I need help as literally nowhere I can find any answer remotely helpful for this case specifically.

So, for some odd reason whenever I enter into one server specifically I can't see either my skin nor anyone else's, EVEN THOUGH they can see each other's and their own

except mine specifically.

Maxi I clarify that I don't play anything pirate and this happens to me from the official launcher, and this hasn't happened to me in any other server whatsoever, I've even played in similar servers and nothing like this has happened. Any ideas? In getting desperate :((

How do I get a villager to restock their trades? Do I need to buy some of their other trades first, or do I just have to wait? I'm talking about a villager with the mining-related profession.

how can I improve this room? or is it already good :D

(1.21, no mods) i've been having some trouble trying to get my villagers to breed for an eventual trading hall, they won't pick up any of the bread i give to them, and yes, mob griefing is enabled, so I was wondering if there was something wrong with the area i made for them.

after CayRianChris told me to lower the beds for 3 blocks of air, i now have this modified area , but the villagers refuse to pick up any food.

It's not the most efficient Iron Farm I have ever build, but it is my most creative one. It's 'powered' by the villagers (which are named after smurfs) who live in the surrounding smaller mushrooms.

Inside the mushroom is an item filter system that sorts the iron and the poppies and if the double chest of poppies is filled, any remaining poppies get turned into bonemeal. The copper chest is also hooked up to the item filter system and it is where I store my petty cash (emeralds).

The chests on front are only there for easy access so I can just grab some iron or some emeralds to trade with villagers. There is an overflow storage system in the basement where remaining iron automatically gets turned into iron blocks.

I was just casually exploring underwater and this little mf showed up 💀😭

A BABY DROWNED WITH A TRIDENT AND A NAUTILUS SHELL 💀💀

I swear I've never seen this combo before 😭

Bro is literally smaller than my shield but somehow more dangerous than half the mobs in this game 💀

I had to take a screenshot because WHAT IS THIS LUCK 😭🔥

P.S. Enhanced the underwater lighting for the cinematic vibes 😂🔥 The encounter itself is real!

It's the 27th now and I thought it would come out at midnight in my timezone like most games on Switch? Do we know an exact time?

just slowly plugging away at the build doing this in soft modded vanilla takes a long time

Started a timer for whenever i build to see how many hours i have put into this project... someone told me that if i made a youtube series about this project they would follow it... if anyone else feels the same please let me know i might start a series

I’m looking for some advice of the must have add ons to improve the overall game play and look of minecraft. Looking for better graphics and animations and shaders etc.

I’m a new person to the game so I appreciate an and all advice. I’m playing on a ps5

Stay safe trick or treating this year, happy halloween! Mine treats, craft tricks....

Finally finished my base to where I’m like “this is home”

The nether portal in my base led straight to a warped forest, which felt lucky already because I always look for this biome for decorative plants. And then I saw some ancient debris out in the open just like that lol.

I wasn’t wearing armor since the only mobs there are endermen, hence the pumpkin. One of them followed me home.

Looking for an old Minecraft map I loved playing as a kid, maybe 10 years ago on Pocket Edition. I can't remember much about it besides the huge lighthouse In a dark room (maybe underground?) it was definitely storydriven, It had fancy colored text and titles for new areas, I think there were timed sections too, although I don't remember what the reward for beating the beat times was. I remember a sewer level, it MIGHTve had voice acting, I'm not sure. I think the name was something like \*\*\\_\*\*\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_ part 2? I wanted to go back and play the first but never got the chance to. If anyone knows the map please let me know!

The reason Mojang added the ancient city map so randomly in the wilderness bound drop is BeCaUsE oF tHe sIfT!!!

he will not elaborate in what its for

I realized today that most every ocean mob flops around when out of water except squids. I think it’d be funny to have flopping squids and it’d fit in with the rest of the ocean mobs. If this did end up becoming a feature, how would you guys feel about it?

Hello! First time poster here.

I made a minecraft Hide N' Seek map with two in-game playable maps for some buddies and I to play around in. This was originally inspired by Grian's "Build And Seek" vidoes, and I had some time to kill due to some medical stuff, so I spent it making this!

One of my friends suggested I should make it public, so that's what I'd like to do. :)
(Using this post to hopefully drum up some interest/ feedback.)

I've spent the past two or so weeks cleaning up the map/ commands. It still mostly runs on "analog" buttons (Press button to start hiding/ start game. IRL timers have to be kept, etc.), but there are some automated systems.

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I'd love to share it! But I have some questions/ comments...

1) What's the best method to share minecraft maps, and can you share them on this subreddit? (I tried "planetminecraft," but it said my file size was too large.) I could use dropbox, though I'm not sure if that's allowed here.

2) Since this was originally a map for my friends and I, I'm not sure how far I'll go into cleaning things up/ automating everything. If people comment saying they actually like the map and want see it progress, than that might motivate me to adding more game-modes/ automation/ 'weather' systems, etc.

3) In the same vein, are Ko-Fi links allowed? I'm not going to make this a paid map by ANY means. I'd much rather it be free. Buuuuuut some support/ tips if people enjoy it would be appreciated.~

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MAP INFO:

2 in-game playable maps; The Abandoned Villa, And the Dark Forest.
The Abandoned Villa: 3+ Players.
Dark Forest: 6+ Players. (Or divide the map into 2 for 3+ Players)

There's roughly 120+~ Hiding spaces in each map. I'll explain in detail in another post- but there's a hint system using the maps (in post) so people can narrow down hiding locations as the game goes on. I think the hiding spaces are clever? But ultimately, that will be up to others to decide.

Full Disclosure: I made a "Freeze Tag" mode using vanilla command blocks with a system that actually freezes players in place + a freeze-cure system. However, it's partly coded with AI. I'm not constantly up to date with command changes, so I utilized it to fill gaps. That said, if you don't want to play the map/ mode because of it, I 100% understand.

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I think that's about it! I'd love to hear from people in the comments. :)
Thanks!

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I'm starting a new smp world with some family members and am currently building the chest room. Normally upon starting a new world I try to plan ahead of which categories to organize items into and build my chest room accordingly (wood, stones, dirt, ore, tools, food, nether etc), but, there're always a lot more different items in the game than I think there would be that need their place, so my chests always end up being a goddamn overflowing mess. So I just needed to make a clear guide of every item in minecraft that is obtainable in Survival of which items should go where and how much space should go to each category. Here it is.

[LINK TO COMPLETE LIST]

All 1520 items obtainable in Survival (hope I'm not missing any) are grouped implicitly into 2 supercategories: equipment, utilities and all crafted stuff (categories 1 to 11); and raw materials and ingredients from the world (categories 12 to 24). These 24 categories are further divided into 375 subcategories, comprised of very closely related or equivalent items gameplay-wise (diamond / diamond block; blackstone / polished blackstone / their stairs, walls, etc; all raw meats; all dyes...)

List of categories:

1. Main equipment
2. Accessory items & tools
3. Vehicles & mounts
4. Enchantments
5. Quality food
6. Potions
7. Workstations & storage blocks
8. Other utility blocks without a GUI
9. Light-emitting blocks
10. Redstone components
11. Decoration
12. Stone-related materials
13. Ores & minerals
14. Soil & sediment
15. Wooden building blocks
16. Tree saplings & nether fungi
17. Canopy blocks
18. Farmable plants & fungi
19. Other non-growing plants & fungi
20. Animal or monster-related blocks
21. Animal-based non-block raw materials
22. Monster-based non-block raw materials
23. Other miscellaneous ingredients
24. Collectibles

The ordering of categories, and of subcategories within each category, is based on perceived relevance within the game, but keeping related items together (equipment in cats 1 & 2, enchantments in 4, since anything enchantable comes before (save mob heads and carved pumpkins), potions (6) together with food (5), inorganic blocks in 12 - 14, trees and wood 15 - 17, other plants 18 - 19, and mobs 20 - 22).

Obviously on a real survival not all categories and subcategories are going to have the same weight in the storage, there may likely be even missing entire categories, and your space needs aren't going to be the same as mine as our playstyles will surely be different. That's why there is no relative space assignation for each item; you will have to do that for you.

I'm making my own modpack with ocean-only-biome water world (water level at 140) with a lot of water and ocean creatures mod, this time I'm trying to borrow kitchen from the ocean folks until i heard the sound

So the power turn off coordinates and teleported me to his base well when I had exited base it was under water and then I took a picture of the nearby land. Well then he teleported me away from the nearby to spawn which is -107, 65, 61 and he will not give me the seed. He also said his base is 5,000 or 50,000 blocks away.

As the title states, it's been about a decade since I've touched Minecraft, and I've never really tried modded. Everyone around me has been playing this game for years, sometimes digging into it for 1000s of hours for a single world. I really don't understand why? I really want to give it a genuine shot, but I have no idea where to start. The last time I played was before quick crafting recipes came in, so at least I know how to make bread and armor lmfao.

Tldr: Unc looking to play minecraft with the boys, but I haven't played in a decade, so hit me with some cool mods or new things that got added

Edit: On PC I don't know what version I should play on but I have both