Bubble elevators are one of the coolest things a Minecraft player can build. They allow the player to use water, which is great for underwater hideouts, houses, and even auto-raising aquatic creatures. These elevators are also not very difficult to manufacture. They also don’t require a lot of materials, although some of the items they need can be a little hard to come by.
        Elevators can also be built to the size the player wants. Here’s how to build it in version 1.19.
        A lot has changed in update 1.19. Frogs have been added to the game, and the most dangerous hostile creature, the Sentinel, has debuted along with two brand new biomes. However, all components of the underwater elevator remained the same. This means that the same fixtures that could be created prior to version 1.19 will still work.
        The player first needs to remove the grass block and replace it with soul sand. This will push the player up the water.
       They could then build a tower of glass bricks, one on each side of the elevator, to hold the water.
        At the top of the tower, the player must place a bucket inside the tower in one space between the four columns so that water flows from top to bottom. This should create a bubble effect almost instantly. However, the elevator will not allow Minecraft players to swim to the bottom.
       Players must jump to return, which can result in fall damage if they jump too high or are in survival mode instead of creative mode.
        At the bottom, the craftsman needs to choose one side for the door. There the player must place two glass blocks on top of each other. The glass block currently in front of running water must be broken and replaced with a sign.
        Minecraft players need to repeat every step two through four to create a downward elevator. The only changes will come in the first step where the blocks will be different.
        Similarly, players need to remove the grass block first, but this time they can replace it with a magma block. These blocks can be found in the Nether (such as soul sand), oceans, and abandoned portals. They can be mined with a pickaxe.
       Two elevators can be placed side by side to make the tower wider so that Minecraft players can go up and down in the same place.