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Plantilla:EntidadBloque Plantilla:About

El horno es un bloque de almacenamiento que puede ser usado para fundir objetos.

Obtención

Generación natural

One furnace generates in every igloo.

Furnaces can be found in plains, desert, and some savanna village weaponsmiths. Furnaces also generate in some houses in snowy tundra villages, and in one of the taiga/snowy taiga‌[BE only] village houses.

Breaking

Furnaces can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. Furnaces also drop all of their contents.

Bloque Horno
Dureza 3.5
Herramienta
Tiempo de rotura
Por defecto 17.5
Madera 2.65
Piedra 1.35
Hierro 0.9
Diamante 0.7
Netherita 0.6
Oro 0.45

Entity loot

In Java Edition, breaking a minecart with furnace drops both the furnace and the Minecart.

Chest loot

Objeto Estructura Contenedor Cantidad Probabilidad
Edición Java
Horno Aldea Cofre de casa nevada 1 9.9%
Edición Bedrock
Horno Aldea Cofre de casa nevada 1 9.9%

Crafting

Plantilla:Crafting

The lit furnace can be obtained in Java Edition only with commands such as /give @s minecraft:furnace{BlockStateTag:{lit:"true"}}, although it does not appear lit in the inventory. In Bedrock Edition, the lit furnace block can be obtained only by inventory editing. It always stays lit, despite containing no items.

Usage

Furnaces cannot be pushed by pistons in Java Edition.

Smelting

Artículo principal: Fundición

Interfaz acortada del horno

The main purpose of furnaces is to allow for smelting. Its interface can be opened by pressing the use item button on it.

Light source

Furnaces emit a light level of 13 when active, as well as smoke and flame particles.

Crafting ingredient

Plantilla:Crafting Plantilla:Crafting Plantilla:Crafting

Custom name

By default, the GUI of a furnace is labeled "Furnace", but this name can be customized by naming it in an anvil before placing it, or by changing the CustomName tag using the /data command‌['Java Edition only].

Lock

In Java Edition, a furnace can be "locked" by setting its Lock tag using the /data command. If a furnace's Lock tag is not blank, the furnace cannot be opened unless the player is holding an item with the same name as the Lock tag's text. For example, to lock a furnace at (0,64,0) so that the furnace cannot be opened unless the player is holding an item named "Furnace Key", use /data merge block 0 64 0 {Lock:"Furnace Key"}.

Sonidos

Edición Java:

Sound Subtitle Source Description Namespaced ID Translation key Volume Pitch Attenuation

distance

Sound parameters
Volume Pitch Attenuation

distance

Stream Preload
Block broken Blocks Breaking the block block.stone.break subtitles.block.generic.break 1.0 0.8 16 ? ? ? ? ?
None Blocks Falling on the block with fall damage block.stone.fall None 0.5 0.75 16 ? ? ? ? ?
Block breaking Blocks Mining the block block.stone.hit subtitles.block.generic.hit 0.25 0.5 16 ? ? ? ? ?
Block placed Blocks Placing the block block.stone.place subtitles.block.generic.place 1.0 0.8 16 ? ? ? ? ?
Footsteps Blocks Walking on the block block.stone.step subtitles.block.generic.footsteps 0.15 1.0 16 ? ? ? ? ?
Furnace crackles ? Plays randomly when active block.furnace.fire_crackle subtitles.block.furnace.fire_crackle ? ? 16 ? ? ? ? ?

Data values

ID

Java Edition:

Name Namespaced ID Translation key
Furnace furnace block.minecraft.furnace
Name Namespaced ID
Block entity furnace

Bedrock Edition:

Name Namespaced ID Numeric ID Translation key
Furnace furnace 61 tile.furnace.name
Lit Furnace lit_furnace 62 tile.lit_furnace.name
Name Savegame ID
Block entity Furnace

Block data

See also: Data values

In Bedrock Edition, furnaces use the following data values:

Bits Values
0x1

0x2 0x4

A three-bit field storing a value from 2 to 5:
  • 2: Furnace facing north
  • 3: Furnace facing south
  • 4: Furnace facing west
  • 5: Furnace facing east

Invalid values default to 2.

0x8 Unused.

Block states

See also: Block states

Java Edition:

Name Default value Allowed values Description
facing north eastnorthsouthwest The direction the furnace opening faces.

The opposite from the direction the player faces while placing the furnace.

lit false falsetrue If the furnace is lit.

Bedrock Edition:

Name Default value Allowed values Description
facing_direction 2 012345 The direction the furnace opening faces.

Opposite from the direction the player faces when placing a furnace.

Block entity

See also: Block entity format

A furnace has a block entity associated with it that holds additional data about the block.

  • Block entity data
    • Tags common to all block entities [hide]
    • id: Block entity ID
    • x: X coordinate of the block entity.
    • y: Y coordinate of the block entity.
    • z: Z coordinate of the block entity.
    • keepPacked: 0 for regular block entities. 1 indicates an invalidated tile entity.[check the code]
    • CustomName: Optional. The name of this container in JSON text component, which appears in its GUI where the default name ordinarily appears.
    • Lock: Optional. When not blank, prevents the container from being opened unless the opener is holding an item whose name matches this string.
    • Items: List of items in the container.
      • : An item in the furnace, including the slot tag: Slot 0: The item(s) being smelted. Slot 1: The item(s) to use as the next fuel source. Slot 2: The item(s) in the result slot.
        • Tags common to all items [hide]
        • Count: Number of items stacked in this inventory slot. Any item can be stacked, including tools, armor, and vehicles. Range is -128 to 127. Values of 1 are not displayed in-game. Values below 1 are displayed in red.
        • Slot: The inventory slot the item is in.
        • id: Item/Block ID. If not specified, Minecraft changes the item to stone when loading the chunk or summoning the item.[verify]
        • tag: Additional information about the item, discussed more in the subsections of the item structure section. This tag is optional for most items. Unlike other entity or block NBT, this tag is never deserialized and can hold user defined tags that are not used by the game by standard.
    • BurnTime: Number of ticks left before the current fuel runs out.
    • CookTime: Number of ticks the item has been smelting for. The item finishes smelting when this value reaches 200 (10 seconds). Is reset to 0 if BurnTime reaches 0.
    • CookTimeTotal: Number of ticks It takes for the item to be smelted.
    • RecipesUsed: Which recipes have been used since the last time a recipe result item was manually removed from the GUI. Used to calculate experience given to the player when taking out the resulting item.
      • recipe ID: How many times this specific recipe has been used. The recipe ID is the namespaced ID of the smelting recipe, as used in the /recipe command.

Achievements

Main article: Achievement

Icon Achievement In-game description Actual requirements (if different) Gamerscore earned Trophy type (PS)
Hot Topic Construct a furnace out of eight cobblestone blocks. Pick up a furnace from a crafting table output. 15G Bronze
Smelt Everything! Connect 3 Chests to a single Furnace using 3 Hoppers. 15G Bronze

Advancements

Main article: Advancement

Icon Advancement In-game description Parent Actual requirements (if different) Namespaced ID
Acquire Hardware Smelt an iron ingot Getting an Upgrade Have an iron ingot in your inventory. story/smelt_iron

Trivia

  • Furnaces function as multiple real-world devices combined into one block: bloomeries and blast furnaces (for smelting ores), ovens (for baking and cooking), charcoal pits (for the charring of wood) and kilns (for baking of clay).
  • Tamed cats often sit on top of lit furnaces.
  • A lava bucket is the most effective fuel to use, smelting 100 items.
    • However, a block of coal is the best renewable fuel, smelting 80 items.
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