Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 1.9, Trapdoors no longer require a block to be attached to. This led to create a new lighting concept 100% Survival-Friendly.
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In 1.9, Trapdoors no longer require a block to be attached to. This led to create a new lighting concept 100% Survival-Friendly.
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![SPINNING RECORD PLAYER | Minecraft Tutorial
Using the /stopsound command, we can now create a record player in vanilla Minecraft, that show the disc spinning on the jukebox.
NOTE: For 1.10 (snapshots), use this command for rotating the ArmorStand
/execute @e[name=DiscStand] ~ ~ ~ tp @e[name=DiscStand,r=0,c=1] ~ ~ ~ ~8 ~
Apparently, the leashknot sound effect needs to be played to the master source. Im not quite sure why. See the pastebin link for full commands.
Commands used in this video
http://pastebin.com/txTCmG4m
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