User:Blockofnetherite/Sandbox/Outdated Block and item duplication test

''' This is a sandbox experiment, working on a potential split between two pages, if it ever happens. ''' This page seeks to teach you how to clone items and blocks without building a separate farm for them, in vanilla Survival mode. It can be treated as an "everything farm," since it can "farm" things that can't normally be farmed, like block of diamonds, dragon eggs and other non-renewable blocks.

Note that these techniques are considered "cheating" by many people and Mojang tries to remove the ability to duplicate in Survival during almost every update. On some servers, these techniques are bannable offenses.

The best way to duplicate a block is to turn it into an item first, then duplicate the item. However, there are other ways to duplicate the blocks themselves, though they only work for certain blocks. Shulker boxes make item duplication much easier because they allow for up to 1,729 items to be cloned at once (including the shulker box).

Uses

 * 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.
 * Duplicate Magic Books / Diamonds / Ancient Debris / Nether 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.
 * Duplicate Enchanted tools / blocks: You'll never have to worry about running out of your tool / block of choice, since you can just duplicate them as well. Duplicate in bulk for items/blocks that will be used in large quantities.
 * Duplicate Shulker Boxes (with items inside): theoretically you can duplicate both the shulker box and the items it contains, since that info is stored within the shulker box itself. Use this to duplicate blocks in excessive quantities.
 * Duplicate Enchanted Equipment: combined with a whetstone (grindstone), you can farm an infinite amount of EXP by removing enchantments from duplicated enchanted gear. While a decent, safe and consistent method of getting exp, building an Enderman Farm is faster.

If you happen to be a speedrunner, duplication if allowed can cut down a lot in your game time. One extreme example is the TAS Any% speedrun done in 29.41, complete with the dragon dead. Alt+F4 is usually used for this purpose.

Alt + F4 Method (Single player only) (patched in 1.15)
This method is a simple method and has been around since the beginning of the Alpha stage. This method involves dropping the items you want to duplicate, and then saving and quitting. You would then reload the world, pick up the items and press the keyboard shortcut to close a window. Then relaunch the game and reload the world. The items should be duplicated. [FIXED]

Deadly Method (Patched in Paper 1.15.2)
This method is extremely deadly, but not necessarily to the player. This method involves taking a mob that can carry items (e.g. a zombie, a donkey or a llama) down to very low health (i.e. half a heart or less). Using extremely precise timing, kill that mob as it travels through an end portal or nether portal. The items equipped and the mob should appear in the other dimension. It works by tricking the game into thinking the mob is alive on one end of the portal and dead on the other side. The live mob will travel through the portal still carrying the items, and the dead mob's items are also sent into the portal, allowing the player at the other end to collect the cloned items and the mob carrying them.

Zombie/Drowned Method (Patched)
This method exploits the fact that zombies can transform into drowned while they are dying. If you coax a zombie to pick up an item by throwing one at it and then kill it right at the moment that it converts to a drowned, the zombie will die and drop what it was holding but the newly spawned drowned will be holding a duplicate of the item. This can also work with husks transforming into zombies.

Ilmango shows a simple implementation for survival:

Chunk memory overflow (Patched in Vanilla 1.15 and Paper/Spigot/Forge servers 1.12+)
When you overflow chunk memory, you will be able to freeze chunk. What this means is that changes on this chunk will not be saved and after loading it again it will return to the previous state. The best way to do this is to create books filled with about fifty pages of random Unicode characters and put it in a chest. There are mods for doing this automatically, but you can also do it manually by copying and pasting. You will need two different types of books for this to work.


 * 1) Choose a chunk in which you want to duplicate and do everything only in this chunk (Press F3 + G to see chunk borders).
 * 2) Get 22 books filled with random characters, name them "X" and 21 filled books but with other characters, name them "Y".
 * 3) Place a chest and put the items you want to duplicate inside it.
 * 4) Place a chest at the same chunk and put them in this pattern:
 * X|Y|X|Y|X|Y|X|Y|X
 * Y|X|Y|X|Y|X|Y|X|Y
 * X|Y|X|Y|X|Y|X|Y|X
 * 1) *You will have 8 books of each type left.
 * 2) Place a chest above it and put 8 of book X in slot 1 and 8 of book Y in slot 2 in that chest.
 * 3) Reload chunk by reconnecting to the world(if you are on singleplayer) or going 200-300 blocks away and returning(if you are on multiplayer)
 * 4) Move books from the second chest like this:
 * X|Y|X|Y|X|Y|X|Y|X
 * Y|X|Y|X|Y|X|Y
 * 1) Take out the items you wanted to duplicate into your inventory or put them in a chest at the other chunk.
 * 2) Reload chunk again.
 * 3) Now you have your item(s) in the chest and in your inventory. Books in a second chest are just like in [4].

In 1.14+:


 * 1) Press F3+G to see the chunk border.
 * 2) Place a barrel in the chunk that you want to duplicate. Then, place a chest above it.
 * 3) Then, put the items that you wanted to duplicate in the barrel.
 * 4) After that, put 25 book and quills that filled in with 100 pages of random unicode characters in the chest like this.
 * X = 1 book; Y = stack of 2 books
 * X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X
 * X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X
 * X|X|X|X|X|Y
 * 1) After that, press esc and select 'Save and Quit to title' to save the chunk (If you're in singleplayer) or walk 400 blocks away from the chunk (If you're in multiplayer, make sure of the other players were stayed in the nether else the duplication won't work). This method will save the chunk.
 * 2) Then, log-in your world again (If you're in singleplayer) or walk back to the chunk (If you're in multiplayer).
 * 3) Open the chest and move the books like this:
 * X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X</tt>
 * X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X|X</tt>
 * X|X|X|X|X|X|X</tt>
 * 1) Took your items away from the barrel and move them to your inventory or put them in a barrel at the other chunk.
 * 2) Save chunks again.
 * 3) Go back to the chunk again.
 * 4) Your items will reappear in the barrel. The books will be reverted to the state in step 4. Duplication complete.

Discovered by Earthcomputer:

Tutorial on YouTube by BarrenDome:

Perfect Timing
There are numerous timing-related ways to duplicate items. Most of these are only possible in singleplayer since you have the ability to pause the game and log out at any time. You can easily go into creative and copy the items that you need!

Crafting Dupe(patched in 1.12.1 vanilla and most paper/spigot/forge)
1. put 2-3 stacks of planks in your inventory. 2. drop the item you want to dupe on the ground( make sure that there is no item that it can stack with in your inventory) 3. open your inventory and spam the crafting table recipe utill you pick up the item you dropped. It should result in a stack(even for non-stackable items)

Dropped Items (patched in 1.13.2)
When you drop items and then relog at exactly the same time that you pick them up, you can duplicate what you dropped.

Piston Duplication (patched in 1.16)
When an item frame is removed (broken by the player) from the rear of a piston as the piston is retracting, the correct timing will yield two items of the item that was within the frame. This will work with any blocks or items inside of the frame, with shulker boxes being able to duplicate multiple items at once. This method works in both singleplayer and multiplayer game modes.

(video link here)

Multiplayer-Exclusive
This requires a multiplayer or LAN server. There are three variations to this method. (patched)

Same Player Twice [PATCHED ON MOST SERVERS]
There is a way to trick the game into logging in the same player twice on one server. To do this, start two instances of Minecraft. This requires starting a new instance of the Launcher so that they don’t interfere with each other. Log them both on the same server at the same time. By doing this, the game will render two of the same player. You can then kill the copied player and double your inventory. Rarely servers may also duplicate players on accident or leave "ghosts" of logged out players which can be killed for the same effect.

Donkey Inventory Oversight (Patched in 20w16a and in Paper/Spigot 1.15.2)
Working in 1.15.2 and in 1.16 snapshots up to 20w12a (Patched in 20w16a and in paper). You need a tamed donkey or llama equipped with a chest. If a player shift-clicks the donkey / llama, that player may view the donkey's inventory and place items. If a second player rides the donkey, the first player will continue to view the donkey's /llama's inventory, even though it is not normally possible to view a donkey's inventory when it is already being ridden by a player. If the second player disconnects, the donkey will disappear along with them, and the donkey's inventory will be considered by the game as part of that player's data. However, the game will keep a copy of the donkey's inventory and GUI temporarily loaded for the first player, who can then reclaim the items. When the second player reconnects, the donkey's inventory will contain what was originally in it before the second player disconnected. The items can once again be taken from the donkey's inventory, resulting in x2 duplication.

Donkey + Looting sword (patched 1.16)
1. Get a donkey

2. Get a Looting 3 sword

3. Put a chest on the donkey

4. Put your items in that chest

5. Kill the donkey

The Looting 3 sword causes the donkey to drop more items than normal.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/g2k25b/this_bug_is_awesome_to_duplicate_your_items_put/

Piston Chest (Patched in 1.16)
(Duplicates all Items)

When a chest is pushed by a piston, the contents are backed up a split second before it is moved. If you are in the chest interface and quick-move an item to your inventory in that moment then you will receive the item and the chest will be moved with the item still in it as well.

The recommended build is not automatic. For the recommended build, you will need at least 1 switch, 1 sticky piston, a chest, 10 redstone repeaters (all set to maximum delay), 2 redstone dust, and a button, though there are simpler(thus cheaper) versions that require only a sticky piston, a chest and a button. The instructions are as follows:




 * 1) Press the button.
 * 2) Wait until the piston pushes the chest.
 * 3) Open the chest, and immediately put your cursor on the block.
 * 4) At the last second, shift-click on the item you want to dupe.Piston dupe machine.png

If done correctly, you should have an identical copy of the item you put in.


 * If you can not afford to make a sticky piston, this method also works with one regular piston on each side. One piston pushes the chest, and then you open it. You then continue as normal, shift-clicking the item at the last second before the other piston pushes the chest back to it's starting position.


 * This method makes mass-duplication possible with the use of a shulker box and moving the contents of one duplicated box to the other, thus doubling how much you get each time, until you are duplicating an entire box's worth of items.
 * This does run the risk of massive lag in your world, by creating too many shulker boxes with contents. The effect may be even greater in online worlds such as realm servers. Be sure to transfer most items to regular chests after duplicating to avoid this.

Gravity Block Duplication (Works on 1.16.0+)
(Duplicates all gravity-affected block except dragon eggs)

This video will explain how to duplicate any gravity-affected block. It works similarly to gravity block duplicators $$: by having a falling block enter an end portal and become a block on the same tick.

The reason this design does not work for dragon eggs is that it relies on pistons being able to push blocks into their original position. This allows for the block to be duplicated repeatedly, every 6 redstone ticks. However, one can manually duplicate dragon eggs with a similar process:

In the above diagram, the G, D, and P denote the grindstone, dragon egg, and portal, respectively. The repeater is necessary for the timing to work correctly, due to. Like the automatic gravity block duplicator, one must use huge mushrooms to replace the End portal frames.

To use, deactivate the lever, and a second dragon egg will appear in The End. You can then re-activate the lever to break the dragon egg and place another one. This design can be used for other gravity blocks, but the automatic version is generally more efficient.

Beacon Duplication (Only works with Minecraft: Bedrock Edition)
So you’ll need a beacon, then go to settings, then go to video, change your UI Profile to Pocket. If you have that already, open your beacon then double click the item you want to duplicate must be in your hot bar, this is doesn’t work with non stackable items.

Dirt Duplication
Using a gravity block duplicator (described above) duplicate 2 gravel. Using the 2 new blocks of gravel, combine with 2 dirt to make 4 coarse dirt. Use a hoe to turn the coarse dirt into normal dirt, and you have now duplicated 2 dirt blocks.

Patched Methods (Bedrock Edition)
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).

Anvil Naming (Versions 1.5.1-1.16.0) (Patched)
When naming a stack of items in an anvil, you can use the "Take Half" option to receive the output items without depleting the original stack. As long as you do not take the final renamed item, you can go to the original stack and pick it up to start more or just leave the anvil interface if you are done. Items duplicated this way won't work for quick use in a recipe, though certainly can be used for Classic crafting and any other use. However, if you wish to revert an item to the default name, you can do so by crafting it into another item then crafting it back to the original (such as redstone block -> redstone dust x9 -> redstone block), or by placing it as a block then breaking it back into an item.
 * A way to speed this up is to hit "Take Half", then "Toss Item" while standing close to the anvil, so you can rapidly go through a full stack without having to manually move each selection.
 * Sometimes a block won't lose it's name when broken into an item, such as shulker boxes which are meant to keep their name, or just randomly the name may stay with a regular block and repeating the process will remove the name. However, some items may break into different items, such as an ender chest dropping obsidian, and the obsidian will each retain the ender chest's name (this was likely a glitch).

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