Flying Without Elytra

In this episode we start by exploring the basic AFK fishing farm. While building a potato farm we learn about the scientific method and how we can apply it to Minecraft to find a new fishing farm design for 1.19. Unfortunately we are still on 1.18.2, so we have to develop our own autofish mod. From the newly found programming experience we then are able to develop our own fly hack and bypass the server flying detection!

Simple AFK Treasure Fish Farm Concept for 1.19 Sculk Sensor:

Easy Carrot & Potato Crop Farm Tutorial | Simply Minecraft (Java Edition 1.17/1.18)

Episode 04:
00:00 - Intro
01:23 - AFK Fishing Farm Explained
05:30 - Let's Play: Villager Breeder & Potato Farm
07:00 - The Scientific Method
10:27 - Inventing a 1.19 AFK Fish Farm
12:25 - Developing AutoFish Mod
18:14 - Bypassing Server Flying Detection
23:32 - Flying without Elytra!
24:52 - Outro

Music:
C418 - Minecraft Soundtrack

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[marchembernnadlor]

This is actually a good way to learn cyber security many people wouldnt understand the moment they step in since its very confusing at the start. If you start it off via a game that a lot of people play it tends to be easier

[leonader]

I love how this video starts like a normal Minecraft tutorial and then suddenly turns into a Minecraft hacking tutorial halfway through. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

[cauhxmilloy]

4:22 "When we understand it, we can also change stuff."

This is really the heart of engineering. The best way to make better stuff is by understanding the underlying mechanisms at play. This series has been fun this far. Speaking as both a low level programmer, and someone who has spent a lot of time making custom redstone circuits, I really enjoy watching and I really hope that this series reaches a lot of people to get them interested in engineering.

[LizrdMan]

This is the perfect combination of what interests me. Gaming + Hacking + detailed explanations + Easter eggs (herobrine)

[patfre]

The reason you can go so fast in a boat before it kicks you is because when you sit in it on blue ice you can go really fast but if it looked at the default max boat speed it would kick people who didn’t hack

[misspotato]

I can't remember the exact reason a noteblock was used over say a chest, but I'm pretty sure it's performance related. Chests are pretty laggy in terms of client render. I also assume there are way less validity checks the noteblocks have to make. Chests check if they're connected to another chest, if it has a cat is on top of it, if it has a block on top of it, etc. A noteblock only checks if it has a block ontop of it.

[alexander]

the fall damage is actually calculated on the diff between the heighest point of the time you were flying and the landing y pos
you can set the onground boolean on some movement packets and the server will reset "the heighest point"

[Lougehrig]

11:58 FYI, villagers have an internal inventory. They will only share food if they have enough food to share. This mightve been why they werent sharing. Also, are you aware of update suppression? I find it fascinating as it is exploiting a stack overflow exception handling routine in the code to deliberately prevent certain lines of code from running.

[Soykaf_]

I just wanted to say, I love this series. it's a great introduction to hacking explained using a really fun subject that almost everyone can relate to.

[gazehound]

You should write a NoFallDamage hack! That one's pretty interesting- the server keeps track of how many blocks you have descended without your character being grounded.

[ElrondTheGreat]

Even though my first language is Persian and my English isn't perfect, it's clear how passionate you are about the mechanics. Your teaching is really deep and insightful. As a Minecraft fan and a computer science student who's also into programming and security, I find your content super valuable and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[kubakakauko]

Hands down my favorite series on youtube. Keep it going!!!

[dabrick]

I love this series! I've always wanted to learn Minecraft modding, but it's always seemed so daunting. Seeing you go through the beginner steps has motivated me to as well! Danke Freund!

[tristanmacc]

i love this series so much, please keep it up

[eswee]

great video as always! A very minor reason to not use chests in fish farms may be because chests are what's known as tile entities; they need to be able to store data whereas note blocks just have sort of a 'different block' coded in for each different note in modern versions. This could maybe cost a bit more computing power when chests are loaded, though I don't see a reason for the game to run code for idle chests that are already loaded, which is why I think people (myself included) just use note blocks because they didn't know you could use chests instead.

[KentHambrock]

I'm loving this new series, it deserves so many more views than it's been getting.

[mrt_]

22:50 I think that is because people have made contraptions that make you go fast, and they don't want to break that.

[darraghd]

4:59, it’s more common for noteblocks to be used in redstoning than chests so it’s likely that it was just a first idea and then stuck that way.

[DavidCampbellIII]

12:56 anyone else notice that old familar face standing off to the right?

[emblemi]

00:46 liveoverflow goes phishing _:_ he's a full hax0r now!