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Minecraft has a lot of blocks, but what if they had more? Why do we need them? Please don't just add lists of things - these will be marked as spam and removed! Also, no furniture, guns, or vertical/"sideways"/"upright"/"standing" slabs (yes, we see you).

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Yeet Block

The "yeet block" (please come up with a better name) would, when powered by redstone, throw entities in front of it in the direction it's facing. Along with this, It would increase the entity's movement velocity. It would likely be crafted from obsidian, a sticky piston, a slime block, a redstone block, and ghast tears. An expensive recipe for a versatile item. The very useful thing is that it would be on as long as it was powered, meaning you don't need individual pulses

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    PlutonicPoet34 commented
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    Could call it a "propel block".

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    Qing Wang commented
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    This should be in the Redstone section.

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    ShrunkenJeans4 commented
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    launch pad maybe?

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    CucumberYT7959 commented
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    ok but tbh i think ejector block sounds better

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    Gundabadguy commented
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    You can do this with slime blocks. Put one on a sticky piston and power it and it will shoot you upwards (I haven’t tried it sideways but it probably will work). 

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    William Eggert commented
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    I know you can do that, and it does work sideways, but it is very difficult so this would be helpful in that situation.

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    scibanana commented
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    Maybe depending on the signal strength could control how far and fast the entity will move in a given direction?

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    scibanana commented
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    Maybe depending on the signal strength could control how far and fast the entity will move in a given direction?