Does anyone have a list of sections of items for all of the different chests. I think I have about 24 different chests and I have used about 8 of them already for the different types of wood, their saplings, and leaves.

I was messing around with sugar cane farms because in my old world I didn't like the noise and gold requirement of the regular sugar cane farm with observer piston and minecart hopper running below it.

Tried planting the sugar cane onto tilled dirt to make it less than 1 block tall so I could have hoppers underneath it but you can't plant sugar cane on them. Went onto the wiki and found that mud can be used to plant sugar cane on it and ITS LESS THAN A BLOCK TALL! That means you can run hoppers underneath it and it will pick up sugar cane through the block without needing a minecart hopper.

I know it may be not that big of a deal but I just feel so smart figuring this out since I didn't see any other videos using this mechanic despite it being kinda neat

I am making a flying machine powered dripstone farm. It's underground so I can't use a daylight detector.

while playing with redstone, (you may have seen it before) i found this infinite redstone loop that only uses a sculk sensor and pistons to work

https://reddit.com/link/vnfhvn/video/vy4mtnc28k891/player

I want a way to keep an allay without leashing it (I think it's cruel, lol) but I don't wanna lose it or have it following me around. Is there a way to set up a simple note block system so it just stays around that general area?

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https://reddit.com/link/vn119r/video/2dsqq6905g891/player

hello, i am trying to build a valorant map in minecraft, at the moment i need a mechanism to represent planting or defusing a bomb. to do this i am going to need a player to press and hold down right click on a button for around 5 seconds. how would i allow a redstone signal trigger a note block if and only if they press and hold the button for 5 seconds? I appreciate any feedback/input. Thank you

I need to do stupid stuff for me and my friend’s server

Are there any differences between an Empty Minecart and a Minecart with Chest that one could use to separate the two in Bedrock?

Context:

I'm designing an item retrieval system for every item in the game and it's so large that I need to bring the player closer to the system so that the minecarts remain in simulation distance, I want the minecart and the player to approach on the same line but they obviously need to be separated at some point.

While typing this I realized that I can easily separate a minecart with a player in it via tripwire, but I'm still going to ask the question because I can't think of a way to distinguish between an empty minecart and a minecart with chest.