I play on Xbox One (Bedrock) so I have no way of trimming / pruning / deleting unused chunks. It's really frustrating when you do not want to start a new world but want all the updates. When Aquatic Update came out, I had to travel ridiculously far. When Pillager / Villager came out, I finally decided to start a new world. The consoles seriously need a solution for this because I DO NOT want to start a new world every time an update comes out. This Bee update is not worth starting over again. I'll just hope to get lucky and find an unloaded chunk and bring the hive back to spawn.
This exactly. When the Aquatic Update was out, you might as well as delete all of your worlds, because your oceans are now so incredibly boring. What's really going to hurt is the Nether Update. Who here doesn't already have an established portal network? Goodbye blaze spawner! Goodbye Wither farm!
At least with the simple additions like bees, there is still hope. Yes, you may have to travel a bit, but the good news is these things are ridiculously easy to breed and transport.
Most PVP worlds ban maps for just that reason. The only thing that may help is to put maps into item frames. They then make a mark. If you put enough, maybe it will clutter up the map enough to make it useless for finding people?
Thats the link to get you going. I think you will have a good time here. We are a multinational team of guys and gals that really have a good world going on with a lively Discord chat. Just know there is no duping, we have a zero tolerance for that.
Yes, you are holding the trigger down until the block breaks, yes? It's not instant, unless you are in Creative.
Also, double check that you are not in what is called Adventure Mode. In Adventure Mode, you cannot break blocks at all. You want Creative or Survival.
And does Chunkbase interfere with stuff like that?
Sorry, just saw that. I don't think that will help. When you put in the seed, Chunkbase will generate from the new algorithm rather than use the old. So, while you can use it, it won't be accurate? This is really an educated guess, so try it and see!
Uh, really the best method would be to look at maps that your players currently have and go to the unexplored sections. That is kind of the trick, no one can have been through there before, or the game will generate the chunk. We found that by putting on Elytra and going an unexplored direction (for us it was south) worked great. Found a new flower biome that no player had been near before, and there they were. We were very concerned about this as well and I used the logic of the fox in my argument, as we created the world long before they were in there. Now, we all have foxes with swords and arguments about who gets to call theirs "Sif". So, this proves that additions like this will generate in unloaded sections.
Good news! I play in a Realm that was prior to this update and going to a "new" unloaded chunk in a flower biome did cause bee nests to spawn. This also happened with foxes. So, go a direction no one has gone in, find a flower or sunflower biome, and you should find them!
No, I get how professions work. What I am saying is that a freshly converted villager shouldn't have a profession already, they should be unemployed until they interact with a job block. The game currently acts like that converted villager has been traded with previously, when this would be impossible.
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This exactly. When the Aquatic Update was out, you might as well as delete all of your worlds, because your oceans are now so incredibly boring. What's really going to hurt is the Nether Update. Who here doesn't already have an established portal network? Goodbye blaze spawner! Goodbye Wither farm!
At least with the simple additions like bees, there is still hope. Yes, you may have to travel a bit, but the good news is these things are ridiculously easy to breed and transport.
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Was there a question there?
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Most PVP worlds ban maps for just that reason. The only thing that may help is to put maps into item frames. They then make a mark. If you put enough, maybe it will clutter up the map enough to make it useless for finding people?
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Keep it at the top, where it belongs!
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https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft/multiplayer/realms/2992983-awesome-survival-realm-on-hard-spawnhub-starter
Thats the link to get you going. I think you will have a good time here. We are a multinational team of guys and gals that really have a good world going on with a lively Discord chat. Just know there is no duping, we have a zero tolerance for that.
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Huh. You sound like the kind of person that would enjoy being in a Realm I play in. Let me lead the owner towards your post....
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I think you are limited to 8 at a time in a server, unless you have a Realm, in that case you can have 10 people on at the same time.
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Yes, you are holding the trigger down until the block breaks, yes? It's not instant, unless you are in Creative.
Also, double check that you are not in what is called Adventure Mode. In Adventure Mode, you cannot break blocks at all. You want Creative or Survival.
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Sorry, just saw that. I don't think that will help. When you put in the seed, Chunkbase will generate from the new algorithm rather than use the old. So, while you can use it, it won't be accurate? This is really an educated guess, so try it and see!
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Uh, really the best method would be to look at maps that your players currently have and go to the unexplored sections. That is kind of the trick, no one can have been through there before, or the game will generate the chunk. We found that by putting on Elytra and going an unexplored direction (for us it was south) worked great. Found a new flower biome that no player had been near before, and there they were. We were very concerned about this as well and I used the logic of the fox in my argument, as we created the world long before they were in there. Now, we all have foxes with swords and arguments about who gets to call theirs "Sif". So, this proves that additions like this will generate in unloaded sections.
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Good news! I play in a Realm that was prior to this update and going to a "new" unloaded chunk in a flower biome did cause bee nests to spawn. This also happened with foxes. So, go a direction no one has gone in, find a flower or sunflower biome, and you should find them!
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No, I get how professions work. What I am saying is that a freshly converted villager shouldn't have a profession already, they should be unemployed until they interact with a job block. The game currently acts like that converted villager has been traded with previously, when this would be impossible.
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Great Realm here, folks! Good community and admins! Discord chat is lively and friendly. Give it a shot!
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You suck. Why don't you go play Fortnite or something? Thats a game custom built for horrible people like you.