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Minecraft wiki entry for Spawn-proofing, associated text: Light blocks
One of the most basic ways to prevent mob spawning is by placing torches. These will increase the light level around them, stopping hostiles from spawning. Other blocks such as glowstone or shroomlight emit higher light levels, but are harder to come by. This method does not work with mobs whose spawning does not rely on low light level, such as slimes, magma cubes and hoglins. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: MC-138105 – Severe lag with sticky pistons moving blocks
MC-138362 – Written books do not maintain CustomModelData NBT upon creation
MC-138453 – Tall grass drops two tall grass / large ferns drops two large ferns |
Minecraft wiki entry for Cartography_Table, associated text: 1 Obtaining
1.1 Breaking
1.2 Natural generation
1.3 Crafting
2 Usage
2.1 Zooming out, cloning, locking maps
2.2 Changing profession
2.3 Fuel
2.4 Note Blocks
3 Sounds
4 Data values
4.1 ID
5 History
6 Issues
7 Gallery |
Minecraft wiki entry for Building_a_cruise_ship, associated text: Concrete (good building block, could be used outside the ship)
Wool (useful inside the ship, but be careful using it near fire or lava, as it is flammable)
Planks (can be used inside the ship, but it is also flammable, so make sure that fire cannot spread to it)
Carpets (decoration block, also usable inside the ship, but again, it is flammable)
Torches or glowstone (useful for lighting)
Glass pane or glass (can be used as windows) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Zombie_siege, associated text: Sieges cannot occur on mushroom fields, but zombies can spawn outside of the mushroom biome and walk into a nearby village. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Nausea, associated text: Nausea is an effect that warps and wobbles the player's vision similar to a nether portal. The effect does not change its power as its potency changes. It can be obtained only from eating a pufferfish. Drinking milk removes the effect. In Bedrock and Education editions, it can also be cured with tonic. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Fence gates now align with Blackstone Walls (MCPE-78002)
Placing blocks on Crimson Roots and Warped Roots will now properly remove the roots (MCPE-81521)
Target blocks no longer power additional blocks above them (MCPE-85455)
Cocoa Beans can now be placed on and survive on all jungle wood variants (MCPE-46638) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Redstone_components, associated text: When placed, an activator rail configures itself to line up with adjacent rails, powered rails, detector rails, and activator rails, as well as such adjacent rails one block up. If there are two such adjacent rails on non-opposite sides, or three or more such adjacent rails, an activator rail line up in the east-west direction. If there are no such adjacent rails, an activator rail lines up in the north-south direction. If a rail it would line up with is one block up, an activator rail slants upward toward it (with multiple options to slant upward to, an activator rail prefers, in order: west, east, south, and north). Other configurations can be created by placing and removing various rails. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Villager, associated text: Baby villagers wander randomly around the village. When they encounter another baby villager, the two of them follow each other for a while and sometimes run as if racing or chasing each other. |
Minecraft wiki entry for tag, associated text: Controls scoreboard tags on individual entities. In Java Edition, the number of tags owned by an entity cannot exceed 1024. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Command_storage_format, associated text: The root tag.
data: The actual saved data.
contents: Contains all the data storage under the namespace of the command storage.
<name>: The data associated with a particular resource location <namespace>:<path>.
Custom content as set by the /data or /execute store commands.
DataVersion: The data version in which this file is saved. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Best_biomes_to_play, associated text: The #5 most dangerous biome is the warped forest biome, but only endermen can get you if you don't watch out and stare them in the face. This biome is also the most peaceful biome in the Nether, as you learned above. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: MC-161835 – Shulker boxes and chests in the inventory are shaded very light.
MC-161837 – Some biome-affected items are colored incorrectly when held in the hand.
MC-161841 – Top texture of leaves and grass blocks is gray in the first-person mode when being held in the hand.
MC-161846 – Shulkers on walls (facing east or west) are sometimes incorrectly oriented.
MC-161918 – Item and experience orb shadows turn completely black during pickup animation.
MC-161941 – Some items lose their color when being picked up.
MC-162026 – Some blocks held by the witch, the rendering is very strange.
MC-162361 – Potions and water bottles are incorrectly colored when held in the hand.
MC-162526 – Edge of spawn eggs are incorrectly colored when held in the hand.
MC-162530 – Grass block and leaves sides are not colored correctly in the first-person mode when being held in the hand.
MC-162606 – Evoker fangs are rendered too big.
MC-163028 – Experience orbs turn white when being picked up.
MC-163403 – Trees now require much more free space around them to grow.
MC-163744 – Missing predicates return true/false rather than failing. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Advancement_guide, associated text: This advancement is achieved by simply firing a crossbow. Crossbows can be made with three sticks, two string, one iron ingot, and one tripwire hook. Crossbows can also be obtained from pillager drops. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Before_1.8, associated text: The cost for the repair depends only on the sacrifice's current durability and (slightly) the type of item: |
Minecraft wiki entry for Starting_in_the_Nether, associated text: Large expanses of netherack plains with ghasts, piglins, and zombie piglins. Easy to find exposed gold here. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Replaced CatType field in cats' entity format with variant.
Accepted type of value is changed from numeric values to strings IDs. (e.g. 5 -> minecraft:calico)
There's also have a similar change to frogs' entity format like the cats' one. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Morse_code, associated text: . This will be used for the dash and the reset option, which will be created later. The dot doesn't require any delay or extension as it can be detected by the fact that it hasn't been increased. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Added the /attribute command.
Used to get, set, or modify attributes.
Syntax:
attribute <target> <attribute> get [<scale>]: get total value of attribute
attribute <target> <attribute> base set <value>: sets base value
attribute <target> <attribute> base get [<scale>]: get base value
attribute <target> <attribute> modifier add <uuid> <name> <value> (add|multiply|multiply_base): adds modifier (fails if modifier is already present)
attribute <target> <attribute> modifier remove <uuid>: removes modifier
attribute <target> <attribute> modifier value get <uuid> [<scale>]: get value of modifier
Parameters:
<target>: single entity (note: only players, armor stands and mobs have attributes)
<attribute>: name of attribute (like minecraft:generic.max_health)
<name>: string (in optional quotes) describing human-readable name of modifier
<value>: floating point value (note: certain attributes have limits on final value, so the change might not be noticeable) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Snowy_weapon_smith_1_blueprint, associated text: The pair of spruce slabs in Layers 4,5 and 6 are lower. The slabs in the other layer's blueprint are upper. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Hanging_Roots, associated text: Hanging roots can generate inside a lush cave beneath an azalea tree on the surface above. Using bonemeal on rooted dirt causes hanging roots to grow below the block. Hanging roots may be obtained by using a hoe on rooted dirt, transforming the rooted dirt into normal dirt in the process. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Before_1.9, associated text: Shaders are a feature used for various effects in Spectator Mode when the player takes the viewpoint of a mob. Shaders can be disabled by switching the perspective to third-person view. Shaders do not work on computers that do not support OpenGL 2.1, as GLSL (OpenGL Shading Language) was introduced in OpenGL 2. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Grass_Block, associated text: A grass block can be obtained by mining it using a tool enchanted with Silk Touch. Otherwise, it drops dirt. It can also be obtained by killing an enderman that is holding a grass block. |
Minecraft wiki entry for NBT_format, associated text: When commands such as /clear, /execute if data are used to match data tags, or nbt argument in target selector tries to target entity, the game converts SNBT into programmatic NBT object and gets programmatic NBT object from block/entity/storage, then compares the two NBT objects. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Clock, associated text: When running an empty minecart on the loop or back-and-forth, the cart generates redstone signals as it passes over the detector rail(s). Minecart clocks can be extended or shortened easily by adding and removing track, to adjust the delay between signals. On the flip side, they are easily disrupted by wandering players or mobs, and a long clock can take a fair bit of space. Also, the exact period is generally not apparent from the design. The need for gold in the booster rails can also be a problem for some players. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Hunger_management, associated text: Disadvantages:
Restore 1.2 saturation.
Harvesting honey in the wild can be hazardous, and honey farming can be a tricky business.
Can only stack up to 16, though larger amounts can be stored as honey blocks. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Husk, associated text: Adult chickens
Ocelots
Wild wolves
Adult zombies
Adult zombified piglins
Adult zombie villagers
Adult husks
Cows
Pigs
Sheep
Horses
Donkeys
Mules
Zombie horses
Skeleton horses
Mooshrooms
Spiders
Cave spiders
Pandas
Stray cats |
Minecraft wiki entry for Trapdoor_uses, associated text: Dig down until you find at least 3 solid non-gravity affected blocks (e.g. neither gravel nor sand) below the sand or gravel you want to clear (you only need to be one lower, but going an extra level deep to start reduces the chance of you running into a sudden drop in the level of the bottom of the sand). Clear out as much as you can one level below the bottom level of sand (so there's still something solid for the sand to sit on) in such a way that you can position trapdoors under the solid blocks. Make sure the trapdoors are closed and then just start breaking the blocks above the trapdoors and watch the sand all come tumbling down at once, breaking into objects galore! |
Minecraft wiki entry for Advancement_guide, associated text: Acquire a blaze rod in your inventory to earn this advancement. A blaze may drop a blaze rod when killed by the player. When you have obtained the blaze rod, you will get the advancement. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Time-saving_tips, associated text: Whether above ground or below, mark your routes in some way. Use torches on fence posts, blocks of colored wool, flowers or mushrooms, redstone, railway tracks, gravel pathways, lit netherrack, or anything else you please. Get used to placing torches only on the left cavern wall or the right, or always place them on the side of a block so that they are angled towards the exit. This way you will know for sure which direction you came from. Particularly, put signposts at key junctions! The time saving given just by not going astray as you move about your world can be quite significant. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Target_selectors, associated text: Examples in Java Edition:
@a[limit=3,sort=nearest] or @p[limit=3] — Select the nearest three players.
@a[limit=4,sort=furthest] — Select the furthest four players.
@a[limit=2,sort=random] or @r[limit=2] — Select two players, chosen randomly. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Pulse, associated text: A NOR-gate rising edge detector compares the current power to the power from 2 ticks ago – if the current power is on and the previous power was off, the output torch flashes on briefly. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Defeating_a_bastion_remnant, associated text: Regardless of what part of the bastion you're trying to explore, it's a good idea to start exploring from the top and work your way down. Piglins won't hesitate to take fall damage to get to you, which can easily result in you getting ambushed if you start exploring from the bottom. A Piglin Brute landing on top of you is especially deadly, as they can disable your shield, leaving you completely vulnerable to their high damage attacks. Because of this, it is highly recommended to bring at least one Totem of Undying to a bastion remnant. |
Minecraft wiki entry for End_survival, associated text: • Optional: a brewing stand to brew potions for combat while the player takes a recovery break, and bamboo for easy scaffolding structures. However, unlike the above-listed items, potions are not renewable in the End (scaffolding is renewable as it requires bamboo which can be grown indefinitely under enough light level or bone meal and strings which can be obtained as a junk item from fishing) and require the player to import the necessary materials from the Overworld and the Nether beforehand. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Horse, associated text: Feeding two tamed horses golden apples or golden carrots activates love mode, causing them to mate and produce a foal. The foal appears more spindly than adult horses and grows in stages to full size with time. The foal can be fed to make it mature faster. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Glow_Lichen, associated text: Glow lichen generates naturally in the interior of caves (at any height) on the surface of stone, andesite, diorite, granite, calcite, tuff, deepslate, and dripstone blocks that are exposed to air or water sources.[more information needed] It can be found underwater, but cannot generate in the deep dark[upcoming: JE 1.19 & BE 1.19.0] biome. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Time-saving_tips, associated text: Furnaces are very cheap to make, and it is much quicker to process large quantities of material in parallel, so don't build just one furnace, build lots, and use them all at once.
In the early stages of your world, putting down a furnace to smelt ores or cook food while you gather materials nearby can help save time.
When smelting items – assuming you use coal or charcoal as a fuel – always try to add items to the furnace in multiples of eight. This avoids wasting fuel. If you really need to smelt less than eight of an item, use a furnace fueled with wooden planks, sticks or saplings. Two saplings or sticks will smelt one item; two planks will smelt three.
You should always keep plenty of fuel in your furnaces so that you don't have to refill them every time you need to smelt something.
With hopper-fed furnaces, add a switch to deactivate the top hopper. That way you can queue up a great many different items and smelt them all at once, reducing the need to gather by everything 8 times.
If you made one, keep your first wooden pickaxe (you can damage as much as you want) so you can put it in a furnace, it'll cook one item.
If you are out of coal and there are no coal mines nearby, cook a log in the furnace (not as a coal substitute, but in the top box) you will get charcoal, which works exactly like coal.
While charcoal is a good way to make torches without coal and when created using wooden planks as fuel is the cheapest wood fuel source available, the additional time and hassle of creating the charcoal may not be worthwhile when just using wood planks as fuel is only around 15% less efficient and saves both smelting time as well as time spent tending the furnace
Later in the game, you may want to use blaze rods as fuel, a blaze farm will produce more than you will ever need and they burn 50% longer. This way you will only need to mine a bit of coal every now and then for torches - or just use charcoal.
Blast furnaces and smokers can be used to smelt ores and food 2 times faster than a normal furnace respectively, but keep in mind that they can't smelt cobblestone, sand, cactus, clay or other general things. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: MC-82464 – Colored 'dead' skin template parts cause in-game issues.
MC-88357 – Crash when going outside height limit or into the void with F3.
MC-89760 – Skin's jacket parts do not show up under specific conditions. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Custom_Blocks, associated text: Note that they don't all have to be 'Solid' type blocks. You could mix any block type as you need. This is particularly handy for mods with custom blocks. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Bone, associated text: Skeletons, wither skeletons, skeleton horses, and strays may drop 0–2 bones upon death. The maximum drop is increased by 1 per level of Looting, for a maximum of 0-5 bones with Looting III. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Obsidian_farming, associated text: When using an End portal to travel to the End, a 5×5 platform of obsidian is generated. If the platform is damaged or destroyed, it will be restored. However, getting back requires either having killed the ender dragon or killing yourself. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Shelters, associated text: This is somewhat redundent, since a Fletcher can trade you 10 Gravel and an emerald to 10 Flint. A stack is 6 Emeralds with 4 gravel left over and if you have a tree farm, two logs, 10 gravel, and a bit of trading can get you 10 Flint. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Parity_issue_list, associated text: Fill all slots with item entities, rather than only the first.[verify]
Push items in a consistent order, the first slot first.[203] |
Minecraft wiki entry for Custom_dimension, associated text: Dimension types are stored as JSON files within a data pack, at the path data/<namespace>/dimension_type/<name>.json. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Infdev_releases, associated text: 1 Blocks
1.1 New
1.2 Changed
2 Items
2.1 New
2.2 Changed
3 Non-Mob Entities
3.1 New
4 Structures
4.1 New
5 Biomes
5.1 New
6 Gameplay
6.1 New |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Baby zombies now drop loot upon death.
Snow golems now attack silverfish.
Villagers now turn into zombie villagers when they are killed by a husk.
Now only adult cows can be milked.
Potatoes and beetroot can once again be used to feed and breed pigs.
Mobs killed by tamed mobs will now drop XP.
The Wither is no longer hostile to wither skeletons and strays.
Magma cubes no longer take damage from water.
Negative effects from splash potions no longer affect endermen (as they teleport away quickly).
Lured mobs no longer push the player around when they're riding a pig/horse/mule/donkey.
"Dye" button is displayed when trying to dye a sheep.
Untamed horses/mules/donkeys no longer follow the player when they're holding food. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Tips_and_tricks, associated text: Even basic farms will rapidly produce a lot of food, to the point of oversupply. Once you've got a chestful of cooked meat, you're pretty much set -- only a few exotic foods can even compete. In general, it's worth saving some extra oversupply -- remember, chests are cheap. However, at some point it will be time to just stop slaughtering animals or harvesting crops at a given farm until you actually need more to cut off the oversupply. Automatic farms can be turned off, or excess crops routed to an auto-composter to make bone meal. In multiplayer, one player with a farm can support others if he/she has enough food. Crops can often be fed to animals, and crops and meat can both be sold to villagers to get emeralds(see the Trading Hall tutorial). Note that food is generally sold to villagers uncooked, so don't cook everything up front unless you will eat it in the future. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Recontinued, associated text: 1 Blocks resulting from extreme data values
1.1 Leaves with data value 3, 7, 11, 15
1.2 Seamless stone slabs
1.3 Strange levers |
Minecraft wiki entry for Drowned, associated text: Drowned use a swimming animation similar to the player. They use this animation whenever they try to pathfind to a player that is either below or above them; if the player is on the same ground level, the drowned simply walk toward them. Drowned also use this animation if they are tracking a player while they are not standing on a solid block. Their hitbox does not change when using this animation. Also, if they hold a nautilus shell or anything else in their offhand, their arms are in the same posture as a player's. When attacking, they use the player's attacking animation. Still, they use the same swimming animation when tracking a player underwater. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Custom_dimension, associated text: These are the settings used by the 3 dimensions present in Vanilla and the additional Overworld Caves settings provided by Minecraft. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Overworld, associated text: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1981051-it-seems-that-the-underground-is-no-longer-swiss-cheese-anymore/page__hl__cave%20generation%20swiss%20cheese |
Minecraft wiki entry for Swimming, associated text: 1 Control
2 Usage
2.1 Sprint-swimming
3 History
4 Issues
5 Trivia
6 Gallery
6.1 Player models
6.1.1 Steve
6.1.2 Alex
6.1.3 Animations
7 See also
8 References |
Minecraft wiki entry for Defeating_a_Nether_fortress, associated text: A shield, when used, can help with deflecting a few of the threats of nether fortress, such as mob melee attacks, blaze fireballs, and the explosions caused by ghast fireballs. Successfully blocking a blaze fireball also prevents it from setting the player on fire (but it will not protect the player should the fireball set the ground on fire). |
Minecraft wiki entry for Mojang_blog, associated text: The server statuses at the top of the help.mojang.com page during a maintenance session in April 2015. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Minecart_booster, associated text: Here is yet another two-way gravity powered auto-reseting booster - the lower cart pictured (the booster) sits in the center of a symmetrical section of track, and will always come to rest at that point. This may be the most efficient when it comes to amount of iron that is needed to make it. This design was made by alfadark on Reddit. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Redstone_components, associated text: Lecterns can face north, south, east or west, facing toward the player when placed. This has a redstone effect judging on the book page. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Hunger_management, associated text: Advantages:
Restore 14.4 saturation, the highest of any stackable food currently in the game.
Can also be used to make potions of night vision.
Are cheaper than golden apples. A golden carrot costs 8 gold nuggets, but a golden apple costs 8 gold ingots.
Can be bought from farmer villagers in large quantities. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Tips_and_tricks, associated text: If the shelter was made out of wood at first, then players may want to change it to something more blast-resistant, like Cobblestone, or even obsidian, if supplies allow. However, resistance isn't always a top priority, and you may just want to build a nice house, if that is the case, then just be wary of any nearby mobs, try to spawn proof the area to the best of your ability, and possibly put a border around your house with a fence. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Healing_(disambiguation), associated text: Healing, regaining health
Instant Health, a status effect that heals the player
Potion of Healing, a beneficial potion
Splash Potion of Healing, a beneficial throwable potion
Lingering Potion of Healing, a beneficial throwable potion that leaves effect cloud
Arrow of Healing, A beneficial arrow
, The process of curing a zombie villager
Regeneration, a status effect that regenerates health |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Development versions
Availability
Naming
Promotional screenshots
Other
Combat Tests
1.18 experimental snapshots
Deep Dark experimental snapshots
Full release
1.19
1.19
1.18
1.18.2
1.18.1
1.18
1.17
1.17.1
1.17
1.16
1.16.5
1.16.4
1.16.3
1.16.2
1.16.1
1.16
1.15
1.15.2
1.15.1
1.15
1.14
1.14.4
1.14.3
1.14.2
1.14.1
1.14
1.13
1.13.2
1.13.1
1.13
1.12
1.12.2
1.12.1
1.12
1.11
1.11.1
1.11
1.10
1.10
1.9
1.9.3
1.9.1
1.9
1.8
1.8.8
1.8.2
1.8.1
1.8
1.7
1.7.10
1.7.6
1.7.4
1.7.2
1.6
1.6.4
1.6.2
1.6.1
1.5
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.1 (View all)
1.0.0 (View all)
Beta
Beta 1.8 (View all)
Beta 1.7
Beta 1.6
Alpha
Alpha 1.2
References |
Minecraft wiki entry for Anvil_mechanics, associated text: Every time an item has been used in an anvil, it gets one anvil use. If the player adds an enchanted book that had never been used in an anvil with a sword that had never been used in an anvil, then the sword gains 1 anvil use. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Improved naming of containers
Renamed Chests, Trapped Chests, Dispensers, Furnaces, Brewing Stands, and Enchantment Tables will display the new name in their GUI where the normal name used to appear. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Milk_Bucket, associated text: Holding use with a milk bucket starts the drinking sound and animation. The animation is shown only in first-person camera mode.[Java Edition only] |
Minecraft wiki entry for Traps, associated text: That should be it! Just whatever you do, do NOT step over your landmine. You will almost certainly die. Save the dying for the enemy. It's also worth noting that currently in 21w06a, carpets do not muffle sound, unlike full wool blocks, which makes this an effective floor bomb, easily concealed under a rug. However, there's a decent chance that this may change in the full release of 1.17. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Achievement_guide, associated text: 3 elder guardians always spawns in each monument, which generate only in deep ocean biome variants. Its better for you to wear a turtle shell with Respiration III and diamond boots with Depth Strider III. Having potion of water breathing can also help you stay underwater for longer time, or you can also use soul sand to create upward bubble columns, which can give you oxygen plus push entity upward. Its recommended to kill elder guardians using trident enchanted with Impaling V. Strength potion II may also help defeat elder guardian easier. To brew a Potion of Strength |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: MC-74762 – Under certain circumstances chunks can swap or reset.
MC-102267 – Certain mobs do not take damage on magma blocks.
MC-103313 – Hitbox of slime and magma cube is offset for some seconds.
MC-115643 – Cannot hear punching blocks with 'Friendly Creatures' volume off.
MC-133255 – Cartographers generate maps for existing Mansions and Monuments rather than unexplored ones.
MC-142918 – The stonecutter does not allow custom recipe inputs to be shift-clicked in.
MC-148562 – Obsidian towers in The End biome are not generated as intended.
MC-149231 – Dragon egg culls the top of cactus.
MC-150202 – Chunks sometimes are dislocated/copied to another location.
MC-151354 – Cannot rearrange servers with shortcut.
MC-152100 – When using a brewing stand, the player cannot put blaze powder into the slot using the shift key.
MC-152172 – Cartography table plays the sound multiple times overlapping on shift-click.
MC-152173 – Loom plays the sound multiple times overlapping on shift-click.
MC-156276 – Cannot shift-click while riding a horse, within inventory.
MC-156852 – Ghost blocks remain when insta-mining; reappearance of MC-5694.
MC-156876 – In desert_small_house_7, one door is open.
MC-156884 – Bows sometimes don't use the correct texture when being drawn in creative mode.
MC-156952 – Village tree center has leaves that are persistent.
MC-157136 – Villagers restocking is not properly tracked.
MC-158988 – Minecraft will remove up to several hundred chunks per region if region file is not exact multiple of 4096 bytes. |
Minecraft wiki entry for X-ray_glitches, associated text: 1 lever
2 redstone
2 pistons
Several slabs
Several full blocks
This should include at least 1 sand or other gravity-affected block. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Beta 1.17.20.23 is the fourth beta version for Bedrock Edition 1.17.30, released on July 22, 2021,[6] which fixes bugs. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Flowing lava once again turns into cobblestone when hit by water. (MCPE-43990)
Frosted ice blocks can now be broken. (MCPE-41256)
Slabs and other non-solid blocks once again prevent grass from growing on dirt. (MCPE-42975)
Logs can once again be turned into stripped logs with axes. (MCPE-44680)
Rails at a T-junction once again change directions when powered by redstone. (MCPE-44735)
Fixed smokers not having the correct texture underneath. (MCPE-43944)
Armor stands can once again hold armor stand items. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Mini_games, associated text: As of PlayStation 4 Edition 1.90, maps with the default textures were replaced with the newer "Minecraft Classic" pack. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Tricks_and_Traps, associated text: Once the runner has advanced far in the game, It will be important that you have more loot than them. This is because if you lose a fight to the runner late game, the runner will have all your loot and you will have no way to recover, leaving you helpless as the runner finishes the game. It is suggested that you have a chest or a specified hunter carrying gear similar in strength to what you had when you died. That way, if you die, you will be able to get right back in the game immediately without frantically having to mine all over again. It is worth it to do this in the early game rather than later, because the runner will be staying in relatively the same place also gathering resources, so you won't lose ground. |
Minecraft wiki entry for 4CHP, associated text: The next day, Tank is putting empty cardboard boxes in a recycling bin at the community center when someone tells him that he hasn’t been answering his phone. Turning around, Tank is surprised that it’s Shark, and reiterates to him that he is busy with community service. Shark then questions as to why he saw Tank at Taco National one day with Jake. Tank tries to respond, but can’t seem to say anything. Shark then says to Tank that he is a nobody without him, and asks if he wants to "go back to kids laughing at you and calling you Frankenstein". Tank quietly says no. Shark then explains that the next time they hang out that they expect Tank to show up as well, and Tank quietly nods in agreement. Later that day, Jake, Tank, and Emily are back in Minecraft, heading towards the location that is marked with an X on the treasure map. The three eventually find a maze in a forest. Tank decides to use a notebook to draw the outline of the maze as he goes through it. Although the three stumble across hostile mobs, they eventually make it to the end, which contains an archway leading to a area of sand by some water. Emily opens a nearby chest which contains a note, reading the coordinates aloud. Emily and Jake are happy at Tank for solving the maze, who realizes that maybe he isn’t a nobody after all. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Shaders, associated text: This article is about the in-game shaders. For the shaders provided by the modification, see ftb:Optifine. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Multiplayer_PvP_bases, associated text: You have a ton of dirt, but that's nowhere near good enough for a wall. At a minimum, you want multiple layers of cobblestone.
Now's a good opportunity to start a shaft mine or even a quarry. If you want a self-building wall, make sure to get at least 4 stacks of redstone and a couple of stacks of iron to build the pistons and wiring necessary.
Obsidian may take a long time to obtain, but it will be worth it. If you don't have diamond tools you can use buckets of lava and pour water on them where you want them to be placed in a technique called molding. If you have the area claimed, obsidian walls are practically impenetrable through the use of TNT or trying to dig through, (with the exception of withers, if the server has not disabled them) unless a plugin on the server has changed it.
Another trick for your walls is to put sand or gravel inside them. This will make them somewhat self-repairing as if someone attempts to blow a hole in your wall, or dig through it, the sand or gravel will keep falling down and replacing the ones they break. It won't stop them, but it might delay them long enough for you to scramble to activate your defenses.
Try to decide whether to use obsidian or cobblestone for the defenses. Obsidian is stronger, but cobble is easier to obtain, so you can get more layers. Also, most servers will have a plugin that allows obsidian to be broken by TNT. (4-5 is the general amount it needs.)
A better way to make your base a bit more TNT-proof is to add a shield of either water or lava surrounding your base, as TNT doesn't damage nearby blocks when submerged in either liquid. On the other hand, watch out for those hybrid cannons.
It is possible to make regenerating cobblestone walls, using lava and water to make an infinite cobblestone generator in the shape of a wall. Hybrid cannons, however, can breach these kinds of walls. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Ravager, associated text: Issues relating to "Ravager" or "Illager beast" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Iron_Bars, associated text: Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Shelters, associated text: This is basically a caged snow golem arranged so that you can dig at the snow trail beneath it. (See the snow golem page for plans and tips.) Unfortunately, this doesn't work in all biomes: In a Desert, or the Nether, snow golems will die quickly, and in several other biomes (Swamp, Mushroom Island) they will not form a snow trail. Remember to protect your golem from rain and stray mobs -- especially, block off their firing capability so they don't provoke passing creepers and skeletons! (You can also use snow golems for defense towers, but that's very different from farming snow.) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Tommaso_Checchi, associated text: https://www.reddit.com/r/MCPE/comments/1ooanh/thanks_pe_devs_for_putting_so_much_into_one/ccudp83?context=1 |
Minecraft wiki entry for Complete_main_adventure, associated text: When first beginning a game of Survival or Hardcore (recommended for true adventure style, and it’s also really hard), collect wood from nearby trees. Wood is needed to create a crafting table and a wooden pickaxe. The wooden pickaxe is necessary to harvest cobblestone, which will allow you to create a stone pickaxe and a minimum of 1 furnace, although 3 are recommended later on. Also useful at the cobblestone level, a stone sword is advised as one needs to upgrade to iron next, and it is likely that will take a while and night will probably come before then, and some degree of protection is advised. After a stone pickaxe is obtained, use it to harvest a minimum of 3 iron ingots and a minimum of 1 coal. It is recommended to harvest 32 iron ingots to create iron armor and an iron sword, along with an iron pickaxe and bucket for water. At this stage, if you want to try to go to the nether and you are having a hard time finding diamonds, you could also gather an additional 6 iron to make 2 buckets, fill one with water, and find a natural lava pool on the surface. Once you have found it, you can place the water and lava next to each other around a backboard to create a frame. Note that you need to have the lava turn into obsidian quickly, because it will flow down and make it harder to fill the frame. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Can now be placed on translucent blocks.
This includes glowstone, glass, glass panes, and beacons.
Beacons will still function under carpet. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Zombie, associated text: The detection range of zombies is reduced to half of their normal range (17.5 blocks) when the player is wearing a zombie mob head. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Glowstone, associated text: The melting pattern of glowstone.
Purchasing glowstone from a cleric villager.
A diode made using glowstone.
An example of the glowstone redstone results.
A small glowstone blob.
A large glowstone blob. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Minecart_with_Hopper, associated text: A minecart with hopper can travel more than 85 blocks without stopping (as opposed to a normal cart going less than 12 blocks) from a dead stop using a 2 powered track starter even with another cart in front of them. However, the distance traveled by a minecart with hopper depends on the hopper's load. Using a 1 powered rail starter track, a minecart with an empty hopper travels 64 blocks until it stops (as opposed to an empty normal minecart going 8 blocks). The distance traveled diminishes non-linearly with increased hopper load; a minecart with a full hopper can travel only 16 blocks in this setup. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Glow_berry_farming, associated text: Glow berry farming is the process of producing more glow berries by bonemealing an existing one, or by leaving it and harvesting it when it increases in height. It allows you to obtain more glow berries without having to find them. Glow berries are extremely rare outside bonemealing or growing them, with the only other way having to find them in mineshaft chests, so having a way to farm them is handy, however the primary use of glow berries is for decoration (they make a good aesthetic light for most builds, especially rustic style) since it can only be used elsewhere to breed foxes and a very low saturation food, so consider that before deciding to produce more of them. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Curing_a_zombie_villager, associated text: Don't heal the zombie villager near any mob that attacks villagers, such as zombies and illagers. These mobs might not attack the zombie villager, but when the zombie villager is cured, they attack the newly-cured villager. For example, don't heal a zombie villager during a raid.
Moving your iron golems temporarily away from the village can be good since the iron golems attack zombie villagers, even while a zombie villager is getting cured, and the zombie villager always attacks iron golems. Once the zombie villager is cured, bring the iron golems back as your village may get wiped out by zombies if they don't patrol the paths.
Make your tamed wolves sit because they also attack the zombie villager until it dies if the zombie villager accidently attacks you.
If you're planning to shoot a weakness tipped arrow at a zombie villager to give it the weakness effect, don't use a bow enchanted with Power or Flame because it might kill the zombie villager in one hit or burn the zombie villager to death if you use the bow on it.
Punching the zombie villager with a weakness arrow doesn't give it the weakness effect.
Use a shield for safer blocking from zombie villager attacks since you don't want to harm the zombie villager when curing.
Don't let your zombie villager infect any more villagers when curing.
Moving a zombie villager into a village house with no beds is the best trapping place, because there is a door and you can build a wall in the tiny area of the house and the zombie villager cannot attack you, rather than outside, where you need to build four walls to prevent the zombie villager from attacking you. Make sure you close the door after trapping the zombie villager!
You can also let the zombie villager chase you after you fed the golden apple if you don't want to trap the zombie villager or get attacked by the zombie villager. Keep the zombie villager away from zombies while chasing.
If the witch throws the weakness splash potion on the zombie villager, the zombie villager attacks the witch. Don't worry about the witch killing the zombie villager with negative splash potions, as poison does nothing to the zombie villager, harming heals them, and slowness doesn't affect them as much because the witch barely moves when throwing or drinking a potion. Since the zombie villager already has the weakness effect, the witch doesn't throw another weakness potion at the zombie villager.
If you play on a realm or server and cure a villager, the discounted trades apply only to you. Everyone on the multiplayer world must cure the same villager themselves to get the discounted trades. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Stygian_Witch, associated text: The Stygian witches can allegedly predict the future and wear blindfolds to help them focus. They eat human flesh and will seek out and eat anyone nearby. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Piston, associated text: Adding multiple rings together in a row creates a band. A band stores even more information and works similar to punched tape. Examples include music machines, combination locks, and memory. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Making_nice_floors, associated text: This pattern is perhaps the simplest of the 3 wool/concrete patterns. It involves just alternating two colors of concrete for every block. Because this pattern is simple and is nearly the same for any size of flooring, there is only one grid showing how to make this pattern, and it is for a 5 x 5 floor. This specific example uses black and white concrete: |
Minecraft wiki entry for Resistance, associated text: This section is about the effect IDs. For the IDs on potions, see Potion § Item data. For for the IDs on tipped arrows, see Arrow § Metadata. |
Minecraft wiki entry for End_Portal_Frame, associated text: An end portal frame[a] is a block that resembles end stone with a decorative bluish-green top, with sides decorated in hollow rounded rectangles with the same color as the top. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Defense, associated text: NEVER allow any member of your faction (provided that you are playing on a faction server) to see this secret room unless you really trust and/or know them. This is because most of the PvP (player vs player) servers with griefing allowed are riddled with traitors and disloyal people who will take your valuables the moment you turn your back on them. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Drops items in various contexts.
Syntax: /drop <target> <source>.
Sources:
award: advancement award context.
fish: fishing context.
loot: loot chest context.
kill: entity drops.
mine: block drops.
Targets:
world: drops in world.
player: puts in player inventory.
entity: sets entity slots like replaceitem.
block: puts (distribute, as if shift-clicked) or replaces/merges (insert) items in container. |
Minecraft wiki entry for List_of_block_textures, associated text: 1 Current textures
1.1 Static Textures
1.1.1 Sediment
1.1.2 Stone
1.1.3 Ore
1.1.4 Wood
1.1.5 Plant
1.1.6 Fungus
1.1.7 Animal
1.1.8 Decoration
1.1.9 Building
1.1.10 Utility
1.1.11 Redstone
1.1.12 Creative/Commands only
1.1.13 Education Edition
1.1.14 Elements
1.1.15 Debug textures
1.2 Animated Textures
1.3 Block Entity Textures
1.3.1 Banner Textures
1.3.2 Block Visual Effect Textures
2 Programmer Art
3 Old Textures
4 Unimplemented/Removed
4.1 Removed textures
4.2 Joke Features
4.3 Minecraft Earth |
Minecraft wiki entry for Panorama, associated text: This panorama in Bedrock Edition beta 1.14.0.1 is different from Java Edition. It is in fact taken from the same seed at the same coordinates but with the initial view in a different direction. The same vegetation appears, but with different clouds. |
Code example for Mineflayer API: /*
* This script will apply armor onto an armor stand within 4 blocks of the bot
*/
const mineflayer = require('mineflayer')
if (process.argv.length < 4 || process.argv.length > 6) {
console.log('Usage : node armor_stand.js <host> <port> [<name>] [<password>]')
process.exit(1)
}
const bot = mineflayer.createBot({
host: process.argv[2],
port: parseInt(process.argv[3]),
username: process.argv[4] ? process.argv[4] : 'armorStand',
password: process.argv[5]
})
const armorTypes = {
helmet: [0, 1.8, 0],
chestplate: [0, 1.2, 0],
leggings: [0, 0.75, 0],
boots: [0, 0.1, 0]
}
bot.on('chat', async (username, message) => {
const [mainCommand, subCommand] = message.split(' ')
if (mainCommand !== 'equip' && mainCommand !== 'unequip') return
const armorStand = bot.nearestEntity(e => e.displayName === 'Armor Stand' && bot.entity.position.distanceTo(e.position) < 4)
if (!armorStand) {
bot.chat('No armor stands nearby!')
return
}
if (mainCommand === 'equip') {
let armor = null
// parse chat
Object.keys(armorTypes).forEach(armorType => {
if (subCommand !== armorType) return
armor = bot.inventory.items().find(item => item.name.includes(armorType))
})
if (armor === null) {
bot.chat('I have no armor items in my inventory!')
return
}
await bot.equip(armor, 'hand')
bot.activateEntityAt(armorStand, armorStand.position)
} else if (mainCommand === 'unequip') {
await bot.unequip('hand')
const offset = armorTypes[subCommand]
if (!offset) return
bot.activateEntityAt(armorStand, armorStand.position.offset(...offset))
}
})
|
Minecraft wiki entry for Block_and_item_duplication, associated text: Sometimes a block won't lose its name when broken into an item, such as shulker boxes which are meant to keep their name, or just randomly the name may stay with a regular block and repeating the process will remove the name. However, some items may break into different items, such as an ender chest dropping obsidian, and the obsidian will each retain the ender chest's name (this was likely a glitch).
TNT Duplication
1. Put a TNT anywhere
2.Put a chest aside the TNT
3.Put the item that you want to duplicate in the chest
3.Light the TNT and at the same time the TNT explodes take out the item in the chest(this requires correct timing and good armor if you want to stay alive after the explosion) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Time-saving_tips, associated text: TNT is useful for rapid clearing of areas, especially when resource collection is not a concern. Two blocks of TNT can easily remove 50 blocks of dirt or gravel, and multiple blocks can clear entire stone caverns much more quickly than could be done by hand.
One block of TNT sets off other blocks of TNT when it explodes. Because of this, you do not have to set off each TNT, saving time. This doesn't work if the TNT is too far away from other TNT. |
Minecraft wiki entry for World_boundary, associated text: Beyond the X/Z ±30,000,000 mark:
Mobs do not spawn at all.
Lighting does not update (with exception to sunlight and moonlight).
Items may jitter slightly. |
Minecraft wiki entry for The_third_day, associated text: If you see a bee nest, don't break it or the bees will get mad at you. Instead, put a campfire under it. Wait for dripping honey particles, and shear the hive for 3 honeycombs. Craft a beehive and place it near your base, with a campfire beneath. Have flowers nearby. Go back to the bee nest and use a flower or lead to get at least 2 bees. Breed them for more. Don't forget to make more hives for the bees to live in. Now you can get honey bottles, which can remove poison. (Useful for mineshaft and ocean exploration, and witches). Bees can also pollinate crops, so have the hives near the farm. You may also produce bee nests while growing oak or birch trees, if a flower is nearby. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Armor, associated text: Armor points count for less as the attack strength increases: each 2 done by the attack reduces the effective defense points by 1 (), but not below 20% of the armor points. In short, the stronger the attack force, the less the armor points protect in since some changes coming from the Combat Update (1.9 version for the Java Edition and, for Bedrock players, Bedrock Edition 1.18.30). In older versions of Bedrock and in Java Edition 1.8, each armor point always protects 4%. |
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