How can I travel fast in Minecraft without minecarts?
Nether travel is my favorite. You can do this with or without carts but it’s significantly faster than anything else. The nether is exactly 8X smaller than the over world. For every 8 blocks in the world, that’s just 1 in the nether. So what my server always does is makes a train station in the nether. Then make a ladder up as far as you can go. That way you can go outward without fear of falling (for the most part). So we have one portal in our town to get to the nether, we go up the ladder, ride a cart (or you can just walk) a ways, and enter another portal. Then a portal on the world is created corresponding to where you are in the nether.Say you plop your portal at the coordinates 0,0. In both the nether and world, you’re at 0,0. But in the nether, ride that cart to…. say…. -100,0. Just 100 blocks, right? Leaving the nether through a portal at -100,0 brings you to the main world at -800,0.So pretty much, traveling in the nether is 8x more efficient than on the world.Tutorials/Nether hub
How do I make a minecart in Minecraft PE?
You can craft minecarts by placing 5 iron ingots on a crafting table in the following shape:* ** * *, with each * representing an iron ingot.Minecarts can only be placed on minecart tracks. Also note that the minecart itself will only move at a slow speed unless it moves over a speed rail (id golden_rail) or downhill.
What is the minecart dispenser on Minecraft?
Minecarts with dispensers were mentioned that they might be added, but they never have been so far. See this webpage:http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/M...From that, I quote:Colliding clouds[59]Vertical redstone[60]Able to design village buildings[61]Minecart with dispenser;[62], image may have just be showcasing the custom tile displays in minecarts which was added in the next snapshot, 13w02a.
In Minecraft, how would I make minecarts with players in them get sent to a different place than empty ones?
I’m not sure what precisely you are after but I think I got a good set-up. Minecarts passing through this system will be filtered into either with-player or without player. See photo and diagram below.Photo showing overview. The little black boxes are redstone torches (resource pack).Diagram form (by me) showing layout. The tripwire and string needs to be set at 2 blocks high.
How do I make my Minecraft PE lag free?
I see that your device(Xperia D2212) has an okay amount of RAM to play Minecraft PE, so thats not a problem.Solutions:-1. Some Maps have really huge structures with a lot of blocks in a small area, a lot of creatures roaming around and etc. These entities can cause some lag. A temporary solution can be to move away from that structure so that Minecraft doesn't load those entities and there will be less lag.2. You might have set your Game Settings at high quality. You should lower the render distance and switch off the fancy graphics, animated water, beautiful skies and the view bobbing options.Thanks for the A2A.
Why is my Minecart/ Boat in Minecraft not breaking down?
I was player minecraft single player and noticed something unusual. My minecart and boats will not break down. I cannot destroy them other than pushing the cart into lava or crashing my boat. My guy will just hammer into the cart with no cracks or sign of damage. If anyone knows where the minecart files in the .jar is or knows how to fix the problem, please tell me. Thankyou
How do you make a server on Minecraft PE?
Run PocketMine from pocketmine.net. Then port forward port 19132 as UDP with your router.
I Flew Too High in Minecraft!?
Whilst flying towards home in my most recent game of Minecraft, I decided to speed things up by flying high enough that the game wouldn't have to load all the terrain on the way there. Apparently, I flew a little too high, and the world crashed, but not before saving exactly where I was when it crashed. So now, every time I try to load up the world, it crashes again. Can anyone help me save that world? Even if I have to revert back to an earlier save?
Minecraft (video game): What are command block minecarts used for?
Minecarts-with-command-blocks (MCBs) exist mainly as a proof of concept: when the ability to make minecarts with blocks in them was added to the game, some smart-ass developer at Mojang added the MCB for the hell of it, without really caring what they might be used for.Since one of the ways to get a consistent pulsed redstone signal in Minecraft is to run a minecart around a looped track (with powered rails to keep it going), putting a MCB on such a track is a way to get the command block to trigger at a specific interval (the block will trigger when the cart passes over an activator rail). This can also be used to create delayed events. Note that the same effect is possible by putting a regular command block next to a detector rail and running any other minecart over the detector rail, although the timing will be different as I think MCBs have more inertia than empty minecarts (I haven't played with this much). Even more fun can be had because the moving MCB also generates a redstone signal (the same as a regular command block) that can be read using a detector rail and redstone comparator. Finding ways to usefully make use of this is left as an exercise to the student.Prior to 1.9, a MCB was the only way to get a repeating command block without using some sort of external redstone pulse generator, as a MCB that is on a continuously powered activator rail will execute its stored command once every four ticks, while a regular command block that receives continuous redstone power will (prior to 1.9) only execute it once.