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Minecraft Concrete

In the vast world of Minecraft, concrete has become a popular building material due to its durability and resistance to explosions. Here, we will walk you through the process of crafting and coloring concrete, providing you with all the necessary information to unleash your creativity and construct stunning buildings.

Concrete Minecraft Overview

  • needs dry concrete for production
  • concrete powder crafted with sand, gravel & dye
  • crafted with concrete powder & water
  • a lot of color varieties

How to make concrete in Minecraft

Minecraft concrete is a highly versatile and sought-after construction material in Minecraft. It provides durability and aesthetic appeal to your structures. However, it’s important to note that concrete requires some additional steps compared to other Minecraft materials.To craft Minecraft concrete, you first need concrete powder.

Making concrete powder

Concrete powder is made from sand and gravel, along with any dye. Yes, that’s right – dye. Because concrete powder always comes in a certain color. You can choose from 16 different color options, whether it’s a classic white, a gray or a squeaky pink. If you are unfamiliar with dye, just collect some flowers and put them into the crafting window to see what happens. This way it is easy to get for example black concrete powder, gray concrete powder or white concrete powder. Those might just be boring colors but there are also green, blue and many more. And don’t worry, similar to other items there is a way on how to dye concrete powder as well if you change your mind.

You now need four sand blocks, four gravel blocks and any dye of your choice for your concrete powder. Then, place the sand in the far corners of your crafting table’s window, the gravel in the remaining positions, and the dye in the center slot. This will create eight blocks of concrete powder.

Concrete Powder Recipe:

4x sand + 4x gravel + 1x dye (of your choice) = 8x concrete powder

Attention!
If you want to craft Minecraft concrete you cannot use red sand in place of sand. It’s unclear why, but it just won’t work.

Transforming Concrete Powder into Minecraft Concrete

Now that you have your concrete powder, it’s time to transform it into Minecraft concrete. This process requires the concrete powder to come into contact with water.

MC Concrete Recipe:

1x concrete powder + water = 1x concrete block

There are a few different methods you can use to achieve this. In the following, the two most common methods are explained.

The two Methods of creating Minecraft Concrete

Unlike other items in Minecraft, concrete does not really have one crafting recipe. Similar to the blast furnace, there are several steps to go until you have concrete. Now, there is a little twist. Once you have all the ingredients, there are two major ways in which to combine them. Those two methods are called the ‘water edge placement’ and the ‘concrete construction site’. 

Water Edge Placement

The simplest method is to place the Minecraft concrete powder directly into the water at the edge of a river, lake or sea. As soon as the powder touches the water, it will undergo a chemical reaction and start transforming into solid concrete blocks. You can then use a tool like a pickaxe to break and collect the Minecraft concrete blocks for your next medieval castle project.

Concrete Construction Site

Another approach is to create a ‘concrete construction site’. This involves building a large pool, typically a rectangular structure made of stone, and filling it with water. Once the pool is ready, you can add the concrete powder blocks to the water. The water will flow and make contact with the powder, turning it into solid Minecraft concrete. While being quite similar to the first method, this one has a simple advantage: it allows for efficient and controlled placement of the Minecraft concrete blocks.

The Diversity of the Minecraft Concrete Colors

While Minecraft concrete powder can be crafted in various colors, it’s important to note that the resulting concrete will always be a shade lighter than the powder. If you want to change the color of your concrete blocks, you can dye them using the dye of your choice. Simply combine white concrete Blocks with the desired dye in a crafting table or inventory grid, and the blocks will take on the new color. Experiment with different dye combinations to create unique and vibrant structures.

Minecraft Concrete & Creepers

One of the reasons why Minecraft concrete is a popular building material in Minecraft is its remarkable resistance to explosions. Creepers, known for their destructive tendencies, have a strong aversion to Minecraft concrete. Therefore, by constructing walls and barriers out of concrete, you can effectively protect your houses, villages or farms from their explosive attacks: these mobs hate this trick!

Conclusion: Minecraft Concrete

Minecraft Concrete is an invaluable building material in Minecraft, offering both strength and aesthetic appeal to your creations. By following the steps we just described, you can craft concrete powder, transform it into Minecraft concrete, and even dye it in various vibrant colors. Unleash your creativity and build, for example, large castles or modern houses, using concrete will provide both functionality and visual appeal. If you want to try it out yourself grab a friend and hop on a Minecraft server from G-Portal. Have fun!

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