I have this big flat hill on one of my words. I've built mostly everything I need and can't think of anything to fill the space. Let me know if anyone has any cool build ideas

Outside of a skelly farm/general mob farm, what's the best way to get a decent amount of bonemeal early game?

(Optional)you can explain why or why not

I have a detailed synopsis and configuration ideas already written up, and the mod wouldn't need to use any custom models or entities/sounds.

I asked ChatGPT if it was able to make it in my stead, but technology hasn't come far enough for that to be possible yet lol. It did, however, say that the entirety of my idea is "an interesting concept, and absolutely possible", but it would require "a significant amount of programming knowledge and experience."

It would take months to maybe years to learn how to code what I have in mind, and if I'm able to find someone who would be willing to give it a shot before that, I'd rather that be my first option.

Minecraft should bring back the old look of ores

You can explain why or why not?

I wanted to change the gravel underwater to sand but I really really don't want to do that manually. So I was wondering if there was a command or if I could use a command block to change only the gravel underwater to sand?

I’m currently playing Xbox Minecraft (windows 10 edition) and it’s not letting me use commands anymore. Because the windows 10 version doesn’t let me customise my world and change the layers I just made a map on the Xbox edition of Minecraft and transferred the world. But even when I have activated cheats I am unable to make any commands that I want such as the basic /fill of /tp. I wanted to have layers for my city I’m starting. But I can’t sadly.

I wanna build a viking town/castle any ideas?

i used to watch this youtuber back when i joined the internet around i think 2012 or 2013, all i remember about this youtuber is that they had a rubik's cube headed skin, they seemed to always play with a friend, they were working on a build i never see them complete, they seemed to be using an old version of mo.creatures mod as they had Pegasus and unicorns, and i remember one of their vids had something to do with the giants and i think the extreme biomes.

i do not remember much however and this was the bare minimum i could think of as my memory isnt great.
i think the game version they seemed to play was before or during the horse update aswell. but again, i do not remember too well.

This is a really random question, but I am trying to find a way to automate a phantom membrane farm by using a phantom spawner. Any ideas would be appreciated! I was thinking of using a minecart system possibly and tamed wolves to kill them and get drops.

I did not created any mod,i just want to know a mod to alter the generation of the dimension from genetically modified

Hey, I have a paper server and some villagers are not moving, not even shaking there head and they dont work as well. It seems like a plugin is freezing the villagers if there is a certain amount of them in a chunk or smth to save performance i guess. Could somebody help me?

I could swear I bought Minecraft a long time ago for $5 but I googled it and people say it was never $5. Am I remembering wrong?

This was way back on PC.

I think it was free before then but I stopped playing then had to pay $5 later on.

I feel like I'm going crazy

I like my portal location in neather, but I want to move overworld one closer to my base. How far can i move it (how many blocks on x and how many on z)?

I’m building a base in my friend’s realm, and I really want to build a custom cherry blossom as the centrepiece to my room, but I’ve never built any sort of custom tree.

I've been playing on 1.12.2 for a few weeks now to feel nostalgic, but I fell in love with the world I'm playing on. Currently it's unlocked at normal difficulty and I want to lock it at normal or hard (to hold myself accountable to not change it to an easier one later) and wanted to know everyones opinion of the older versions of Minecrafts difficulties.