Actually, there was a more convenient way for this mechanism before version 1.16, which Chinese players called "Light Speed Boat". At that time, the boat's top speed had no upper limit, which was indeed too overpowered, so Mojang Studios fixed it after version 1.16. However, players invented new methods like what's shown in the video, with a speed cap of 255 blocks per second, and the speed can be stabilized at a consistent value. But due to the block loading speed not keeping up, the actual maximum speed is less than 100 blocks per second.
This is truly a clever transportation mechanism. In my hardcore survival world, I built a 2,000-block-long track for it, and even placed note blocks alongside to create musical rhythms, making it highly ornamental. I sincerely suggest Mojang retain this mechanism in the game!
MCzhouzheng
Actually, there was a more convenient way for this mechanism before version 1.16, which Chinese players called "Light Speed Boat". At that time, the boat's top speed had no upper limit, which was indeed too overpowered, so Mojang Studios fixed it after version 1.16. However, players invented new methods like what's shown in the video, with a speed cap of 255 blocks per second, and the speed can be stabilized at a consistent value. But due to the block loading speed not keeping up, the actual maximum speed is less than 100 blocks per second.
This is truly a clever transportation mechanism. In my hardcore survival world, I built a 2,000-block-long track for it, and even placed note blocks alongside to create musical rhythms, making it highly ornamental. I sincerely suggest Mojang retain this mechanism in the game!