If you put an iron or gold tool or sword in a furnace, it provides one nugget of its corresponding material. That actually seems pretty useless. Corollary: why do we have iron nuggets now?
-5514207067707630594 is also an island with a village, a sea temple right offshore, and a mine directly underneath. The village contains a library and a blacksmith.
Btw, I put that on Large Biomes. I don't know how that effects generation, but I thought it might be worth mentioning.
That version, and the pig is saddled. Usually I end up riding the pig; sometimes for variety I press shift when I click the nametag so I stay on the ground. I thought the saddle might be part of the problem, but not if it worked for you...
Dune it is. It's one of those books I end up rereading a bunch, because it speaks to me beyond the way books normally speak to their reader.
I've been trying to name a pig for several real-life days, and every time I click the nametag on the pig, it sticks for a few seconds and then pops back into my inventory. I successfully named a sheep and some horses. Is there some trick to naming pigs that I'm missing? I even tried logging out of the game in the interval where the pig was still named; when I logged back in, the nametag was right back in my inventory. Sometimes there's a slight overlap during which the nametag is in my inventory, but I can still mouseover the pig and see its name.
It was at least a year ago, and I've watched hundreds upon hundreds (or more) of videos since then. There doesn't appear to be a way to search through the history tab, so I'm not sure how I would find it if I don't want to scroll through the entire list. Thanks for the suggestion, though
...That's if it was even this computer I had when I watched it. It's probable, but not guaranteed.
A while ago, I saw a Youtube video in which the guy had created a redstone device consisting of a lightning rod which would attract lightning and then redirect it to any hostile mob in range. I'm trying to find it again, but I can't remember the title and none of the search terms I've tried have yielded anything. Anybody know the video I'm talking about?
I'm trying to replace one block with another in a structure I built. Research suggests the /fill command is the way to go, so I looked on the wiki. This is the string it lists:
I think I can figure out the names and values of the blocks; where I'm confused is the coordinate section. Do I put in coordinates for the corners, the way it works with the new Structure block?
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That's cool. Neat how the buildings are made of both material sets. However, I was hoping for an awesome village made out of cake.
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If you put an iron or gold tool or sword in a furnace, it provides one nugget of its corresponding material. That actually seems pretty useless. Corollary: why do we have iron nuggets now?
Anyway, I guess it doesn't apply to jukeboxes.
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I like it. However, can you reverse-engineer jukeboxes like you apparently can with tools now? If you can, free diamond for whomever finds it.
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Couldn't follow it in fastforward. Why are you using a resource pack that isn't completed?
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-5514207067707630594 is also an island with a village, a sea temple right offshore, and a mine directly underneath. The village contains a library and a blacksmith.
Btw, I put that on Large Biomes. I don't know how that effects generation, but I thought it might be worth mentioning.
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1: What's the point of taming bears?
2: Pandas are herbivorous
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That version, and the pig is saddled. Usually I end up riding the pig; sometimes for variety I press shift when I click the nametag so I stay on the ground. I thought the saddle might be part of the problem, but not if it worked for you...
Dune it is. It's one of those books I end up rereading a bunch, because it speaks to me beyond the way books normally speak to their reader.
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I've been trying to name a pig for several real-life days, and every time I click the nametag on the pig, it sticks for a few seconds and then pops back into my inventory. I successfully named a sheep and some horses. Is there some trick to naming pigs that I'm missing? I even tried logging out of the game in the interval where the pig was still named; when I logged back in, the nametag was right back in my inventory. Sometimes there's a slight overlap during which the nametag is in my inventory, but I can still mouseover the pig and see its name.
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It wasn't when I posted that; the thread was moved afterward.
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Yes, that's where I was looking. Thank you.
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Found nothing relevant. I did learn how to turn a super-soaker into a flamethrower.
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It was at least a year ago, and I've watched hundreds upon hundreds (or more) of videos since then. There doesn't appear to be a way to search through the history tab, so I'm not sure how I would find it if I don't want to scroll through the entire list. Thanks for the suggestion, though
...That's if it was even this computer I had when I watched it. It's probable, but not guaranteed.
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A while ago, I saw a Youtube video in which the guy had created a redstone device consisting of a lightning rod which would attract lightning and then redirect it to any hostile mob in range. I'm trying to find it again, but I can't remember the title and none of the search terms I've tried have yielded anything. Anybody know the video I'm talking about?
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I'm trying to replace one block with another in a structure I built. Research suggests the /fill command is the way to go, so I looked on the wiki. This is the string it lists:
fill <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <TileName> <dataValue> replace [replaceTileName] [replaceDataValue]
I think I can figure out the names and values of the blocks; where I'm confused is the coordinate section. Do I put in coordinates for the corners, the way it works with the new Structure block?
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It's John Smith Legacy, with some tweaks. Here