For the next month or two at least I'll be sharing update showcases for my mod once a week. The first few aren't the most exciting, but still stuff that makes the mod better. This week is SOUNDS🔊🔊

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Watched a Minecraft video and got inspired to build again! This time I got better at designing and built my whole base in just 64 days, and I even got diamonds! This seed is actually better than my last one since the cave underneath was huge, and I even got a zombie horse and a new cat, anyways here's the screenshots of my world

I've been keeping it a secret from all of my friend's so I'm just the "Hole Guy" on the server... lmao

found this on my forever world, really cool

credit - NovaWostra datapack

canon built by phelix_X, Ignsat

I was wondering if there’s a Minecraft mod for Xbox that lets you craft directly from nearby chests? Like a crafting table that pulls items from nearby chests, so you don’t have to keep taking everything out and putting it back every time. (I know there’s an autocrafter.)

My theory: Blub might be a subtle Aerbunny reference from The Aether. Theory might not be entirely accurate, but I still wanted to share it.

The Sift is set to arrive in vanilla Minecraft in 2027, and from what has been shown so far, it seems likely to feature sharp elevation changes and more vertical exploration. Kingbdogz (Brandon Pearce), the creator of the well known Aether mod, now works as a game designer at Mojang, so I wonder whether The Sift could include a few subtle nods to his earlier work.

One thing that stands out to me is the resemblance between Blub, the rabbit-like mob associated with The Sift, and the Aerbunny from The Aether.

The Aerbunny can be picked up and carried on the player’s head, acting like a small parachute and helping to break falls. Since Minecraft still does not have a proper dedicated “glider” item or mechanic, I think a similar slow-falling or fall-damage-reducing ability for Blub could fit The Sift really well especially if the dimension has lots of tall terrain and vertical movement.

I know this theory may have already been brought up somewhere on Reddit or social media, so if it has, I apologize in advance. I just thought the possible kingbdogz connection made it worth discussing.

pic credits - 2Legit4U, Regraced,

Like, I understand that the hissing and explosion could set off a sensor. But these guys are literally famous for silently *creeping* up on players to blow them up! Surely they should be unable to set of sensors?

there was some news , z recall

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I'm not very good at this sort of thing so I'll try and be as clear as possible.

My world was started on an older version. Looking at Chunkbase, there is a dappled forest biome that spawned at let's say x:2000 and y:2000. My spawn is 0,0. But since I've previously explored over there, the new biome doesn't spawn there.

How can I reset that specific area, so the new biome will spawn in my current world?

(As I've googled this, most of the world edit tools are either outdated or cost money. What is the current way most people do this?)

So I thought I'd share it here!

It's easy to forget that Minecraft wasn't the only game Mojang developed.

This was a scrapped trailer for a game named Cobalt, co-developed with oxeye.

It's interesting how it kind of resembles the style of the pixel chibi animations in the mob-votes and some minecraft lives.