Mumbo Jumbo
B.B. Chung king & the Buddahea Lyrics

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Foghat If I had a dollar for every word you say I'd…
Skyhooks Think I'll do myself a favour Let my thoughts dribble down…
Squeeze Eyebrows plucked and toenails cut, I'll pick you up with…
Tierra Whack Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah Yeah yeah yup Yeah yeah yup All damn …

We have lyrics for these tracks by B.B. Chung king & the Buddahea:

All Night Ain't seen you in a minute it's been a while…
Amen Walking to the corner store Suckin' on a cigarette Strolling…
Don Tết ơi Tết ơi Tết Tết đang đến rồi cười…

Don't Cry Odds stacked, can't crush shit fought back Let's go more com…
For Fun Okay, lets go, This is a non-political party broadcast, we…
For Too Long I know what's to come, Though I'm feelin happy now, I know…
Hold On You've always been a tough girl But you feel you're about…
Hurricane Yeah B.A.P let's go (ah oh oh yeah) Ready to fly…
Long Way Down (A long, way, to go, d' y' know) I've burned…
Mood For Luv Worldwide Manni Worldwide Worldwide Manni Worldwide Mmmm Man…
Showdown (ペンは剣よりヒプノシスマイク) 露払いは俺観音坂独歩今日心は安穏だなちょっと Narrow な野郎と罵られよう…
Storms Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa…
Train Train We're on the Freedom Train すべて思いどおりになるのが自由そんな誤解してるから簡…

We have lyrics for these tracks by B.B. Chung king:

At Ten She's a Two At Two She's a Ten Woo woo woo woo woo, woo yeah Woo woo woo…
At Ten Shes a Two At Two Shes a Ten Woo woo woo woo woo, woo yeah Woo woo woo…
Enough Is Enough I was the side character You were the protagonist I was ju…
Every Now and Then To try and tell you how I feel, I couldn't…
For Fun Okay, lets go, This is a non-political party broadcast, we…
Hurricane Yeah B.A.P let's go (ah oh oh yeah) Ready to fly…
Just For Fun One step 준비하기 옷도 입고 머리도 만지고 Two step 연습하기 너에게 어떤 말을…
Little Girl Light on her feet, a feather is she, God bless…
Long Way Down When we were together I thought you were the one But what…
Nothin to Lose We in these streets It's hard to make it through I know…

Song No More No more eatin' for them now, No more eatin' for them…

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Comments from YouTube:

@KrishuRPS

20w↑7.2K

As another comment pointed out, you now need to have scar and grian try to watch this and build their own giant walking machines

@bestchannelevermade

20w↑68

YES!

@mylittleparody2277

20w↑214

Yurg, do you want an apocalypse?
Because that's how you get an apocalypse.

Imagine Grian making giga prank-O-tron machines, or Scar making server breaking because of lag moving mountains!

@pixel-genius

20w↑47

I want an apocalypse!

@SnailyTheSnail

20w↑24

Y E S!
All I have to say is YES!!
I think it would both be great content and some fun for them yk

@white6505

20w

*his own

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@Dooley13

20w↑334

It is kinda funny to see how closely Mumbo’s three design rules parallel the design principles I’m learning as an engineering undergrad

@borttorbbq2556

20w↑8

If you didn't know you can straight up build computers inside Minecraft. Someone Developed minecraft within minecraft

@fgvcosmic6752

20w↑7

@@borttorbbq2556 I suck at moving things like this, but I really love building computers

The copper lamp they added was REVOLUTIONARY for computing in minecraft. I wish they hadnt nerfed it, though.

@nyx_the_raven7830

20w↑54

I've never really gotten that into redstone, so I'm genuinely amazed that you explained it in such a way that it was easy to follow along! Flying machines always mystified me, but them being a loop of pushes and pulls makes so much sense! Kinda like a caterpillar when you think about it!

@ur_fren_noah2642

20w↑2.2K

I like Mumbo’s concept of a basic loop, and a “jumbled” loop. However, instead of jumbled loop, I think it should be called a Jumbo loop.

@landostar25

20w↑35

Yes. This comment deserves an award or something.

@bubblesthebluefox2842

20w↑25

Jumbol'd loop

@jwalster9412

20w↑5

What about a jumboed loop?

@ftwgaming0

20w↑1

Yes.

@jastonwinger30

20w↑3

Mumbo loop

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@Van-dq4sw

20w↑29

I love when we get Mumbo videos like these - feels like the balance between Theory and Tutorial that makes it really easy (for me personally) to synthesize understanding of how the circuitry works while still having a grand reference to work towards. It doesn't ruin the magic of how you make them; far from it, it brings that magic within a range of knowledge that we can actually understand HOW COOL YOUR STUFF IS.

@AGNisworse

20w↑134

I had no clue how they worked before, thank you Mumbo! This will definitely help when building farms!

@thefireman17492

20w

Don't wanna be the one to question your methods, but.. A literal flying machine seems to be extremely impractical for farms.

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@bartender_billy6229

20w↑2.5K

Mumbo, you should make a machine that retracts fence posts,
Just in case you’re being chased down by a warden 😂

@Comrade_YG

20w↑74

That was so hilarious

@technobae4943

20w↑43

Naurrrrr 😭💀

@SpremeCalami

20w↑46

Ouch 💀

@DerpwaldDuck

20w↑16

OOOOH! Waaaow! xD

@benjaminmcinnis6683

20w↑38

Too soon

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@symmetry8049

20w↑40

yknow, for tight timing things like this, i would actually recommend getting either carpet mod - or recording in the 1.20 snapshots.
That way you'd have access to tick freeze and tick step, which would make these explanations even better imo!

@misode

20w↑2

The /tick command was added in 1.20.3!

@fgvcosmic6752

20w

Thats vanilla now!

@DrKvo

20w↑12

This was actually really informative. I've built flying machines before and understood the basic ideas, but seeing it broken down and explained like this really helped me connect all the dots. Thank you, Mumbo :)
P.S. Cool Armadillo. I love the eyebrows.

@stanley9868

20w↑104

As someone who doesn't know much about redstone I absolutely loved this video Mumbo! I learnt a lot and cant wait to build a flying machine

@FlexNiko

20w↑7

you should use the new 1.20.3 /tick rate & /tick step commands to decrease the ticks and show a slowmotion of the flying machines in the video, would probably help alot

@mahelll

20w↑121

Besides all other streamers, there is nobody like Mumbo who makes me feel authentically like listening to a friend. Like someone I know for ages. Such a warm atmosphere even whilst teaching us slimestone basics. Love you, mate. Thanks for your content

@eleanorchase3653

20w↑1

Mumbo is great, but diving head-first into parasocial relationships is not healthy...

@tonys202

20w↑1.1K

if it is soo simple, Get Grian and Scar to watch this video and watch them making flying machines

@dr._.baldwyn

20w↑88

Scar would still find a way to blow it up and Grian would get distracted by pressing the first button he puts down

@ked49

20w↑26

@@dr._.baldwynhe would do that to scar’s making it ready to explode

@StorytellerForeverYT

20w

😂

@mason0450

20w

Yeah! Make that Volcano fly!

@waffleprocrastinates7343

20w↑1

That would be an amazing video lol

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@PhoenicisEstuans

20w↑2

The fact you can take something this crazy and simplify it down to a succinct video is honestly as impressive or more impressive than the original massive flying machine that your tank build was

@minigamerking

20w↑6

What you said at the end about flying machines being smaller principles all put together applies to so many things that you learn. Programming for example is just a bunch of different components put together. When you look at it from the top view you see all the smaller components but where it becomes tricky is putting them together to make something cool and unique. A person could make those smaller components by them self but it would take a lot more work and creativity to make a functioning, and cool looking, final product

@TheXTopher74

20w↑85

For Mumbo, giant redstone machines are easy ...it's avoiding the Warden that's a challenge. 😂

@technobae4943

20w↑4

To be fair everyone struggles avoiding that horror game like mob

@JackTFarmer

20w↑4

I'd argue avoiding fence posts was the hidden boss finally.

@hoodie3810

20w↑1

Great video as always! Not sure if you've had a look at all the new snapshot features yet (besides the crafting bench), but the variable tick speed is really useful for showing/seeing block movement sequences and other tricky redstone stuff which can be hard to figure out when it happens so quickly.

@samstone8674

20w↑91

With how you explained this, it makes me understand why you always say "it's really quite simple." Because for you, it is!
I definitely understand the basic principles of it now-- even if I don't think I could implement them without a whole lot of practice.
But I feel like I finally have a place to start if I want to make something, now that I have a grasp of the logic behind the mechanics, when before they seemed like magic as a result of magic.
Awesome video, it was very informative!!!

@Lucas-ol4zx

20w↑712

I loved this kind of redstone tutorial, its not a block by block manual, It actually explains the logic behind it

@Ultinuc

20w↑35

Right? I hate redstone videos that just say "here's how to build the thing" but not why it works. Also makes it impossible to fix if anything breaks because you don't understand what needs to be happening

@pvic6959

20w↑19

YESS i want the theory so i can learn how to do things on my own!! its like being told that 20/5 is 4. but i dont know what 20/5 means. so then when im given 20/2 idk what to do. however if division is explained, i would know what to do. "teach a person to fish" and all that

@AK_804

20w

lol

@WhitedevilEE

20w↑2

The WHY is so much more important than the HOW.
It's the same with coding. Sure, there might be an Indian explaining how you code a programm like that. But understanding WHY you do it is so much more worth

@pvic6959

20w

@@WhitedevilEE theres also plenty of fellow Indians explaining HOW to code. there are some good channels out there!

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@abbenylund

20w↑1

The carpet mod (or even in vanilla since 1.20.3) adds the /tick command
This is extremely useful for testing since you can freeze the game, and then go one tick at a time and see exactly what's happening and when.

@sirrippovmaple

20w↑2

I've only watched as far at the fourth green rectangle, and I've already learned so much about these flying machines. Thank you so much, Mumbo!

@jdawgtor

20w↑30

Hands down the best explanation! I feel like I could actually design something rather than just copying a design. This will help me be able to experiment more.

@droidy365

20w

Really cool to see the inner workings of how these seemingly complicated machines actually work!

@ctom4242

20w↑9

I think that there are a few things that are really being downplayed here to make it seem as simple as it is. Yes the base mechanics are actually rather understandable, but actually designing the segments with the push limits to fit together and visually look how you want is essentially an art form. When you reduce it to it's base concepts it can seem quite easy, but the amount of practice most people need to get to the point where they can do complex things with it shouldn't be understated.

I'm not making this distinction to scare people away, but to set expectations. Often when people think things are much easier than they are it can lead to frustration and giving up.

@max_208

20w↑739

You can recognize an expert of his craft (pun intended) when he is able to explain his work and make it's audience understand a very complex subject as if it was simple.

@BritishTrainspotting

20w↑46

This is generally what most high-level skill education teaches you: If you cannot explain it briefly and concisely, you do not understand it well enough.

@bleh8712

20w↑12

It’s really quite simply ! 😂

@wormboyeatdirt5577

20w↑14

Girl I didn't understand anything

@forderdrek8757

20w↑12

It's quite simple, really. Not flying machines in general, if you look at something like a quarry, it can get quite complicated but this really is simple.

@DaTimmeh

20w↑11

@@forderdrek8757 flying machines are simple. What they do usually is not lol. The majority of people who "didn't understand" this video went in with the wrong mindset. Pistons push and pull, observers cause sticky pistons to "let go" of blocks. That's literally all there is to it, and Mumbo provided a fantastic more specific explanation.

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@jasonso2056

20w

This has been pretty eye-opening! Knowing the fact that the basic motion of a flying machine boils down to a looping sequence of push-retract-push-retract... makes them pretty easy to understand and build!

@quiche5882

20w↑1

Wow! The most informative redstone video I have seen in a very long time. I always wanted to understand flying machines so thank you Mumbo! The engineer in me loves when you explain how things work instead of just being like '6 hours of head scratching later, I've done it'.

@bluechromata6976

20w↑8

I’m so glad that Mumbo is returning to his roots…. Sparking a Redstonaissance.

@KaneyoriHK

20w↑1

Reminds me of clockwork. Certainly gears are simple at their core, but when combining them in large geartrains, the complexity increases. A lot of it is down to timing (speed) and torque.

Fascinating.

@Randomrainfrog

20w↑11

This was one of your best videos to date, very entertaining yet clear and 100% redstone. I love it

@natekarren659

20w↑305

The diagonal wall made me think of how funny it would be to have a staircase that runs away from you when you try to use it

@technobae4943

20w↑8

I mean it wouldn't be impossible to build

@m4rcyonstation93

20w↑8

Go for it

@jwalster9412

20w↑27

What about a staircase that chases you when you finish going down it? Sort of like one of those crushing wall traps.

@tristramnelson2250

20w↑9

This sounds like an existing Mumbo video

@Skywalker8510Too

20w↑1

@ThatMumboJumbo please make this

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@aesra5538

20w

What a cool video! Nice to hear the logic behind it explained. Would love to see this for other applications of redstone.

@penguaplayz

20w

i really love this simple break down of basic redstone and and piston mechanics but in to a easily understandable format so that other people can learn how to do it them self. it would be cool to make a similar video on the basics of things like redstone doors.

@CraftyMCFish

20w↑8

Wonderful, thanks mumbo. I kinda felt in a way where I could watch the other normal redstone you do and be like "Yep that makes sense" (mostly) but I could never recreate it, but the flying machines I could never get my head around. Though now I'm in the same boat and probably could make some simple ones if I wanted too. Great video!

@JessScreams

20w↑1

Wait this actually makes sense. Thank you for describing why everything works in detail and working up to the expanded concept!

@Jane_8319

20w↑6

Thank you so much. I was really into slime block machines when they were first introduced, watching lots of cubehamster back in the day. I fell off after a while and observers and honey blocks quickly confused me. This helped a lot.

@AlexGonzalez-ek5qo

20w↑1.1K

I feel like every time I watch one of your redstone videos Im just like “yes mumbo whatever you say mumbo” and absorb nothing 💀

@309electronics5

20w↑37

Just like some teachers at my school. I always try to move along with it by saying yep, i know. While at the end of the day i remember nothing

@maxmore1911

20w↑20

😢 com on people mumbo made thus video for us to understand more of his Redstone videos and get in a mindset where can watch knowing what to do is like watching soccer match but you don't understand soccer you won't much enjoyment as some who know tricks and stuff of the game

@Ceenth

20w↑4

@@maxmore1911😂

@elijahtronti8574

20w↑11

Not to undermine your very well organized and articulated video, but this stuff will never be simple for me. For one thing, too much visual stuff going on just throws me off eventually and I get a headache from squinting so hard through all the little blocks and pistons to find either the problem I’ve created or the next area to work off of😅

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@krafnamlologamingxd4442

20w

Im so happy to see a video like this one, you explained everything in a simple way and encouraged us to try this ourselves, play with concepts while sharing your own flow of thoughts
Im definitely coming back to this video and trying to leaarn to make something simple by myself when I find some time

@user-sh7xx2yg5t

20w

Love seeing the teaching Mumbo videos. Flying machines have been the voo doo magic of Redstone for me and very intimidating. Thank you for the explanation and walk through.

@aarondodge6624

20w↑1

This actually made big flying-machine-based contraptions seem much less daunting! Thanks for the fun and informative vid!

@MalloonTarka

20w

This is an excellent guide. I could never be bothered to make the big machines, since they often pretend to do something (such as walking) rather than actually do something, while I often find it difficult to get motivated for purely aesthetic reasons when playing Minecraft. But I was having some trouble learning how they work and this is an excellent guide!

There was an airship mod a while back that let you separate a collection of blocks from the world and give them gravity. I feel you could make an actual walker using that mod.

@BYOBando

20w↑14

Loved this video. Very good and clear instructional training video.

But do want to also say that I would also watch a video from you titled "I built a giant armadillo in Minecraft!" And I don't think that I am alone in that.

@wills9

20w

I was thinking the same thing.

@stephenkrahling1634

20w↑744

But you see Mumbo I don't come to see an awesome robot, I come to see YOU make an awesome robot

The principles that you're using to make the robot may be simple, but the principles combined with your many many video making skills becomes a much more complex form of entertainment than any walking machine you could ever design

@landostar25

20w↑22

uh... what he said. I know words I promise.

@mArmelade_69

20w↑12

This is exactly what I had in mind. Thank you for wording it

@pvic6959

20w↑3

@@landostar25 do you? prove it. say "mumbo is cool" right now

@chickendoodle3241

20w↑1

@@pvic6959 looc si obmum

@AK_804

20w↑1

yes

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@amdkillaplays

20w

Incredibly informative. Grian and Scar can now fix Doc's giant tunnelbore just in time for the end of the season 😄

@eethree

20w

I now vaguely understand how flying machines and walking houses work. Never thought I would. Very good video, and very well explained!

@AwakenedG-Music

20w↑2

From now on, every time Mumbo states that something is simple, we need grian to attempt and replicate it to verify that statement.

@aayush_dutt

20w

Absolutely love this! Please create more tutorial style content, it has been long :)

@Capuch1n_M0nk3y

20w

Just got to say, this whole video is explained so well! I don't think there was any point I wasn't following. Can't wait to practice now:)

@Xigzagamer

20w↑396

My reaction to this is "it's really quite simple." Honestly this kind of makes me want to rewatch Mumbo's old videos and see if I can spot those smaller components.

@echokon

20w

I think this makes the whole process so much cooler, even if in total it's fairly simple

@brightoff

20w↑1

I'll be honest, this is one of the first times I've actually started to understand flying machines (granting I wasn't trying very hard before this). The armadillo at the end was just a cherry on top.

@StorytellerForeverYT

20w

I think it's more the fact that you take the time; to not just make but explain what you do that's impressive. 🥰

@praisemeheathens2265

20w↑1

Professor Jumbo is out here inspiring a Redstone Renaissance. The slime farm, self building homes, gargantuan moving mechanical beasts. It's awesome!

@tristanwilamek9573

20w↑222

Im surprised but it actually ended up 'really quite simple'

@CyarSkirata

20w↑13

Meanwhile me over here being completely lost by the time he was half way through showing the first basic motor.

@GrandSenseiDarreth

20w↑2

@@CyarSkirata Same here, bud.

@mustbge0

20w

@@CyarSkirata piston1 pull, piston2 push, which causes piston1 to pull, which causes piston2 to push etc.
Its not that hard.

@CyarSkirata

20w

But the observers don't seem to be pointing at any of the blocks?

@mustbge0

20w↑2

@@CyarSkirata the space above a piston will activate the piston as well. It’s called quasi connectivity and was originally a bug in the game that has since been kept as a feature.

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@sybro9786

20w

Just a note, the tick command could have helped with the demonstration of the two block pushing sequence for the legs

@ye3623

20w

Flying machines might be rather simple when you break them down like this, but it's still impressive to put them together into a shape like that

@dancingwombat1784

20w

This is a truly amazing video, as someone who has really wanted to make big flying machine builds I was always stopped by how difficult and complex I perceived them to be but this video has made me understand how those big machines really work

@RedWinterRoses

20w

This feels like my learning algebra, when I could understand perfectly when the instructor walked us through a practice problem but the minute you put me in front of the real thing that all flies out the window. I am so incredibly impressed by all y'all who have minds that can not only understand how the cycles and connections work, but then make slightly different versions that do all the custom things. It's so cool! And watching the breakdown is amazing... I can tell this is a video I'm going to be coming back to for understanding various things down the road.

@kyay10

20w

Maybe you address this later, but carpet mod has a tick slowdown mode which allows you to watch the flying machines slowly do things. I think this might also be in some vanilla snapshot

@sir_slimestone3797

20w↑60

Finally this needed to be said. Most big machines are the same bits repeatedly pasted. The real difficulty is in the smaller advanced contraptions contained within. For example on the SBRT 3 bot A-10 it's a lot of copy pasted contraptions. The difficulty isn't in tiling it's in making the individual components. A-10s roof cannons are small compared to the bot as a whole but they are really complex.

@forderdrek8757

20w↑1

I mean, yeah. Well and then there's TMC with it's quarries and other kinds of witchcraft.

@datman6266

20w↑1

"Simple" in principle maybe, but still very work intensive, and I now appreciate your work even more.

@a_ninja2376

20w

This video is so helpful. I’ve wondered how motors worked for so long and you explained it perfectly so thank you

@hoodedfarmer

20w

It's great that you make these videos because you can actually follow sort of a tutorial from it if you're on Java to make your own machine.
I wish bedrock or PS4 version was the same as PC Java edition because our flying machines only Go one way and don't return unless you swap around the Pistons.
I would like to see your bloopers man.

@the_dark_jumper2211

20w↑1

I hope you do more "tutorial" style videos, this was a great watch. (And a bit nostalgic)

@leeuwevdh

20w↑202

The new /tick command can make understanding these machines a lot easier!

@sagittariusa2145

20w↑15

OOOh that's a really good idea! I found myself playing Mumbo's video in like 0.5 speed to see exactly what was going on with the simple flying machines to get the intuition, but /tick can do that in-game too! Nice!

@maxmore1911

20w↑18

I can't wait to see mumbo using the the tick command in 1.21 but knowing him he wouldn't realize is actually there

@misssdove

20w

Excellent explanation! I’ve almost figured out how levers work, but once I do I’ll be unstoppable

@TJ-xu7xw

20w

This video feels like you're a teacher explaining to a class of 12 year olds and I'm here for the vibes. I don't know anything about redstone and I feel fired up to start making flying machines

@Slackbot

20w↑5

This is interesting stuff! I feel I understand the principles a bit better. However, being a Bedrocker, I'd have to use some different engine configs. Ah well, it's good to start somewhere. Cheers!

@blackholevortex

20w↑1

I'm guessing you could just replace all the forward-facing sticky pistons with normal ones. That might also be how to get the forward-moving attachments going. I haven't played a lot of bedrock though, so I might well be wrong

@Slackbot

20w

@@blackholevortex Yes, that works for one-directional flying machines. For reversible ones, we have to make use of glazed terracotta and have one of the halves of the engine change alignment using a docking station with a piston to push the leading half to the side. Oy!

@Xacris

20w

Great video, I had to figure out all this stuff on my own but you explained it in such a good way! Definitely saving this video as a starting point for people who want to get into slimestone

@Captain.Mystic

20w

How old are slime blocks at this point? Everyone knew that they were capable of making flying machines the moment they were released but how they slowly got more and more compact as people realized new tricks to get them to work is in itself a sort of magic.

@morganharris494

20w↑77

'It's really quite simple' - Just about the most mumbo thing to say. Amazing vid as always.

@PixalonGC

20w↑3

"It's actually surprisingly simple" -Ceave, the mumbo of mario maker??

@PurpleKirby808

20w

The iconic quote coming from the same guy that made walking houses and giant tanks.

@shaunacall4685

20w

I was lost at the legs, but this non-redstone still learned a lot before that! I will always watch you builds because they are amazing. Challenge: can you make something look like it is rolling?

@lpbigfish3730

20w

The fact that Cubehamster was building this at the time, when observers were not in the game, is really stunning

@Mr_The_Potato_King

20w

I love this kind of video. With the tutorials, it just gives me a blueprint, but when I understand the machinery, I can create rather than replicate

@potato4dawin1

20w

Very helpful explanation on the legs just being flying machines that deactivate when being pushed down.
I've been doing technical stuff for a while and somehow that basic concept escaped me.

@MrEzioCraft360

20w

I think I've never left a redstone video feeling like I know how think work and being able to kinda use some of them. this was an amazing video munbo, great job!

@kainoa5939

20w↑4

Very cool and I actually learned a lot. Thanks Mumbo! Great work!

@AngelofGrace96

20w

This was actually really well explained, I think I understand redstone for the first time!

@gimilijonnes

20w↑1

Thats the best redstone video you did in a while... i mean, they are always awesome, but the fact that you explained the redstone for us mere mortals to understand, made it extra awesome! Funny how i had in my head that i was going to comment on your next redstone video that you could explain more these type of videos for us that dont understand redstone too much...

@cakekookabura

20w

I'd love to see you attempt something similar in bedrock edition without quasi connectivity. You're the one that inspired me to get into redstone, but many of the more advanced skills I had to teach myself because all I've had has been Minecraft pocket edition. I've had it about as long as it's existed, but I like that there's always more that can be done. Hopefully I can work on making legs after I teach myself how to make a reversible flying machine

@johnathan5672

20w

I wish every programming tutorial was exactly like this.

@AlexSmith-tp7xu

20w

Your explanation of motors and attachments explains perfectly why docs butterflies broke apart but could still function. I feel like im just read a lore book

@k_miner_5525

20w↑26

What i learned: make engine, attach bits to engine, legs are legs, legs have legs, legs are made of legs, still big impressive machine

@dallor09

20w↑2

The one thing that makes the big machines hard is getting them to not stick to themselves. Other than that, you are exactly correct

@friedbacon5095

20w

For Bedrock players, sticky pistons dont let go of the block when given 1 tick of power, so to make it work, you must use non-sticky pistons.

@nonr2500

20w

This is actually a great tutorial. I managed to understand why that plane worked even before you explained it

@Adlimski

20w

the concept is unbelievably simple. The execution tho... it takes some 3D thinking, creativity and determination. So I still find your creations incredible.

@davidbechdoldt1224

20w

I would love to see you try to build a flying machine like these in Bedrock edition… Sticky pistons don’t just “spit out” the block like in Java edition and it is so confusing.

@JacobH93

20w

I mean, I understood the basics of these machines before this video… but it’s still a bit complicated. It’s definitely more digestible in smaller pieces, and the pieces aren’t that complicated by themselves. There is still a lot to go on and coordinate and time though! Easier than you’d think but not exactly dead simple either 😂

@ASwallie65

20w↑3

Ok, mumbo;
1. You are really good at explaining everything. You're fantastic not just because you figured this stuff out but because you were able to teach it in such a concise way
2. That being said, this stuff still takes incredible skill. This is very difficult stuff, even if you've explained it so well! You're really just amazing at this lol
3. Even if everybody figures it out, I'm sure they'll keep watching your videos. Because you're also very entertaining. Keep strong, guy! 💪

@eagleeye2579

20w

This was by far my favorite of your redstone videos and ive watched your videos since 2014 so ive watched a lot. I loved the breaking down of each segment and the way it was put together. Keep up the good work and i would love to see more videoes like this one.

@joshpayne463

20w

This has classic tutorial-Mumbo vibes, and I'm here for it.

@Cxrm3n

20w

i'm genuinely so fascinated by flying machines in minecraft but i never quite understood how they worked. your video made it a little more manageable and not so complicated. thank you mumbo!

@GSBarlev

20w

The new -1.20.3- 1.20.4 tick freeze commands are a godsend for Redstone troubleshooting—you can go through one tick at a time to see when and where a build is breaking.

@cladxylophone0524

20w

I'm so glad we're getting another redstone tutorial. I missed these.

@clockwork8548

20w

This kind of tutoria is one I wish I had! And now I do! Thanks a ton!

@Domarnett

20w

I only recently discovered Mumbo via the Life Series, but making this video to justify that build… phenomenal! I love it!! 😂🎉😂

@ErisCheshiree

20w

tbh, it's one of your best videos. I love how you simplified it for us! amazing 11111111/10
wish you made more vids like this

@codygannon8947

20w↑1

You should use the tick command to slow down the game. Makes it easier to watch red stone contraptions

@AjianAja

20w

Dude, you are not only brilliant, but you're also a wonderful teacher ❤

@lasercraft32

20w↑5

What makes it "NOT quite simple" is trying to make sure each individual flying machine doesn't crash into each other and getting them to move in unison.

@dallor09

20w

true lol that’s the hardest part

@nbgaming9737

20w

which is why you dont have individual flying machines and instead attach a bunch of stuff to one flying machine!

@lasercraft32

20w↑4

@@nbgaming9737 did you even watch the video? There's a piston push limit. The large flying machines like the armadillo Mumbo made in the video are literally made up of smaller flying machines.

@nbgaming9737

20w↑1

@@lasercraft32 by stuff I meant the extensions mungo mentioned. Which aren’t quite flying machines on their own. And you don’t have to worry about timing really since all of the extensions movements are based of the movement of the source anyway. You made it sound like multiple separate “motors” so to speak.

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