You need to get out of here! Oh my goodness, quick! Oh my goodness, oh my goodness, it’s breaking everything! Where’s the bell? Quick, ring the bell! Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe! I think that’s a bug. Hey everybody, it’s Under My Cap, and today I’m going to be showing you how to make tsunamis in Java Edition. Please note, this will not work in Bedrock. Today, I’m going to demonstrate how to create this awesome tsunami, and all you need are two really simple commands, an armor stand, and a few bits of redstone. Trust me, it’s really easy! So without further ado, let’s get straight into this. To get a command block, all you need to do is type /give @s command_block. Now, basically, to execute the teleport part of the command, we’re going to type an execute command which will teleport the armor stand in front of itself constantly. We’re going to do execute as @e[type=armor_stand], and make sure to close that with a square bracket. Both of these commands will be in the description as well. After that, you’re going to want to type @s run tp @s, and we’re going to use these up arrows. To get them, you just have to hold shift and click the button six times. We want to do three of these, and at the very end, we’ll place one more. This will make the armor stand keep following a specific direction. I’ll show you right now; we need to turn this onto a circuit because it will go quite fast. I’m going to place it down, and you’ll notice it moving straight ahead, which is what we want to do. Now, I’ll stop it before it goes into the blocks. It will eventually go into the block as it hits them, but that’s the first part of the command done. You’re halfway there! Now, the second part of the command is the more complex bit—the part where it summons in the wave. We’re going to type execute @e[type=armor_stand] again, and then we’re going to want to do run fill to create the wave. I have made a video about this in the description as well, so if you want to learn about the fill or the execute command, I’m going to leave the links in the description. Once you’ve done the fill command, we’re going to do three squiggly lines (∼ ∼ ∼). This will fill it from a range, as I talk about in my fill tutorials. Basically, this is your X, your Y, and your Z axis. If you wanted the tsunami to go a completely different way, you would either change this to a negative or change the number here. For now, I’m going to create a really long and tall tsunami. Once we’ve done that, we’re going to type water and then replace air using “replace air.” This will keep all the structures intact and won’t replace any blocks but will replace air. After you finish that, set it to always active and repeat, and you’re done! Now, we’re going to place one of these armor stands, and you’ll see a massive tsunami come. I do warn you, it will wreck your redstone, so I recommend covering it up beforehand. And there you have it—a tsunami! I’ll place this right here, and oops, it’s going diagonal! Okay, we don’t want that; we want it to go straight ahead so you can see that. Oh my goodness! But yeah, that’s about it! If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to leave a like and also subscribe to Under My Cap. That would be greatly appreciated. I make a whole bunch of command tutorials. Thank you so much for watching, and I can’t wait to see you in the next video. See ya!