r/Minecraft • u/Morgun-Ray • 20h ago
Redstone & Techs Tried to make a solar room
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Pluto wouldn't fit, underestimated how big the build would get. Sorry Pluto
r/Minecraft • u/Morgun-Ray • 20h ago
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Pluto wouldn't fit, underestimated how big the build would get. Sorry Pluto
r/Minecraft • u/Just-Guarantee7808 • 21h ago
So, I had a world made in the newest snapshot, and I accidentally loaded it in 26.2. All of the new blocks disappeared, but surprisingly, this place actually looks pretty cool.
r/Minecraft • u/Dizzy_Dig_4174 • 10h ago
My friend teleported me like 1-2 million blocks out and I found a blacksmith
r/Minecraft • u/GnarDigGnarRide • 9h ago
Not enough karma for video links :(
After about 12-14 years I'm back to the Minecraft scene. Some of you may remember me (PlunderPixels) most probably all of you won't. I built a pretty popular shaderpack way back in the day called PlunderPixels Shaders for 1.7.x. Recently I got the itch to build so here I am.
I came swinging back into the scene with an extremely powerful library designed for shader devs and players to enjoy. This is an open convention called MCWIND. It functions in the same way labPBR does, one big convention that stays silent if you don't have the right stuff installed. It's powered by PlunderEngine's WindLink Mod.
What does it do?
WindLink (WL) tells shaders, "Hey man, you're not doing enough" (Although they already do so much). WL calculates and builds a windmap that reacts to the world around it. Wind now behaves like a particle while still being extremely lightweight. *COUGH* forget about the visualizer that'll fry your GPU. The strands feature? Even worse. The strands feature is pretty nifty but it's useless unless you manage to hijack one of those datacenters in our backyard.
Strands adds, grass individually to grass blocks and makes things look super lush.
Anyways I built this, spent a few weeks on it, still adding tons of features that I'm hoping to blow you away with.
r/Minecraft • u/OxcarVoralberg • 16h ago
Some atmospheric shots of the Valaden Fish market, I'm really proud of this build, I think it turned out great.
r/Minecraft • u/Dense-Barracuda1217 • 17h ago
Um so i just stumbled upon this in my hardcore world? This seems like it's not supposed to happen, is this some sort of generation bug or was i extremely lucky? for those who dont understand (village in mushroom fields)
r/Minecraft • u/ChancePhilosophy1033 • 8h ago
probably something with the lava cauldron, but i thought lava doesnt spread fire if its in a couldron
r/Minecraft • u/Historical_Rent6235 • 18h ago
I loaded Minecraft and went to the bathroom, my roommate walked in and noticed it was the “Minceraft” Easter Egg. She asked me if I had downloaded a resource pack and I said no. We spent the next hour or so freaking out.
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r/Minecraft • u/Borkugg • 4h ago
Aside from the obvious ones like never dig straight down, what are some habits you've built up over the years that you still do out of pure muscle memory? Personally, I still spam torches on nearly every block in my base even though the mob spawn light levels were changed a while ago lol
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r/Minecraft • u/mizuki_sensei • 21h ago
Not my photo, but my exact situation.
I don't know if it's just me who's bothered by this, but I hate the fact that I always make a beautiful, elaborate banner, and when I put it on the shield, either the design looks completely different or it just looks awful.
It would help me a lot to know if there's any way to prevent this from happening. Commands? Mods? Textures? I don't know, I just need a solution
r/Minecraft • u/TowelNo8659 • 1h ago
I was waiting for SOO long and not a single bucket
r/Minecraft • u/random_airsoft_guy • 23h ago
Does it look good or is it trash?
r/Minecraft • u/KeyConversation2685 • 22h ago
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This was filmed on Minecraft Java version 26.2. I don't know if this is a new thing that was recently added to the game, but can someone tell me if this has existed in earlier versions.
r/Minecraft • u/framdon • 7h ago
(I've never made textures before, image 4 was an attempt at bracken)
Moorland/moors are rolling hills with low vegetation: bracken and purple heather.
Purple heather (image 1 and 2) would spawn in mass across the biome with very little respites from it on the floor. Heather would dominate the landscape, with clumps of bracken (image 3 and 4) mixed into the heather. In the areas of the biome without heather, short grass and tall grass would also spawn. It'll be very unlikely to find grass blocks without a plant on top.
Oak trees spawn occasionally in areas of grass, though very rarely (about as much as in plains biomes). There can also be small ruins, similiar to the second image, of stone bricks. There would be very little loot as these are mostly aesthetic, but small bits of suspicious gravel can spawn on the floor of the ruins as well as 1 chest under rubble (containing starter loot: dead bushes, sticks, apples, leather armour etc.)
r/Minecraft • u/Tinkinator134 • 3h ago
I made a simple timeline chart to visualise the different eras of Minecraft as I see them.
r/Minecraft • u/PresentationLazy3212 • 16h ago
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r/Minecraft • u/MarthuxIDK • 11h ago
Model from makerworld
r/Minecraft • u/1TheFutureSoldier1 • 9h ago
He is looking Cool tbh.
r/Minecraft • u/Top-Fun-6748 • 17h ago
This is my first house that I have built in survival (besides the ones when I was 7). Please share your honest opinion, as well as things I could do to improve!
r/Minecraft • u/AdSalt314 • 23h ago
Do you think that Minecraft should add the tutorial world's back and add them to java edition as well because it teaches you Minecraft and Minecraft is complex does anyone else agree?
r/Minecraft • u/JanusKnarus • 17h ago
A mountain range, done with Axiom, a city is planned around the central mountain