samasaurus6 | Speed Modelling - Slingshot @samasaurus6 | Uploaded 9 years ago | Updated 5 hours ago
Today I made a working slingshot for the LoZ map that I'm making. I'll do a full video on that soon btw. Also Modelling Minecraft video for cubik will be out next week probably now.

Music: Song of Storms - Ephixa
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$Advanced Creepers Concept - Minecraft 1.8 So yesterday I posted a gif on Reddit: http://gfycat.com/ZestyPopularIridescentshark (This one) and a lot of people seemed to like it so I decided to make a full video about it including a more in-depth tutorial than what I usually do. Also thanks to everyone who subscribed, Ive hit 100 subs overnight :) So now I need to decide a good video to do for reaching this milestone! Heres the commands for people who wanted them: Firstly youll need to make a scoreboard objective by doing the following in chat: /scoreboard objectives add CreeperHurt dummy Now set up the fill clock. To do this put one command block down and then another 2 blocks above it. In the *top* one do this command: fill ~ ~-1 ~ ~ ~-1 ~6 redstone_block Now in the bottom one do this: fill ~ ~1 ~ ~ ~1 ~6 stone Now finally place a redstone block in the middle between the two blocks. You should see a bunch of redstone blocks appear. If you try breaking one it should immediately respawn. Also, if your chat starts getting spammed with messages, do: /gamerule commandBlockOutput false Now set up the most important command block by placing it next to one of the redstone blocks from the fill clock. Then set it to do this command: scoreboard players add @e[type=Creeper] CreeperHurt 1 {HurtTime:10s} This will now set any Creeper who has been hit to have a score of 1 for CreeperHurt. Each time you hit a creeper it will add one to their CreeperHurt score. Now to get it to do something! Since the rest of the command blocks are just the same thing Ill give you one example and you can change the rest yourself. In another command block next to the fill clock, do: entitydata @e[type=Creeper,score_CreeperHurt_min=1,score_CreeperHurt=1] {Fuse:29} So this changes the Fuse time of the Creeper from the default of 30 to 29 when the Creeper has a CreeperHurt score of 1 max and 1 min (1 and nothing else basically) So now add the next one for 2 hits. Just change the value for CreeperHurt and the Fuse time. entitydata @e[type=Creeper,score_CreeperHurt_min=2,score_CreeperHurt=2] {Fuse:28} Now the Fuse is set to 28 when a creeper has the CreeperHurt score of 2. Now for the last example which involves ExplosionRadius as well. entitydata @e[type=Creeper,score_CreeperHurt_min=3,score_CreeperHurt=3] {Fuse:27,ExplosionRadius:4b} Ok so when the Creeper is hit 3 times its fuse becomes 27 ticks and the ExplosionRadius becomes 4 instead of 3. In my version I did it so every 3 hits, the ExplosionRadius gets bigger by 1 (up to 15) So now just repeat those commands as long as you want to. I did it up to 15. Just change the score_CreeperHurt_min and score_CreeperHurt by 1 each time and change the fuse to one smaller. Then every 3 you do (so at 3,6,9,12) also edit the ExplosionRadius. Hope this helps ;P$

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Speed Modelling - Slingshot @samasaurus6