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ẞerry's Adventure.
So ẞerry entered the strange building. Inside it, he found an odd canon-looking machine. He entered it and switched it on.
Caboom! The whole world turned upside down. ẞerry was shot out of the Ꝼrʉȉțlāńd. He was now on a huge desk, with a huge being staring at him. ẞerry thought he must had beed a human; ẞerry had seen humans earlier in the kids' picture book.
"Hello my little friend, I'm Proffessor Messor", said the human, "Are you Ėmpreᵴᵴ Ḷḗṃṏṉ'ṡ emissary?"
All blocks as of 1.5.1.
Blocks are the basic units of structure in Minecraft, and are essential to the gameplay. Together, they build up the in-game environment, and can be mined and utilized in various fashions. There are one hundred and fifty three different blocks.
The face of a block is 16×16 pixels, and each block is proportionately one cubic meter.[1] Most blocks are static, although water, lava, portal, and fire blocks have a shifting pattern for each face.
World-generated blocks
Entries marked with a D require additional data values to fully define the block in a Minecraft world. Entries marked with an I have a different ID as an inventory item. Entries marked with a B require additional inventory data to fully define the inventory item. Entries marked with a T have tile entities associated with them to store additional data. Items with IDs in red cannot be legitimately obtained by the player in the game; they can only be obtained by using inventory editors or the /give command. Items available only in Creative mode are in blue. Items only obtainable through the Silk Touch enchantment in survival mode are in green.
The Overworld
Naturally generated
"Naturally generated" includes blocks that are created through the world seed.
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 00 | Air | |
| 01 | Stone | |
| 02 | Grass Block | |
| 03 | Dirt | |
| 07 | Bedrock | |
| 08 | Water D | |
| 10 | Lava D | |
| 12 | Sand | |
| 13 | Gravel | |
| File:Gold (Ore).png | 14 | Gold Ore |
| File:Iron (Ore).png | 15 | Iron Ore |
| File:Coal (Ore).png | 16 | Coal Ore |
| File:Wood.png | 17 | Wood D B |
| File:Leaves.png | 18 | Leaves D B |
| File:Lapis Lazuli (Ore).png | 21 | Lapis Lazuli Ore |
| 24 | Sandstone | |
| 31 | Grass D B | |
| File:Grid Dead Bush.png | 32 | Dead Bush |
| 37 | Dandelion |
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 38 | Rose | |
| 39 | Brown Mushroom | |
| 40 | Red Mushroom | |
| File:Diamond (Ore).png | 56 | Diamond Ore |
| File:Redstone (Ore).png | 73 | Redstone Ore |
| 78 | Snow | |
| 79 | Ice | |
| 81 | Cactus D | |
| File:Clay (Block).png | 82 | Clay Block |
| 83 | Sugar Cane D I | |
| 86 | Pumpkin D | |
| File:BrownMushroomCap.png | 99 | Huge Brown Mushroom D |
| File:RedMushroomCap.png | 100 | Huge Red Mushroom D |
| File:Vine.png | 106 | Vines D |
| 110 | Mycelium | |
| 111 | Lily Pad | |
| 120 | End Portal block | |
| File:Cocoa Plant.png | 127 | Cocoa |
| File:Emerald Ore2.png | 129 | Emerald Ore |
Naturally created
"Naturally created" means a combination of events that caused a new block to be placed by natural causes, not the player.
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 00 | Air | |
| 01 | Stone | |
| 02 | Grass | |
| 03 | Dirt | |
| 04 | Cobblestone | |
| 08 | Water D | |
| 39 | Brown Mushroom | |
| 40 | Red Mushroom |
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 49 | Obsidian | |
| 51 | Fire D | |
| 78 | Snow | |
| 79 | Ice | |
| 81 | Cactus D | |
| 83 | Sugar Cane D I | |
| File:Vine.png | 106 | Vines D |
| 110 | Mycelium |
Structures
Same as "naturally generated", but these blocks are created with the "generate structures" option enabled.
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 04 | Cobblestone | |
| File:Wooden Plank.png | 05 | Wooden Plank |
| 08 | Water D | |
| 10 | Lava D | |
| 13 | Gravel | |
| File:Wood.png | 17 | Wood D B |
| 23 | Dispenser D T | |
| 24 | Sandstone | |
| 29 | Sticky Piston D | |
| File:WebBlock.png | 30 | Cobweb |
| File:Grid Black Wool.png | 35 | Wool (Black, Blue, Orange) D B |
| 44 | Slabs D B | |
| 46 | TNT | |
| 47 | Bookshelf | |
| File:Moss Stone.png | 48 | Moss Stone |
| 50 | Torch D | |
| 52 | Monster Spawner T | |
| File:Wooden Stairs.png | 53 | Wooden Stairs D |
| 54 | Chest D T | |
| File:Redstone (Wire,Inventory).png | 55 | Redstone Wire D I |
| 58 | Crafting Table | |
| File:Crops.png | 59 | Wheat D |
| 60 | Farmland D | |
| 61 | Furnace D T |
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| File:Wooden Door.png | 64 | Wooden Door D I |
| File:Ladders.png | 65 | Ladders D |
| File:Rails.png | 66 | Rails D |
| 67 | Stone Stairs | |
| 69 | Lever D | |
| 70 | Stone Pressure Plate D | |
| 71 | Iron Door D I | |
| File:Wooden Pressure Plate.png | 72 | Wooden Pressure Plate D |
| 77 | Button D | |
| File:Fence.png | 85 | Fence |
| File:Redstone (Repeater, Inactive).png | 93 | Redstone Repeater D I |
| 97 | Monster Egg D | |
| File:Stone Brick.png | 98 | Stone Bricks D B |
| 101 | Iron Bars | |
| 102 | Glass Pane | |
| 118 | Cauldron D I | |
| 120 | End Portal block | |
| 128 | Sandstone Stairs D | |
| 131 | Tripwire Hook D | |
| 132 | Tripwire D I | |
| 140 | Flower Pot D I | |
| File:Carrot (Block).png | 141 | Carrots D |
| File:Potatoes (Block).png | 142 | Potatoes D |
The Nether
Naturally generated
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 07 | Bedrock | |
| 10 | Lava D | |
| 13 | Gravel | |
| 39 | Brown Mushroom | |
| 40 | Red Mushroom | |
| 51 | Fire D | |
| 87 | Netherrack | |
| 88 | Soul Sand | |
| File:Glowstone (Block).png | 89 | Glowstone |
| 153 | Nether Quartz Ore |
Naturally created
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 00 | Air | |
| 39 | Brown Mushroom | |
| 40 | Red Mushroom | |
| 49 | Obsidian | |
| 51 | Fire D | |
| File:Portal.png | 90 | Portal |
Structures
These blocks are generated as part of Nether fortresses. Even if the "Generate Structures" option is turned off, Nether fortresses are still created.
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 00 | Air | |
| 10 | Lava D | |
| 52 | Monster Spawner T | |
| 88 | Soul Sand | |
| 112 | Nether Brick | |
| 113 | Nether Brick Fence | |
| 114 | Nether Brick Stairs D | |
| 115 | Nether Wart D |
The End
Naturally generated
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Air | |
| 7 | Bedrock | |
| 49 | Obsidian | |
| 121 | End Stone |
Naturally created
| Icon | Id | Block type |
|---|---|---|
| 7 | Bedrock | |
| 50 | Torch | |
| 119 | End Portal | |
| 122 | Dragon Egg |
Block height
History
| classic | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.27 SURVIVAL TEST | The player began with 10 TNT blocks and could obtain dirt, cobblestone from stone, wooden planks from wood, gold blocks from gold ore, iron blocks from iron ore, stone slabs from coal ore, and white wool from sheep. | ||||
| 0.28 | The player could build with naturally occurring blocks (except for Redstone and diamond), and can use bookshelf, sponge, colored wool, brick, obsidian and moss stone. Operators of servers could also build Bedrock. Some custom servers gave the ability to place grass and fluid blocks, too. | ||||
| pocketa | |||||
| Pre-release | Added exclusive camera and cyan flower. | ||||
| 0.5.0 | Added exclusive Nether Reactor and Glowing Obsidian. | ||||
| 0.6.0 | Added exclusive Stonecutter. | ||||
Bugs
- When placing a block in any version of Minecraft with a slow, laggy computer, two blocks may be placed when only clicking once, and when attempting to remove one block, two blocks may be removed. This also happens with doors. People with particularly low-end hardware may even experience three blocks being placed or removed with one click of the mouse. A good way of combating this problem is by reducing the render distance or by using mods like optifine to change the game settings and speed up the game.
See also
References