I love is, people tried to do this exact thing a decade ago with Silverfish spawners going into stone blocks, but it never caught on because it was too random and very dangerous since sweeping edge wasn't a thing. So now it's not only possible, but also much easier since it doesn't have to be built underground
Callback to ethos silverfish farm! Back then, you could use potions to get the silverfish to spawn in bulk and kill them instantly for the exp. I bet nowadays a farm for that using observers would be way better!
@@craftminer49er that's exactly what I was thinking of when I wrote this. I agree observers would be far better than the BUD switches of old, but iirc the biggest problem with it was the silverfish weren't always going into the stone in the first place
@@xarfram yeah, that design always was finicky. Still a really cool concept, though I think the skulk farm will definitely blow that farm out of the water. Especially with a TNT auto harvester function. I suppose we will just have to wait and see. Now I want to build a silverfish farm lmao
@@xarfram I think the reliability went back and forth a lot across various updates, sometimes it would work great and sometimes it was pretty bad, but even at its best it was more of a novelty. Endermen xp farms are just too dang good to really compete with
@@notspace8487 not necessarily young, but bedrock isnt talked about much so how can we learn about these features unless we somehow discover them ourselves? I've played bedrock for years and I just learned about dipping arrows into a cauldron full of potions
Redstoners; So Bedrock has ANOTHER amazing feature... Bedrock players; "We what?" Seriously, waterlog pistons, movable tile entities, A more in depth skin system, the auto-place off ledges feature, Impaling isn't useless if it's raining or under water, Cauldrons can hold potions and dyed water. You bedrock players actually have a lot of cool features that would be so nice to see in Java. Sure, bedrock has it's issues, but it's also got a few cool things going for you.
@@KingTaltia I agree java kinda sucks in my opinion. Quasi connectivity is a BUG not a FEATURE 🤣🤣. Its a joke that some people will get, dont get angry plz. :)
@@1umbreon4life I'm a bedrock player but iron farms in java seem to be way easier than good ones in bedrock, although one of the best things we have are trident killers especially with how they are now confirmed as a feature
I use those storage systems for my tree farms, but for exp farms I make massive nether portals and then have them funnel into an elevator and dropped to their death. Hit 1 guy and everything around becomes hostile and yields exp on drop death. Level 100 in about 10 minutes
This has ticked off all the Mumbo things Chuffed to bits High-pitched voice for excitement Surprise when something he doesn't think will work, works. Chuffed to bits
Aside from the water-logged pistons, all of the redstone he did would work the same in both bedrock and java. (I'm a bedrock redstoner, but all of the youtubers I watch play java, so I'm fluent in both java and bedrock redstone.)
so is it better to have a machine like this build massive pillars of skulk or have an alt account afk the xp farm and use the alt for enchanting and anything lvl related
If you’re ever messing around in Bedrock again, I would strongly suggest that you check out trident killers. I’d love to see if someone could rig one to a sculk farm.
This could be big for my afk witch farm, as it is basically impossible to get the XP to the player the way I built it. If Skulk Catalysts can absorb XP either way, this might be a great way to keep my world from crashing during longer AFK sessions, as XP doesn‘t despawn.
I can imagine taking the skulk blocks and pushing them through a slot into an enchantment room so you never have to run to a farm when you run out of levels
That is exactly what I was looking for, it looks like it should be able to hold 40 levels of Xp in max capacity and I’m sure you could further improve its storing with some effort
imagine in last life entering someones house and hearing a sculk sensor detect you and of course, falling into a trap with a shrieker making you unable to see
@@ViIvaNunner assuming they are brave enough to go down there ... also with the small borders who knows id a deep dark will generate under them so not that likely to happen but would be cool
For anyone who's curious there a glitch currently in Minecraft bedrock beta where all items thrown on the ground and In your hand are gray black or white for whatever reason Edit it's fixed in the current Minecraft bedrock beta version Edit edit: the way you join the bedrock beta on Xbox at least idk on the other devices that run on the bedrock software is by going onto the Microsoft store and going into the apps section from there search Xbox insider hub and then install it then it's self explanatory from there note it might make you uninstall and reinstall Minecraft it's just a little bug thing with it and it's unfixable because it's what I like to call a hard coded bug where it would take modifying Soo many lines of code and making new ones also and it would most likely case more and worse bugs if they tried to fix it Edit edit edit: holy crap thx for all the likes I know some people hate when people thank for likes but thanks I have no words rn
The storage system is nice, but we could make this more compact, I feel.. we can probably kick up the speed by making 2+ droppers push skulk towards you with an automatic shut off when the line gets full, and just hold down the attack button until you're full on xp
What?! Why? Why would they create a new version of the game which they're meant to be trying to keep similar to the original, but randomly incorporate a version of combat which was already out of the game when the new version was being developed?
@@sems5247 so you live under a rock and don't keep up with any minecraft news. Maybe watch some other youtubers other than mumbo? Maybe even bedrock ones.
I love how Mumbo Jumbo was thrilled that blowing up the skulk yielded the xp, then remembered that there are no TNT dupers in Bedrock Edition. 😂 Edit: just changed "brick" to "bedrock". How did I not realize I'd put "brick" there? 😧 WHAT HAVE I DONE?!
I’ve got the name for your Hermitcraft XP service:
“Sculk in Bulk”
Genius
amazing, ur a god
He did it on bedrock because Java doesn’t have sculk yet
Definitely on-brand for the pun filled Hermitcraft Season 8 XD
Skulk n bulk
This would have been PERFECT for Mumbo's "peace love and plants" thing this season!
yeah but he already has an xp farm
yes the peace love and plants thing where he lets animals "voluntarily" move into his flames and "test" his end crystals near players/animals
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@Instagram User funny seeing you here
Just came back to this for reference. My friends and I are building a sculk farm soon, one that'll get us 30 levels right away. Currently, sculk blocks drop 1 xp each, so you'll need to break 1395 blocks, or just over 21 stacks (we'll say 22), so if we separate each row of sculk to create collums of 13×10×11 (that's just 6 extra sculk per collum), we'll have individual sculk collums worth 30 level each. We plan on flipping the direction, though, so the pistons are pushing the sculk blocks up towards the spawner, instead of further down. The less ladder usage, the better.
You could also use a fortune pickaxe as I believe that multiplies exp, I might be wrong though
Consider using a tnt duper above the skulk, and having it blow up above your head where you stand on a platform and water pushes the xp to you in the center
I wish we had water-loggable pistons in Java that would be a game changer
That's the hard thing , on Java u have cool extanding pistons and we have waterlocked pistons , u have TNT dupers but we don't
@@JanekB7500 Piston pushes redstone block into other piston which pushes a redstone block into another piston... etc. Should work on bedrock too
@@brawlstarsgamingv2312 ?
Mumbo: And its not that complicated either!
Me: *blankly stares at this giant redstone contraption with no redstone knowledge whatsoever*
you can rig it to Trident killers, sculk catalyst have quite big range, so you can get xp from Trident killers and you can have bulk stored xp
It really isn’t super complicated most of it is just hopper clocks
@@seajayfour yeah...
I know what a hopper clock is 👀
Lol, I dont even have a pc / ps at all 🤣
It seems bad but it's just made of lots of small simple things
Welcome back to Minecraft Bedrock.
The good,
the bad,
and Luca's dad.
this comment is legendary
LEGEND
underrated 😂
Not Luca’s dad, Gulietta’s dad
But still, I like that
i need a tutorial for this, i am in bedrock and an xp farm like this would be absolutely amazing
quad portal pigman farm🗿
does this work in bedrock?
@@DarthKanye this is in bedrock
@@sub2banterbs796 i meant if it still works, cuz this video is fairly old and wasn’t the full release of sculk functionality
@@DarthKanye tru... also it doesnt show how 2 make it properly
This is an amazing idea for the next update when these are fully released and because of this design you inspired me to actually try and make a Stone generator version in multiple of my worlds and you are amazing inspiration to everybody still keep up the great work.
Finally, mumbo back in his element.
> Farming the hell out of everything and anything
You gotta love Mumbo
*MUMBO* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging..
@@namantherockstar please, begging only brings hate.
@@namantherockstar
🌈Nobody Cares About Your Life🌈
@@namantherockstar your past comments on this channel says 20k subs then u said 25k subs and now 30. What a lying pos
@@namantherockstar shit up
I can see Mumbo playing in a 1.19 cave and going absolutely nuts in fear when the skull shrieker activates and the Darkness effect sets in
To who ever is reading this comment
You are awesome ❤️
My goal is to hit 27k any help would be epic😁
@Instagram User definitely not
@Instagram User well for one thing his mental state is clearly better than urs as he does not spam comments on other peoples videos saying he is better. If you were “good” you would have more than 17 subs 😂😂😂🤦♂️
The darkness kind of reminds me of the civil war stronghold...
@@MrJohn0fficial 27K dislikes, right?
It’s very interesting and fun watching mumbo testing things and building something in his mind for it to come together and become a real thing.
Waterlogging pistons? That could make some contraptions so much easier to make! Incredible!
mumbo: "I don't particularly like bedrock" mumbo 3 seconds later: "why don't we have this in java!"
Well java has interesting bugs, which makes it fun. But bedrock has more interesting features, like renewable potions using potion cauldrons and stalactites. So it'd really be great if they just made both versions the same and did a little of both.
Man I wish I had a good enough pc to run Minecraft
@@DavidWasTakenSoNowIHaveThis well because of the differences between the Progamming Languages its likely that both version will probaly never be the same. There are some differences that probaly cant be worked out (If they can idk im not really experienced in Java or C+) like with the snow on trees falling or that the door and signs are not affected by water in Java but are affected by water in Bedrock.
@@DavidWasTakenSoNowIHaveThis bedrock has one of the best bugs, Trident Killers. Afk farms with looting effect!
@@DavidWasTakenSoNowIHaveThis they removed that a while ago lmao
“Not that complicated” he says, you only have to construct a flux capacitor doohickey, and a hydrogen powered hyperdrive, and then you got yourself a nifty little xp farm
I've heard grian say flux capacitor so many times I though you were talking about an actual contraption
In terms of redstone this build isn't actually that difficult. Its just a few wirings to many pistons. Once you build one, you can easily build another and know what you're doing.
Ok grian
Is this Grian's alt account?
Don't let Docm77 roam near you 😂
That is epic!! I just found deep dark and didn’t know what to do. This is absolutely incredible.
I bring shulkers and silk touch the blocks and break them later when needed. They are also fantastic looking building blocks.
This video made me laugh and drop my jaw. Love your videos. Nice to see my favourite on the bedrock so I can finally use your designs lol
I am honestly surprised that Mumbo didn't get frustrated about quasi-connectivity even once in this video... GJ Mumbo for adapting!
Pretty sure there's no quasi connectivity in bedrock/windows 10
@@loydkristiante3326 wrong
@@martinzhang6936 wrong
@@martinzhang6936 Wrong; quasi connectivity is not in bedrock, and won't be as it was initially a bug in java
@@registeredloser1092 I never said that there was qc in bedrock.
The original comment said in the PRESENT tense that there is no qc in java which is simply incorrect. Furthermore it has existed in the game for god knows how long so you'd think that if Mojang wanted to fix it then it'd be gone by now. For that matter, Mojang announced in 2016 that they will not be fixing qc and it will be considered a feature.
"It's not that complicated."
mumbo jumbo - 2021
Jumbo jumbo everyepisode
its mildly complex but not to hard to build if you know what all the pieces do
@@IndustrialParrot2816 or maybe your just smart
“It’s really quite simple”
Me: laughs in idiot
@@a--...--.--45 why yes i am thank you sir
I need to get a tutorial/explanation for each of these circuits. I can only replicate if I understand how it works and there are a few parts that confuse the heck out of me. Definitely want this in my world tho, I can quadruplize it and put an iron farm on top
What don't you understand? I might be able to explain
@@jonathan_420 how does one replicate this build off a video that shows minimal angles and explains little of how the redstone is put together?
@@looneylunatic.2133 learning by doing, trial by fire. if you actually try things out and glean what you can from the video, you would be surprised what you could get to work.
The simple answer to most of the probs is observers like most of the pushing is done through observers. To be honest it is not that hard to make this but i will have to do something for those bulk piston powering
Angles seem to be the key, but the redstone repeaters will send a signal like ... 8 blocks? I think, 12? Something - but he's got those behind every piston, and a repeater at the end, and then stair stepped down for a wall. But his timing ... is amazingly TOO perfect for a 1-Off trial. I mean ... it IS MUMBO.... so there's a definite possibility that he "Just Knows" through the weirding way or some Jedi force power ... hahaha.
The clock at the beginning for the stone is the crucial point though. That's the timing for this entire bit.
I'd love to see a tutorial on this also.
I can't wait for you to do this again for the java Experimental Snapshot for 1.19
I love how with each update, Minecraft is getting closer to modded Minecraft, all while keeping the vanilla Minecraft feel.
It's definitely adding more content. Very good content too, better than any mod.
Makes sense, as with each update the game gets modified.
@@PhantomOfficial07 slower than any modder though lmao
Not really, yes it feels like modded, but dont like vanilla. The last (In my opinion) vanilla update was 1.14/1.15 (1.15 is just 1.14 but with bees and still vanilla). Maybe 1.16.
@@potatowik8929 I mean, you can go pretty far back with the logic of feeling or not feeling like vanilla. Elytra were way out of vanilla when they were first introduced in 1.9. Some people might even argue slime blocks weren't very vanilla when added. Or crawling. Or detector blocks.
But Mumbo... The TNT :(
TNT was built to blast not to last 😅
I know... he didn't add it. It's still really simple but he didn't add it...
there is no tnt duper’s in bedrock, nor are creeper farms effective, so tnt is not a option for most survival bedrock players. on java this would be smart tho, just there isn’t enough parity between editions to do it on bedrock too.
@@russellhoskins8265 There's a bedrock ghast farm that's pretty easy to build that gives like 25 stacks an hour of gunpowder
OR you could bring a ghast to the overworld and have the ghast blast the skulk.
Using the carpet mod to extend piston range, can you make a loop that expands when it gets full and eventually have INFINITE XP STORAGE. You can also place the redstone on the pistons without breaking
you cant have the carpet mod (or any mod at all) on bedrock
@@coopertaylor9746 You can have Addons on Bedrock so there might be a alternative addon somewhere on a website
Are the black and white textures scull or texture pack or bedrock?
Therapist; Deep voice mumbo can’t hurt you, he doesn’t exist
Deep voice mumbo; 8:14
Well mumbos therapy isn't going well
@@user-yb5xj6wd7b goated reply
scary
Beans
@@user-yb5xj6wd7b i guess not. must've been all those AHA's LOL
These skulk blocks are some of the most interesting things ever to be added to minecraft, I'm glad that the game is moving in this new innovative direction
1.19 will definitely change minecraft forever
Totally agree!
Yes
@@theycallmeflipper4515 Like 1.9 did in the past
@@victord.7242 just wait for 1.29 then!
this looks amazing! please make a tutorial for this
i like how mumbo discovered something that probably not any other single living soul would ever have thought of
As a bedrock player, I actually didn’t know that you could water-log pistons, and that’s pretty cool.
Same
You can waterlog any non-cube block :)
Me too
@@1umbreon4life And some cube blocks! Like leaves
I didn't know doors waterlogged in bedrock and I drowned lol
Mumbo: When my voice goes low, that's when you know things haven't gone well.
Me: Actually, no. Your voice still goes high.
Insert one of his "OOOH NOOOOUUU" in a frequency that even bats can't hear
@Steinfliege lol
@@steinfliege9912 lmao
His voice gets high and slow
You could have used silentwisperer's stone farm, they can be plugged into other farms(he also used it on a moss farm) and its insanely fast so it would be good for this farm
i wonder if you could set up a way to explode the sculk blocks and use water or something to move them over to the player to fully automate the xp farm
and in java you could use tnt duping for that
Minecraft Java Player: Oh, Mumbo uploaded another redstone build, and looks he's playing the new skulker blocks.
*Sees waterlogged pistons*
Minecraft Java Player: WHAT IS THIS EVIL SORCERY!?
It still feels weird to see waterlogged pistons even though i started with Pocket edition and switched to Java.
I'm a bedrock player and i didn't know it was a thing
@@neonlights5685 ikr im suprised
As a bedrock player that does abit of redstone i know that and its pretty useful
@@neonlights5685 same
Question: do iron golems count as mobs that generate skull blocks when they die and if so can you somehow rig this up to an iron farm to build an afk iron farm that is also a bulk xp storage?
Now thats big brain
Good idea but due to slower respawn times that would probably lose some XP efficiency in return for being pretty huge.
I would imagine yes, they don’t take fall damage but you could rig an observer to notice the block conversion to make new stone if needed, also you would prob want a couple of farms feeding this to speed it up.
They don't drop xp, so likely not?
@GiNa RoSe Sᴇx Cʜᴀɴɴᴇʟ 21 bruh did a bot just reply
With his constant epic videos, this guy is insane.
That's sick, well done my good sir.
Me: doesn’t understand a whole lot about red stone
Also me: just happy to watch mumbo and listen while he spits out a bunch of gibberish.
As someone who understands redstone, it's just fun to listen to Mumbo's babbling whether I try to understand him or not. Hard to hate our nerdy english spud.
This is like how I imagine grian to watch mumbo or atleast by how he describes it
Yeah more too
yes
Not the only one.
Mumbo’s reaction to the waterlogged piston is gold because normally it is Java that exploits the rough edges to do cool stuff, but now bedrock’s squirrelly business is pulling some nuts stuff.
Don't let this distract you from the fact that I get bullied because my classmates think my videos are the worst. Please don't agree, dear dav
@@AxxLAfriku bruh you weird
Imagine when bedrock and java will be only one
Bedrock has moveable chests, i am not going to say something more on this...
I hate Mojang
@@AxxLAfriku ah yes the cursed man
Jumbo thankyou for the idea I made one in my world but much more simple and it produces a 1 by 3 block of scull
This is the most effective exp farm with this new mechanics 1.19 i ever seen :)
You know its a good mechanism when Mumbo says "I'm chuffed to bits!"
So... any Mumbo mechanism that works then?
PANTS!!!
漫画v家，vh
*You know its a mechanism when Mumbo says "I'm chuffed to bits!"
Mojang: releases new blocks
Mumbo: "To the Lab!"
Me: i need to do more research than is required on these sculk blocks
**2 days later**
Me: conclusion. Sculk blocks
Woah, that's huge! I mean sure, a blaze punch farm is probably going to still be faster, a pigman XP farm will definitely win, and stacked raid farms are still space magic I can scarcely comprehend, BUT... Those all require either some awkward AFK station or delve into grey areas for me like auto-clickers to work. You could build a cave base around this and not even have to AFK, really. You could _do stuff_ and just go down to eat your XP loaf in the basement every now and then. And if the XP is just happening over time, it doesn't matter if it's slower. It's there when you need it. Don't even really need to cave base. It could just be a dark spawning room running a lot slower and you could put it anywhere.
And man, we need those waterlogged pistons in Java.
Mumbo jumbos low voice is now my favorite
Mumbo being impressed by flying on the ground instead of literally any other great feature like moveable tile entities
He already knows about the moveable tile entities
it kinda sucks that in bedrock you cant put multiple minecarts on a single minecart rail so you can really do super good minecraft tnt trape
What if you push a wall of chests filled with shulker boxes filled with books filled with random unicode characters
MOVEABLE WHAT?????
@@thejesterking4929 since when could you not do that
Quartz: I have SO MUCH exp!
Skulk catalysk: ima bout to end this block's whole career
Finally mumbo has started playing better minecraft version.
Joke.but inmyopinion bedrock better
You forgot spawners.. but they are hard to find So F
@@rdev3720 both r good but bedrock sucks in the way that mobs despawn.. every minute
@@Nishkiev you don't need spawners for this btw. Use gnembon(idk how to spell his name but his from scicraft) extremely efficient mob far, add in a stone generator like the one mumbo made, put a hopper minecart on the platfkrm where the mobs dies and you'll get a passive xp farm. Probably not worth the effort tho
@@fiendfnm2828 turn up the slider in the menu simple problem fixed
Welcome to the superior version
Keep in mind that mending does reduce your exp gain directly
Everything being de-saturated is throwing me off already. As a bedrock player myself, who plays on the experimental features, I never have seen this. Although, the video is awesome, thanks Mumbo-lio
yeah that's an item bug in the betas
I’ve seen it in other beta videos for this snapshot
you have to go on minecraft beta aswell
Yeah same I’m so confused
Apparently it’s Minecraft beta not bedrock edition they just got confused
"Mumbo with a deep voice isn't real, he can't hurt you"
Mumbo with a deep voice:
This is not a deep voice, while yes deeper than usual but still really light
In your 50th like!
@@ipaintedthecupboards im his 100th O_O
@@Galistic 😏
To clarify he’s talking about the part at 8:15
You could also add a lever or button that activates carefully positioned tnt to blow up enough of it that it drops into water that flows to hole so you just have a 1X1 room in your base with a button that spits mountains of xp at you
I love how mumbo says "not that complicated" but if I ever try that it'll be like reading the quantum physics while hanging upside down
Skulk blocks mean you don’t need exp bottle dispensers or a wolf - skeleton exp farm to afk break blocks with mending tools, meaning you can make fully afk block farms (like cobble or wood), without needing tnt duping or tnt dispensers…
However, the warden spawns from them if there are shriekers nearby, and shriekers are cool, everyones going to want one…
there are trident farms on bedrock though
Yes but wardens are stupid strong which will take awhile to kill them with just tridents
@@dr_mafarioyt4313 I feel like there's going to be a VERY solid chance that Wardens only spawn near Bedrock, so Shrieker defences/pranks probably won't set off random wardens.
@@KingTaltia I'd actually prefer it if wardens can spawn anywhere that shriekers are, as they'd make great base security against players
the question tho: does the sculk block or the mob itself give more exp? or is it proportional to the mob's exp? in the latter case, adding this to an enderman farm would be absolutely huge!
the higher the xp the mob drops the more skulk generated so the enderdragon drops a HUGE amount
also if its a player killl you can get the skulk and the xp so double xp
It would also be harder to harvest, as enderman farms usually are built in the end
@@yak4168 not actually the mob won't give you xp the xp will be absorbed it's not fully implemented yet.
I think sculk would give more exp. A general mob kill would be like on average 5-8 exp. And 1 skulk from the video seem to be 2 and a quarter. Since it looked like the catalyst makes 3 by 3 squares of skulk. That's 2.25(3×3) = 20 bars of exp. For the farm it's the same, but only 3 skulks. Which is still 6.75. a slight lost, but a stable amount. And can be improved by increasing skulk yield.
I think its the amount the mob would give is = to the amount the sculk gives
Mumbo here trolling the bedrock community by having them spawn shriekers
Each one of the storage blocks of skulk can hold 12^3 blocks of skulk in them. This is equal to 1728 skulk blocks in just one of the storage units. There are three of these, making for 5184 skulk blocks in this system at full capacity.
imagine, in your base, having a lecturn where you can select how many levels of xp you want, this then sends a signal to your massive amount of stored skulk which then uses tnt to blow up exactly that many levels which then fall onto you. that'd be so cool
I can hear someone already working on it
It would be insanely difficult because the amount of exp required changes per level
@@silvervaliant Wouldnt be that difficult in actuality just a bit tedious. Unless they have changed xp drops I believe blazes give 10xp per kill, So all you would need to do is count how many till lets say level 30 and times that by 10 and you have your number etc.
That would be amazing
@@JJ-lx6fj going from lvl 0 to 10 is not the same as going from 20 to 30. it's still 10 levels but the exp required for 20 to 30 is much more than from 0 to 10.
Mumbo's happiness with waterlogged pistons genuinely made me smile
He got 4 in one piston a dispenser unlimited use and they both function the right way
Hmm I have to say that was a surprise but I have to ask could you do it in java as well? anyway something to think on
Mumbo casually flexing his 3090 at the top of the screen
🤣
Actually, that's just how the betas for Minecraft Bedrock look. You can't turn it off.
I'm pretty sure it's the chip he got when he was sponsored by Nvidia
even 150 gb of ram, probably more
And he still gets sub 30 fps
@@PJM257 lmao ikr, how is that even possible
The waterlogged Piston is exclusive to bedrock because of how different waterlogging works in the two versions! In java, it is a state but in bedrock it is a medium. Water (and even snow) can exist anywhere and it does not care about the presence of blocks there though only non-full blocks can be waterlogged without map editors.
Yeah i remember on my brothers old xbox that me and my mom played two player bedrock minecraft and i once was putting water on a tree and it was in the leaves
Java has water logged trapdoors though. So this is a bruh moment
I wish more minecraft youtubers would play on bedrock once in a while cuz there's so many differences n I find myself so confused trying to use basic redstone mechanisms sometimes that don't work how I was expecting n then I rebuild the whole machine I saw them in n it doesn't work n it's very frustrating. Learning that the waterlogged piston saves space for cobblestone generators is a great fact. Thx, Mumbo Jumbo
"WE'VE GENERATED MAXIMUM SCULK!"
- Mumbo, 2021
What I love is, people tried to do this exact thing a decade ago with Silverfish spawners going into stone blocks, but it never caught on because it was too random and very dangerous since sweeping edge wasn't a thing. So now it's not only possible, but also much easier since it doesn't have to be built underground
You reminded me Minecraft is a decade old... I hate you...
Callback to ethos silverfish farm! Back then, you could use potions to get the silverfish to spawn in bulk and kill them instantly for the exp. I bet nowadays a farm for that using observers would be way better!
@@craftminer49er that's exactly what I was thinking of when I wrote this. I agree observers would be far better than the BUD switches of old, but iirc the biggest problem with it was the silverfish weren't always going into the stone in the first place
@@xarfram yeah, that design always was finicky. Still a really cool concept, though I think the skulk farm will definitely blow that farm out of the water. Especially with a TNT auto harvester function. I suppose we will just have to wait and see. Now I want to build a silverfish farm lmao
@@xarfram I think the reliability went back and forth a lot across various updates, sometimes it would work great and sometimes it was pretty bad, but even at its best it was more of a novelty. Endermen xp farms are just too dang good to really compete with
Mumbo: Makes a machine with the new blocks in a version of Minecraft he's unfamiliar with.
Me, a bedrock player: "They added what?"
again, your comment shows that most of bedrock players are very very young.
@@notspace8487 not necessarily young, but bedrock isnt talked about much so how can we learn about these features unless we somehow discover them ourselves? I've played bedrock for years and I just learned about dipping arrows into a cauldron full of potions
@@notspace8487 umm... So?? It's a game!? Like what's wrong with that??
@@notspace8487 no not me I like watching dogs die
@@IHateSmilingFriendsTheTVShow understandable
"w-we're gonna have to go back to the drawing board a little bit here" mumbo raging calmly
this is really amazing
Mumbo: So bedrock has this amazing thing
Me a bedrock player: We do?
Redstoners; So Bedrock has ANOTHER amazing feature...
Bedrock players; "We what?"
Seriously, waterlog pistons, movable tile entities, A more in depth skin system, the auto-place off ledges feature, Impaling isn't useless if it's raining or under water, Cauldrons can hold potions and dyed water.
You bedrock players actually have a lot of cool features that would be so nice to see in Java. Sure, bedrock has it's issues, but it's also got a few cool things going for you.
bedrock has several features that would extremely benefit java players
@@KingTaltia I agree java kinda sucks in my opinion. Quasi connectivity is a BUG not a FEATURE 🤣🤣. Its a joke that some people will get, dont get angry plz. :)
Ah HAHA
Java is always the best for me cause we can do some cool thing experiments
"Bedrock is weird"
Big Salmon: *Aggressive depression*
Sadly some of us play can only play bedrock
Bedrock is weird, but it has a few redeeming qualities. Villager breeders are very simple, for example, as are iron farms.
@@1umbreon4life I'm a bedrock player but iron farms in java seem to be way easier than good ones in bedrock, although one of the best things we have are trident killers especially with how they are now confirmed as a feature
@@NoobSharkey What is trident killer?
@@1umbreon4life how simple are villager breeders in bedrock? In java its literally a farm with 2 dudes, and trapdoors in front of some beds.
I use those storage systems for my tree farms, but for exp farms I make massive nether portals and then have them funnel into an elevator and dropped to their death. Hit 1 guy and everything around becomes hostile and yields exp on drop death. Level 100 in about 10 minutes
The moment that mumbo blows-up the skulk block, you know that he is gona do some naughty redstone stuf
8:15
Yeah if Youre talking like that, youre giving me flashbacks.
“Bedrock is weird”
As a bedrock player I can confirm
Java's quasi connectivity:really?
yes cause we have seen weird things like overworld generation in the nether and etc
as a bava/jedrock player i can confirm
Also as a bedrock player . Yes . It's weird
I play both versions and both are weird.
mumbo: sees that tnt gives you xp, also mumbo: doesn't use tnt to farm the sculck considerably faster
The goal of the skulk blocks is primarily to store XP. Getting it out is the easy part.
Use 1 tnt in the middle and boom! Half the chunk converted to xp.
Would be annoying in bedrock, we don't have tnt duplicators
@@NoobSharkey wait you dont??????????????????
@@NoobSharkey ohhh... so that's why he didn't build a tnt duplicator to farm the blocks and auto give you xp
This is sick I’m so impressed by the timing. It is a bridge builder too
This has ticked off all the Mumbo things
Chuffed to bits
High-pitched voice for excitement
Surprise when something he doesn't think will work, works.
Chuffed to bits
Mumbo’s brain is so big that he just managed to do redstone on bedrock… I feel dumb now
And yet at the end he's still called the build "it's quite simple" even us bedrock players are mind-blown
Aside from the water-logged pistons, all of the redstone he did would work the same in both bedrock and java.
(I'm a bedrock redstoner, but all of the youtubers I watch play java, so I'm fluent in both java and bedrock redstone.)
As someone who plays bedrock this makes me almost cry because of happiness
Yeah but it's hilarious because he could just use a trident killer.
Yeah same
@@revandb3438 true but if you think about it. He also made a skull block farm. Guessing you just need silk touch
@@drumbeat2014 skull ?
Why is everything grey
Can you do a tutorial on this?
so is it better to have a machine like this build massive pillars of skulk or have an alt account afk the xp farm and use the alt for enchanting and anything lvl related
Mumbo: Makes an AFK XP farm with sculk blocks
Trader: I spawned in the middle of the ocean hehe
If you’re ever messing around in Bedrock again, I would strongly suggest that you check out trident killers. I’d love to see if someone could rig one to a sculk farm.
i got 15 trident out 18 drowned with looting 3 diamond sword plz tell me java have same function or i am just exciting about nothing
@@Deependra_netam in what I remember, no
This could be big for my afk witch farm, as it is basically impossible to get the XP to the player the way I built it. If Skulk Catalysts can absorb XP either way, this might be a great way to keep my world from crashing during longer AFK sessions, as XP doesn‘t despawn.
Trident killers got patched
@@tallcowyt no they were fixed because it was a bug that broke them
I can imagine taking the skulk blocks and pushing them through a slot into an enchantment room so you never have to run to a farm when you run out of levels
It's so cute seeing mumbo amazed by this when a zombie piglin farm does the same in 10 times the ease
of all the bedrock exclusive feature there are, I was not expecting him to find a use for waterlogging pistons
They have been used for awhile in stone farms.
Tell me more of the bedrock feature, because im now curious
@@ItsEnderDiego well pistons can move tile entities like chests and furnaces.
@@jacara1981 they can't in java?
@@negofrey852 nope chests and furnaces, as well as other work stations can't be pushed by pistons in Java.
The beginning with Mumbo confused about Bedrock things is quite funny
agreed
That is exactly what I was looking for, it looks like it should be able to hold 40 levels of Xp in max capacity and I’m sure you could further improve its storing with some effort
"oh goodness gracious me!" mumbo many many times
I can't wait for mumbo to engineer a heart attack inducing labyrinth incorporating the sculk blocks...
imagine in last life entering someones house and hearing a sculk sensor detect you
and of course, falling into a trap with a shrieker making you unable to see
@@ViIvaNunner I'm so hyped!
HI MALLOON
also 69th like
@@ViIvaNunner assuming they are brave enough to go down there ... also with the small borders who knows id a deep dark will generate under them
so not that likely to happen but would be cool
For anyone who's curious there a glitch currently in Minecraft bedrock beta where all items thrown on the ground and In your hand are gray black or white for whatever reason
Edit it's fixed in the current Minecraft bedrock beta version
Edit edit: the way you join the bedrock beta on Xbox at least idk on the other devices that run on the bedrock software is by going onto the Microsoft store and going into the apps section from there search Xbox insider hub and then install it then it's self explanatory from there note it might make you uninstall and reinstall Minecraft it's just a little bug thing with it and it's unfixable because it's what I like to call a hard coded bug where it would take modifying Soo many lines of code and making new ones also and it would most likely case more and worse bugs if they tried to fix it
Edit edit edit: holy crap thx for all the likes I know some people hate when people thank for likes but thanks I have no words rn
Thanks, I was wondering.
Hence the name "bedrock"
Bugrock
I was
Wondering that, I didn’t know
Ah, I assumed it was to do with the skulk’s darkness thing
mumbo be like : "and its not that complicated"
me be like : 🤔"what in the world is that redstone contraption O.o?"
How did I miss this video.... I will build one of these in my bedrock world when these blocks come out.... You can farm that beautiful block!!!!
"listen to me, sounding all technical and things" says Mumbo, a redstone genius
Mumbo building a complex skulk-based XP farm in Bedrock
Bedrock Players: Should we tell him that auto smelters give infinite XP?
Well, yeah, but this is mostly transferable to java, the only feature that's really bedrock only are the waterlogged pistons
The xp stacks in the furnace forever thats the good thing
@@marilyncelis1472 not in java :/
where does one get smeltable stuff for autosmelters to smelt?
@@NoNameAtAll2 world eaters
I love the Luca dad bit. It was good video spice.
The storage system is nice, but we could make this more compact, I feel.. we can probably kick up the speed by making 2+ droppers push skulk towards you with an automatic shut off when the line gets full, and just hold down the attack button until you're full on xp
Mumbo timing his swing is infuriating knowing that bedrock still uses 1.9 combat
Edit: 1.8 combat not 1.9
Pre 1.9
1.8
What?! Why? Why would they create a new version of the game which they're meant to be trying to keep similar to the original, but randomly incorporate a version of combat which was already out of the game when the new version was being developed?
I am a bedrock player. We can't even swing a mob with a sword, we can only hit it it like hitting it with our hand, but it just deals more damage xD
What the f are you talking its 1.8 pvp not 1.9... 1.9 Is the pvp system that Minecraft Java is using in the newest versions (such as 1.17)
I really hope that Bedrock and Java eventually get each others' features, it doesn't make sense to me that they are this different
The developers are pushing more than ever for parity between versions so they’ll be a lot less different as time goes by
@@snowpeagaming9116 we just have to wait 50 years and they are then almost the same
i dont think u know this but they have different codes n languages its not ez to transfer
two different engines and two different goals basically
@@sems5247 so you live under a rock and don't keep up with any minecraft news. Maybe watch some other youtubers other than mumbo? Maybe even bedrock ones.
We have that already lol good old furnace stacking 😁
you could also add one of those auto miners in java to that and the funnel to xp to a given location
I love how Mumbo Jumbo was thrilled that blowing up the skulk yielded the xp, then remembered that there are no TNT dupers in Bedrock Edition. 😂
Edit: just changed "brick" to "bedrock". How did I not realize I'd put "brick" there? 😧
WHAT HAVE I DONE?!
lol yeah
At least he knows if it might come to java now
brick edition
I’m glad bedrock has its special things because then everyone would just hate bedrock more. I hate bedrock red stone.
NOTHING WORKS
@@harrisonfortney4784 what do you mean nothing works? maybe if you are watching a java tutorial and it of course doesn't work on bedrock