Today's Digital Diamond is brought to us by SomethingCubedVideos: a humorous "tutorial" video which imparts such valuable lessons as "how to dig a ceiling" and...well, you just have to see it for yourself!  High quality production and clever script-writing make this a memorable viewing experience, with a witty script, innovative camera usage and the hilarious misadventures of Sam, the video's guide.  Enjoy! Back to Top

Those of you familiar with the first episode of Bashcraft will be pleased to know that Episode 2 is now out!  Hobo continues on his adventure, trying to get home and put all this "being on fire" nonsense behind him, and hilarity ensues.  Take a look! Back to Top

UPDATE: The original video was removed from YouTube, we were unable to find a working one from the creator, but we did find the one above which shows the same creation. Just beware that the above video is NOT from the creator.

Minecraft Forums user PG-5 has submitted a video of his latest creation. It uses the power of pistons to create a game reminiscent of Audio Surf in which the player must dodge a constant stream of blocks, or suffer the consequences!

The game is quite addicting, and the penalty of a fiery death is ample motivation to succeed!

You can find a download link the Youtube Video Description located here.


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Sometimes, a creation in Minecraft is simply breathtaking. This is one of them. Conundrumer has designed a working Rubik's cube in Minecraft, and has even solved it!

This is quite an accomplishment when each rotation takes 5 seconds. He explains how the contraption was created at the end of the video, however, reader beware; it's quite advance.

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UPDATE: Conundrumer has mentioned that his is not the first Rubik's cube to be made, and that forum user Openarl was in fact the first. You can check out his video here.  


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Today's Digital Diamond was submitted by rivu69 and teapoted2 - a working game of Monopoly!  Featuring automated moving pieces, a working dice roller, a functioning money-keeping system using sand as currency, and four-player support, this juggernaut of a board game is something to see.  The authors take some time out to explain some of the intricacies of the board's inner-workings, and even provide a companion video to explain some of the mechanics in detail.  Enjoy!

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Follow the unusual hero named "Hobo" on a humorous adventure!

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Keeping in theme with displays, user KeaCraft offers this amazing work of engineering - a 96px screen, along with a real-time show!  This is definitely worth a watch - take a look!


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Today, we're looking at a scrolling piston-driven text display, uploaded by robytfc.  This innovative device assembles and places blocks for text.  Take a look!


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rivu69 sent in a fascinating submission - a fully self-constructing maze.  It is designed so that entering the maze activates it, not resetting until the maze is solved.  Take a look!


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Fans of Portal 2 should instantly recognize this particular piece - a noteblock rendition of "Turret Opera".  Going the extra mile, this rendition also takes us on a tour of a player-made facility, inspired by in-game events.  Sit back, relax and enjoy!


Digital Diamonds is an ongoing look at Minecraft-related videos that have been submitted to the Minecraft forum video section. We'll be selecting memorable videos and those resonating with the community to share with everyone on the front page. Back to Top