At what level do diamonds spawn in Minecraft?
Short answer? Anywhere below y=16 (can be checked by tapping F3 and looking for your "Y-coordinates" in the top left.)Longer Answer? To have the best chances of finding diamonds efficiently - try strip mining with your feet at y=12. This ensures that you're right in the "sweet spot" for prime diamond vein distribution territory, while keeping you 1 full block above where lava lakes tend to spawn. (Image Source)By not going any lower, you never have to worry about a collapsing lava lake roof, running into or mining around bedrock. By not going any higher, you guarantee that every block you expose while mining a 2x1 hallway will be located in the sweet spot.Happy hunting!
Has anyone ever mined an entire Minecraft world?
It is possible, it will take a looooong time though.The world is infinite but you are not allowed to walk or mine outside a 60,000,000 * 60,000,000 * 256 box. This goes from x -30,000,000 to x +30,000,000; from z -30,000,000 to z + 30,000,000; and from y 0 to y 256 roughly.The normal level of a minecraft world is 64, of course there are higher mountains, there are oceans to be dried, there are caves that don’t need to be mined, ravines which will save a lot of mining time, but let’s try to estimate how many blocks we need to mine:60,000,000 * 60,000,000 * 64 = 230,400,000,000,000,000Let’s say that half of it are caves and ravines, i’m pretty sure it is less if we consider the high mountains, but let’s assume just 50% of that needs to be mined:230,400,000,000,000,000 * 50% = 115,200,000,000,000,000Let’s assume you can insta mine all blocks, including bedrock which even though it is not impossible to break I don’t know about any method to insta mine it. If you insta mine everything I estimate you can break around 10 blocks per second. So the time you need is:115,200,000,000,000,000 / 10 = 11,520,000,000,000,000 seconds.11,520,000,000,000,000 seconds / 60 = 192,000,000,000,000 minutes.192,000,000,000,00 minutes / 60 = 3,200,000,000,000 hours.3,200,000,000,000 / 24 = 133,333,333,333.333 days133,333,333,333.333 / 365 = 365,296,803.65 yearsLet’s assume that the friends or people you invite are willing to invest 30 years of their lives to help you out with your project.365,296,803.65 years / 30 =12,176,560 people.So basically you need 12,176,560 people working non-stop for 30 years at the same time in the same server( which I think is not possible) in order to finish your project in 30 years. If you add more people you can reduce the time, if you add more time you can reduce the people needed.So basically what I’m trying to say is that even though it is “possible” to do it, I don’t think anyone can accomplish this through vanilla methods, using mods or commands is a different story.TL;DRIt is possible to do it, I don’t think anyone can do it.EDIT:If you are able to convince the 26,219,560 people that have bought minecraft for PC at this point each person needs to invest only about 14 years of their lifetime.If everyone that has bought minecraft on any platform united to make this project possible, that is around 122 million as of February 2017, everyone needs to invest only 3 years.
How strong is the player (Steve) in Minecraft?
Steve is ridiculously strong.So, let’s get started. The heaviest item in Minecraft is the Notch Apple.These are made by crafting 8 blocks of gold and an apple. 1 block in Minecraft = 1 cubic meter.1 cubic meter of gold (real-world) = ~42,000 pounds.42,000 x 9 = 378000 poundsSo one Notch apple is equal to roughly 378000 pounds, plus a negligible amount for the apple itself.There’s a type of chest in Minecraft called the Shulker Box.It’s just like a normal chest, but with one important difference. If you destroy it with items inside, it retains the items for when you place it down again.Notch apples can stack up to 64. A shulker box can fit 27 stacks.378000 pounds x 64 = 24192000 pounds24192000 pounds x 27 = 653184000 poundsSo one shulker box could fit 653184000 pounds worth of apples inside. But Steve has an inventory and a hotbar, comprising of a total of 36 slots, plus a left hand.653184000 x 37 = 24167808000 pounds = 12083904 tons.So Steve can hold roughly twelve million tons, with no difference on run speed or jump height. That makes him roughly four million times stronger than the world’s strongest man (by weight lifted).It also means that Steve can lift roughly 1,600 Eiffel Towers and not break a sweat. Or 24 Burj Khalifas. Or almost 2 million African Bush Elephants, the largest land animal in the world. Or almost 78 thousand blue whales.Sources:Notch AppleShulker BoxHow Much Gold Is There In The World ? (Weight of gold)What is the heaviest weight ever lifted by a human being?
What should I do in Minecraft?
Build underwater.So many people build above ground - even floating cities - but where’s the fun in that?Make your own Atlantis; underwater, clear domes that look like they’re reinforced, glass tunnels, a tram service that runs you above ground through the ocean.There’s so much to do underwater, and the challenges it presents to deal with all that water (no, don’t use Worldedit to quickly remove that water…)Fun stuff. EDIT: That picture apparently was done using WorldEdit - the tool I couldn’t remember (thanks, Eddy Coale).Found my old MineCraft world save, so here’s what I had done manually:First, the “subway” railcart that goes underwater, diving under the seabed, and coming up in the base:A shot from above the sea, at my underwater base:Underwater, looking at the side:The entrance, using signs to keep the water from flooding in:Inside the main “dome” - never got around to furnishing it or anything, as it was creative mode:The subway entrance, seen from the base:The subway and my sign, heading off to my “mountain base.”Going up the glass tunnel, base on the right:That took me some amount of time, and it took some minor planning - I drew a circle in paint, zoomed way in, so that I could see each pixel, to get an idea of how to create a circle with square blocks (1 pixel). I settled with a 25x25 circle in paint, making a nice pattern that translated to a dome rather well.The most time-consuming part was “draining” the base, as I had to first close it all off in a 25 block high cylinder, then make my dome, then sponge the water out slowly. I started out with the method where you put solid blocks, deleting one at a time, to remove the water…Anyway, it was quite satisfying to build that, even though it has no purpose.
Which is better minecraft or terraria?
Minecraft is mostly on building your large structures. It's multiplayer is pretty good as well. Unfortunately, your combat mainly exists of clicking until your enemy is dead by your sword. Terraria is more adventury. You get alot more items, there are a huge abundance of weapons, and you get bosses. Unfortunately, building gets a lower priority. It just depends, do you want to build or do you want to kill?
If you could turn an item into reality from Minecraft, what would it be?
Command block. Without a shadow of a doubt.First off, you can use the command block to obtain any other object in the game. Any item, with any enchantment, to any person. This negates the purpose for choosing anything else, because with the command block you can just get that thing anyway and still have access to the command block afterwards.Also, it is completely indestructible. In real life, no one has creative mode, so once you have it it cannot be taken from you. You can also make more command blocks with it and build an indestructible building. Misplace a block? That's okay, just /setblock x y z air and you're good to go.You can also infinitely generate any material in the game. Diamonds and gold included. You can make a ton of money from this as long as you don't tell anyone it's unlimited.You can also teleport anyone anywhere instantly. This could obviously be very useful, for personal/commercial use and also for military use. If you crunch the numbers correctly, you could land an astronaut on Mars or put a researcher in a remote area of the world. You could even teleport yourself, as long as you remotely put another command block there first so you can get back.You can change the weather worldwide. If a huge drought hits California or something, you can make it rain. If a massive tropical storm is flooding Florida, you can clear the sky. You can call a lightning strike to anywhere in the world with the precision of one square meter.You can wipe out an entire species in a single line of code. This isn't as useful if we are limited to in-game species, but suppose we could suddenly kill off a harmful insect that has been spreading diseases. Or even, technically, the disease itself would count as a species of bacteria/virus. We could eradicate cancer. (We would have to do it on a daily basis, though, in case more regular human cells decide to become cancer cells, but it would work.)You can also kill anyone at the click of a button. But I don't want to start a war, so I'm not going to.It would also be possible to give people floating pixelated name tags. That would be cool. You could easily identify impostors of famous people, as long as the real one had been given a name tag.You could also put in some of those crazy wacky commands that people make and post online. You could walk on walls, double jump, etc with community-made commands.Seriously, why would you not choose the command block?
How many portals can you make in Minecraft?
There is no set limit to how many portals there are(at least not of we're talking about nether portals) however,if you'Re not careful in their placement,they might not work properly and link up with the wrong ones. To do that Follow these two rules:1)always make sure there is a corresponding portal in the nether for every one you build in the overworld and vice versa. It's only during the first trip to the nether that a portal is automatically made on the other side,so for all other portals you have to build them on both sides.2)1 block in the nether=8 blocks in the over-world.That means that if there are 64 blocks between portals in the over-world,there needs to be 8 blocks between in the nether,