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| Crying Obsidian | |
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| First Appearance | Beta 1.3-Beta 1.5 Never used |
| Type of Block | Solid Block |
| Tool Used | N/A |
| Data Values | Hex: N/A Dec: N/A |
| Blast Resistance | N/A |
| Stackable | N/A |
| Obeys Physics |  |
| Luminosity |  |
| Transparency | |
Crying Obsidian[1] refers to a leaked, abandoned project by Jeb[2] to implement a change-spawn obelisk.[3] They appear as obsidian blocks that look as if they are crying/bleeding.
This texture was added in Beta 1.3, but was never used in the game. It closely resembles obsidian. It also appears to be a sandstone or a bedrock texture modified to look like obsidian. It is also known as "Bleeding Obsidian" among many members for its appearance instead of its official name, crying obsidian.
Crying obsidian's original intended use was to set the spawn point at the given place, but was scrapped with the introduction of beds. However, this block can be added to the game through mods, although these blocks will not appear in multiplayer worlds unless the multiplayer server has the same mod installed.
In Beta 1.5, the texture slot for crying obsidian was replaced by a grayscale replacement of the side of grassy dirt blocks, which is used for biome-compliant grassy dirt block sides, such as Mycelium.
The Pirate language term for obsidian is "Rock o' Tears", which is possibly a reference to crying obsidian.
Trivia
- Jeb received a message around February 2012 saying: "Will you bring back Crying Obsidian?" and Jeb replied: "When I make more preparations for texture space."[4]
References
- ↑ http://twitter.com/jeb_/status/58821868924309504
- ↑ http://twitter.com/jeb_/status/40350003591380992
- ↑ http://twitter.com/jeb_/status/52994778224275456
- ↑ https://twitter.com/jeb_/status/167547923041751040
