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So, I had heard about how villager trades are now data-driven as of recent versions, and sure enough, there is a "villager_trade" folder that can be added to in a datapack.

However, I tried adding a new trade using this, and in my breif testing in-game, it does not appear to show up. I know the syntax and everything is valid because I created it by copying one of the vanilla trade jsons and modifying it to what I wanted the new trade to be, but it seems that it's not that simple.

Unfortunately, because this feature is so new, noone has made a tutorial on it on YouTube, so I decided to come here to ask for guidance instead.

So, I'm working on a datapack that tweaks a bunch of random things, and one tweak I want to make is have creepers play audible sounds when they walk so that the player can hear them.

Unfortunately, it seems that you can only play a sound as the player, otherwise the command just does nothing for some reason. And as a result, the sound will always be at the same relative volume, since you can't be distanced from yourself. But ideally, I'd like the sound to be played where the creeper is, so that the closer it is, the louder the sound will be, and vice versa.

Is this possible, and if not, is there a workaround? (I considered having a small, invisible mob that makes sound riding creepers, for example, a silverfish, but I only want to do this if the other method isn't possible or practical)

So, I'm in my latest Phineas and Ferb arc, and I had the idea to try and recreate the Clipping Ball (it has no official name in-universe) from 'Just Passing Through' in Minecraft.

My idea is to have a heart of the sea item that you can hold down right click, and as long as you are in right-click mode, it will either set you to spectator mode or teleport you in the direction you are facing (and SOLELY that direction not up or down), and when you release, the effect ends.

Unfortunately, I tried two different right click detection methods (Conure's method using advancements and someone on here's idea about using scoreboards), but neither lets you run these kinds of commands as the function for when the item is used (I mean, you can run them, but they don't do anything).

Anyone know how to do this properly?

Rules:

- Assume they have to obey our laws of physics, science, and logic (so no time machines or city-spanning rollercoasters or anything).

- Summer lasts as long as it does in irl Iowa (which is where I headcanon them as being from, due to there being a Danville not terribly far from a state tripoint), and the creation, and any associated cleanup, if applicable, must be completed before they have to start preparing for school again.

- They are allowed to bring some (but not all) of their friends/associates or make new ones.

- Doofenshmirtz did not make the jump so they'll have to manage the cleanup afterwards (they are allowed to make things to make this easier, or ask their friends to help).

- They still have their normal levels of intellect (or at least as much as they can retain while following rule 1).

So, I wanna update my flight datapack from before for 26.2, but I discovered that the command I had used for testing for double-tapping space from before, from BlockerLockerYT, and confirmed by reconstructing it in misode, no longer works. Or rather, the "fall_distance" variable no longer accepts numbers that are not 0. If one is put in, the command will work but won't run or do anything. This is in contrast to before, when you could put numbers, or even decimals, and it would work just fine.

Anyone know why this is, and if there's a better way to do this in more recent versions?

Here's the command I'm currently using. Like I said, everything seems to be valid, but the "fall_distance" field is useless now.

execute as @a at @s if predicate {"condition": "minecraft:entity_properties","entity": "this","predicate": {"minecraft:type_specific/player":{"input": {"jump": true}},"minecraft:flags": {"is_on_ground": false},"minecraft:movement": {"fall_distance": 0.1}}} run attribute @s gravity base set 0

This series, especially the original seasons, is a goldmine for memes, quotes, and inside jokes. And while many, such as the 'if I had a nickel for every time X, I'd have two' thing, have received plenty of attention and become well-known online, others seem to slip more under the radar.

So I wanna hear what your guys' favorites are, whether it's one you use yourself, or just one with underutilized potential?

I'll start.

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Hey guys!

So, for those unaware, between 2016 and 2019, there was a really fun and addictive game called 'Hooked On Words', where you connect letters in a giant descending wall to spell words and score points. However, this game was sadly removed from official app stores years ago, and I know of very few similar games in the modern day besides YouTube's "Word Wipe" game, which captures the original spirit, but isn't quite the same.

To be clear, the kind of game I'm looking for should have:

- tiles that fall from above as the board is slowly cleared
- a points mechanic, including a way to boost the score of words
- timed and untimed modes

I would prefer for it to be playable on PC, but mobile is also acceptable as that was what the original was, and it might make more sense to continue that trend.

Any reccomendations?

Ok, so... I wanna make a datapack where the player will take damage if they are in water or rain, and the simplest way I found to do that is with a tiny invisible strider, and checking when it takes damage from being wet.

However, unfortunately, I don't know a way to detect specifically wetness damage. I can still punch it, or a creeper could explode near it, and that still triggers the datapack to hurt me.

I tried adding it and myself to a team with friendlyFire turned off, but for some reason, that didn't work, and I can still hurt it. Resistance didn't help either, and making it straight-up invulnerable also protects it from wetness damage.

Does anyone have a solution, or a better way I can go about detecting when the player is being soaked? (I know how to test for when the player is in water, but other sources of wetness like rain or being hit by a splash water bottle, are not so straightforward)

So, I was looking for a launcher that lets me play old versions of Bedrock, and ofc the first one that showed up in the search results was one aptly called BedrockLauncher.

So, I downloaded it, took the steps needed along the way, and made an installation for an old version from 2018.

What I wasn't made aware of is that it wasn't a launcher for the game, but for a dialog box that just says "Get an app to open this "minecraft" link" at the top. Does anyone know why this is, and if there's a launcher that launches the actual game instead, like expected?

I hope this is ok, but I find myself fascinated with posts/comments/pictures/etc set in a world where 9/11 hadn't happened, so I made a subreddit for anyone else who likes that kind of stuff!
It's called r/SurvivngTwinTowers and I can't wait to see what kind of edits people will share here!

So, I've heard many good things about Litematica, but when I actually tried it, the stick is finnicky and doesn't work the way you think it will, and you have to select areas instead by pressing M and maneuvering thru the menu and using "move selection point to player" every time you wanna set a corner. And don't even get me started on how to _place_ a holographic schematic, that might not even be possible for all I know.

The bigger problem however, is that when I search for "mods similar to litematica" for the latest version of Minecraft, from what I can tell, most of them are either for copy-pasting existing structures (either that or the descriptions on the pages don't make it clear wether or not there's any hologram or material list features), or they aren't avaliable for Fabric, or even the most recent version of the game. But surely it can't be that hard to make a Litematica clone that a new user can get the hang of quickly, without all the hassle of setting and placing and crap. All I need it to do is be able to select an area/build, save that selection as a file or something, and have some sort of option showing what blocks go where, and how many you need.

I'm playing 26.2 Fabric, but 26.1.2 is also acceptable.

I was going to a local fair for Memorial Day or something, and we were walking down one of the streets, and as we passed a restaurant window, I said, for some freaking reason, "Oh look, a food store!"

No idea what went thru my head in that moment. A food store would be a grocery store, a restaurant would be something else I feel