Etho Plays Minecraft – Episode 402: Code Cataloging

Etho Plays Minecraft - Episode 402: Code CatalogingMinecraft survival. In today’s episode we look into how we are going to input and reference the item codes for the nexus. Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/EthoLP TwitchTV: http://www.twitch.tv/eth…

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20 Responses to “Etho Plays Minecraft – Episode 402: Code Cataloging”

  1. Luis echarri Says:

    Hey etho what about you add time laps stuff when you build your projects. I
    think it would be cool and add a bit more footage . Any way keep up the
    good work . 

  2. Michael Wentz Says:

    Hey Etho, I think With the Nexus Project maybe you should set some
    “Favorite Items” so that Items that you know u will use alot are more
    easily accessible… Although this might be redundant it might also be
    nice. And I really wanted to ask you a question: People keep saying you
    don’t have an arm… THIS IS LIES… Right?? Have A Great Day Etho!!!!

  3. Anthony Z. Says:

    Your cuts are just so good….

  4. xisumavoid Says:

    That Intro was great :-)

  5. Alexandra Gonzalez Says:

    Hi, I just started watching your vids. I liked the video so say hello to a
    new sub. I hear ALOT about you at school. Let me say you have pretty much
    all of boys in my class as fans. The transition was awesome. Can’t wait to
    watch more! ¦ )

  6. Tim Menard Says:

    Hey, Etho, who is your favorite YouTuber?

  7. shoopdawoop47 Says:

    You should somehow send the silverfish to the minigame area that you
    started and (if possible to do in survival), create a minesweeper like game
    in which you could have silverfish blocks in random places and if you mine
    the wrong block, the silverfish could come out and activate a pressure
    plate or something that leads to a punishment. Thank you for the awesome
    videos!

  8. TheMaestroChannel Says:

    Hey Etho! Regarding your channel:

    1. Focus on this as your main series.
    2. Do a bit less in modded since a substantial part of your demographic
    doesn’t understand what’s occurring.
    3. Do more collabs on your multiplayer series (it’s more entertaining and
    at this point you shouldn’t be playing solo.)
    4. Do a regular CTM map with no gimmicks and no mods. Use that to fill the
    gaps between uploads.
    5. Finally, get in touch with some old friends to see if someone wants to
    start a series since I’m sure it would put many people at ease and
    something fresh couldn’t hurt.

    After watching your channel for a few years I believe this is the best
    approach. I love your videos regardless of what the content is and I’m sure
    we’ll have even better entertainment in the coming years.

  9. NeronMC Says:

    I cannot wait for the pun at episode 404

  10. gamerguyx095 Says:

    If you throw a poison potion at silverfish the silverfish will destroy
    stone blocks in a rapid frenzy. Use them to help you go mining by having
    them mine out a huge area. They won’t destroy ores or chests or spawners
    though so you’ll be left with a bunch of floating loot. And you don’t have
    to dig up loot or search a cave just have the silverfish destroy all that
    useless rock and leave you with the spoils.

  11. Charlotte Brown Says:

    You can use hexadecimal in your list just cause it’s easier to remember and
    you can translate from hex to binary on the fly without much effort. You’d
    have to remember 2 characters per item instead of 8:

    In your examples:
    Steak – 01001101
    Chicken – 10010100

    Translating those into hex is very simple, you start by splitting the
    binary into chunks of 4:
    Steak – 0100 1101
    Chicken – 1001 0100

    You then simply write each value in hex. 4 digits in binary is 0-15 in
    decimal, and 1 digit in hex is 0-15 in decimal ($ just here denotes hex):
    Steak – $4D
    Chicken – $94

    When you later read through the list, all you need to do is remember the 2
    hex digits in order to enter the code, instead of the 8 binary digits (4x
    less to remember!). Translating from hex to binary is SUPER fast once you
    get used to it.

    For example, to convert $D3 from hex to binary you literally just write $D
    in binary and $3 in binary beside each other. $D is 13, which is 1101; and
    $3 in binary is 0011; so $D3 is simply 11010011.

    This comment makes it seem a bit convoluted, but really once you do 5-10
    conversions you’ll realize how ridiculously fast it is and going from
    having to remember 8 digits down to 2 is super useful.

  12. Frisbee Follower Says:

    Etho, asign each leaver a number, then to the side have a chest(s) full of
    every item in the system. Then rename (let’s say rename a diamond 167) as
    the code. Thumbs up so he can sew :D

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  14. DoubleMeTwo Says:

    16:07 You heard it hear here folks Etho is Gay

    I’m joking.

  15. Bulbakip Says:

    Not sure if you already decided that or you’re still wondering about it
    but in my opinion the quartz behind the glass looks better :)

  16. Garret m Says:

    Etho, are you able to have any items pre-programmed, such as redstone or
    food? By that, I mean can you hit a button that will automatically trigger
    the correct wires to send you a stack of said item?

  17. Frederic Böhm Says:

    I’m wondering Etho, when the Nexus is finished will you remove every single
    chest and store the items in the Nexus? It would not be very practical but
    otherwise the Nexus would be useless
    Keep up the good the good work!

  18. Samsam9876 Says:

    if you have problems traveling with recourses all the time, what you could
    do is setting up little “nexus stations” around the area, that are
    basically the same as the controll room at the nexus, but then make a chest
    minecart get the items from the nexus to your little nexus outpost. This
    would be great for a range of a couple of hundred blocks. you could for
    example place one in the mancave and you can ask for supplies there, and it
    will arive at max a few minutes later. If you dont want to wait that long
    you could even set up instant dropper transportation lines!

  19. Eric Broadway Says:

    Etho, rather than using a binary code for all the items, you should just
    use the numerical code instead. For example, 24678 rather than 01010111, or
    156 for 10001100. May be easier to remember for your shot term memory ;)

  20. Jacob Catch Says:

    Hey etho, I think you should use the silverfish to make an automatic mining
    quarry. But you lose the stone. It leaves the ores and other blocks other
    than stone so you can mine it!

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