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We're looking at some strange elytra mechanics today to see how we can get the most speed out of them (we're building a speed trap too!), and we'll start rebuilding the destroyed part of the island by building something that can tie all the builds on the island together (think volcanic).

Speed Trap Setup:
Run This First - /scoreboard objectives add how_fast minecraft.custom:minecraft.play_time

In Repeating Command Block (Always Active) - /execute if entity @p[dz=-5,dy=2] run scoreboard players reset @p how_fast
Conditional Chain Command Block - /setblock COORDS_ABOVE_SECOND_RCB redstone_block replace

10 blocks in Positive X from first Repeating Command Block:
Repeating Command Block (Needs Redstone) - /execute as @p[dz=-5,dy=2] at @s run tellraw @s {"score":{"objective":"how_fast","name":"@p"}}
Conditional Chain Command Block - /setblock COORDS_ABOVE_SECOND_RCB air replace



*Behind The Scenes: *
Technically nothing was wrong with the Packager. It just couldn't handle the small amount of items I put in. That said, if you're curious what was wrong, the conditional chain command block wasn't passing on the signal. This is because the set command can't change 1 to 1. However the merge command can always merge data even if it already exists. So by changing to merge it would always succeed and pass on the chain command block signal.
37 degrees was the magic angle. I was able to hit a score of 10 without blocks above my head with that. There's definitely some technique to the spacebar clicking that could bring it lower (or maybe a longer runway would work too). Click the spacebar too fast and you get the floaty jump, click it too slow and you just do a regular jump. It makes me curious what the absolute fastest you could go would be.
After the episode I cleared all the runways and managed to fill up 8 double chests with moss and moss carpet. I used up somewhere around 24 stacks of bones (so 3x for bonemeal) to change it all into moss, and it took quite a bit more time than I expected. So overall, it was a pretty good tradeoff I think.

Command Block Survival is a gamemode where every command has a self-imposed price. It allows crafting of certain creative mode items (the recipe is part of the price) and adds an entirely new dimension of creativity!

Datapacks
Command Block Survival Datapack: https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/command-block-survival-datapack-1-21/
Video Demonstration:    • Command Block Survival Datapack - Min...  
Skizz's Enchanted Boats (Unofficial): https://modrinth.com/datapack/skizzs-enchanted-boats-(unofficial)/versions
Toolbag Datapack (Bundle Enchantment): https://modrinth.com/datapack/toolbag/versions
Talon's Freecam Datapack: https://modrinth.com/datapack/talons-freecam/versions
Jetpack Datapack: https://modrinth.com/datapack/talons-jetpack/versions

Talon's Oasis Season 3:    • Talon's Oasis - Season 3  
Original (Old) Talon's Oasis:    • Talon's Oasis - Season 1  


Chapters:
00:00 The Runways
02:41 The Packager
04:31 Smoothing Out The Runway
06:47 The Elytra Trick
13:49 How To Set Up Speed Trap
15:16 The Island's Source
19:37 Shaping The Crown
24:30 The Crown's Interior
28:13 Elytra Wrap Up
30:14 The Volcano's Crown

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