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The text is a transcript of a video tutorial on how to make a working security camera in Minecraft using a zombie, a wither skeleton skull, and some command blocks. The security camera will follow the player's movement and freeze any intruders who try to steal the emeralds from a hut. The video also includes some introduction, jokes, and calls to action for likes and subscriptions.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The video is about building a security camera in Minecraft.
2. The security camera is made using a zombie, a wither skeleton skull, a dispenser, a lever, and some redstone components.
3. The camera can detect and follow players who enter the room.
4. The camera can be made invisible using a command block and a name tag.
5. The camera can detect intruders and freeze them in place using a slowness effect.
6. The camera can be customized to detect specific players by changing the name in the command block.
7. The camera uses a command block to test for players in the room and to activate the slowness effect.
8. The camera uses a redstone comparator to detect when a player enters the room.
9. The camera can be powered using redstone repeaters and a command block.
10. The camera can be customized to fit the size of the room by adjusting the coordinates in the command block.
11. The camera can be made to work in survival mode by using a command block to test for players in the room.
12. The camera can be made to work on any platform, including PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices.
13. The camera does not require any mods or add-ons to work.
14. The video is made by a streamer named a why stream.
15. The video is intended to help viewers learn how to build a security camera in Minecraft.
16. The video is 16 minutes and 36 seconds long.
17. The video has a goal of 5,000 likes.
18. The video is part of a series of videos about building cool things in Minecraft.