After FOUR years, Mojang are adding Bundles..! With improvements!

Summary

The video script discusses the long-awaited addition of bundles to Minecraft Bedrock Edition, a feature already available in Java Edition. Bundles, which can store up to 64 items, help manage inventory clutter by allowing players to group items together. The script explores how to create and use bundles, including a potential new feature that might allow rearranging items within them. It also speculates on changes to the bundle's user interface and functionality, hinting at an upcoming preview that could bring these features to players.

Takeaways

• 📅 It's Wednesday, and there's no snapshot day because of the holiday, but a Bedrock preview might be released.
• 🎮 Mojang is reportedly adding bundles to Minecraft Bedrock Edition after 4 years, which were long available in Java Edition.
• 🛠️ The delay in adding bundles to Bedrock Edition was due to technical difficulties in implementation.
• 🔄 The script suggests that bundles might be introduced in the upcoming snapshot preview.
• 📦 Bundles can store a theoretical stack of 64 items, which can be a mix of different items.
• 🌳 The video demonstrates the use of bundles by collecting items like birch logs and planks in a newly spawned world.
• 🔄 The 'last in, first out' principle applies when removing items from a bundle.
• 🎨 There's a potential new feature allowing rearrangement of item order inside bundles, and a text change indicating the last item.
• 🔨 Crafting a bundle requires specific materials, shown in the script as six rabbit hides and two strings.
• 📦 The script shows creative use of bundles with data packs to organize items by theme.
• 🔍 The new item stack components may enable more complex interactions with bundles, such as using max stack size to fit large quantities of an item.

Q & A

What day of the week is the video being recorded?

The video is being recorded on a Wednesday.

Why is it not a snapshot day in the video?

It is not a snapshot day because they are on holiday.

What feature is suggested to be coming to Bedrock Edition in the video?

The feature suggested to be coming to Bedrock Edition is bundles.

How long has the Java Edition of Minecraft had bundles?

The Java Edition has had bundles for a very long time, but the exact duration is not specified in the script.

What is the main reason for the delay in adding bundles to the Bedrock Edition?

The main reason for the delay is that they've been having problems adding them to the Bedrock Edition.

What can be done with bundles in Minecraft according to the script?

Bundles can store a theoretical stack of 64 items, which can be an assortment of different items.

How can you add items to a bundle in the game?

You can add items to a bundle by right-clicking on the item and then right-clicking on the bundle.

What is the offhand slot mentioned in the script?

The offhand slot is an additional item slot in the game, allowing players to carry more items.

How does the order of items in a bundle work when taking them out?

The last item put into the bundle is the first one to come out when you right-click to take items out.

What crafting materials are mentioned in the script for making a bundle?

Six rabbit hides and two strings are mentioned as the crafting materials for making a bundle.

What is the potential change in the upcoming Bedrock preview regarding bundles?

The potential change is the ability to rearrange the ordering of items inside the bundle and a slight text change indicating the last item inside the bundle.

What is the new texture functionality mentioned in the script?

The new texture functionality allows a back and front sprite to sandwich an item, making it seem like it's on the inside of the bundle.

How does the new item stat components feature interact with bundles?

The new item stat components feature allows for bundle contents to be added, and it changes how item stack components interact with bundles.

Can shulker boxes be put inside bundles according to the script?

No, shulker boxes cannot be put inside bundles, but the script demonstrates how to use item stack components to simulate this.

What is the practical purpose demonstrated with the item stack components in the script?

There is no practical purpose demonstrated; the script is simply showing how the item stack components now interact with bundles.

Outlines

00:00

🎮 Minecraft Bedrock Bundles Update

The script discusses the upcoming addition of bundles to Minecraft Bedrock Edition, a feature that has been available in Java Edition for a long time. The narrator explains that the delay in implementing bundles in Bedrock was due to technical difficulties. They provide a demonstration of how bundles work, including storing up to 64 items of various types, and the ability to stack items inside bundles. The video also explores the potential changes in the upcoming snapshot preview, such as the possibility of rearranging items within a bundle and the introduction of new texture functionalities. The narrator speculates on the new item stack components that could allow for more complex interactions with bundles, such as using max stack size to change the theoretical stack size of items within them.

05:00

🚫 Speculative Changes in Minecraft Bedrock

This paragraph acknowledges the speculative nature of the previous discussion regarding the new features for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. The narrator cautions viewers that the details shared might become irrelevant with the release of the new snapshot preview, suggesting that the actual implementation could differ from the predictions. The focus is on the uncertainty of the changes and the anticipation of the upcoming update, which may or may not align with the discussed features.

Keywords

💡Bedrock Edition

Bedrock Edition refers to the cross-platform version of Minecraft, which allows players on various devices to play together. In the video's context, it highlights the differences in features between Bedrock and Java Edition, particularly the delayed addition of bundles to Bedrock Edition. The script mentions issues with adding bundles to Bedrock, indicating a technical challenge that has been overcome, allowing for a more unified experience across platforms.

💡Bundles

Bundles in Minecraft are a feature that allows players to group items together for easier management and storage. The script discusses the introduction of bundles to Bedrock Edition, explaining how they can store a theoretical stack of 64 items, which is an early game concept to help manage inventory clutter. The video also speculates on potential new features for bundles, such as rearranging item order and displaying the last item added.

💡Inventory

Inventory in Minecraft is the player's storage system where items are kept. The script mentions inventory in relation to the clutter that can occur when playing in a world with diverse biomes, leading to a need for additional storage solutions like bundles. The video demonstrates how items are moved in and out of the inventory and then into a bundle.

💡Snapshot Preview

A snapshot preview in Minecraft is a version of the game released for testing new features before they are officially implemented. The script suggests that a Bedrock snapshot preview might introduce the bundles feature, allowing players to test it out before it becomes a permanent part of the game.

💡Java Edition

Java Edition is the original version of Minecraft, developed for PC and running on the Java platform. The script contrasts Java Edition with Bedrock Edition, noting that Java players have had the bundles feature for a long time, while Bedrock players have been waiting for its addition.

💡Biomes

Biomes in Minecraft are different types of environments, each with unique characteristics, flora, and fauna. The script describes a world with interlacing biomes such as desert, hills, and birch forest, which can lead to a variety of items that a player might collect, thus requiring the use of bundles to manage them.

💡Offhand Slot

The offhand slot is an additional inventory slot in Minecraft where players can store a single item for quick access. The script mentions the offhand slot in the context of Bedrock Edition lacking this feature compared to Java Edition, which could be a point of parity that developers might consider addressing.

💡Crafting Table

A crafting table is a fundamental item in Minecraft used for combining materials to create new items. The script explains that a crafting table is needed to make a bundle, illustrating the basic crafting process and the necessity of organizing materials, which is where bundles come into play.

💡Data Pack

A data pack in Minecraft is a collection of data-driven game modifications that can alter gameplay without changing the game's code. The script mentions creating bundles with a data pack, showcasing the ability to customize and create unique bundle concepts within the game.

💡Item Stack Components

Item stack components in Minecraft are part of the game's data system that allows for customization of item stacks, such as changing the stack size. The script discusses using item stack components to alter the theoretical stack size of items within a bundle, demonstrating a technical aspect of how bundles can be manipulated in the game.

💡Max Stack Size

Max stack size refers to the maximum number of identical items that can be grouped together in a single stack in Minecraft. The script uses the concept of max stack size to show how items, like diamonds, can be manipulated to fit within the bundle's storage capacity, even exceeding the standard stack size for demonstration purposes.

Highlights

Introduction to the possibility of Bedrock Edition receiving bundles, a feature already present in Java Edition.

Minecraft.net suggests the addition of bundles to Bedrock Edition after four years of absence.

Explanation of how bundles work in Java Edition and the process of enabling them in the game.

The delay in adding bundles to Bedrock Edition due to technical difficulties.

Potential inclusion of bundles in an upcoming Bedrock snapshot preview.

Demonstration of how to use bundles to manage inventory and prevent clutter.

The capability of bundles to store a theoretical stack of 64 assorted items.

The absence of the offhand slot feature in Bedrock Edition compared to Java Edition.

Instructions on how to add items to a bundle and the last-in-first-out principle.

The crafting recipe for bundles using six rabbit hides and two strings.

Speculation on changes to bundle functionality in the upcoming preview.

Discussion on the potential rearrangement of item order inside bundles in the new iteration.

Introduction of a new text change feature indicating the last item inside a bundle.

Explanation of the new item stat components allowing for bundle contents to be added.

Demonstration of how to use item stack components to interact with bundles.

Theoretical example of using max stack size to change the stack size of items within a bundle.

A note of caution that the discussed features may become irrelevant with the release of the new preview.

Transcripts

all right so I'm going to be live in a

moment as usual it's Wednesday it's not

snapshot day today because they're on

holiday but we may get a Bedrock preview

as suggested in this video coming to

bedrock betas and previews on

minecraft.net cuz apparently after 4

years myang have decided to add bundles

into the game you're probably thinking

like what if you play Java Edition you

already have bundles all you need to do

when you create a world is go here I

mean here experiments you just turn on

bundles we've had bundles for a very

long time Bedrock don't have them and

that explains the delay because the

reason we don't have bundles yet in the

official release of the game is because

they're having problems adding them to

bedrock Edition yes it's not in part two

and I think they finally figured it out

I was going to try to recreate their

features demonstrated in that video but

it turns out we might actually just get

them tonight in the snapshot preview in

any case if you've forgotten how bundles

work which is completely understandable

cuz it's been a long time you can give

yourself a bundle through a command here

or you can just grab it from the

inventory you can see they have a little

UI that's generated as you add items

into it you can put bundles inside

bundles I guess that's something you'll

be asking in the comments so the way

bundles work is that they can store a

theoretical stack of 64 items this can

be an assortment of items which makes it

a little bit different it's an early

game sort of concept so let's say you

spawn into a world which is a little bit

messy we have several biomes that are

interlacing desert we have some hills

and we have a birch Forest right below

us what this can lead to is a variation

of items that you may not want to store

in your inventory because it can get

cluttered so I'm chopping down a

tree it's very fascinating watching me

chopping down a tree here okay Birch log

Birch planks so got two items already

out of your original 36 you also have an

offhand slot now yes if you're a Bedrock

player you can't do that that's

something they should really focus on if

they were to achieve parody between

platforms cuz this is an additional item

slot so it's actually 37 anyway beside

the point if you want to put these two

items inside the bundle you can click on

this and right click on the bundle and

now you've got a birch log inside your

bundle if you want to put all of this

inside right click and now you have five

now you'll see that the Birch planks are

the first item inside the bundle so if

you were to try to take it out you

simply right click and the Birch planks

come out it is the last item that you

put in that you will take out if you

were to write click you mathematically

multiply the amount of items you can

hold by 64 if you've got a bundle

bundles are now crafted like this six

rabbit hides and two string I totally

found myself a rabbit or several rabbits

and killed them for the hides okay you

can see my bundle is however stacking up

filled up about 1 Sixth of its space

already but I need to get my planks out

to craft a crafting table because you

need that to make a bundle to mass

Exodus all the items in your bundle you

just right click the air and your bundle

empties and you now have everything that

comes out now note this can all change

very quickly with their preview that's

coming out very soon and now you have a

bundle they are quite a good item so you

can see white people a little bit

confused and annoyed by the fact that

they didn't add this to the game 4 years

ago it may actually be possible now to

rearrange the ordering of items inside

the bundle with the new iteration in

addition there is a slight text change

so it kind of tells you what the last

item is inside the bundle which is

important because when you right click a

bundle the last item comes out I have an

assortment of bundles which I have

created with a data pack here you can

see each one has its very own little

concept the first one just ignore the

fact that doesn't add up to 64 but I'll

explain that in a second the last item

here is a diamond or 46 diamonds what it

would look like in this New Concept is

like this the diamond will appear as

though it is the last item inside the

bundle and there is a new texture

functionality which allows a back and

front Sprite to sandwich an item to make

it seem like it's on the inside so

that's interesting again this is kind of

just speculatory at the moment there are

a few things to note so the new item

stat components allows for bundle

contents to be added so you can do this

and then you can type in bundle contents

and that allows you to add contents in

can you put shut boxes inside of bundles

well no with item stack components you

can actually put them the mint so this

is what it looks like you can take it

out but you can't put it back in now

here we have 46 diamonds 23 emeralds and

23 iron ingots the reason this works is

because I used the max stack size to

change the theoretical stack size of the

item so I've got 99 diamonds here this

is actually one stack if you put that

inside a bundle it's going to work there

is absolutely no practical purpose for

this I'm just demonstrating how the item

stack components now interact with

bundles again there is a huge chance all

of this becomes moot tonight so don't

listen to me