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Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Impaling
Goes up to level V.
Used on tridents to deal more damage to players and mobs in water or rain.
Only available through Experimental gameplay. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Thomas_Guimbreti%C3%A8re, associated text: "I... said ... YES! *squeal* @ProfMobius <3 @RazzleberryFox" – @RazzleberryFox on Twitter, August 10, 2016 |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Linux support is still underway. We're getting very close - the launcher works, but we're not yet done with distribution. |
Minecraft wiki entry for advancement, associated text: Specifies a valid criterion of the advancement to manipulate.
The command defaults to the entire advancement.
If specified, the command refers to merely the criterion and not the entire advancement.
Must be a string. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Rain, associated text: "You can't see sun/moon/stars while it's raining, and days are one level darker." - @notch on Twitter, April 7, 2011 (Archived) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Lingering_Potion, associated text: 1 Obtaining
1.1 Brewing
2 Usage
2.1 Creating area effect clouds
2.2 Lingering water bottle
2.2.1 Mud
2.3 Crafting ingredient
2.4 Filling cauldrons
2.5 Uncraftable lingering potion
3 Custom effects
4 Sounds
5 Data values
5.1 ID
5.2 Item data
5.3 Thrown potion
5.3.1 ID
5.3.2 Entity Data
5.4 Area Effect Cloud
5.4.1 ID
5.4.2 Entity data
6 Advancements
7 History
8 Issues
9 Gallery
10 See also |
Minecraft wiki entry for Far_Lands, associated text: In the Java editions of Minecraft, the Far Lands can only be found in versions from Infdev 2010/03/27 (though they existed in previous versions, the world became non-solid half-way to the far lands, which made it impossible to reach without teleporting) to Beta 1.7.3. They start generating near the coordinates of ±12,550,821 on X and Z axes. Given that one block’s side is one meter long, the distance to the Far Lands from the world’s center of coordinates can be measured as about 12,551 km (7844 mi). There is no conventional way of using Creative or commands to quickly reach this huge distance, since they didn't exist in these old versions, except for multiplayer. Instead, the different methods listed below are used. There is also a glitch in 1.12 where if you /tp <player name> 12550700 90 0, exit before you hit the ground, load the world in beta 1.7.3, you will be 124 blocks short of the far lands, this is a very easy way to reach it if you don't have the single player commands mod. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Before_1.18, associated text: Like all other hills biomes, snowy taiga hills featured hillier, more erratic terrain. These hills were somewhat steep, making this variant difficult for survival mode. Pillager outposts and villages generated in this biome[BE only], however, unlike the regular snowy taiga, igloos didn't generate here. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Best_biomes_for_homes, associated text: Swamps are good enough by themselves in a multiplayer setting, but are outclassed by taigas and savannas. They provide trees and food (mushrooms), but also boast many dangers on top of enemy players (slimes, drowned and witches). However, bases in swamps are hard to attack without boats and/or lily pads. Aside from this, farming is easy in swamps due to fossils being a good source of bone meal, and water being plentiful. Clay (and bricks) are not good materials to make a base out of - they are very conspicuous. However, the swamp is both a blessing and a curse for redstone-oriented players: Water can ruin redstone contraptions, but slimeballs are in high supply here. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Farm, associated text: All of these small farms are the same except that the taiga variant has spruce wood, the savanna variant has acacia wood, the plains variant has oak wood, and the desert variant has sandstone. |
Minecraft wiki entry for 2CHP, associated text: The fortress is soon surrounded by hostile mobs, and the group is successful in defending it. Exploring the fortress, the group come across orange trees and strawberries, something that isn’t found in the vanilla game. |
Minecraft wiki entry for The_Wild_Update, associated text: Sketches of the axolotl and warden.
A "scale of cuteness" depicting the axolotl, goat, and warden.
One of the early concept of the warden, referred to as the stalker.
Various concepts of the warden before sculk's appearance was fully-decided on.
Early concepts of the warden, featuring a smile on it.
More early concepts of the warden, involving particles.
Early concepts of the warden, having white as a main color with sculk referred to as the hollowed.
In-game visual of a stalker iteration.
In-game visual of another stalker iteration.
Unofficial render of the hollowed iteration.
Early iterations of the warden, using the current sculk colors.
Sketches of the final iteration of the warden, as well as other iterations for its ears.
Early incarnations of the warden's ears.
January 22, 2022
A version of Sculk that went with the stalker incarnation of the warden.[43]
The stalker Sculk with the stalker.[44] |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Some new characters have been added.
Includes several currency symbols and some new emoji.
The new characters are: ✂🍖🪣🔔⏳⚑₠₡₢₣₤₥₦₩₫₭₮₰₱₲₳₵₶₷₸₹₺₻₼₿ |
Minecraft wiki entry for Well_Wisher, associated text: Well Wisher chasing CommuniKate.
Well Wisher swimming.
Well Wisher minifigure.
Skin of the Well Wisher from the "Campfire Tales" skin pack.
The story behind the Well Wisher in the "Campfire Tales" skin pack. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Recipe_book, associated text: Unlike Java Edition, the recipe book can only be displayed in inventory and crafting table. The player must enter the GUI and click on the recipe book tab. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Pig, associated text: Pigs spawn in groups of 4 above grass blocks at a light level of 9 or more in any grassy Overworld biome except in snowy plains, meadows and wooded badlands. Individuals rarely may spawn on grass after the world generation. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Before_Village_%26_Pillage, associated text: Hauling them in from another village
They can be shipped by a boat, a minecart, or led through the night with a trail of fake houses (see videos).
Curing infected zombie villagers
Using commands and/or creative mode spawn eggs |
Minecraft wiki entry for Water, associated text: Adapted from https://github.com/UnknownShadow200/ClassiCube/wiki/MInecraft-Classic-lava-animation-algorithm#water |
Minecraft wiki entry for Beginner%27s_guide, associated text: The basic tools the player can acquire come in multiple tiers based on your materials, and they include the pickaxe, the axe, and the shovel, for mining, respectively, stone-type, wood-type, and dirt & sand-type blocks. The fourth tool is the hoe, which is a little different — it is mostly used later, as part of farming, but can also be used to more quickly break some lightweight blocks such as leaves. swords are similar to tools, and come in the same tiers, but these are used for attacking animals or monsters rather than breaking blocks. The six tiers are Wood, Stone, Gold, Iron,Diamond, and Netherite, but for the first day you are limited to wood, stone, and possibly iron. Higher tier tools break blocks faster and last longer, and swords do more damage. For pickaxes in particular, many blocks require a minimum tier for you to collect them: Wooden pickaxes can collect stone and coal ore, but iron ore requires at least a stone pickaxe, and more advanced ores (again, unlikely on your first day) require at least an iron pickaxe. Gold is a special case; it probably isn't relevant for your first day, but don't make gold tools, swords, or armor — they are weak and fragile. If you happen to find golden items in chests, you can use them as long as they last. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Shulker_Box, associated text: Shulker boxes can be mined with any tool or by hand, but using a pickaxe is the most effective. Shulker boxes drop themselves when mined. Unlike other containers, the contents of shulker boxes are stored within the dropped item, and not dropped separately. When instantly mined in Creative mode, shulker boxes drop as an item if there are items stored within, unless /gamerule doTileDrops is set to "false". |
Minecraft wiki entry for Building_water_features, associated text: For a more complex and round feel, make the shape of your fountain frame in a circle. This is rather difficult in the blocky world of Minecraft, but it is still possible (see "Tutorials/Creating shapes"). This will make your fountain look even better. The fountain design 2 is an example of a fountain with a very small circle frame. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Hunger_management, associated text: Advantages:
Beetroots can be used to breed pigs and can be crafted into red dye.
No other actual advantages, though they can also be used for beetroot soup (see below). |
Minecraft wiki entry for Entity, associated text: A position, rotation, and velocity.
A volume consisting of one or more non-rotating, three-dimensional boxes with a fixed height and width
Whether they are on fire, displayed as flames on or around the entity
Whether they have any status effect, such as from potions |
Minecraft wiki entry for Survival_with_no_enabled_data_packs, associated text: When you first spawn in the world, the first thing you need to do is to find a farmer villager. This is important, because although one may survive on only apples from chopping down oak and dark oak trees, the only way to make progress up the tech tree is through trading with villagers - this is because there is absolutely no crafting whatsoever in this world. The farmer villager is necessary, because it is the only way to gain emeralds from this world at start, as its initial trades include a trade of wheat, potatoes, or carrots for emeralds. All other trades are either trades that require you to trade in emeralds, which you do not have initially, or it requires you to trade in an item you cannot get as crafting and mob drops are unavailable, or for the cleric villager and shepherd villager, you simply do not have the tools yet to get the item. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Pillager, associated text: In Bedrock Edition, each patrol spawns 2 to 5 pillagers. One of these pillagers is a patrol captain. After 51⁄2 in-game days, patrols appear 24 to 48 blocks away from the player, at a light level of 7 and below on Easy or any light level on Normal and Hard difficulty. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Miscellaneous, associated text: "R.K.F. Walter" (May 20, 2017). "Tutorial: Simple, adjustable Hysteresis Circuits (Schmitt Triggers)" (Video). 'YouTube. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Target_selectors, associated text: In Java Edition: [limit=<value>,sort=(nearest|furthest|random|arbitrary)] — Limit the number of targets, and specify selection priority.
sort=nearest — Sort by increasing distance. (Default for @p)
sort=furthest — Sort by decreasing distance.
sort=random — Sort randomly. (Default for @r)
sort=arbitrary — Sort by time created. (Default for @e, @a) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Villager, associated text: In Bedrock Edition, illagers attack snow golems but do not attack baby villagers, although baby villagers still flee from them. "Johnny" vindicators still attack baby villagers in Bedrock Edition. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Achievement_guide, associated text: One way to achieve this is to get the Hero of the village and from trading with villagers. Another way is to cure a zombie and trade with the new villager. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: As part of continued testing, removed RenderDragon engine support on Android devices (ARMv7) (MCPE-141319) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Settlement_guide, associated text: Downtown, bigger and higher structures, different streets and road standards
Capital status: government institutions and departments
Transit system across districts - dedicated train stations, signs
Services (education institutions, hospital have their own property)
Residential, commercial and industrial areas are put into separate districts
More attractions than a Town could offer - a nice, green park, swimming hall, sports hall, concert halls, bars, etc. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Roof_construction_guidelines, associated text: While a small building will usually look fine with a simple V-shaped roof, large buildings need multiple roof sections or they will look strange. That means you will need to design multiple roofs for different sections of a large building and join them together. You can use the roof examples from computer-generated village buildings for inspiration, but smoothly joining up roofs at angles to one another takes a little practice. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Badlands, associated text: Badlands biomes feature large mounds of terracotta, in layers of various colors; specifically, red, orange, yellow, white, light gray, brown, and regular terracotta may all naturally generate. These mounds rise up from a layer of red sand, and are about 10-15 blocks thick, giving way to typical stone variants below that. Cactus and dead bushes generate frequently across the landscape, similarly to deserts. Badlands biomes generate in warm regions and in areas with low erosion, which means that they usually generate in areas with plateaus and sometimes even mountain peaks. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development, associated text: At least one unreleased development version of the game labelled 0.0.18a_02 were developed on June 19, 2009. They show in-development features later included in 0.0.19a and later releases. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Sham, associated text: The sham waking.
The sham or bedlam minifigure.
The sham or bedlam skin from "Campfire Tales".
The story behind the sham in the "Campfire Tales" skin pack. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Snow, associated text: Snow generates exclusively in single layers in Java Edition, but can generate in multiple layers in Bedrock Edition. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Historical_effects, associated text: With the pre-1.1 optifine mod on GPUs that do not cause major geometrical distortion, block models would progressively distort with increased distance. After 16,777,216 blocks, with error reaching two blocks in magnitude, an effect analogous to the Stripe Lands can be seen on full blocks. |
Minecraft wiki entry for BE, associated text: Block entity data
Tags common to all block entities[show]
author: Author of the structure; only set to "?" for most vanilla structures.
ignoreEntities: 1 or 0 (true/false): Whether entities should be ignored in the structure.
integrity: How complete the structure is that gets placed.
metadata: Value of the data structure block field.
mirror: How the structure is mirrored, one of "NONE", "LEFT_RIGHT" (mirrored over X axis when not rotated), or "FRONT_BACK" (mirrored over Z axis when not rotated).
mode: The current mode of this structure block, one of "SAVE", "LOAD", "CORNER", or "DATA".
name: Name of the structure.
posX: X-position of the structure.
posY: Y-position of the structure.
posZ: Z-position of the structure.
powered: 1 or 0 (true/false): Whether this structure block is being powered by redstone.
rotation: Rotation of the structure, one of "NONE", "CLOCKWISE_90", "CLOCKWISE_180", or "COUNTERCLOCKWISE_90".
seed: The seed to use for the structure integrity, 0 means random.
showboundingbox: 1 or 0 (true/false): Whether to show the structure's bounding box to players in creative mode.
sizeX: X-size of the structure, its length.
sizeY: Y-size of the structure, its height.
sizeZ: Z-size of the structure, its depth. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Skin, associated text: One of the 7 Villager skins that all players wore during April Fools 2014. The green nitwit villager is unimplemented at the time. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Currently have no functionality.
Available through Experimental Gameplay.
Version exclusive: Uses the older texture and model from Java Edition 19w02a. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: MC-673 – Sky/lighting doesn't get darker during a thunderstorm.
MC-1105 – Villagers act like it is raining when they are in the desert, and it rains elsewhere.
MC-28405 – The saddle equip sound effect does not play when equipping a pig with a saddle. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Cobblestone_farming, associated text: A design that prevents the water source block from turning into cobblestone, a common issue with stone generators. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Resource_Pack, associated text: Font texture sheets will automatically be resized based on the amount of characters in each array line, and some sheets may use a 16-character wide sheet, in order to conform with a Unicode block. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Shelters, associated text: If you have procured yourself some Mods you can actually make a real landing site. Once you've got a plane or two you will want to store them somewhere away from the creepers or other players. So behind your base, get black wool flooring for at least a 30×30 area and put Nether brick fences or just normal fences all around it. Then, build a dome out of glass blocks big enough to get a plane into it. Repeat the third step for the rest of your planes. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Redstone_computers, associated text: 1 Overview
1.1 Implementations
2 Chapter 1: Tutorial on Building a Computer
2.1 Introduction & Prerequisites
2.2 The MASIC Computer
2.3 Step 1: Memory and Address Decoders (THEORY)
2.4 Step 1: Memory and Address Decoders (PRACTICE)
2.4.1 Address Decoder
2.5 Step 2: Building an Arithmetic Logic Unit (THEORY)
2.5.1 Adding two numbers
2.5.1.1 Fractional numbers
2.5.2 Subtracting two numbers
2.5.3 Multiplying two numbers
2.6 Step 2: Building an Arithmetic Logic Unit (PRACTICE)
2.7 Step 3: Instruction set and machine architecture (THEORY)
2.7.1 Prerequisites
2.7.2 The MASIC Instruction Set
2.7.3 Writing programs
2.7.4 Instruction Cycle
2.8 Step 3: Instruction set and machine architecture (PRACTICE)
3 Chapter 2: Planning a Redstone Computer
3.1 Fundamentals of a Computer
3.2 Machine-Architecture
3.3 Computer Data Storage
3.3.1 Primary Storage
3.3.1.1 Registers & Flags
3.3.2 Caches
3.3.3 Random Access Memory (RAM)
3.3.4 Secondary Storage
3.3.5 Tertiary Storage
3.4 Execution Model
3.4.1 Harvard
3.4.2 von Neumann
3.5 Word sizes
3.5.1 Data-Word
3.5.2 Instruction-Word
3.6 Instruction Set
3.7 Architecture of the Computer
3.7.1 Busses
3.7.2 Components
4 Tips
5 See also
6 References |
Minecraft wiki entry for Exploring_caves, associated text: One should never go into a cavern without a good supply of any lighting and weapons. Leave all valuables back in a safe place on the surface. However, if these valuables are from the cavern itself, make sure to have a chest to put them in. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Item_modifier, associated text: set_stew_effect—Sets the status effects for suspicious stew. Fails if invoked on an item that is not suspicious stew.
effects: The effects to apply.
An effect.
type: The effect ID.
duration: Number provider. The duration of the effect. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Resource_location, associated text: The following characters are illegal in the namespace, but acceptable in the path of loot tables and functions. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Flower, associated text: Most flowers generate naturally in random patches on dirt and grass blocks. Even in a biome covered with snow, flowers generate naturally on dirt blocks with grass, despite the adjoining dirt blocks being covered with snow. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Added tooltips for:
Holding a Spyglass.
Collecting lava from a cauldron using a bucket.
Collecting powder snow from a powder snow block using a bucket.
Empty lava into a cauldron from a bucket.
Empty powder snow into a cauldron from a bucket. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Big_Dripleaf, associated text: When directly hit with any projectile, the leaf immediately becomes temporarily non-solid. This cannot be prevented by powering it with redstone. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Asset_history, associated text: This file represents the Stone block as it was at a particular point in the game. It should be used in areas such as history sections where the file should not change to match the latest version of the game. Do not overwrite it with changes made in later versions of the game, instead upload it as a separate file and add it to the table below.
For areas which should always show the latest version, use the redirect (File:Stone.png), which should be updated to point to the latest revision. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Powder_snow_farming, associated text: First of all, you will need to find a place where it snows, as mentioned above. Place as many cauldrons as desired. Remember that in Bedrock Edition powder snow accumulates much faster than in Java Edition, so you will need fewer cauldrons. Now afk until snowing, and once the snow level in the cauldrons reach the top, you can harvest it using buckets. Make sure there is no solid blocks over the cauldrons. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Wall, associated text: A wall is a decorative block. Like fences, they can be used to create boundaries, because players and most mobs cannot climb or jump over them. |
Minecraft wiki entry for 2CHP, associated text: 1 Chapter 9: Jarro
2 Chapter 10: Tok
3 Chapter 11: Chug
4 Chapter 12: Mal
5 Chapter 13: Lenna
6 Chapter 14: Jarro
7 Chapter 15: Tok
8 Chapter 16: Chug |
Minecraft wiki entry for Logic_gates, associated text: Therefore, if we enter the two's complement of B, our adder becomes a subtractor. This is easily implemented by using the Carry-in bit of the least significant (first) bit as the "+1" and then all that is left is to invert B. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Best_biomes_for_homes, associated text: The vast areas between islands in the End is similar to living in the sky in the Overworld, with the added Con of it naturally being very dark at all times and endermen spawning frequently. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Guardian_farming, associated text: Downwards bubble columns may also be used to drag the spawned guardians down. However, if you're playing a version prior to 1.15.2, the magma blocks will not do any actual damage to the guardians, as they were immune to this type of damage up until that version. |
Minecraft wiki entry for ban, associated text: Message to display to the banned player, to other operators, and in the server logs. If unspecified, defaults to Banned by an operator.
Must be a plain text. Can include spaces as well as target selectors. The game replaces entity selectors in the message with the list of selected entities' names, which is formatted as "name1 and name2" for two entities, or "name1, name2, ... and namen" for n entities. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Villager, associated text: Both zombies and drowned either kill villagers or convert them to zombie villagers. The chance of the villager becoming a zombie villager upon death is 0% on Easy, 50% on Normal, and 100% on Hard. Baby villagers can be infected by zombies as well. Drowned are able to convert villagers to zombie villagers, even when attacking with a trident from a distance. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Transmission, associated text: When transmitting signals over long distances, it is more efficient to use a block before and after the repeater – this method of repeating a signal averages 18 redstone used per 18 blocks (15 redstone dust, and 3 redstone per repeater) and 1 tick delay per 18 blocks. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Surviving_in_a_single_area_indefinitely, associated text: Another great way to obtain infinite supplies such as food, wool, leather, and other passive mob drops is to create a Mob Farm. First, create a penned in area with fences and fence gates. Then, lure two of each species you want into the pen using their preferred food item (such as carrots for pigs, wheat for sheep and cows, seeds for chickens, etc.). Once you have two of each mob you want, you can breed them at any time you want- provided the parents have a five-minute cooldown period. You can slaughter the mobs at any time, just bear a couple of things in mind. First, to kill any passive Overworld Mob in one hit, use at least a stone axe and jump before attacking to critical hit. Second, remember to keep at least two of each animal so you can use them for breeding and supplies infinitely. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Piston, associated text: Triple extenders and so forth are possible, but involve more complex circuitry. As more pistons are added to the circuit, the logic becomes more complex. In an ideal circuit the extension and retraction of the pistons are governed by the number of pistons, denoted P. Then, the time to extend the pistons equals P ticks. The time to retract the pistons equals 3P-2 ticks. This relationship is linear, and implies that the time for the circuit to execute goes up proportionately with the number of pistons. This relationship is achieved by moving multiple pistons per tick rather than only one at time. This relationship applies to both horizontal and vertical extenders. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Spectator, associated text: The maximum speed that can be achieved is 43.556 m/s without sprinting and 87.111 m/s with sprinting. (Without sprinting: 156.801,6km/h; With sprinting 313.599,6 km/h) |
Minecraft wiki entry for Snow_farming, associated text: To operate the snow farm, simply stand next to the golem's floor block, equip a shovel, aim at the snow layer on top of that block without hitting the golem itself, and hold the dig control. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Demo_mode, associated text: The demo world.
The title screen in demo mode.
The title.
A ruined portal on a beach near an old growth birch forest at demo mode. Notice the timer at the top right.
A screenshot containing a snowy taiga, a taiga, and a frozen river taken in demo mode. Notice the timer again at the top right. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Now afraid of Respawn Anchors.
Baby Hoglins now deal appropriate damage.
Baby Hoglin now have drops after being killed by the player. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Mini_mes, associated text: 1 Basics
2 Step-by-step tutorial
2.1 Step 1 of 3 : Create a custom armor stand
2.2 Step 2 of 3 : Create an invisible wolf or cat
2.3 Step 3 of 3 : Teleportation system |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Comes in the 16 traditional dye colors
Smelt any colored stained clay in a furnace to obtain the glazed terracotta of that color (not for regular hardened clay).
Can be placed in 4 directions: north, south, west, and east.
When placed down while facing the right directions, a repeating pattern can be created. For example, the white glazed terracotta will create the pattern of a sun when 4 are placed down correctly. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Miscellaneous, associated text: When C is off, the A input can pass through but the B input is suppressed. When C is on, the B input can pass through but the A input is suppressed. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Enchanted_Book, associated text: Vindicators and pillagers that spawn from raids have a small chance to drop an enchanted book with a level 30 enchantment, which may be a treasure enchantment.[Bedrock Edition only] |
Minecraft wiki entry for Zombie_siege, associated text: 1 Mechanics
1.1 Siege start checks
1.2 Zombie spawning
2 Defense tactics
3 Recovery
4 Video
5 History
6 Issues
7 Trivia
8 Gallery
9 See also
10 Notes
11 References |
Minecraft wiki entry for Pixel_art, associated text: If you want to, you can lay down a canvas of solid blocks behind or around the picture to use as a background, but be aware that doing this creates a tremendous shadow beneath the picture. It may also be a good idea to have your picture take a large portion of the center of the map, so there isn't too much whitespace, since that would be a waste. You can even create a pixel-art frame to go around it! Locking the map has the advantage that the pixel art need not be in place in order to appear on the map. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Cape, associated text: These capes are recreated and do not have original colors. The blue cape is the closest one to the original. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: Fixed a bug where "carrots_stage_3" texture filename was incorrect and did not show up in-game (MCPE-152175). |
Minecraft wiki entry for Stronghold, associated text: End portal room in stronghold with 2 possible ways to get in. Check the image for seed and coordinates. |
Minecraft wiki entry for VPS, associated text: Tectonicus might not run well yet (Rasterizer errors) but I am working on it and if I find a way to fix it, I'll post it here later. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Nether_survival, associated text: DO NOT make a bed, beds explode in the Nether and the End if you sleep on them, though crafting tables are needed, and an ender chest might be useful (if one leaves the Nether in a hurry, they can get their items via another chest). Use a respawn anchor instead. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Axolotl_farming, associated text: Breeding adult axolotls requires buckets of tropical fish. This a time-consuming manual effort. Feed two axolotls to put them into love mode, after which a baby axolotl spawns. The parents have a "cooldown" period of 5 minutes in Java Edition or 1 minute in Bedrock Edition before they can be bred again. The baby axolotl has a 1⁄1200 chance to be blue, otherwise it inherits the color of one parent. A baby becomes an adult in 20 minutes (or sooner if you feed it), after which it can breed. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Reserved6, associated text: reserved6 cannot be obtained via /give or /setblock, and as such can only be obtained through inventory editors or other methods such as using behavior packs to change loot tables. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Minecart_with_Spawner, associated text: More precisely, a spawner minecart acts as a spawner block at the minecart's position. In other words, if the spawner minecart moved within a block position, the range of spawn would not change, but if it moved 5 blocks east, the range of spawn would now be centered at the spawner minecart's new position. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Custom, associated text: "Custom world" redirects here. For creating custom dimensions, see Custom dimension. For controlling world generation using data packs, see Custom world generation. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Locked_chest, associated text: "Tomorrow, I'll be working on a silly secret project that will last all weekend. It's Minecraft related. I should sleep, but #jetlag" – @notch on Twitter, March 10, 2011 |
Minecraft wiki entry for Deepslate, associated text: Deepslate can only be obtained by mining it using a pickaxe with the Silk Touch enchantment, otherwise it drops cobbled deepslate. If broken with any other tool, it drops nothing. The breaking time for deepslate is roughly twice the time for stone. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Planned_versions, associated text: This page is about planned versions of all editions of Minecraft. These updates either have major sources to their existence or have received development versions. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Levitation, associated text: Levitation is a status effect that causes entities to levitate. Entities shot by shulkers get levitated. |
Minecraft wiki entry for NightBats2CHP, associated text: Harper soon has armor crafted for everyone, but Morgan politely refuses to wear it, saying that he has an idea to use if Harper agrees to it. Morgan heads out to a nearby pumpkin patch, picks one from the ground with his axe, and then dashed back to Harper. She quickly realizes his plan and places down four blocks of iron in a T-shape. Morgan then places the pumpkin on top, spawning an iron golem. The group and the iron golem then line up in a row at the foot of the mountain as the sun begins to set. Just then, a horde of zombies crest the mountaintop, scouring down toward the village. The iron golem makes its move first, attacking some zombies by swinging its arms. The entire group then attacks the rest of the hostile mobs throughout the night. By the next morning, everyone had felt relieved, but the village was almost completely destroyed. Ash soon realizes that the mobs had trampled the crops, which is something that used to be so in older versions. Harper realizes that the villagers are out-of-date, and Morgan begins to realize that the game might be modded. Harper then gets to work on making more things with iron. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Magma_Cube, associated text: A magma cube is a hostile mob found in the Nether. A magma cube behaves similarly to a slime, but has higher jumps and more powerful hits. |
Minecraft wiki entry for function, associated text: In Java Edition:
To run a function located at data/custom/functions/example/test.mcfunction in a loaded data pack: /function custom:example/test
To run all functions in a function tag located at data/custom/tags/functions/example/test.json: /function #custom:example/test
To run a function if there is a sheep within a radius of 2 blocks: /execute if entity @e[type=sheep,distance=..2] run function custom:example/test
To run a function unless the executor is a player: /execute unless entity @s[type=player] run function custom:example/test |
Minecraft wiki entry for Kelp_farming, associated text: It is possible to create several kelp farms using the design shown in the schematic. For the design to work, there needs to be a way to trigger the piston. This can be done with either a clock circuit or an observer. In addition, it could also be fired manually by the player. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Horse_Update, associated text: This is the last version for the third launcher available.
Because of the new launcher, this version of the game became the first that could auto-update itself.
In the update poster, the then-unused nitwit or "generic villager" can be seen next to an iron golem, along with an unknown blue robed villager.
In the poster, Mojang is misnamed 'Notch Development AB' |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: 1.17.1 Pre-release 1
1.17.1 Pre-release 2
1.17.1 Pre-release 3
1.17.1 Release Candidate 1
1.17.1 Release Candidate 2
Notes and references |
Minecraft wiki entry for Dirt_Path, associated text: Dirt paths are naturally generated in villages when pathways replace grass blocks. Their purpose is aesthetics, and additionally in Bedrock Edition, pathfinding for villagers. Most dirt paths connect to village structures and houses. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Advancement_guide, associated text: Then you need to find a skeleton, a pillager, a stray, a shulker, a blaze, a drowned with a trident, another player to help you, or anything else that fires projectiles. Holding the shield in either hand, hold use, and let the projectile shoot toward you. The shield should block it (except if an arrow was shot from a crossbow with Piercing), therefore rewarding you the advancement. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Drowned, associated text: A drowned wearing armor. This occurs only on drowned zombies, not naturally spawned drowned.[Java Edition only] |
Minecraft wiki entry for Development_versions, associated text: add_mob_effect and remove_mob_effect no longer throw content errors when valid effect names are passed in
Added documentation for remove_mob_effect to make creators aware they can use the value "all" in effect to remove all mob effects from a target |
Minecraft wiki entry for Damage, associated text: Snow golems, strays, polar bears, and withers are immune to freezing damage. Fire-related mobs like striders, magma cubes, and blazes take extra damage from freezing. A skeleton can freeze but does not take damage; instead, it begins the process of converting to a stray mob when continuously in powder snow for 7 seconds. |
Minecraft wiki entry for The_Nether, associated text: The Nether is a dangerous dimension containing fire, lava, fungal vegetation, many hostile mobs, and exclusive structures. |
Minecraft wiki entry for Loot, associated text: In Java Edition, each village temple chest contains 3–8 item stacks, with the following distribution: |
Minecraft wiki entry for Nether_survival, associated text: The Nether is a dangerous place for even experienced players. It is filled with a host of exclusive mobs not found in the Overworld: hostile blazes, wither skeletons, ghasts, magma cubes, hoglins, piglins, and piglin brutes, and the neutral zombified piglin, as well as one passive mob, the strider. |
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