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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My idea for how the new Sculk blocks could work

  • Sculk Shrieker:
    • Attracts the Warden to a specific area and keeps it there when powered by redstone
      • The Warden will not notice any other vibrations while it is “distracted” by a Shrieker, making it an effective defense system for players 
    • Can send vibrations to Sculk Sensors that are in range as well, with the added advantage that the frequency is customizable
      • This means that you could have multiple Shriekers pointing at one Sensor, which can then output the received frequency using a comparator
      • You can essentially compress multiple signals into a single wire this way, without any physical connection
  • Sculk Catalyst:
    • When Sculk blocks are placed on top of it and it receives a redstone signal, it will transmit that redstone signal through the Sculk blocks vertically and horizontally essentially creating RedPower 2-style redstone wires
      • There are no signal strength limits with these Sculk wires; they can go as high and as far as you want, and will simply carry the signal strength that the sending Catalyst received
      • Placing another Catalyst anywhere on the side, top or bottom of a Sculk wire will output any signals passing through the wire as a standard redstone signal; no comparators necessary
        • However, you can actually send signals both ways through a Sculk wire if you use comparators on one side of a Catalyst and regular redstone dust on another
        • Signals can be input to the wire by the redstone dust and will output through any comparators on the wire, minus the one next to the sending Catalys
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