you can also obtain phantom membranes by having a tamed cat standing while you're sleeping, although its pretty rare for them to bring back gifts. thank you for this guide it is very helpful!!

@Leo-nm1ne

Жыл бұрын

They bring gifts pretty much always when they sleep with you. Phantom membranes are not very hard to get like this

@josephstalin2606

7 ай бұрын

I’m late but same applies with rabbits feet it’s actually much easier getting them this way then finding and killing every rabbit you find (unless you’re in an area where there’s a lot of rabbits)

@taylorhillard4868

4 ай бұрын

​@@josephstalin2606 even then it can still take forever. I gave up and made a rabbit pen and started breeding. Got all the rabbit pelts to level up the leatherworker, uncooked rabbits to level up the butcher, and rabbits feet for potions. Though rabbits feet were still an uncommon drop. Got way more just from the cats.

They need to add a splash version of a milk bucket so that if you are fighting a person with a potion you could throw the splash bottle of milk and remove the effects from your opponent

@andrewlodge8065

Жыл бұрын

Milk tipped arrows lol

@mrninja564

Жыл бұрын

agreed XD

@BG-wz1iu

Жыл бұрын

Milk tipped arrows would make more sense…. It needs to be drank

@chillpotato7239

Жыл бұрын

@@BG-wz1iu Yeah I guess that makes more sense I just didn’t think of that.

@MerlucinYT

Жыл бұрын

Ya but ya dont drink it ;)

I was waiting for you to make a potion guide. In my survival world I just started making potions. I know lots more about potions now. Nice vid!

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Glad I Could Help!

@saucejp337

2 жыл бұрын

Just need the enchantments guide now lol

20:24 a few years back I saw a tutorial of a fully 100% automatic potion brewing sytem where you just pressed a button for every potion there is and the redstone whould automatically make it. Also it had a feature where you could make a single batch or just make it nonstop... I made it and it took me 4 hours to build but in some update the design no longer works. It was my favorite redstone build I ever made and it was really really complex and big but it worked 100% because it had fail machenics and stuff and if you had everything in stock nothing could go wrong.

@petersmittens6222

Жыл бұрын

Do you still have access to a tutorial for that somewhere?

@locrianphantom3547

Жыл бұрын

Sadly dripstone into potions no longer work so mine broke too.

@hobomike6935

10 ай бұрын

"this system is actually really simple to make" *steps over to view the backside* Redstone repeaters? oh _heeeelllllll_ no. Redstone is cancer and literally never works. I'd rather gouge my own eyes out than try to use those again. Manual only for me

@mossy_tea

8 ай бұрын

autism check speedrun

@NoahsArk999

2 ай бұрын

​@@mossy_tea He does seem that way huh

Really good guides so far, I'm always surprised to see how little attention some of your videos get. Definitely an underrated channel. Would love to see an enchanting guide, especially one with an emphasis on how you best start the process in survival. I have issues with starting new worlds and feeling lost when it comes time to get enchanted gear, so a guide like that would be extremely helpful. Most of the good enchanted gear I've had on SMPs was obtained through trading with other players, or using another player's villager trading hall so I would love to learn how to do it myself.

@Kacper42PL

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is that the channel is kinda new (yes I know the first vid is 1 year old) and the attention it deserves is yet to come hopefully it won't take long. Also for the enchantments, judging by how shitty the enchants are in comparision to just making a villager hall in my survival world, you're better off making the slavery hall

@GhostedMemes

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kacper42PL yeah -slavery halls- villager halls are much more efficient, in the long run, compared to the rng tables

@khloehui8782

2 жыл бұрын

I def agree this is a rlly good guide

@mikeyb432

2 жыл бұрын

my advice is make a big sugar cane farm on the water and box in some cows. use both to get books and bookshelves and then all you need is like 2 diamonds and you’ll have an enchantment table at the max level right away

@The_Breaded92

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeyb432 plus 4 obsidian

Another title: how to be a witch

To be honest your channel is so underrated, i just watched like 3 videos and I loved them, straight to the point Get my sub

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

additional info: there is also luck potion and uncraftable potion, both of which can be crafted into splash, lingering potion, and tipped arrows. uncraftable potion has no use other than looking different from mundane potion, and luck potion gives you luck effect.

@rosinros

2 жыл бұрын

also you cant obtain the luck potion normally in survival mode

@behruz_mirahmedov

2 жыл бұрын

@@rosinros why?

@rosinros

2 жыл бұрын

@@behruz_mirahmedov i dunno, mojang removed it

@behruz_mirahmedov

2 жыл бұрын

@@rosinros It should come back in 1.19 update.

@rosinros

2 жыл бұрын

@@behruz_mirahmedovagreed

Not sure if you'll see this comment because this video is a few months old, but I've been very into minecraft again after a 2 or 3 year hiatus and I've absolutely been binging your 1.19 videos. They're fantastic thank you

@Eyecraftmc

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome and I hope you enjoy your return to minecraft, I would suggest watching my 2 videos about things to know if your returning to minecraft: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hpyAtbGSYNOrmdI.html and kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y351zZhxp7ecksY.html Good luck!

@pontiusaquila6907

Жыл бұрын

I’m in the same boat. I’ve come back to Minecraft here and there over the years, but the bulk of my hours were pre-1.0, so I’ve been a little overwhelmed with how different things are, but I’m also really glad that I can still have new experiences in this classic

@Siq876

Жыл бұрын

What’s ur @ ? Let’s play join my world

@TTS-TP

Жыл бұрын

I am doing this myself! So much has changed since a long hiatus of who knows how many years.

@codyhuffman2265

4 ай бұрын

Ayo why is your account pretty similar to mine bro what a coincidence I thought this was my comment first glance

You have earned my subscription after I watched 3 of your videos. Really detailed, well prepared and with great examples. I want to see you grow. Keep going!

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

@Blank-wq5il

Жыл бұрын

@@Eyecraftmc You're extremely underrated, you have some of the best guides I have ever seen in Minecraft and you helped me better my understanding of Minecraft mechanics.

I just got pulled back into a Minecraft phase and started a new realm with my friends to experience 1.18, and WOW your channel could not be making videos at a better time! ANYTIME I've looked up a guide for anything your videos always show up! Can't wait for more

@codyhuffman2265

4 ай бұрын

Bro has chopper as his pfp

I'm told that Bastions can sometimes have netherwart as we;ll as fortresses. Good guide!

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@flaviusiacob1558

2 жыл бұрын

Can confirm. Some bastions do have netherwart

God, I love that "periodic table" thing you designed. im gonna put that on the wall of my brewing room

One thing that's useful to keep around your brewing stand is a book and quill where you jot down the effects of potion ingredients so you don't have to tab out every time. I have a little vanilla-style Mushroom village build where I built the temple and the library next to each other for that reason.

This was very well done you went so extra that you treated us. I liked for future reference and subbed as the first MC KZreadr I've ever subbed to in my 10+/- years of mc and KZread. Keep it up dude this was quality

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub, I hope I can provide you more info in the future :)

This video is SO helpful, i knew nothing about potions before, and tried lots of different guides, but none of them were so easy to understand. I really like how he explains how to make each potion so thoroughly, and shows how they each work. Again, this video is super helpful and would love to see more content like this!

just a thing worth mentioning about obtaining nether wart at 4:10, for most minecraft versions nether fortresses were the only place you could obtain nether wart, but with any version after 1.16 (the nether update) you can also get nether wart in Housing bastions (and also, any version post 1.6.1 you have a chance to obtain nether wart in fortress chests) bastions can be difficult to distinguish, but a way to determine if it's housing or not is to simply rule out that it can't be any one of the other bastions. Of the 4 types, three are divided into upper and lower ramparts (areas of interest), and Bridge bastions instead of having a rampart, have a bridge that runs through a tunnel in the middle rampart, and has a chalice of many gold blocks at one end with some smooth quartz halfslabs to make it look like a statue of a hoglin. The lower rampart of Treasure bastions is a massive cube, with smooth walls and a smooth ceiling. Housing and Stables bastions by contrast have lower ramparts that look ruined - very broken up, with lots of blocks missing, and lots of blocks jutting out to form decayed-looking rooms and walkways. Stables bastions are 3 ramparts wide, and have many many hoglins roaming around, while Housing bastions are 2 ramparts wide, and in the middle of the lower ramparts there's a little island on the floor with a chest and with netherwart growing (if you open/break chests/gold, piglins will get angry at you, likewise if you don't wear gold armour/hit a piglin so be careful!) I realise this was a mouthful to explain, and might be hard to process - I can see why even if Eyecraftmc thought about bastions, they'd've decided not to mention it, just because it'd greatly disrupt the video - but hopefully my paragraph will be helpful for those one or two unlucky souls who just can't find fortresses/just can't find the stairwell in fortresses with netherwart growing :D

@YounesLayachi

2 жыл бұрын

Very well summarised -- even as a somewhat veteran player, it took me ages and countless speedruns to recognise and navigate bastions. Their design is unlike anything else in Minecraft (it's absolutely horrendous in my opinion, with a dumpster palette of mismatched blocks and holes). I wish I had found a comment like yours back when 1.16 was released xD

@CorneliusThroatworthy

2 жыл бұрын

@@YounesLayachi aye, I know the feeling - the amount of speedrunning I've been doing has ramped up in the last 3 months (and I've been doing FSG so I get way more bastions per hour), but even now I still can struggle with knowing on sight whether a triple chest rampart is for bridge, housing or stables - nowadays I'm much quicker at figuring it out, but the similarity in design serves to perfectly bamboozle anyone who doesn't speedrun :D personally I absolutely love the bastion designs, I think they're mojang's best structure work ever - they really do feel like the ramparts and buildings of an ancient civilization once powerful but now in ruin and decay, and there's a good amount of holes in the floor, surprise hoglins, shallow trays of lava and partially collapsed stairwells to make it a great mix of PvE and parkour - I think the stables lower rampart section with it's large broken spiral stairwells is peak design :D the addition of brutes though... the player is forced to slowly & methodically clear out all the brutes first, so the bastions can't really be speedran anymore, but they do make an excellent end-game structure, as I have found when raiding them on my friend's server that my heart is going crazy and my palms are sweaty (knees weak arms are heavy etc.) I do recognise that the block palette can be tough on the eyes in places, but it really does feel like the structure was all polished blackstone brick long ago, and now it's broken down into bassalt & other forms of blackstone, so as someone who greatly enjoys a ruins structure, I don't mind that it's a bit noisy in that regard

@YounesLayachi

2 жыл бұрын

@@CorneliusThroatworthy something like the stronghold strikes a perfect balance of block variation (mossy & cracked) without too much visual overload (no random slabs and stairs). On the opposite side of bastions we have the forteress, which ironically also generates in the nether and clashes heavily with the bastion by contrast making it look even more extremely stuffed with random blocks. I like to think that the original Minecraft structures were made by game developers with a lot of game-making experience and not much time on their hands so they kept things simple and did a great job fitting with the rest of the game, while the bastions were made by newly hired "game designers" who's entire job description is to make a new structure so they put unreasonable amount of detail into it xD

@CorneliusThroatworthy

2 жыл бұрын

@@YounesLayachi fair - I think I find the fortress a bit too simple now that I know how it generates (thanks speedrunners, lol), but I still verily enjoy it because with low armour and no fire res (e.g if speedrunning fort first, or if on an smp you're trying to speedrun getting wither skele skulls so you can use a beacon as a bedside lamp to flex ...just a random example ;) ) then it poses a real challenge, and gets my heart racing like the brutified bastions do the stronghold really holds up well, as they were added before the full release, but they're still a challenge to navigate (with hidden rooms in 5 ways contributing a lot to that) so I definitely agree with you there :D another structure I'd like to give its flowers is the abandoned mineshaft - they're absolutely enormous, cave spiders can be a nightmare, and the constant opportunity for a creeper-skele combo to be around the next corner means they can get my heart racing for much of early-to-mid game. The way they loop and wrap around themselves so much makes it much harder to be systematic, and the elevation changes are great for providing creeper-drop drama. Also cobwebs can hinder a panicked player, but make great loot for decorations. But also they're one of the safer places to go spelunking, because there's a reliable source of wood to make backup torches, the rails and the buttresses stop mobs chasing you so far, and along with the pre-spawned torches all dilute how many mobs can spawn in one spot. they're fantastic structures and I always enjoy combing through them and getting lost. Moesh was one of the designers of bastions (they did a nice interview on YT with Minecraft Ideas Academy if I recall correctly) who mentioned a fair bit about making sure there's places you can pillar up/block yourself in, to give you time to consider your next move, but cheesing the bastion isn't obvious (e.g with the gilded blackstone under chests, lava wells in several bastions) and they specifically engineered where to put surprise holes to make careless players likelier to fall into (e.g on the middle bridge rampart). I think it suits the bastions since they are meant to be ancient and decayed, and so the shape of the structure reflects that, where strongholds and fortresses and mineshafts all seem ancient but miraculously well preserved (with the brick variation in strongholds and the cobwebs in mineshafts being probably the limit of what could be procedurally generated back then). Moesh worked with mojang since like 2016, but it seems the bastions (and now ancient cities, which have similar ruined vibes and a similarly busy block palette) were their first big game design project, so I think you've psycho-analysed the situation well :D

@YounesLayachi

2 жыл бұрын

@@CorneliusThroatworthy wow, that's some great insight, thanks !

Wow! Finally, potion brewing & recipes explained in a concise easy to understand manner, with visuals too! I'm saving this video as my Encyclopedia of Brewing. Thank you so much!

Started playing real heavy again after about 7 years, and I gotta say these guides are unbelievably helpful. Subscribing without a doubt.

I've been playing Minecraft far too long to have never engaged with the potion mechanics. All of your guides are helping me stay invested in my current playthrough, and it looks like I might actually get somewhere this time around, thanks to you. Whether about potions, or what to do when starting a new world, or important biome and mob tips; you deserve wayyyyyy more engagement. Love the presentation and the organization and the amount of sheer work that must go into these vids. Much love always

Out of all the guides and tutorials about minecraft out there, you're always making the most useful and easy-to-listen videos. Thanks for the hard work, please keep making these kind of videos if there's any change when new version of minecraft came out.

I was looking for a clear and well organized guide online for potions so I can write a book in Minecraft for potions that will be put on a lectern in our potions, it's so me and my friends can look for recipes without going online. This has been super helpful! Thanks for the video!!

Fantastic video! Well laid out and well explained, thank you!

I love how clear, and straight to the point, you are 👍

Watching your videos is like waking up in the morning, I always learn something new

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that!

Thank you so much, I never understood that. But you explained it way better. I'm definitely subscribing.

Amazing tutorial. Everything explained in a simple way and a lot of extra information. Thanks

Started getting into MC about 6 months ago. Since then my interest and actual game time has only grown. Love the videos and your voice has a nice ASMR vibe to it lol. After about 2 months finally subbed. Love the vids man keep it up🔥💪🏽

This is my favorite Minecraft info channel, thank you EyeCraftMC for the extremely detailed and informative videos you have single handedly taught me like everything I could possibly need to know about this game.

By far, the best video on potions for Minecraft I can find in the internet. Well done!

Honestly I never post on videos, and hardly ever sub to Minecraft channels. But I gotta tell you, your vids are really thorough, really enjoy that you leave no stone unturned when explaining mechanics of the game. Thanks for the content, hoping your channel grows!

Excellent presentation, and super helpful! Subbed, keep 'em coming.

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Thank You So Much! I just got my brewing stand yesterday! What a coincidence

Splash potions of healing are amazing if you ever get swarmed by zombies - _especially_ baby zombies. I just wish we could get an update that allows potions to stack to 16.

@pumkin610

2 жыл бұрын

I just saw someone almost die from.2 baby zombies on hard mode lol

@YounesLayachi

2 жыл бұрын

Water bucket is your friend : place down water at your feet, and the mobs can't swim against the current to get you

@CorneliusThroatworthy

2 жыл бұрын

@@YounesLayachi that is honestly great advice - I realise UHC PvPers and folks like dream have probably demonstrated that a whole bunch, but it's just not sunk into my brain as an option in my artillery of PvE self-defence nice one :D

@synkt8759

Жыл бұрын

@@CorneliusThroatworthy I always wonder how they’re reflexes are that fast, like if I were to fall completely unexpectedly while mining or in the nether I usually just freeze up and take the L. Maybe i just have a skill issue lol

@CorneliusThroatworthy

Жыл бұрын

@@synkt8759 practice definitely helps :D when I was playing minecraft just to do building projects I didn't have any reason to face danger, and I was rubbish at MLGing and improvising when being swarmed by mobs now that I do minecraft speedruns regularly, where I'm forced to confront danger and not dilly-dally about it, I MLG much more often (still not 100% tho) and I'm better at doing things like running out of the mobs way and pillaring up - I'll have to see if I can work using a water bucket to push them away into my skillset :D if you're at this point in your worlds, I can say that just flying up up and away with an elytra and rockets is also very successful - in the nether it's quite risky and in the overworld it's no good as a method underground (unless you're in a 1.18 cheese cave) but otherwise it can't be beat as a method of avoiding being swarmed :D

Ive just started watching you a few days ago, but i love how indepth you explain everything

this potion guide was SUPERB!!!!!! thanks a lot!!!!

Someday your channel is going to completely blow up you're vids are so helpful and everyone is right saying you're underrated

My favorite use of slow falling is growing super tall chorus trees. I once made one that reached block limit

thanks so much for the explanation very helpful much love

Thank you!!!! I’ve looked at multiple videos and found that this video is accurate!! ❤

Absolutely one of the best, most detailed videos for anything Minecraft I have found absolutely love this dudes videos

Thats awesome, thank u so much! This guide was all I needed and I'm really happy I found it!

thank you so much i was so bad at potion brewing and never knew what I was doing wrong. tysm!

Great video! Makes it all clear now!

Bro what an AMAZING GUIDE THANKS SO MUCH!!!

Very helpful. Thanks much!

Nether wart also can spawn inside some bastion remnants at the bottom, near the middle. 👍 thanks for the vid. Excellent content, very profession and very nicely paced videos. Easy sub for me.

Best straight to the point and clear tutorials, you making all of our minecraft lives much much easier. The true MVP you are :)

Thanks have played Minecraft in a while and this really helped

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You forgot the potion of decay

This video really helped me out a lot in potion making thx alot

Very nice detailed video!

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Thanks heaps for all your vids brother!!!!!

Amazing guides man, sad that over 90% of people aren’t subbed to support this amazing content. You definitely got my subscription today and I’ll be back for more ! 👌🏽

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Time stamps for all the potions made me subscribe. Thank you very much

Thanks man i really needed this help

tysm for this!

stopped playing when i was 14 because i thought i was too cool for the game. Im 21 now and i been playing and realizing the depth and everything new !! Homie Eyecraft been teaching me a lot on my free time, been relearning basics and learning a ton of new things as well. Advice from me, get smart and do some cool @** stuff in this game, yall be surprised what people build on hardcore!!!!

You are a god amongst men lol, even though I've been playing Minecraft for 2 years now I still feel like a noob so these videos are really helping, especially to do with the new updates like your mining video

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Thanks alot dude actully needed help because I didn't know how to make potions thanks bro

volví a jugar Minecraft después de años sin hacerlo y tus videos me ayudan un montón con todas las cosas que cambiaron desde que jugaba

I really like this guys channel, extremely helpful.

@Eyecraftmc

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

This video help out a lot thanks for making it keep up the good work

I love your videos because there are so many good tips. Before I didn’t know how to make almost and of these potions

Thank You for sharing ⭐ I can use brewing Stand now and know what I'm doing. I'll subscribe for more. 👍

Thank you I never knew how to make a potion,now I do 🥳

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@osb6368

2 жыл бұрын

Me too !

Your a great guide,thanks

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Subscribed! Keep up your good work!

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Love your videos very detailed and informo

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Can't believe I watched the whole video. I googled all the potion recipes and all I got was articles and blurry or complicated images. Really good video with everything I needed.

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What the...it's the fourth time I find a video from this channel in a day which was useful while actually playing minecraft....😱🤯🤯 Perhaps it's destiny...subscribed.

@Eyecraftmc

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub hope you enjoy the videos :D

@joelfranzoso2802

Жыл бұрын

@@Eyecraftmc I do, thank you for the interesting content! ☺

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