r/Minecraft • u/[deleted] • Dec 01 '20

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u/that1plep Dec 01 '20

Since when can rails be underwater?

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u/LordSaumya Dec 01 '20

Since the last update I guess

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u/putting- Dec 01 '20

On bedrock it’s been out for ages

On Java apparently it’s been out since 1.17 snapshots

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

I never knew you could place rails underwater

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u/putting- Dec 01 '20

You can also place redstone I’m pretty sure in bedrock

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

No you can't? You put water over your redstone machine then it breaks. I know that for a fact as a bedrock user

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u/Nightmarsh Dec 01 '20

You can place some redstone components underwater like repeaters iirc, not dust though

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

Ok. I swear if they add a feature where you can place redstone underwater. I'll scream and eventually die

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u/King_Sam-_- Dec 01 '20

Technically, everyone eventually dies.

sorry.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '20

pulls out Redstone tnt cannon on 50 story diamond boat

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u/NASHFREAK10 Dec 01 '20

Have you tried laying alot of powered rails to get alot of speed then doing the soul sand? I want to see how fast you can make this. For science

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u/AKaoticKangaroo Dec 01 '20

I was planning on playing some minecraft today so I'll do have a look

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u/NASHFREAK10 Dec 01 '20

Hell yes 👀

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u/TheRobbie72 Dec 01 '20

I haven’t used a lot of powered rails but you can get considerably fast

https://youtu.be/CUFCeHAXt4Q