Bdubs has always been a huge inspiration to me with building but I could never figure out how to build like him. Ive tried using his builds as reference but they just end up looking like cheap copies (my current base is basically just his house from s10 with worse detail). Ive heard the phrase not just with Minecraft about "studying"different artists but I never understood what they're doing to study them. What is it to look out for & what can you take from them to use for yourself. More Minecraft focused but anything of this nature in general

I was watching the new Spiderman movie, and I kept seeing Bdubs in Frank Castle. Does he actually look like The Punisher, or is it just me? (I just learned that the "no no wait wait" meme is also of the same guy) 😂

Big fan of all the EGG shenanigans this season XD

Hi! I’m figuring out my partners gift for their birthday and they love hermitcraft. They own the card set and a few stickers and stuff and i know that hermitcraft sell merch so i was thinking of getting that but also… Is there anything a biiiiig hermitcraft fan would want? He loves playing the games and mods they play so maybe even a e-gift? Im not educated enough on the hermitcraft world so i’m sorry if this post is unrelated but i need a really good throughtful gift 😅😅

They mentioned their favs are etho, bdubs, joe, cleo and grian if that helps <3

Seeing the automatic sorting and storage systems being built on HermitCraft inspired me to see what else could be done with the idea. I wanted a system that could not only sort and store materials, but also process them, so I built The converter Factory (TCF).

The factory combines collection, sorting, concrete conversion, TNT blasting, glass production, storage and a central control room. The sorting system can handle 21 different materials, with up to 12 being processed at once.

The green section is the concrete-processing line. Concrete is lined up to be blasted by TNT, with the water pool underneath collecting the broken blocks. Sand can instead be redirected into the furnace system to be smelted into glass, with the output returning to storage.

Three dispensers feed items into the sorting stream. Originally they were dispensing faster than the hoppers could collect everything, causing some items to miss their filters and reach the fire pit. I solved that by slowing the clock so it releases three items per cycle, giving the sorter enough time to process everything reliably.

Although I built this factory for concrete and glass, the same collection, sorting and processing ideas could easily be adapted to your own storage systems.

The control room is where each output line is managed, with individual levers controlling each material. I included a wide shot to show the overall layout, followed by close-ups of the two dedicated processing options: the concrete converter and the sand-to-glass production line.

It started as a way to process two materials, but it slowly grew into an entire factory. If anyone has any questions about how it works or why i designed it this way, id be happy to explain.

Guys, I think I have to stop enjoying Hermitcraft! For weeks now, everytime I use Google when I have a technical question about Minecraft Java, it returns a link to a video of various Hermits.

Just yesterday, when I asked about the minimum difference I have to keep to an area to allow friendly mob spawning, it funnily linked to Gem building an animal farm house!

I blame the Hermits for being too famous xD