[…] Enchantments are special effects that are useful to power-up your weapons, armor, and tools. Enchanted items in Minecraft have a blue-purple shimmering effect, and are useful for easier […]

[…] in the stone: silverfish! They hide in stone blocks of strongholds, mountains, igloo basements or woodland mansions. The little critters don’t cause much attack damage, but they quickly become annoying. […]

[…] dangers. Therefore, you should not venture into the wilderness carelessly. To protect yourself from mobs, other players, explosions, lava and cacti, you can create and wear armor. Early on in the game, […]

[…] you saw in the village was not Robin Hood, but the nice fletcher next door. All day long he makes (enchanted) bows and crossbows, or tipped arrows, at his fletching table. So it starts with a few wooden […]

[…] Smoker […]

[…] Blast furnace […]

[…] Each of them has a special profession, depending on the items they trade. The villagers accept only emeralds as payment. You profit from trading and can enjoy the gaming experience even more […]

[…] you can effectively protect your houses, villages or farms from their explosive attacks: these mobs hate this […]

[…] all of these ingredients are easy to get, even early on in the game and in basically any biome. Both sticks and planks can be crafted from wood, which comes from trees. Stone slabs are crafted […]

[…] the ancient debris. Combine it with any fuel source and take the netherite scraps out of the blast furnace once you’re […]

[…] ideal netherite mining level is Y level 16, though even there it is difficult to find. A vital tip for miners: only a diamond […]

[…] first decision is what you want to color. If it’s a text element such as signs, books or chat messages, you should use Minecraft color codes. If you’d rather color individual […]

[…] Minecraft charcoal is basically limitless. Quite the opposite of costly – and time-consuming – ore mining methods. See, even if you go mining, there is no guarantee you’ll find coal. But Minecraft […]

[…] construction activities in the game. Moreover, its availability and utility help players in diverse biomes to adapt their strategies, thereby enhancing their overall Minecraft experience. And guess what? […]

[…] This combination of elytra and fireworks definitely needs to be named here. The rare Elytra lets you float through the area. If you then use fireworks, the player is “shot” in the direction where the head is pointing. The fireworks thus act as a boost to the elytra flight. […]

[…] the missiles are fired at mobs, animals, or teammates, they can also take damage from them. So, if you have a bunch of zombies […]

[…] if you want to enhance your flying experience even further, the Minecraft Aether mod adds a lot of exploring through islands in the sky. And if you also use some mods to bring dragons […]

[…] The enchanted golden apple’s effects are ideal for battles against formidable foes like the Ender Dragon, the Warden or the Wither, where every advantage […]

[…] easy to find, being sometimes dropped by oaks and dark oaks as well as being hidden in loot chests in the following […]

[…] Minecraft for two other purposes, those being interacting with piglins as well as feeding them to horses. As you may know, piglins are obsessed with gold and will even cease fighting you to pick up golden […]

[…] how to use a multitude of different tools for your survival and among these items, Minecraft golden apples and enchanted golden apples stand out as some of the most powerful and sought-after consumables. In […]

[…] pumpkins require a light level of 9 or higher to grow, a daylight sensor in combination with an observer and a piston can crush the newly grown Minecraft pumpkin as soon as it is grown, taking the load […]

[…] stacks of blocks […]

[…] in the area of caves and mountains. The long-time wish of the Minecraft community for improved caves is finally being fulfilled. The time spent in caves to mine ores or explore the Minecraft world […]

[…] blaze powder + 1x coal or charcoal + 1x gunpowder = 3x fire […]

[…] if you dare to go there. Still, there is more you need. You can get diamonds by mining diamond ore with a pickaxe. With a little luck, you can also find them in chests. Obsidian can be found […]

[…] books […]

[…] the necessary ingredients and become a block confectioner. However, crafting a cake requires some farming first. So, hopefully you have your farm full of crops and cows at hand. Cakes can’t be eaten […]

[…] to official, unmodified versions of the game. Despite the great popularity and variety of Minecraft mods, the base game still enjoys great popularity. This is not least due to the numerous updates that […]

[…] the construct, you can ensure that the conversion to obsidian will never occur. Meanwhile, adding a piston that moves the finished Minecraft cobblestone blocks from their final position lets you collect the […]

[…] a wooden pickaxe to be dropped. Still, due to its high resistance, it takes longer to mine than concrete, for example, but it is far more explosion resistant. Another method that provides you with endless […]

[…] it forms a solid outer shell, Minecraft cobblestone is often used for redstone constructs. The dispenser, observer and piston are all crafted by using cobblestone. As an example, […]

[…] block that can be broken far easier than others. Once you break it though, a small, aggressive mob breaks free and attacks you. They are called silverfish and they can become quite the nuisance very […]

[…] trial chambers […]

[…] is especially useful since ores are not evenly spread out in the Minecraft world. Using this info helps you get the resources you need more […]

[…] to learn more? Check out how these amazing creatures can help your game by following this link. The world of Minecraft animals is waiting for you to explore. It offers great chances to make your […]

[…] guide help you have more fun with pigs. If you want to learn more about other creatures, check out Piglins and their trading skills. Happy […]

[…] shaders for yourself! To start with Minecraft shaders today, check out this helpful guide: learn more about installing and using […]

[…] crafting: mushroom, bowl & a flower […]

[…] look at how to obtain, craft and use Minecraft suspicious stew, along with a breakdown of the effects it can grant, enhancing your gameplay […]

[…] of status effects based on its ingredients. This guide provides a detailed look at how to obtain, craft and use Minecraft suspicious stew, along with a breakdown of the effects it can grant, enhancing […]

[…] original Minecraft edition and is available for Windows, macOS as well as Linux. It offers a lot of mod support and is perhaps the most well-known […]

[…] lot of people have tried playing Minecraft throughout the years. But there is one thing standing between you and […]

[…] on the subject. In short, breeding horses requires you to feed them with a golden apple or a golden carrot. The horses turn to each other and after a short time a foal appears. Congratulations, you have […]

[…] you. But of course, players will find themselves walking on land most of the time (Unless you use a mod like the Aether mod or have a particularly ocean biome-heavy seed). To traverse the vast forests, […]

[…] the regular golden apple, enchanted golden apples cannot be crafted as of version 1.9. Thus, the ‘enchanted’ part of its name may lead to some confusion, as it does not need to be […]

[…] your health at the same time. Meanwhile, enchanted golden apples must be looted but offer these effects in a far more powerful version. These items not only provide significant advantages in combat but […]

[…] you can use golden apples in Minecraft for two other purposes, those being interacting with piglins as well as feeding them to horses. As you may know, piglins are obsessed with gold and will even […]

[…] dangers. While you journey through this world, you will learn how to use a multitude of different tools for your survival and among these items, Minecraft golden apples and enchanted golden apples stand […]

[…] coal, charcoal, wood and lavabuckets. As for the food, the smoker accepts the raw versions of beef, chicken, porkchop, rabbit and mutton as well as raw fish and the uncooked versions of kelp and potatoes. […]

[…] useful when you have a large quantity of food to cook, such as after a successful hunting trip or farming session. Whether you’re cooking meat, fish, or other edible items, the smoker ensures you […]

[…] is to simply craft one. To be clear, while there are many possible variations of the smoker recipe, Minecraft only has one recipe for it. If you‘ve ever heard of ‘smoker recipes,’ Minecraft […]

[…] sea lanterns or prismarine bricks. Once this is done, the conduit becomes active, allowing you to breathe underwater while under its influence, as well as speeding up your mining process. Additionally, the shape and […]

[…] tandem with one of the most useful items in the game: the conduit. For more details check out our conduit guide, but the short version is that Minecraft prismarine is necessary to activate the conduit. Once you […]

[…] prismarine block, there are also smaller Minecraft prismarine shards, which have unique crafting recipes tied to them. Minecraft has several shard recipes that give you exclusive […]

[…] diamond + 1x tide armor trim + 1x prismarine block = 1x tide armor trim smithing […]

[…] As the name suggests, sea lanterns have the ability to light up areas underwater, making them integral for any thoroughly planned underwater base. In fact, sea lanterns have a light level of 15, the highest level blocks can glow in. It emits the same glow as fire, jack o’lanterns and beacons. The prismarine crystals that are necessary for crafting can be obtained via guardians and ancient guardians, or by mining naturally occurring sea lanterns without the ‘Silk Touch’ enchantment.  […]

[…] the many types of stone you can find in the diverse biomes of Minecraft, some stand out for one reason or another. One of them is Minecraft prismarine. This […]

[…] Prismarine Walls: Walls are higher than blocks, denying mobs the chance to climb over them. Similar to fences, this makes them ideal to keep your home […]

[…] Torches: Provide light and prevent mob spawning. Crafted with sticks and coal or charcoal.   1. How to survive your first night in Minecraft http://www.minecraft.net 2. How To Get Charcoal in Minecraft? | GPORTAL Wiki http://www.g-portal.com […]

[…] Note If you cannot find your server despite entering it correctly, you may have to add it to your favorites in Steam first. You can find all information about this in this Wiki article. […]

[…] recipe book helps with crafting […]

[…] pufferfish, rotten flesh (80% chance) or raw chicken (30% […]

[…] being attacked by a mob […]

[…] the entity flow […]

[…] apple, enchanted golden apple, totem of […]

[…] costs for buying items; lets villagers throw gifts at the […]

[…] drinking a potion […]

[…] milk goats in Minecraft using a bucket, similar to cows. Goat milk can be used in various crafting recipes and for removing status […]

[…] wisely: the daylight detector. Minecraft slabs do play their part in protecting you from hostile mobs all thanks to this recipe and some additional […]

[…] wood […]

[…] smoothly through the air, navigating around obstacles with ease. The blaze, on the other hand, floats and hovers but tends to stay within a certain height range and does not navigate around obstacles […]

[…] the new trial chambers that came with the Minecraft 1.21 update also came new mobs to fight inside. The most elusive of these is the breeze. In Minecraft history, there has only ever […]

[…] repair an item with its manufacturing material, place it (e.g. an iron sword) in the first field and the material (e.g. an iron ingot) in the second field. For each unit of […]

[…] and high damage can be a real lifesaver in a trial run. Additionally, you need a breeze rod to craft the new flow armor smithing template While a Minecraft breeze does not drop anything else beside […]

[…] the new trial chambers that came with the Minecraft 1.21 update also came new mobs to fight inside. The most elusive of […]

[…] combine enchantments […]

[…] weapons […]

[…] craft a Minecraft anvil, you need iron ingots and iron blocks. Go to a crafting table and just follow the […]

[…] cooked chicken […]

[…] have to craft your own MC furnace. These villages usually generate an MC furnace in the houses of weaponsmiths, allowing you to use them as well. If you travel for long enough, you also have a chance of finding […]

[…] trident: 2.1% […]

[…] Before we look at the Minecraft trial chambers themselves, we should discuss how you can find them in the first place. Trial chambers usually spawn between y-Level -40 and -20 of the overworld but tend to spawn a bit closer to the surface. For the generation of the chambers, the world is divided into regions of 32×32 chunks and each region is given 1x Minecraft trial chamber. Note that these regions do not have to align with biomes. […]

[…] trial chambers are mostly built on bricks made of tuff and copper, giving them a unique and ominous […]

[…] armor (chainmail, iron or […]

[…] entrance to the first corridor. Features a fountain as well as mysterious reliefs showing mobs like spiders, bogged or breezes. Contains an ominous vault at the top […]

[…] banner pattern: […]

[…] Minecraft trial chambers are completely combat-focussed, so bringing your best armor, potions and weapons is mandatory. As all randomly generated structures, Minecraft trial chambers can consist of a sheer […]

[…] target group. For the veterans that have already done their fair share of butting heads with the ender dragon, withers and wardens, the ominous trials offer a hard but satisfying challenge. So, if you want to […]

[…] skeleton […]

[…] in Minecraft? In short, Minecraft trial chambers are structures that spawn multiple waves of mobs and offer rewards for players that can defeat all of those mobs. This is, of course, a rather […]

[…] bread: 15% (between 1-3) […]

[…] it. Be advised that Minecraft trial chambers are completely combat-focussed, so bringing your best armor, potions and weapons is mandatory. As all randomly generated structures, Minecraft trial chambers […]

[…] can’t be crafted […]

[…] are flammable and can be set on fire […]

[…] torches and flower pots can be attached to closed […]

[…] https://www.g-portal.com/wiki/en/change-tick-speed-in-minecraft/ […]

[…] home base with more utility stands. One is the furnace which you can use to transform wood into charcoal, for example. Another is the brewing […]

[…] The brewing stand also serves as a job site for the cleric villager, opening more possibilities towards brewing your own potions.  […]

[…] diamonds + 1x vex amor trim smithing template + 1x cobblestone = 2 vex […]

[…] has added numerous new blocks and mechanics to the base game. Besides the innocuous dirt and planks that form the basis of early building in Minecraft, cobblestone is the oldest block to still exist […]

[…] of the most versatile blocks in the world of Minecraft. As such, listing each and every cobblestone recipe would take too much time. Instead, we have prepared some categories and examples that give you an […]

[…] have put together a practical overview of admin commands in THIS Wiki […]

[…] unique horses have been around in Minecraft since 2013.8 They are fast, nimble, and can jump really high. This makes them great for getting around or […]

[…] are easy to craft, requiring only a few materials. While copper can be difficult to find in certain biomes, wood and iron are very […]

[…] without being attacked. Other than that, it has no defensive capabilities whatsoever, so an armor set with a Minecraft pumpkin helmet is not the safest one in […]

[…] use it as a helmet. The MC pumpkin helmet limits your view but allows you to make eye contact with endermen without being attacked. Other than that, it has no defensive capabilities whatsoever, so an armor […]

[…] coal and iron ores as examples. Coal can appear any place from 0 to 256, most likely between 0-19213. Iron is found from -64 to 320, but it’s more common in mountaintops (-24 to 56) than […]

[…] It cannot be placed in the world but is carried in the player’s inventory and used to attack mobs or other […]

[…] your imagination. For example, you can use sticky pistons to open or close other pathways such as rails or […]

[…] the manual effort required in farming. If you further evolve your setup with a composter and the bone meal you can harvest from it, you will never need to plant and harvest plants on your own […]

[…] Minecraft piston is a redstone construct that can push up to 12 blocks in any direction. It is a versatile block that you can use […]

[…] pumpkin. It is a versatile block that naturally generates in various biomes, can be used for crafting, decoration, creating iron and snow golems and serves multiple functions including as a wearable […]

[…] many blocks can also be found in several biomes, the Minecraft observer cannot be obtained by any other way than crafting. To gather redstone […]

[…] 2x redstone dust and 1x Nether quartz. Place the cobblestone in the top and bottom rows of the crafting window, the redstone left and center in the middle row, and the Nether Quartz in the middle right […]

[…] observer is a redstone signal block that can be used to build traps, secret doors, automations or flying machines. Its front side has a face, while the back side is adorned with a small redstone access […]

[…] craft an MC observer, you need 6x Cobblestone, 2x redstone dust and 1x Nether quartz. Place the cobblestone in the top and bottom rows of the […]

[…] fully. For example, we will use bamboo, but the farm also works with flower seeds, tree saplings or pumpkin […]

[…] the stem, another MC pumpkin will replace the one you destroyed soon. For those well-versed in redstone construction, an automatic farm can be constructed rather easily. Since pumpkins require a light […]

[…] on what exactly they change. For example, a shader can simply change how the lighting on different textures looks like. Another might overhaul the complete lighting system of the game. When you add shaders […]

[…] This element can later  be seen on the banner. Compatible elements can be, for example, a golden apple, the head of a creeper or skeleton, a stone block or a vine. This then creates a corresponding logo […]

[…] on the banner. Compatible elements can be, for example, a golden apple, the head of a creeper or skeleton, a stone block or a vine. This then creates a corresponding logo on the banner. There are countless […]

[…] and a bone meal block are very easy to craft into Minecraft bone meal, hunting skeletons, opening chests and looting fossils found in swamp and desert biomes can prove useful when collecting Minecraft […]

[…] combined with a dispenser, bone meal can be used to automatically fertilize your crops. By using a redstone circuit and a daylight sensor, you can ensure that your crops are always growing at maximum […]

[…] is bone meal in Minecraft? It is an item that can be used in farming and crafting, standing out as particularly useful. Derived from bones, Minecraft bone meal serves […]

[…] underscore charcoal’s utility in substituting coal for essential game mechanics and item crafting in […]

[…] can also be integral in crafting campfires, which provide light, warmth and a means to cook food or smoke signals. This is done by arranging 3x sticks, one charcoal (coal in the original recipe) […]

[…] by combining it with soul sand along with a stick, which not only emits light but also repels piglins when placed in the […]

[…] charcoal is combined with a stick to produce a torch, a light source that wards off hostile mobs. Similarly, it can be used to craft soul torches by combining it with soul sand along with a stick, […]

[…] on what exactly they change. For example, a shader can simply change how the lighting on different textures looks like. Another might overhaul the complete lighting system of the game. When you add shaders […]

[…] effectively utilize a Minecraft banner, you can mount it on any vertical surface, from walls to trees. Additionally, you can copy your custom banners. By combining a crafted banner with a blank banner […]

[…] you to customize your Minecraft banner designs, the loom also causes a villager to become a shepherd. This type of villager is someone you can trade with, offering banners and […]

[…] the maximum underwater breathing effect, certain potions are very useful. Naturally, the potion of water breathing (often also referred to as the underwater […]

[…] commands, you need to open the console in the game. We explain how to do this on your server in this article. Below you will find a list of admin commands that you can use in V […]

[…] To understand how to craft a banner in Minecraft, take a look at the Minecraft banner recipe: […]

[…] enchanted golden apple […]

[…] it not only adds distinction but also helps in identifying players during battles in multiplayer modes. Alternatively, you can mount your MC banner onto your helmet (in Java Edition) or your chestplate […]

[…] to express creativity and claim territories in the Minecraft world. These banners come in various colors and can be customized with different patterns and motifs. This guide will explore the various […]

[…] the world loads, the game will recognize the datapack and you can use the /datapack list enabled command to confirm it’s […]

[…] Caves – These caves are populated by clusters of mushrooms that create a surreal, otherworldly atmosphere. The eerie light of your torch provides just enough […]

[…] there is a discussion about the absolute best Minecraft mod, the name ‘Terralith’ has a good chance to show up. While we won’t even try to decide which […]

[…] Details and Animations: Allows players to control various visual elements, such as water, grass and fire animations, for better performance or visual […]

[…] damages hostile underwater mobs […]

[…] into everything you need to know about the Minecraft conduit, from its introduction to the game to crafting, activation and strategic […]

[…] mine: stone pickaxe or […]

[…] dripstone was introduced as part of the update 1.18, called ‘Caves & Cliffs’, which aimed to significantly enrich the game’s underground environments. This addition […]

[…] mod adds a lot of exploring through islands in the sky. And if you also use some mods to bring dragons into the game, the vertical aspects of Minecraft gain a completely new […]

[…] the myth. Especially the streamers ‘Copeland’ and ‘Patimuss’ were known to alter individual textures to look like herobrine, thus placing terrifying Minecraft herobrine sightings in their livestreams. […]

[…] zombies & their variants […]

[…] weapon, preferably an enchanted sword or an axe for higher damage output. Armor with protection enchantments can also mitigate damage taken during […]

[…] to the Minecraft book item. Lecterns hold books for multiple players to read simultaneously in multiplayer mode, particularly useful for displaying written books or written book and […]

[…] vanilla version. OptiFine does not change the events in the game at all. You still have to mine, craft and fight. Ultimately, the difference is in the way you perceive the world and in the performance […]

[…] enchanting system, as it is required alongside experience points to enchant weapons, tools, armor and books. Beyond enchanting, Minecraft lapis lazuli serves as a dye, offering players the ability […]

[…] You see, even if it is a simple block, Minecraft terracotta can become so much more. Used wisely, its colorful variants will contribute to your world and help you build extraordinary structures and precious new armor. […]

[…] primary Minecraft terracotta biome is the mesa biome, now known as the badlands. Here, players can find terracotta in large quantities and in various […]

[…] in their chests, though stealing them will reduce your popularity in the village. You can also use treasure maps to find hidden chests which can contain MC […]

[…] villagers keep Minecraft emerald in their chests, though stealing them will reduce your popularity in the […]

[…] wolves prefer cold biomes, so you should prepare yourself against the cold with some enchanted armor and weapons. From the perspective of a wolf, biome diversity is very important, since it increases […]

[…] as sheep babies instead of as their adult counterparts. Additionally, they can spawn in different colors. Most sheep will spawn as white sheep. Gray, brown and black Minecraft sheep are also quite common […]

[…] rails can be found in several different biomes. Both the mansion and the mineshaft can contain Minecraft rails, which you can just break and take with you. This is also a good […]

[…] it. Axolotls are mostly friendly. You might keep one you brought home from your journey to some caves. All you need is a bucket, really. Here is the warning: don’t put it next to frogs if you want to […]

[…] As explained, the shift-click is basically a follow-up of the single click crafting. And of course you can still take your time for some classic manual crafting. These are just some ways to reduce time spent crafting while you could be roaming fantastic biomes. […]

[…] In the history of Minecraft, there have been several spin-offs. The newest, Minecraft Legends, was just published in April 2023, but projects like Minecraft Education Edition and Minecraft Dungeons have also been successful. But do you remember Minecraft Earth? If so, have you ever wondered why you haven’t heard any news about it lately? And if not, aren’t you curious about it? In any case, let us tell you about the tragedy of Minecraft Earth and unveil this forgotten part of Minecraft history. […]

[…] iron golems drop iron ingots when killed. Additionally, mobs like zombies, husks and zombified villagers have a small chance to drop iron ingots when killed, so if you prefer using swords rather than […]

[…] or amused by its way of ‘walking’. Unlike other mobs, it doesn’t have 2 legs. Or 8 like a spider. It doesn’t fly like allays, either. Indeed, it bounces around as a little slimy cube. Still, […]

[…] level is Y level 16, though even there it is difficult to find. A vital tip for miners: only a diamond pickaxe can break through the formidable defenses of the ancient debris. Additionally, due to its […]

[…] vital addition to your arsenal. The Minecraft crossbow is a ranged weapon that can fire arrows and firework rockets. This may sound limited, but keep in mind that there are many different types of arrows, so […]

[…] lighting rod concentrates lighting onto itself, which gives off a powerful redstone signal. While not as […]

[…] if you see them, you should definitely hit them nonetheless. Having a few pieces of enchanted armor never […]

[…] of drowning with it. Be ready to close these holes as soon as they pop up, or keep some potions of underwater breathing with […]

[…] in multiplayer, individual players can play in different modes […]

[…] melee weapons like a sword or axe– the more valuable the material, the more damage the weapon […]

[…] on the bamboo block, and the stripped bamboo block which you can obtain by using an axe on a regular bamboo block, some other useful Minecraft bamboo recipes […]

[…] no longer hold yourself back with joy? Then hop on a Minecraft server from G-Portal either alone or multiplayer and fight the countless mobs with your newly enchanted […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] enchanted berry […]

[…] special weapons you can get thanks to Minecraft Lucky Block. These include a sword, a bow and a potion, all of which have the unique ability to spawn random items when […]

[…] rate than normal fire, inflicting 2 damage per second instead of 1. Additionally, soul fire repels piglins, making it a very good companion in the Nether. Keep in mind that soul fire is the same as regular […]

[…] trident enchanted with channeling or a lightning rod. Many of these items can also be found in wild biomes. Coincidentally, both torches and campfires can generate naturally in ancient cities and in […]

[…] That’s why it’s important to protect your fortress, village or even your small farm with lightning rods. Otherwise, you may run into these […]

[…] a single log block. Putting the Minecraft wood or log in the top slot of a furnace turns it into charcoal, which in turn can be used as a substitute for regular […]

[…] The number and versatility of packs with Minecraft Bedrock skins is enormous. The theme-specific addons range in inspiration from popular movie franchises to other video games and smaller themes like biomes. […]

[…] sites. Once you get comfortable with a mod you could also show your results to your friends on a multiplayer […]

[…] with many other game features, mobs can be influenced by certain mods. You can find numerous player-made mods online that will alter biomes or entities. Some things you […]

[…] you still want a trident, you should get a sword or a bow and arrow, because you will have to hunt a lot of drowned. Only 6.25% of all drowned even […]

[…] can turn them into brown (and vice versa) by striking them with lighting, either by chance, with a lightning rod or with the trident enchantment […]

[…] the Minecraft tick speed is not difficult and involves using the `/gamerule` command. All it takes is 3 little steps to adjust the Minecraft random tick speed to your […]

[…] it comes to battle within the ocean, a trident enchanted with impaling does wonders against aquatic […]

[…] first game experiences and especially the opinions of players and their feedback helped Notch, the creator of Minecraft, to make improvements and expand the game’s content. Over the […]

[…] or living with each other on the server. No matter if you build a base in a group and need certain mobs or want to attack each […]

[…] you should be standing in the middle of your new Minecraft VR world, ready to explore, mine and craft as you […]

[…] the houses of villagers are beds, which you can easily dismantle and take with you. Depending on the biome, the beds also come in some other colors, not just white. Thus, even for new players, the chance of […]

[…] more variety when exploring Minecraft worlds? This modpack offers a whole new set of biomes. How about this: Sprawling cave systems, mystical-looking regions with floating islands, rugged […]

[…] in Minecraft or creating adventures (Pixelart). A big advantage over survival mode is that tools or armor do not wear out. Especially the flying and the faster dismantling make the creative mode a paradise […]

[…] Rather rare building in the swamp. There is a possibility to meet a witch there (so you should be prepared for it). In the hut itself there is usually a chest with potions. […]

[…] data pack, it’s essential to set up a proper development environment. Start by choosing a code editor that you’re comfortable with; popular options include Visual Studio Code, Atom, or Sublime […]

[…] gaming experience than with the vanilla version. However, it does not work with plug-ins for Paper (another Minecraft API based on Spigot) or […]

[…] If the missiles are fired at mobs, animals, or teammates, they can also take damage from them. So, if you have a bunch of zombies running at your feet again, just shoot fireworks into the crowd with a multishot crossbow (has something of a shotgun effect). However, the mobs will not be set on fire. […]

[…] installation of a snapshot on a Minecraft server works similarly easy. You can also check out our video tutorial on how to install Minecraft […]

[…] all ingredients for your cake, you should know which ones you need to look out for. The cake recipe in Minecraft includes four ingredients in […]

[…] properties. This is how you get the necessary ingredients and become a block confectioner. However, crafting a cake requires some farming first. So, hopefully you have your farm full of crops and cows at […]

[…] the material needed and the amount of paper you get. Sure, it is only one piece of paper, but farming sugar cane is easy. Even if you don’t grow it yourself, it appears often in Minecraft and finding […]

[…] It’s easy to cut down. With 3 sticks of sugar cane next to each other in the middle row of the crafting window, you can create paper at the crafting table. Quite simple, isn’t […]

[…] This generally means being in a world where cheats are enabled or having operator status in a multiplayer […]

[…] with their knowledge. If you’re really good with redstone or know where any given type of ore is, the peaceful server type is the right one for […]

[…] be protected from them and just defend yourself against the world and its dangers, you can simply disable the PvP mechanic. Vanilla is a good way of starting your first adventure of one of the many Minecraft multiplayer […]

[…] else on that server. Of course, you have to know how to install mods. Also, read any rules the server might have carefully, so that you are not kicked from that server because of a misunderstanding. […]

[…] Creative mode, mods and plug-ins aside, Minecraft is a survival game at its core. You have to feed yourself, build protective structures and defend yourself against mobs. But what if you combined the thrill that is ever-present in survival mode with the changing tides and alliances that come with multiplayer? Well, the answer to that question is: Minecraft survival multiplayer servers, short SMP. […]

[…] and mods that want to bring SMP to your game combine the dangers and excitement of both survival mode and multiplayer. However, there are a few different kinds of Minecraft multiplayer survival servers […]

[…] Minecraft lapis, players need a pickaxe made of stone or a better material, with iron, diamond or netherite pickaxes being preferred for their efficiency. Enchantments also play a significant role in […]