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Programmable Sculk sensors

This idea is by SimplySarc, so you would be able to almost tame it, so if you give it something it likes then it memorize the next sound it hears and only responds to it after that, or you can give it something it hates then it would always ignore the next sound it hears, this would open endless possibilities and make the Sculk sensors a game changer
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    Hi! I've published this idea as well. Do you want to team up?

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    Seems a bit op to me.

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    Should be expensive.

     

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    Please vote for this!!! (My post got deleted, but if You need some ideas:
    Skulk Sensors can be Trained to only hear a specific thing
    If you feed a skulk sensor with the drop of the Warden (f.e. The dark heart, valuable), it will listen to its environment until it hears something. This sound event will be memorized. From now on it will only hear that specific sound. The other sounds will get filtered out. Besides, the visual appearance changes as it uses the "filter-mode". If you break it with a netherite pickaxe, it resets to the normal mode and gets dropped together with the dark heart. You can feed the skulk sensor only with one dark heart.

    This would create a whole variety of new useful mechanics. Since Minecraft never had a feature like this, it would fit in quite well. Please help us to make Minecraft revolutionary!)

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    Unfortunately for you, I have heard from SimplySarc's comment section from that video that storing a lot of data in a single block causes lag.