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Update: After finally realizing, with the help of you Super Troopers, that I could of course roll back to the previous version and still get the achievement, I managed to get it. The question still stands how it's supposed to work in this version and still be enjoyable...
Superflat[Java Edition only] or Flat[Bedrock Edition only] is a world type or a vanilla world preset replacing the normal varied terrain of the Overworld, with customizable layers. In Java Edition, superflat can also refer to a dimension's generator type, with which the completely flat terrain can be generated in a specific dimension. See also Custom dimension and Custom world preset. In ...
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- Creeper (Hostile) A silent fellow with an explosive personality. The creeper is a mob that can sneak up on you when you least expect it and trigger a devastating attack by blowing itself up, leaving behind a terrible mess.
- Zombie (Hostile) The groaning zombie is a hostile – and also very needy – fellow. What does it need? To bite players! Preferably: you! While it may be persistent with getting what it craves, the zombie is also quite slow and not very smart.
- Cow (Passive) This beefy bovine is a common sight in many Minecraft biomes. It can be found mooing about in grassy areas, minding its own business in smaller herds.
- Pig (Passive) If you ever hear a cute oinking sound near you, it can only mean one thing – there’s a pig in your bedroom! Or, if you’re lucky, a pig in your Minecraft world!
- Background
- Legitimate Duplication
- Java Edition
- Bedrock Edition
Why duplicate
1. Duplicate your most valuable gear:if you lose them to lava or the Void, you can just pull a backup from your backup chest! More specifically, you make a duplicate from your backup, so you can go through the entire process if you lose them again. 2. Duplicate Enchanted Books / Diamonds / Ancient Debris / Netherite Ingots / Emeralds:Once you have one, you'll have an infinite amount by duplicating it. Again, it is important to leave some stock as backup; you never know if you need more. 3. Du...
How to use this guide
This guide is in the process of restructuring. When it's done, all methods will have something like this in front: These tables are there to save you some time with testing no longer useful methods. Why do we care about mods?Although we, being the official wiki, do not endorse the use of mods, mods are a fact of life we must accept. Servers commonly use them to fix the very glitches we are talking about here and, by some tweaking of the game, do whatever the server owner want the game to do....
These are not actually duplicating items, but instead are legitimate (or mostly legitimate) methods of obtaining certain items.
Unpatched/Working
Currently, work as of the latest release of vanilla Minecraft. They may be patched in modified servers (such as Spigot, or Paper), which many servers use, but have been tested and they still work in unmodified conditions. In singleplayer, these will work but in multiplayer, these will usuallynot work.
Patched/Non-Working
These no longer work as of the latest release of vanilla minecraft, but worked on older versions.
Patched
To use the following methods, you will have to either not update past that point or revert to a previous update (if possible for your system, not all can, such as on Xbox One or Nintendo Switch).
Aug 16, 2021 · Make sure you have enough room. You should have at least 20 blocks of space to work with. This will allow you to move around comfortably while working on the super smelter. After placing the chest, attach 16 hoppers to the side. Attach the first hopper directly to the chest by clicking while holding shift.
Dec 17, 2022 · It presents to you a sandbox where you can build, explore, and find different treasures hidden throughout its open-world map. So without further ado, let’s look at 35 things you can do in Minecraft. 1. Killing the Ender Dragon. Although it is the main storyline, Minecraft does little at explaining the quest to you.
Telemetry Data Collection (formerly called Snooper) is a feature in Minecraft: Java Edition that allows Mojang Studios to collect telemetry data on the player, either by the client or by the server. On the telemetry data collection screen, the player can view the collected data and choose between sending a required "minimal" amount of data or an extended "all". It also includes a link to the ...
