Today I'm bringing you guys 100

tips and tricks

in Minecraft.

These are just a few of the tips and tricks I've learnt in my experiences with Minecraft.

You probably won't know of these things

but we'll probably just have to wait and see.

So, let's get right into this.

Here is a contents section if you wish to ever return again.

Create yourself a zombie proof door by just raising up by one block.

Since zombies need the top part of the door to break it down,

it will continually have to jump to actually break it down which is

impossible;

and we are on hard mode.

By pushing glowstone into you, you can actually see underground with a

pretty small and compact x-ray machine.

This also works with TNT,

but just be careful.

If you planning to suicide, make sure you have a water bucket in hand. And as you

fall spam space and right-click

and you might actually survive.

Create yourself a cool barnyard without a fence gate by

using a netherbrick fence and a regular fence.

You can walk through this tiny gap

but any other mob will not.

As you can see right here... come on.

Come on guy.

You can enderpearl through glass walls by going right up to it,

enderpearling down

and slide through.

You can also

enderpearl through

verticle walls of even bedrock.

As much as you want, but just make sure you're prepared because you just need

to throw a bunch of enderpearls

and Bam! At the top.

If you sprint and jump at the same time,

it's just actually faster than just sprinting by itself.

If you spent in jump while underneath blocks,

it's actually faster than just regular sprint jumping

If you sprint jump on ice it's even faster than just sprint jumping

while underneath two blocks.

If you sprint jump on ice with blocks underneath, you go

pretty fast.

If you put trapdoors on top of the ice,

you can go at extremely fast speeds.

If you're in one tall lava and about to die, just place down a water bucket.

By using just a water bucket to get up walls, you place down your water,

swim up it; quickly reclaim and place back your water and you continue doing this

for as high up as you

basically need to go.

If you have a water bucket in your hand,

and you want to get across a one wide deep of water, just keep holding

you right click button and you should be able to move faster than if you were

to just start

walking into the water

Throw your garbage away in cactus.

By making sure the lava is

actually higher than the water, you can actually make lave and water actually

be side by side.

Don't worry, this annoying sound only happens when you placing down the water and lava.

If you have a fire-resistance potion,

a pillar of lava can be used as a quick-drop.

So you jump in...

but just be careful on the way down

because it doesn't protect you fully.

You can create a nether portal with only a flint and steel, a water bucket

and lava bucket, like so...

There you go. Break that block

and we can light it.

When ice melts, it turns into water but doesn't flow everywhere.

The best level for enchanting diamond boots for feather falling

would be level twenty-six.

The best level for getting a

silk touch one

enchanted book would be anywhere from level fifteen to twenty

If you're going on a ride in a boat,

push the boat out a little bit before hopping in.

This gives it a little speed boost and also realigns the boat just in case if you're

going the wrong way.

If you're mining obsidian,

make sure you have a water bucket with a water source nearby; so as soon as you

break the obsidian...

more obsidian can be crated around you

and you can even get yourself

you obsidian pretty easily. These are one way doors. As you can see,

we can walk right through it.

But with a glitch in the game, you can't actually walk through this part here.

This goes with repeaters,

and trapdoors... and possibly a few other things that I haven't mentioned.

But as you can see,

you can walk right through them

on one side only.

To get the most of your glowstone, use a silk touch tool to break it down.

In dispsensers or droppers or whatever,

you can middle click

using the scroller key

and you can actually get a whole stack

from it.

This makes replenishing

dispensers or whatever pretty easy.

But this only works in creative mode.

If you're building up out in the sky here are some cool building tricks:

with a torch you can actually place

on the little sides of the torch... So you can

come along here

and start building a staircase without having to have an extra block.

So let's try this again...

There we are

and... Voila!

Now to build downwards, you can use a vine

and if you

click on this vine it'll actually replace that block

if you let it grow down.

That's a little slow sometimes so a good idea is to use a water bucket,

hop down the water

then stop placing down

and then just swimming back up

and then finally

recollecting your water

and from there you can start placing down your blocks. In my opinion the best

level for mining diamonds is at level twelve,

eleven

and level ten.

Fill up a large area with water by placing it in the diagonals like so...

You can also recollect you water as you go.

And what do you know

all filled with water.

Sand and gravel can be broken by saplings,

rails,

flowers,

mushrooms,

torches,

redstone torches, levers,

pressure plates, buttons and fence gates.

And even string right there...

trapdoors, slabs,

signs,

repeaters,

and tripwire hooks.

By placing beacons strategically like this,

you can actually use less mineral blocks

and yet get

a lot of the

primary power effects.

This may look like I'm pretty rich, but actually on the inside

it's made up of an iron core,

yet it will still work!

And you'll be up to get

all the powers...

There we have it!

Get yourself some infinite snow! With a

snow golem just ontop of a block.

You can actually craft yourself some mushroom soup in the two by two crafting inventory

in your inventory screen.

A lot of mushroom stew there! You can get the maximum effect out of your potions

by throwing it straight at your body.

For instance, if we have a dispenser

with a splash potion of regeneration for thirty three seconds and throw it against us,

we can see we got it for thirty-three seconds.

Now if we throw it at our body,

looks like we only got it for twenty-eight seconds on the ground.

If we throw it straight up,

and onto ourselves,

we get it for thirty three seconds. Chop down these humongous trees by

just placing ladder,

climbing up it,

standing on top of it, breaking the block above and then the another one, staying ontop

of the wood

and then just harvest the rest of the tree.

Then on your way down you can harvest the rest of the tree

and you should be able to get your ladder back.

Where is it?

There it is.

If you dealing with things such as silverfish,

use flint and steel to kill them so they won't produce more, or you can even

use cactus as well.

If you're going up against a wither,

I suggest fighting him in a small space like a cave

so you can land a few more hits on him,

as I'll show you...

Let's see, just wait for it.

Here are some cool

inventory tips

if your open your inventory, you can actually shift click armor on and

shift click it off.

Using the numbers on your--

your hotkey numbers on your keyboard you can actually

choose where you want things to go.

This also works with items and it can be swapped around.

You can create a pool of water that can be infinitely used

by just placing two water sources in the two corners, forming a pool

and then just taking water from any of the corners.

The same thing can be done

if you put two

water sources in a three wide stream like this...

and you only take water from the middle,

not the side.

The best lawnmower out there would be a water bucket.

You can use it in abandoned mineshafts to wash away cobwebs too.

In my opinion the best way to make a

huge tree is by having blocks surrounding it like this...

bonemeal,

and Voila!

Pretty stumpy tree, but you get the idea.

Steak and

cooked porkchops are the best food source in the game.

But baked potatoes are

pretty good and they're pretty easy to get.

Hop across oceans with this lilypad technique.

You can do the same thing with regular blocks

in a one high water area.

Collect yourself some

juicy cooked bacon by lighting pigs on fire.

This also works with a lava bucket if you can use it correctly.

Uh oh, my inventory is full of sheep!

But I want to craft a stack of fence gates.

A quick way to do this

is by pushing your left button

at the same time as your right button. You go left, right, left, right at the same time and you

can craft somethings really quickly

than just

normally left clicking.

When you adventuring caves down below,

you can actually use torches right here

to block off water sources.

You can get to the top of the nether by using enderpearls like so...

Just stand by the bedrock,

enderpearl up and Bam! Ouch!

Zombie pigmen proof, no ghasts - it's just plain bedrock up here.

While in water the following things give off an air pocket:

fences,

netherbrick fences,

iron bars,

glass panes,

fence gates,

trap doors,

ladders,

slabs,

doors,

cobblestone walls, the little bit on any type of stair

and signs.

You can kill endermen pretty easily by hitting them in the feet.

Since they won't teleport as often when you hit their feet,

it makes them pretty simple to kill.

Hit endermen while under a two high gap,

this allows them to not be able to hit you,

and you're also able to hit their feet so they're less likely to teleport away.

Let's do a little experiment.

So if I spam my sword at this zombie,

you can see the gold sowrd runs away pretty quickly.