Talk:Slimeball

Can't find citation about slimes
I personally cannot find any reference to whether Notch ever said that these would eventually be craftable. I'm new to wiki's and therefore didn't want to change anything but I thought that shouldn't we say something like "These may be craftable" until a citation can be found? --Pluckerpluck 19:04, 28 November 2010 (CST)

Terrible Joke
Why isn't Doridian's picture on this page yet?

Meat in chests
I can't find any references that meat left in chests turns into slimeballs, so I'm removing that sentence for now. Immibis 04:51, 28 December 2010 (UTC)

Stack Limit
I have found the stack limit to be 64 im new and did want to edit it my self and mess some thing up but i have came to the 64 by spawning slime balls with a editing system

Please add a username at the end, so we can identify you. Anyways, try moving the stacks, dropping and picking it up again. If a clean version of Minecraft successfully makes the stack 64, then you can add it in.Master7432

OK I respawned 64 slime balls dropped and picked up they do in fact stack to 64 and my username is Arkisys

Please use the signature button next time. Anyways, the normal stack limit is 64 for almost any item. --Mudpenguin &gt;;) 20:46, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

Slimeball Uses
I found that a fun/useful thing to do with slimeballs.

If you throw them, they inadvertently do damage. Upon this discovery, I decided to try something. Set the Slimeballs in a Dispenser, hook it to a pressure pad, and wait for an un-suspecting Mob to hop on by. This will throw the slime at the Mob and damage it. If your lucky, you will get to watch a Mob slowly kill themselves or weaken themselves for you to slay. In my opinion, its quite entertaining to watch a zombie wander onto the contraption.

I did not want to set this into the article unless you feel it would be fun to put in.jfrobbins

I added it to the page. Cool idea. --Mudpenguin &gt;;) 20:46, 10 March 2011 (UTC)