everyone enjoying the Chaos Cube drop so far?

>>573358698
luhmao

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Cushions make pretty neat displays. You can easily put a hopper underneath to recycle the item before it despawns

>>573359146
You could already do that with literally any block.

>>573359273
It's also about style, not just function

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>>573317489
>cushion
>causes lag
tired of hearing this fud from literal retards that get their education from yt comments or r*ddit threads instead of doing their own testing
they're entities, but they extend BlockAttachedEntity, like item frames and leash knots on fences. they implement no collision, aren't affected by TNT explosion velocity calculations, and don't even contribute to mob/entity caps (why the fuck would they?)
ffs cushions are MORE lightweight than item frames, since item frames can hold refs to map data, yet no one bitches about them
you can have upwards of 6000 in your viewport being rendered with literally zero performance impact.
they aren't subject to occlusion culling (eg, they are still rendered when behind blocks), but they ARE subject to frustum culling, so if you aren't looking directly at a massive bugged stack of them on a single block, you can have in excess of 50k of them in render *and* sim distance while outside your viewport with zero(0) performance impact
the only fluid that can break them is lava and are broken by having no block support. in either case, the game breaks them in a staggered check interval and inherit BlockAttachedEntity's tick function that bounds the checks to 1 per 100 ticks, which is why there's a delay to them breaking. again, item frames have this exact same functionality, which is why item frames have to be placed on wall-attached signs to use them to make hidden doors with mapart
also, pistons break them, so they don't interact with redstone (yet), and the only way they can become block-misaligned is through @e summon commands
the entire java code base has been deobfuscated for months and there's still mouth breathers out here that can't fucking read spreading lies about shit they don't understand

>>573359994
You can tell it's true by the fact that he wrote a fucking book trying to prove it isn't.

>>573359994
But people do complain about item frames causing lag, what are you talking about? We're worried about lag because they are like item frames, which are known to be laggy in large amounts.

what irks me the most about cushions is that they don't get the outline while hovering over them
if you're going to fake being blocks at least go all the way

>>573358431
>not Cushy Edition
You had ONE job

My concern is they might try to patch being able to swap the supporting block before the cushion breaks, which makes cushions fit better on stairs and slabs. Thing is how would it tell if its current placement is “legal” or not? Unlike item frames, cushions are specifically meant to overlap with blocks, so would they change it to only allow certain kinds of overlap? That seems like a headache to implement, plus it could ruin a ton of designs options people have already figured out. The other option is to have the cushion break instantly, but surely that would already be the case unless it’s leftover from using item frame code?

the cushion will be the revolution that will make minecraft popular again

>>573359994
I bet hoppers cause way more lag than cushions, since they run code every tick. Even with all the optimizations hoppers have

>>573360879
But they're not meant to be fake blocks, though?

>>573362275
It wouldn't be hard to do at all. There's already a check to position the cushion when you first place it, and obviously that process provides you with a height value. You could simply compare that value to the current Y position of the cushion, and break (or adjust) the cushion if they don't match. Simple. I don't think they will, though, as it would significantly worsen the feature, and it's not like the current implementation allows players to do anything harmful

>>573362929
The only thing I could see them fixing is when a cushion is entirely hidden by a block, like when you place a slab on top of a cushion on the ground. If you can't see it at all, it would make sense for it to pop off. I think item frames work like that already

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>>573360562
>it's true
what is? use your words.
>>573360831
oh my fault, i didn't realize you played on a toaster
yeah, item frames are conditionally heavy, because they have can have items/maps/nbt in them, an issue that empty frames don't have and something the cushion can't have. picrel
did you even read my post?
>>573362514
no need to bet, it's a fact. cushions tick once every 100 ticks to check for instability (if it's bbox does not collide with another blocks anchoring bbox) or lava and break if either are true, it breaks. it has no other ticking
>>573362275
>>573363172
not a bug, it's inherent to the BlockAttachedEntity class. item frames have the same functionality.

>>573363323
So...they cause more lag than a normal block. And don't pretend le artistic builders aren't going to spam cushions way more than anyone ever spammed frames.

>>573361871
Damn, that's good. My bad.

>>573363323
I did read your post, I just explained why people are worried. I know it's not the same as walls of map art, but also most Java players don't have a great computer.

>>573363539
>So...they cause more lag than a normal block
Yes. An insignificant amount of it compared to actual living entities. You need to have a very poor PC to be affected by it, and above all you have to be a complete nigger to complain about other people getting a new incredibly versatile option for building and decorating.

>>573364729
>incredibly versatile
*incredibly gaudy half melon

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>>573363539
when the fuck did i say they were performance-free and like a normal block? im saying the performance impact is near-trivial unless you're using in excess of 5000 of them in a single build, at which point you get a minor dip in FPS (on OGL no less)
again, the performance impact doesn't even apply if they aren't in your view port.
>don't pretend le artistic builders aren't going to spam cushions way more than anyone ever spammed frames
don't pretend you are being forced to play with a builder (that's totally real and not a strawman) that is crazy enough to use 10k cushions in a build
be more concerned about the fag with 500 sheep that is farming the wool for the 10k cushions
face it, you didn't do your own testing and you're flapping your arms complaining for no reason other than to be mad for your own emotion sake.
>>573364352
fair. admittedly, my machine is beefy, but im intentionally keeping heap size at 4gb for testing so that i can show people that at least RAM isn't a factor. the only place were i can see an issue is with ice boat tracks where you could feasibly bump up against that 5k zone if you put a cushion on every single gd ice block like here: https://x.com/DashPum4/status/2074518610442100819
even then, you can just not do that.

>>573363539
>le artistic builders
What part of the player base are you even in if you're not a builder or a redstoner? The entirety of the game's intrinsic motivation is in building stuff, or making contraptions that farm or make blocks to build more stuff. 80% of the tool progression can be achieved in under an hour and is mostly just there to be slight friction between you and your next block for a build. If you're some progressionfag or looking for RPG adventure shit, just play modded.

fat juicy efe

>>573366946
When did I say I wasn't either? I just don't use ugly blocks with eyesore textures because they have the right color or shape when seen from 1000 blocks away.

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>>573367064
She's not fat

freshly squeezed efe juice on ice

>>573368789
fat milk reserve

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Minecraft structure generation is beyond fucked

>>573367930
>t. mindbroken programmer art user and chronic cobblecube builder

>>573366946
There's modders, PvPers, roleplayers, minigame players, parkour players etc.
>>573369247
I prefer the new textures and hate when I see someone using the old ones but I agree with that guy. Stop using the complete wrong materials in builds, it breaks immersion.

>>573369148
Those don't look like vanilla structures...

i am still on the drop that was before the tiny takeover one

>>573370510
They're not, but they utilize the exact same data-driven mechanics as vanilla villages. let's not pretend this doesn't happen in vanilla as well.

>>573370728
you're not missing much with TT unless you like permanent baby mobs for stuff like zoos or kittens. craftable nametags were nice, but TT was just a girlfriend update with not much besides cutesy shit.
cum cubes are unironically one of the best updates in years though.

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>>573370728
I'm a couple drops behind even that one, I'm slowly working on updating all my shit
I spent like 3 fucking hours yesterday figuring out how to correctly texture this little guy. It's based on someone's adult cat skin from 6 years ago that I found online and added as a custom cat variant last year. Little did I know it was going to require a dedicated baby model soon and no-one to do it for me

>>573372149
/mmcg/ is further down the corridor

>>573372149
>>>/vg/mmcg

>>573372149
What mod lets you crank your hog?

>>573372238
oh shit my bad i didnt know there was a separate general for mods

>>573372289
its just hand cranking this stuff. i burn through 2 1/2 hunger bars mixing alloys but yeah im headed to the mmcg. sorry fellas

>>573371031
>cum cubes are unironically one of the best updates in years
Name two use cases.

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>>573358698
I like the sulfur and cinnabar blocksets, but other than that and the geysers there's not much else that grabs me. The cube will just remain an ambient mob I see when exploring the caves to get more cinnabar/sulfur.

>>573372445
Not the cubes themselves, but the McDonalds caves blocks and GAYsers are cool for building

>>573372570
>best update in years
>it's just some decoration slop which they've been adding for years
Y'all are some of the most placable cattle people on earth.

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>>573372803
It's less that it's such an impressive update by itself and more that it just followed two nothingburgers

If they want this to be a furniture update they should add scaffolding for every wood type. It's a loved or hated block as is, people who love it like the functionality, people who hate it don't like how they work and have no other reason to use it. They are a great shape for furniture, but only really fit with other bamboo things. Variants would upset nobody and please many.
>>573373814
I actually think polishing some neglected graphics feels like a more substantial update than adding a blockset because it's good precedent, and the animals do look much better. It would have been better if that was a side part of a larger update but if we're doing Drop™slop then I would prefer a hundred updates like TT over a hundred updates like CC.

>>573375514
The thing is, I'm not rushing to update my game just for the new baby textures. They are nice to have, but I can easily wait until something more substantial comes along. On the other hand CC actually piques my interest simply by having two new block families to build with, even if i wish it had more than that.

Unironically my favorite thing about TT is data-driven villagers, and even that turned out to be more limited that I thought it would be

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Jesus fucking christ why are new rabbits so obese?

>>573376216
Plump. You should see the bees.

>>573372445
high speed monorails and RNGs powered by mobs hitting bouncy cubes in a room

>>573376216
heckin wholesome big chungus

>>573376580
Why not just do rngs by having the mobs walk around the room? Why not use elytra? Ultimately, people are scrambling to find some way to use them but any way you can use them is just a convoluted method of doing something that you can already do easily.

>>573376216
Why is she lifting her tail and tilting her head like she wants her anus penetrated?

>>573372445
>use cases
name only if you can name two use cases for the mooshroom

>>573368856
efeade

i hate Sniffers

>>573377898
>infinite on demand mushroom stew, the easiest infinite early game food source
>infinite milk
>leather
>>573378213
The beginning of the dreamworksification of minecraft.

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So why did they hype up the straw bed and abandoned camp so much?
Are mojang so out of touch they thought those would actually be the highlight features of the patch? As opposed to the stairs/slabs and cushions?

>>573379838
Wool stairs are too simple of a thing and cushions were likely not ready to be shown yet

>>573378213
Torchflowers are pretty though, they have become my to-go flower for putting in a pot when doing interiors

>>573379838
They highlight features that are ready to be shipped, not features that are still being worked on and might end up delayed or otherwise shelved due to issues implementing.

Straw beds are revolutionary for mid to late game exploration if you don't want to have to face the night or phantoms.

Abandoned camps are good early to mid game structures that add flavor to the world.

Wool stairs and slabs were a highlight of the TwitchCon presentation.

Cushions were likely still too early in development to be shown off

>>573379838
Are they not allowed to save the fun stuff for later? Isn't that more fun? They did the same with geysers and probably other stuff. And they didn't hype up the straw bed, that's not hyping it up.

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>>573368856
efe juice on nautilus

>>573380235
Saving the straw bed to exclusively reveal to content creators who then talk about it is hyping it up no? Why else would it be so secretive if not to generate marketable hype

>>573378213
sniffer is the antichrist of minecraft and represents everything that's wrong with nujang

>>573380636
Didn't they say it might not even be ready for this update? So they weren't confident enough to reveal it.

>>573380103
don't argue with people that don't build. anything that lacks numismatic or progressive utility fills them with autistic rage.

>>573381371
No, they said that it wasn't ready to be shown at minecraft live because it was still in testing not that it wouldn't be ready for the update itself. That's why the prototype was only shown to a select few behind the scenes

>>573376216
Men like women with a little bit of meat on their bones

>>573383387
No, what fills us with autistic rage is nothing substantial being added to the game for years that doesn't lack those pseud words you typed.

>>573376063
Technically the villagers aren't data driven, it's just the villager trades

>>573386205
>substantial
you have no idea how to measure substance
>pseud words
read a book nigga

>>573380103
I don't think anyone has a problem with the new flowers, but adding a whole mob (with its own unique process of obtaining) just for two flowers seems a bit like overkill. If it ever reaches like 5 flowers in total, I think it would feel a lot more justified, but even Mojang seem to have forgotten about the sniffer when adding the golden dandelion

For weeks I have been annoyed by that wandering trader constantly spawning around me and I only just found out I can turn off him spawning

>>573380505
using that efe juice as a target to practice my bow aim

>>573386653
>nigga
I know you pulled up a thesaurus or AI for those words "nigga" because it's retarded phrasing even with the knowledge of what they mean "nigga" which tells me you didn't learn them in proper context "nigga."

Snurt snort *pushes up glasses* erm the assertion that updates need be faceted erm *snot dribble* with ideal progressive gaming norms *hocks up loogie* lacks verisimilitude, actually.

>>573381371
They said they didn't plan the golden dandelion either but released that real fast. TNT sulfur cube took less than a month too despite them "never having planned it". I honestly wouldn't take everything they say for granted, it feels like PV responses to paint them in good light

>>573388485
To be fair, those things are very easy to implement. On click set mob age to -1, if age -1 don't grow older. Copy-paste the dandelion and tint it golden. TNT is already an entity when lit, and cum cubes can already display blocks. There's really not much new code needed

>>573389249
The same can be said about stuff like wool stairs, it's just reusing the texture on an existing model. Even the straw bed would be easy to implement. So I don't understand why they would need to have delayed it. I personally think it was on purpose so they can extend the drop updates longer rather than having it all released from the start. Otherwise the 2-3 months following that would be void of discussion and hype until the update is actually out.
Even the geyseys working with lava got added pretty quick. It just all feels artificial. They tease the drop and release little to start, then add various more important features later on to keep interest. The opinion on sulfur caves reveal would've been drastically more positive if they showed the geyser for example, there wouldn't have been complaints it's only a multiplayer minigame drop then

>>573390538
I'm sure they delay things on purpose, but it's also true that the firefly debacle really shook them. They absolutely don't want to tease something they're not 100% ready to release anymore

anyone know any good ways to seed hunt? i really want a very tall spiky mountain range near spawn, an ocean, and a plains/forest biome close to sea level. are any of the seedfinding programs able to help with this or am i better off rerolling seeds at complete random?

>>573391564
No clue, but I've used Chunkbase to roll for seeds a few times. It's completely random, but at least you don't have to generate the world every time

What's the current updated resource pack to get the nu-music away?

>>573391564
https://mcseedmap.net
If you open it and go to the seed finder tab you can select biomes/structures you want

https://www.seeds.gg/search
Also does that, it can generate you a bunch of seeds at once.

You can check the website maps for the seeds after getting them or just try them in game. Not sure you can check the y level heights of things here but you can check the biomes at least, then check it in game when you get your mountain/ocean/plains combo

>>573395284
Sick anon, thank you. Time to spend hours looking for the perfect seed instead of playing. I justify it though I spent a thousand hours in my last world, I should probably just keep playing in that one but I'd like a real fresh start experience again, with a more curated seed and plan you know? See how far that gets me.

>>573386718
They don'y want to lock important things and a lot of things behind a secret hard to get feature.

>>573387804
>anything that doesn't have to do with progression or arbitrarily valuable new items that play into progression makes retards that don't build mad because they think the game needs another tier of bullshit when it doesn't
here you go
thanks for proving me right btw

>>573391564
iirc there's seed hunter discords that share their own code for solvers using cubiomes. you punch in criteria for what you're searching for, set the limit for how many blocks/chunks you want to search from spawn, and then let the shit run for days until you get a hit. i've never used it nor dipped into those communities though, so ymmv

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>>573397025
https://cubiomes.com/
There's also cubiomes which is a program that uses your computer to search for the conditions instead of websites solver. It's much better for specific searches.
There's tutorials around for it so I'm sure you could search for your Y levels with this instead of just the simplified searches website seed finders have. It's how people managed to find surface sulfur cave biomes

Remarkable. After playing around with them for a little bit, I think I prefer armor stands over sulfur cubes for golf. I prefer the mostly unintended janky mechanic of knocking armor stands on ice around to the feature implemented specifically for doing something like golf. Amazing.
They're just way too finnicky and not in the fun janky way.

>>573397465
Who said anything about another tier of anything? Schizo retard.

>Added minecraft:random_chance
>Gates the feature being placed behind a random chance.
we getting gambling in minecraft?

>>573397197
then they shouldn't have made it a secret hard to get feature! they made it that way!

They really need to do something about the inventory.

>>573403267
No, (You) need to do something about your inventory

>>573397197
That makes no sense, since they're the ones who added the sniffer in the first place. Make it easier to find, if that's the issue

>>573402587
Isn't that all loot?

Alright everyone place your bets is it 1 schizo in the thread right now who thinks mojang should never add anything but blocksets, or is it 2 shizos who think mojang should never add anything but blocksets? How about "they" try to post two separate posts within the post cooldown.

>>573403951
I feel it could be added to items to use on blocks or something to trigger something else, i.e. roulette or cards

>>573400508
Minigolf, maybe. Real golf has hilly terrain. Maybe you need to learn how to hit it properly.

>>573402587
We have the /random command already, you can use it to roll dice in survival.
>>573404626
Do you not know what a feature is? This is terrain generation stuff.

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It's out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzm-S9Rz6zo

>>573402991
>>573403786
So Minecraft shouldn't have features like this?

>>573406073
I have no problem with secret, hidden features, but if it's going to stop them from expanding the features when it makes sense because now it's too hard for players to interact with, then they shouldn't have made the secret, hidden feature to begin with

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I haven't played minecraft in years
what launcher and other stuff not included in OP should I install? i own the game

>>573406709
Use Prism for a launcher, in it create a Fabric-modded instance of whatever version you want, and get Sodium, Lithium, Debugify and EntityCulling from Modrinth right inside the launcher. Enjoy

>>573402587
>>573404626
>Actual retard scrolls into the technical part of a Minecraft changelog for the first time

>>573406709
You don't need those mods anon listed unless you have a potato PC. Also, I hope you migrated your account, otherwise it's gone.

>>573408137
>You don't need those mods anon listed unless you have a potato PC.
They still boost frames significantly so why wouldn't he get it even on a mid-high end pc? The takes I see in this general are always just fucking stupid.

>>573408821
Because you don't really need more than 60 fps. Maybe 120 max. Do you play with uncapped fps for no reason or do you have one of those crazy gamer monitors?

>>573405924
>notch: i kinda like my horrible programmer art. My main focus is to keep the textures clear and clean so you can see what is what [...] then the blockiness and low res lets the imagination add the rest
jappabros...

>>573411223
The textures are still like that, but without the crappy part. They don't need to look crappy to be like that.

>>573409847
you know you high end pc users can use shaders and load more chunks
there's no reason not to get literal free performance

>>573409847
My monitor is 144fps. You're talking about potato PCs and you're playing on some shit with a vga port.

>>573405924
>It's out
>uploaded 1 year ago
I like his videos, but his last one made me worry he's going to transition soon

I love long jungle coastlines so much man

>>573414329
>The textures are still like that
lol
lmao even

2 retarded things about minecraft
>"anarchy" server means hacks are allowed
>you can see people's name through walls

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>date a 27yo man
>show him minecraft
>gets addicted
>shows me how he plays on a server with literal children
>builds a whole castle to roleplay and explains the lore behind each thing
>wasn't even a groomer, just a manchild roleplaying
>used cheats to make terrain invisible to find diamonds

>>573417059
>27yo man
>plays on a server with literal children
>wasn't even a groomer
All believable if this poster is a woman, but most likely these men are homosexuals and that man really is a pedophile.

I've never once joined a big multiplayer server and have stuck to very small servers with friends and/or lan with sibling, with 99% of my playtime just singleplayer. the things I hear about multiplayer servers are almost impossible to believe. is it really true that most of them are just gambling?

I tried a hunger games on mineplex and I tried to fight a guy and I literally could not get in attack range he just had longer reach and then I never played it again.

>>573414341
I'm saying vanilla doesn't need performance mods, it runs well without mods nowadays.

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maybe if we bought more minecoins, es6 and fallout 5 would have both been out by now, it’s all out fault…

>>573416381
There's vanilla anarchy for anarchy servers with no hacks allowed.

>>573419547
I've kind of accepted that elder scrolls 6 will be dogshit. with all the shit that went down with bethesda over starfield and currently going down with microsoft games as a whole, you're delusional if you think es6 will ever be a quality product, assuming it ever manages to leave production.

it's a safe prediction to say it will be a reskinned starfield, complete with the same engine bugs that have existed since morrowind. same goes for fo5 if they manage to last that long

>>573419532
Who said it "needed" them? What is this form of autism? Is it contagious in this thread, or are you the same guy who has a seizure when someone suggests inventory changes or anything but new colored wood, because the game doesn't "need" them? You don't "need" to be alive, faggot.

>>573420567
>>573406709
>what launcher and other stuff not included in OP should I install?
>>573407394
>get Sodium, Lithium, Debugify and EntityCulling
Not everyone is your personal schizo

>>573421325
In addition, the OP lists Sodium and Lithium as "Mods that you will need 100% of the time"

>>573421325
Yeah he should install them, 100%, because it's free performance. He's asking what stuff he ought to install to improve his experience, obviously he should be told the main experience-improving mods that most people install. What is the point of talking him out of it other than an opportunity to suck mojang cock and say "nooo their optimization is amazing I get 60fps on my crt"

>here's free money
>no thanks, I already have money

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>>573369148
i like when this happens

>>573422057
So now you're saying they're needed?
Minecraft used to run like crap, so everyone installed Optifine, returning players will think they still need mods to fix performance. I say try vanilla first before you get to modding.

>>573422797
Why would it matter if it runs "fine" if it can run better with zero downsides?

>>573423278
The downside is having to go out of your way to find and use a third party launcher and install a mod, and having to deal with Sodium's awful menu that replaces the vanilla graphics settings, and having to turn the mods off when you want to switch to a snapshot or other version but don't want to make a new instance since you want to keep your worlds, packs and settings.

>>573424439
He ASKED "what launcher" and "what other stuff" he should install. He said "what's good at mcdonalds" and you said "a microwaved pot pie from the dollar store." Worthless posters in this general just typing garbage day in and day out.

>>573424439
Wait, you don't already use a third-party launcher? Do you just hate yourself?

>>573424707
You could assume he's only saying that because the OP requires you to use mods and a launcher implied to be for pirates, but anon bought the game, so he's asking for an official account compatible launcher.
>>573424750
I do, but a returning player that owns the game could try the vanilla launcher first. It's just a suggestion.

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https://xcancel.com/KweebecCorner/status/2074824335433343228#
>Hytale partners accuse Mojang of copying cushions from the supplementaries mod while not providing any credit.
>According to a mod dev, they had a meeting with Mojang about a year ago to go over their add on and bugs. They showed off their mod’s cushions, which like the new vanilla cushions, could be placed on slabs or stairs or anything else
mojangbros, not like this…

>>573426548
stopped reading at hytale

say what you will about vein/tree miner mods, but it's nice to actually build with mangrove for once. every time I wanted to in the past, the whack ass trees deterred me.

>>573426548
>I consent
>I consent
>I don't!

>>573427040
just make it an axe enchantment that is incompatible with mending. there. done. I don't know why mojang has such a problem with this

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>>573426548

>>573427451
>incompatible with mending
why? durability is outdated anyway, just make it take as much durability as it would byy breaking each block if you want to be autistic about it

>>573427451
there's a bunch of random objectively good QOL stuff that would trigger the famously well adjusted and not at all autistic fanbase for any number of retarded reasons. I can see why they wouldn't do it simply to avoid the hassle but idk. the game is so moddable that there's no point. either you make tree harvest vanilla and then people mod it out, or you don't add it to vanilla and people mod it in. personally I'm never playing without it now.

unrelated, but how many people play on the current version compared to previous versions? I imagine there's at least a non-insignificant split in the playerbase but idk. I personally maintain a lightly modded world (just performance and qol like tree harvester) that I update with each version, but I have a few in 1.20.1 for some bigger mods and one in beta 1.5 for le nostalgia since that's when I started playing.

>>573428627
Most players are on bedrock, which is always on the latest version, and by default Java is always on the latest version, so it's probably more people playing latest version even on Java. Servers on older versions have plugins that let newer versions play.

>>573428102
to give it some sort of downside. having that and mending at the same time is too powerful imo
>>573428627
my main world is a completely vanilla 1.12.2 world. I plan on updating it eventually, but that eventually has yet to come. I also recently started a Minecraft 2.0 (the first real April Fools update) world that I'm planning on taking through all the April Fools updates. I've recently been thinking about downgrading my main world to 1.0 and playing through all the updates in chunks I've never explored in my world, then merging those chunks back into my 1.12.2 world once I get back to that version before finally upgrading to 1.13 and higher

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>Still no snail

>>573429829
>I've recently been thinking about downgrading my main world to 1.0 and playing through all the updates in chunks I've never explored in my world, then merging those chunks back into my 1.12.2 world once I get back to that version before finally upgrading to 1.13 and higher
It would probably be safer to just do that in a new world, and then use MCA Selector or another similar tool to copy the chunks from the new world into your old world. This is what I do whenever I fell like creating a new world. There isn't a risk of corrupting newer-version chunks if you accidentally wander into them in an old version if you do it this way.

>>573429829
>having that and mending at the same time is too powerful imo
how is harvesting blocks fast in a single player game without having to repair every 5 minutes too powerful?

>>573427040
Since playing modpacks with friends I can't go back to no veinminer again
It's not like I can defend it either by saying stuff like I don't want to waste hours doing menial mining to make an underground room to build, because then someone comes out and says just play creative at that point. I'll just continue enjoying veinminer knowing it saves me time on the aspects I don't enjoy
It is kinda crazy there's no axe enchant for it on trees still though, but I guess they haven't touched the enchanting system ever since. All the new enchants have been obtained exclusively through other sources

>>573430471
because someone would try to fuck it like >>573376949

>>573430471
>Still no palm trees

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This will be Minecraft in 1995

id fuck a palm tree too

>>573369148
>>573370994
https://legacy.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/improved-village-placement

>>573430625
>why have any challenge at all?!
>just give the players everything, easily available when the spawn in!
just play creative, bro. it seems more your speed

>>573430557
that was more the plan, just saying downgrading the world was simpler and got the same idea across

>>573440317
You can't enchant something when you spawn in, soul speed is locked behind a challenge, no reason it couldn't be similar. What race are you?

>>573440857
I was obviously being facetious you autist

>>573441263
no what you were doing is called a straw man

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>>573439203
World gen in general needs some adjustments
>Hardly any flat ground at all
>Structures spawn in whack ass places, partly due to above
>New biomes are coded in categories that are too rare and are too small
>Everything feels too similar in how slops are blended, no steep edges anymore
>also fuck trying to travel anywhere when everything is on plateau with a gorge in the middle, hope you like dirt bridging

The caves and cliffs (cliffs part) novelty has worn off can we get some flatter terrain again. I don't want to travel thousands of blocks for the dappled forest being smaller than 2 chunks either

>>573445734
Meant to reply to the first guy but it works

>>573445734
What you said and we also need whackier, more fantasy-like floating terrain, too.

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>>573445734
I just want them to bring back the old beaches. Sand is nowhere to be found and it dips into deep water immediately

>>573426548
this post changed my opinion about cushions
I was on the fence about them but now I love them, fuck hytroons

>>573426548
it's not copyright infringement if you used AI to copy it

>>573424750
Is the vanilla launcher really so terrible? It's all I know and throwing mods in a folder isn't that much work

>>573457626
It's not THAT bad but after switching to a third party one I've never looked back
Vanilla launcher is much slower (especially on start-up) and clunkier by comparison

>>573406073
If you're not going to support a feature, you shouldn't add it to begin with. That's all

>>573417732
All the big servers tend to have some form of microtransactions, since that's how they turn a profit, and a lot of microtransactions tend to have an element of chance in them. It's not gambling like a slot machine, but gambling like a loot box

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Do you guys live with villagers?

>>573420261
I'm actually more hopeful after Starfield, because there's now a chance that they've learned something. Before, I fully expected it to be shit, since the quality has been dropping steadily game by game. But because their games kept selling, there was no reason for Beth to ever change gears. Starfield seems to have changed that. I'm now at maybe 5% hopefulness, compared to my earlier 0%

>>573426548
I wouldn't be surprised if the EULA of Minecraft says something like "we own all your mod ideas". Blizzard added that for WC3:R. Either way, that's fucking dumb

>>573427451
>>573428627
Mojang would never add that shit. One of their game design principles is "one block at a time". Some things like explosions break it, but when it comes to the player directly placing or mining blocks the principle stands.

And I agree with that a lot. In a world where most blocks have no physics and will just hang in the air unsupported, why the fuck should trees get a free pass? I've played on a server with a tree chopping plugin, and we eventually had it disabled. It didn't fit with the game and just felt like cheating, plus it got fucky with large intertwined trees.

Just throw an Ender pearl or scaffold up and chop the tree from the top down. If you can't be bothered to do a little bit of challenge or grind, just play Creative.

>>573430471
>Still no polished andesite walls

>>573460615
at the very least there should be a way to insta-mine wood

>>573428627
To me, QoL doesn't add power. Vein miner or tree harvester are features that add power, and I don't want that in my vanilla+ world

I'm always on the latest version, unless I specifically need an earlier version for some mod pack. But I've spent maybe 50 hours in total on mod packs over the years, so that barely counts

>>573457626
Don't you need to log into the windows store to download it? Fuck that

>>573460909
That's what netherite should have been

>>573457626
It's absolute cancer, it's full of Microslop bloat, takes 2-5 business days to load, and is known to occasionally straight up remove people's modded installations. Do yourself a favor and never use it again.

Prism can interface with Modrinth and CurseForge directly for browsing and installing mods and it will take care of dependencies too. For a while I kept simply throwing .jars in a folder too, but then I stopped being a retard and just started using the much more convenient in-built tools.

>>573461243
Not quite.

I bought Minecraft about 8 years ago and got an official download link in an email, and for years simply kept using that link to grab the launcher directly from Mojang.
At some point I wanted to launch Bugrock just out of morbid curiosity to see how bad it really is, and it was giving me an "incompatible launcher" error. I didn't know why until someone explained to me that Bedrock can only be launched from the version of the launcher that comes from the Windows Store. Meaning that if you wanted to play Bugrock you were forcefully funneled into the Windows Store, but if you wanted to play Java you could just use the legacy launcher instead. The two launchers are allegedly absolutely identical otherwise. Fucking lmao.

That was a year ago, so maybe things have changed since then. I had already removed the Windows Store from my PC by then, so Bugrock was never going to be an option to me. And then I moved to Prism anyway after the official launcher removed my modded instances for the fucking second time. And then I stopped using Windows altogether. Fuck that shit.

>>573460250
Used to back in an older world. Built a wall around the village, out of cobble, and then I just based up in one of the large houses.

>>573463041
Bedrock was an UWP application, and those depended on the Microsoft Store.
Even if you would be able to run a Launcher for it, it wouldn't be able to run the game unless you have the Microsoft Store trash installed. That's why the only way to run Bedrock on Linux was to emulate Android and run the APK and play the phone version (lmao).

Now UWP is getting deprecated and the Wincuck developers switch to GDK, and Mojang did as well, and that should be easier to work with now.
So maybe in the future you will be able to run it without Microsoft Store. If someone cares enough to make a launcher. There is already a dude spending time to make the now-GDK Bedrock Edition work under Linux.
https://github.com/Weather-OS/WineGDK

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>>573460250
Watch out that nigger is stealing your block

>>573463041
Ah, okay. I've been using a third-party launcher for like 5+ years now for Java, so I didn't realize the Windows Store requirement only applied to Bedrock. I'd happily try it out at some point, but I'm never going to log in on Windows in any capacity. UWP reminds me of when Google launched Google+, tied everything to it, and then faced a nightmare when they inevitably had to roll it back because no-one fucking wanted that shit

>>573461505
I guess I will check it out

>>573358431
/mcg/
or
/mcg/ (r9k)

>>573471392
i haven't been to /r9k/ in over 15 years, so i don't know what the joke is

>>573472969
minecraft general vs momcest

>>573472969
The joke is he a terminally online retard, in his head you're supposed to know exactly what he meant by what he said with no context clues or information given prior to posting. This is what happens when you raise a generation on the internet, they truly start to believe their minds are interlinked with one another and can't comprehend that's not how humans operate

>>573473554
Dude, I (not even a man) just assumed you'd fucking check the board out if you cared about the joke that much

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>>573474096
>not even a man

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>>573426548
>modders assume that their simple, tent pole mod that everyone uses could never possibly be added to the game wholesale, officially, and with a better implementation, all without their consent
many such cases. also, i like mojang's implementation better. plus, wanting to monetize sitting on bedrock sounds like the gayest shit alive. not that i play bedrock, but whatever.
>>573427520
at least the artist is a good sport about it.

Is there a way to add snow layers to grass, fences, walls etc using data packs or does it need to be modded in?

>>573475514
Blocks (such as snow layers) cannot occupy the same space as other blocks (such as grass and fences). Not sure how its is implemented in Bedrock. You'd need to mod it in Java.

>>573475514
>>573475762
They should've done that while they were doing cushions (hopefully not by turning every snow layer into an entity).

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>>573475514
One of these decades we might get snowlogging from Bedrock, but until then no. And even on Bedrock you can't stack snowlayers, it's just an on/off toggle kind of deal

>>573477057
If snow layers were entities, you'd have to say goodbye to your frame rate

>>573477676
You know, looking at that image, I guess you *can* stack them on Bedrock. Fuck me

>>573475440
It's not the devs complaining, the devs like it. It's a Hytale youtuber complaining.

I'm getting excited for cushions, I wonder how quickly people will also backport it to older versions?

minecraft needs a chisel or a hammer that let's you alter the state of blocks like you can in hytale, i know people would be mad that they just ripped that right off them but minecraft needs to control the inventory management somehow

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>plays old versions because "nujang ruined minecraft with bloat"
>wants the new official features to be modded into old versions

>>573483770
No, fuck that. I don't want to feel like I should be adding even more details to my builds. The charm of building in Minecraft relies on it being big blocks. What we need is more decorative items, so interiors are easier to decorate. Stuff like flower pots and mob heads. Imagine being able to place down books and bottles - especially if bottles would render whatever's inside them, be it nothing, water, or a potion

>>573482916
They've already begun
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/cushion-backport

>>573485364
no one cares how you feel, they care about how they feel and they feel the inventory is too mismanaged and bloated. you can have your little gay decorations to dress up your house, but the people want something entirely different and you feeling like you need to be adding details is entirely a you problem, no one elses
what an absolute retarded selfish mind set you have

>>573484987
i can understand this only really from the storage problem perspective
i like all of the new features they've added (even the sniffer) mostly because i like making farm-style mob-centric builds, but i kinda get the pervasive issue that storage management with all of the new blocks has gotten kind of ridiculous. terraria had a similar problem, but without a technical community that built megacontraptions to do their sorting with the assumption that most stack sizes are 64, so all they had to do was bump stacks to 9999 and be done with it with the freedom to bloat the shit out of their game (with most of the bloat being fun additions). minecraft doesn't really have that luxury without a catastrophic breakage in every redstone storage solution if they changed stack sizes. it would honestly need like a year's notice so people could prep.

>>573484987
>>573487119 here
forgot to mention, modders also goon over everything create, and because the new aeronautics hotness is on 1.21, people that like vanilla plus (lmao @ the thought if you're using create btw) want nuversion content in that version since a lot of the new content has been additions that add fun flavor or are useful in specific contexts (nautiluses, spears, copper bars, happy ghasts, etc)

>>573487119
Not to say that inventory can't be improved, but I honestly feel like the problem is in large part with people being retarded about their storage and inventory and being unable or unwilling to put even a little bit of effort into inventory management. Like, Mojang could double the stack sizes and add extra inventory rows tomorrow, and in a week's time players will just shit up all the newly added inventory space and complain again, because it will just be an induced demand thing. I've seen it so many times in multiplayer, people just collect random bullshit, throw it in random chests or shulkers with no sorting whatsoever, fill their inventory with junk without taking a moment to organize it into correct shulkers and bundles or throw away the trash, mix the trash with building materials, then when building something forget what's where and leave to gather more resources that they forgot they already brought along.

how do we rate dynamictrees? for easy clearance i think it's good, but for getting moar wood, getting fruit from fruit trees, and clashing with non-dynamic mods with trees it sux ballz

>>573492037
>>>/vg/mmcg

>>573486991
Anything anyone argues for or against in any context is based on their feelings, whether those feelings are selfish, consensus-based, or altruistic in nature. It's called being a human. But let me rephrase it anyway: I don't think the game should add a feature like Chisel & Bits, because it would add to the perceived work load around designing a build, as the fact of the matter is that chiseling a block would take significantly longer than not chiseling a block. Still, a lot of players would feel as if they should be using the feature, for the simple reason that it's present in the game, and because they've likely seen screenshots of others using it to great effect. It's an aspect of social-comparison bias that can negatively effect someone's enjoyment of the game. As such, I think the game would suffer as a result

>>573496137
and i'm telling you, with your consistent selfish attitude towards an overwhelming need players of all types have been asking for, that a feature you personally don't agree with does not matter when you yourself won't interact or engage with it. if you don't want a tool to help manage the player inventory then you play without it, if it's added. saying quality of life features shouldn't be added when the feature itself is option is an extremely selfish way to look at development. you personally don't want it added because you think it will effect you negatively, despite it being entirely optional. people literally give up building because of how annoying it is to build now and the problem itself is only getting worse over time

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>>573496830
You're not even reading what I write, and a chisel is absolutely not a QoL feature. You might as well call the new cushions QoL

>>573483770
What do you mean alter the state of blocks? Like a debug stick?

>>573485364
>>573496137
>>573497414
Read the original post carefully >>573483770
Anon isn't asking for the chisel from chisel and bits, he's asking for a tool that lets you change blocks into slab and stair forms. Hytale doesn't have a feature like cnb to my knowledge, and many mods have a tool like that.
>>573496830
You also pay attention to what the other guy is saying, because it's clear he misunderstood you and you didn't correct him. Maybe you just didn't know about the chisel and bits chisel?

>>573461505
So I installed Prism. It's nice you can install mods directly. I'm not seeing any real difference in loading speeds, though. On top of that I don't like how the interface looks
That being said, it's all setup now so I will keep using it

>>573499386
Haven't played Hytale, so when I heard chisel I assumed the functionality of, you know, a chisel. But I'd be all for a way of toggling the middle section on walls, or detaching fences from nearby blocks, stuff like that

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can't go wrong with a creeper floor for my storage castle in my 100 days hardcore minecraft forever world. using mangrove for once. and dark oak of course. every time I build something I try to use spruce, then end up hating it and replacing it with based doak. overrated wood type imo, but I fell for the hype and have more than I know what to do with. maybe just use them as fuel for my super smelters

>>573503279
this looks a lot like a spot in my 100 days hardcore minecraft forever world except mine has a taiga village that spawned on a mountain with a spider spawner right on the village which I thought was pretty neato

thinking of starting a large biomes world

>>573503309
agreed about the look, personally I like this theme
https://github.com/ninsent/Ore-UI-theme-pack/

>>573363539
>And don't pretend le artistic builders aren't going to spam cushions
you bet the fuck I am. I can finally sit on my furniture, this is fucking christmas

>>573466496
you can't be throwing up signs like that white baby

>>573506176
do it, large biomes is better

>>573507482
What do those mean

>>573506176
I wish there were a middleground. I want larger biomes so you can't immediately see other biomes nearby, but not 10k block biomes

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>>573507953
It spells "Blood", it's a reference to the 1997 FPS by Monolith Productions developed using the Build Engine. Notch, of course, is a huge nerd

>>573503309
By loading speeds they probably mean loading the client itself. The mojang one takes a while but prism will boot up near instant for me. Loading minecraft itself after is around the same speed though.
I don't get the annoying "your microsoft accounts dont match your windows account" pop up nonsense on prism either. S-O-R-R-Y you force bound my acc to some old email and refuse to let people swap emails. i cant do shit to change it stop spamming me with that notification

>>573510076
and you can launch an instance from command line without having to pull up the launcher at all. I can hit windows key+p and type "prismlauncher -l 'instancename'" and it just launches the game.

>>573509246
If you use this and change the biome size to 5 it should be about where you want it, 4 is the base setting and 6 is large biomes so a biome size of 5 should work. This is also great for messing around with your world, I use this whenever I start a new game to disable villages from spawning in the overworld
https://misode.github.io/customized/?tab=biomes

>>573511927
Can't you also create a shortcut for an instance, and then just add a Windows hotkey to it? No need to type anything

>>573512330
I don't use windows so no but if you type something over and over you might as well be hitting a hotkey.

>>573512267
I've always been hesitant about altering biome gen or using custom world gen because when I MCA or use biome/structure finding maps it wouldn't work properly with my custom world..
It's just a shame stuff like size5 isn't supported in vanilla creation, because all these programs would then go support it too. It feels like the easiest thing to support in vanilla why don't they have more world generation options. They're continuing to support amplified over medium biome sizes even and amplified is near unplayable since caves and cliffs for most computers

https://xcancel.com/abc_kuma1025/status/2075201860273922332#
cushions are ushering in a golden era of Minecraft ERP

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>>573522104
Based. I'm getting Efe to sit on my face first thing when the drop is released

>>573507953
One means Peace Out Two Pack and the other is West Side White Crime

so many ideas but so don't feel like getting the materials for them

leakers are saying glass slabs and stairs are coming

>>573531054
>we're getting wool stairs AND glass stairs before concrete stairs
Nuke Stockholm.

>>573531054
i'd be pretty happy about this yeah, but if they did that for every type of glass too holy fucking shit the bloat. it doesn't matter that much because you're never making them unless you need them and the creative menu has a search option, but wow it would be so many new blocks.

>>573531054
but what do glass stairs have to do with adventures and camping?

>>573531430
This is mojang we're talking about, "adventure" is gathering sand for the glass and walking back home every two minutes because your inventory is full. According to some anons this is peak game design.

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>>573531054
Sorry they need to save these to pad out other completely dead worthless update drops
Can't give you them all at once, enjoy being dripfed content

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seeing the official account use >tfw is so funny

>>573532208
>Woo, /v/!

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>>573532208
When will this cultural appropriation end

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>>573533846
>Woo, /v/!

>>573531980
it’s crazy there are no quartz walls in the game. the only white wall is d*orite

I just want concrete and terracotta stairs, slabs and walls, that's all I've ever wanted. I want to be able to add more detail to my modern styled builds

>>573535953
All I ever wanted was your sweet sweet behind darling

>>573535953
modern style builds don't need finer details. that's what makes them modern

>>573537441
you shut your whore mouth

You anons hyped for the new update?

>>573547640
yeah I think this drop is one of the best we've gotten so far

>>573547640
yes, cushions are revolutionary for interior/furniture building. at this point the only drop that would top this in recent memory is a proper minecart overhaul one

>>573547640
Not really, I have blockset fatigue. I want fun things to do other than build. And who is going to just sit around on a cushion unless they are RP larping on a server?

>>573484987
I only miss the stonecutter, grindstone and bundles.

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>>573522257
based

>>573426548
They can't do jack shit if an audit proves that there's zero code taken from the original add-on, is like trying to call copyright infringement on your grandma's roasted chicken.

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>>573506176
>start the large biomes world
>spawn in hyperborea
fucking sick
they even gave me a starting tree

>>573547640
>pretty autumn forests
>new wool blocks and cushions that will revolutionize interior decorations
>a way to sleep without resetting your spawn point
>new item data components that I've been waiting for ages for
This is the drop that saves Minecraft

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>striders are the only source of non-spawner, non-duper renewable *and* player-controlled *and* passive mob sourced string
>requires lots of effort and a controlled environment to get them to survive in the overworld
>can't shear them once you have a suitable pen made for them, despite mojang saying piglins get their string from them, and implementing shearables would just be making the texture on their hairs empty/invisible
>can't even shear the saddles off them
batshit insane

>>573535656
And not even polished diorite, so it looks like shit in most contexts

>>573547640
I don't get hyped, but I'm looking forward to it. Probably the most interested I've been since the crafter was added

>>573567296
you can also get string from cat gifts, and with enough cats you are guaranteed string everytime you sleep

>>573567296
Piglins get their string from striders by killing them, or maybe amputating them for life if you want to be generous. You can shear saddles off of striders, they added that feature to all mobs in Chase the Skies. Are you the same guy that was complaing about that before even after it was fixed?

>>573571625
no, and desu i read elsewhere that you couldn't shear the saddles off but it may have been old info and i didn't test it since i didn't think to hop in a creative world, oops
>>573570930
i have 2 cats and they're named after my irl cats, and i always forget this shit is a thing because i have them permanently sitting in my room

you now remember the old potion brewing system where you threw random ingredients into a cauldron to create different potions and different colored liquids in the cauldron. there were also like 150 potion combinations. I really wish they would have just iterated on that system instead of changing to the brewing stand

>>573572513
>i have them permanently sitting in my room
If they're sitting close to/on top of your bed, I think you'll still get presents

>>573573131
also, half of the effects that are in the modern version were added way back then, and the only potion effects that have been added since have been Slow Falling, Wind Charged, Weaving, Oozing, and Infested. it's been 15 years Mojang. it's time to work on the potion system again

>>573575803
don't forget turtle master lol

>>573576675
That's not an effect, the potion just gives you slowness and resistance, but anon was only listing potions so I think it should count. More potions with multiple effects could be fun.

>>573576675
turtle master doesn't use any new effects, it just combines other effects into one potion, so I didn't count it. though I do think there should be more potions like that where multiple effects are combined. I also think there should be a potion for every effect in the game (minus Bad Omen and stuff that wouldn't make sense)

>>573531054
source?

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>>573577267

>>573577126
>>573576675
I should have said, "the only potions with new effects that have been added since..." to make it more clear what I meant

I can't explain why I want them but I want glass slabs, my brain is telling me why I want them added but I can't think of any reason why they'd be better than regular glass blocks other than to save on using glass when making flooring or spawnproof areas

>>573579115
Glass stairs would be great for greenhouse roofs, I have a couple builds that I would instantly rework if glass stairs are added, however it's a travesty that they're not adding concrete stairs first

>>573579115
Slabs and stairs allows for shapes you otherwise can't create. You don't need some deep reason to want more of them. Glass is also a unique block, which makes it even more useful

https://xcancel.com/RavenTofu/status/2075552039216828677#
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>>573582969
I love the racing angles

>>573377898
>>573378253
also, you can get different suspicious stews from brown mooshrooms depending on the flower type you feed it

wel fed fat efe

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Exploring the seed for my 100 days hardcore minecraft forever world in the new snapshot. found a decent sized forest about 3800 blocks from spawn. actually a really nice area, might set up a nether portal and do a build here. wish orange grass was its own item though so I can just bring it back to my main spot

the seed for anyone interested:
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>>573590604
This is fake! Everyone knows Mojang purposefully made poplar forests to be tiny because, uhh, reasons. Anon said so.

>>573590604
honestly ugly as fuck, probably looks fine at ground level while inside but it clashes so hard with the rest of the environment

>>573590983
the trees are diagonal too. clashes way more than just the color imo. diagonals never look good in this game.

>>573590983
>honestly ugly as fuck
But enough about yourself

what's minecraft's potential biome?

>give poplars green leaves and mix them with normal forests at the same rate birches are
>convert roughly 25% of birch forests into poplar forests
>forests in colder zones have orange leaves and grass, only for poplars and oak/doak
chat, did I just fix everything?

>>573594456
So if I want orange leaves, I'd have to build in a cold biome? Fuck that

>>573595094
>leaves snipped in cold zones stay orange
>leaves snipped in warm zones stay green
chat did I just fix it again???

>>573595285
At that point, why not just replace all forests spawning in colder biomes with poplar forests? You'd get the exact same effect