Conduit - how to get and use?
In the Update Aquatic for Minecraft: Java Edition and Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, a new block has appeared that somewhat resembles a lighthouse, but it only works underwater — Conduit.
The essence of this block is that after activation, it gives players an effect Conduit Power, which stops the scale of breathing underwater, improves underwater vision and allows you to extract resources faster. Thus, you can create full-fledged underwater bases!
To create a guide, you will need the following items:
- Nautilus Shell
You can get a Nautilus Shell using a fishing rod. Also, with a small probability, drowned people appear with a Nautilus Shell in their hands. - Heart of the Sea
Find a sunken ship, there will be a chest with a special map in it. This map will lead you to a buried chest, in which you can find the Heart of the Sea.
The craft itself looks like this:
The minimal design for activating the conductor looks like this :
The structure may consist of blocks of prismarine, dark prismarine, prismarine bricks and (or) marine lamps.
The radius of the effect is 16 blocks for every seven blocks in the frame, but the conductor will not be activated until there is a construction of at least 16 blocks. Thus, the radius increases to 48 blocks with a frame of 21 blocks, 64 of 28, 80 of 35. And the complete construction of 42 blocks gives an effect in a radius of up to 96 blocks.
Below, you can see the scheme for creating a complete structure for activating the explorer:
If everything was done correctly, then in the end you will get the following:
Do not forget to place the marine guide itself in the center of the structure!
The full design also gives an additional advantage by dealing 4 hearts damage to all hostile mobs within 8 blocks of the explorer every 2 seconds if they are in contact with water or rain.
As it was written above, the "Power of the Conductor" effect allows not only to breathe underwater, but also gives improved underwater vision and allows you to extract resources much faster.
If you still have any questions, then write in the comments!
