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generates a list of 8 facts randomly chosen from the facts module. Non-admins can suggest new hooks or changes at Module:DidYouKnow/facts/editcopy. The sequence of facts depends on the current day and the size of the facts array. Purging a page should refresh the output. This is the output for today:
- ... that the range of the note block both starts and ends at the note F♯?
- ... that there was an unused texture for crystallized honey in the Buzzy Bees update?
- ... that before the release of the bug tracker, bugs were originally reported on this wiki?
- ... that the textures of prismarine and sea lanterns are animated?
- ... that hoglins are afraid of warped fungi, even if they are in flower pots?
- ... that buried treasure chests are always facing east?
- ... that golden pickaxes can instantly break netherrack and nylium?
- ... that smooth quartz blocks are more blast resistant, and takes longer to mine than normal quartz blocks?
All facts
- ... that Minecraft was originally called "Cave Game "?
- ... that the Farther Lands existed before Java Edition Beta 1.8?
- ... that it is theoretically impossible for the head of a piston to fit inside its body in Java Edition?
- ... that the old texture for cobblestone is taken from Notch's unfinished game RubyDung?
- ... that C418's skin is the Steve skin, but with a jukebox head?
- ... that MC-4 is the oldest bug report that is still standing?
- ... that there was a hoax announcement about a Mine & Craft Digital Leisure Device by Mojang?
- ... that some of the textures have signatures and credits in unused spaces?
- ... that the music disc "11" is exactly 1:11.111 long, emits power level 11 via comparator, and displays a Steve face and the text "12418" ("C418") at the end when viewed through a spectrogram?
- ... that there is a splash that is never displayed on the main menu?
- ... that in Education Edition and education-enabled Bedrock Edition, combining two units of the same chemical compound in a lab table still produces failed effects?
- ... that when in third-person view, the player appears to throw eyes of ender from their feet?
- ... that when the ambient sound 14 is put into a spectrogram, it appears to be a creeper face?
- ... that getting pushed by flowing water drains the player's hunger bar?
- ... that in Legacy Console Edition, breaking a damaged anvil and placing it again would completely repair it?
- ... that before Java Edition 1.8, chainmail armor used to be crafted from fire?
- ... that creepers were originally based on a failed pig model?
- ... that most of the ambience in the crimson forest was made with balloons?
- ... that the ghast sounds are actually sounds C418's cat makes when it is disturbed while sleeping?
- ... that in Java Edition, a game crash can be forced by holding F3+C for 10 seconds?
- ... that feeding a cookie to a parrot kills it, because chocolate is poisonous to real-life parrots?
- ... that cookies don't have any sugar in their crafting recipe?
- ... that in Java Edition, there is a 0.01% chance that the main menu displays "Minceraft" instead of "Minecraft"?
- ... that before the release of the bug tracker, bugs were originally reported on this wiki?
- ... that the End's original biome name was "Sky"?
- ... that there is a 10−10% (one in a trillion) chance of an end portal being activated upon generation?
- ... that the player's inventory can hold up to 999 stacks with 63,936 items using shulker boxes?
- ... that endermen see end stone as bluish cobblestone?
- ... that a dropped nether star cannot be destroyed by explosions, and in Bedrock Edition never despawns?
- ... that diamond blocks can generate in woodland mansions in secret rooms?
- ... that the first 3 tracks of Minecraft - Volume Alpha are connected together?
- ... that naming a vindicator "Johnny" causes it to attack any nearby mobs?
- ... that Minecraft: The Movie was originally going to be directed by Shawn Levy, the executive producer of Stranger Things?
- ... that leather armor can be dyed in 12,326,391 different ways?
- ... that Java Edition 1.13 was originally going to be called "Technically Updated" before it was combined with the Update Aquatic?
- ... that Java Edition 1.3.1 was the last major update to not have an official name?
- ... that February 29, 2020 was the first leap day to not have an update released?
- ... that from 12w19a to 13w01a, there existed a cocoa pod textured like a dragon egg?
- ... that as of the Caves & Cliffs update, there are 16,777,216 different ways to craft a chest, note block, or jukebox?
- ... that there are 264 (18,446,744,073,709,511,616) world seeds in Java Edition, but only 232 (4,294,967,296) seeds in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that rabbits can also be bred with dandelions besides carrots?
- ... that there is no music played in the warped forest biome?
- ... that hoglins are afraid of nether portals and respawn anchors?
- ... that Bedrock Edition is written in the programming language C++?
- ... that walking and sneaking do not increase the food exhaustion level?
- ... that climbing up scaffolding costs the same exhaustion level as jumping up every block?
- ... that when saturation is not at zero, health regenerates much faster in Java Edition than in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that the normal jump height of the player is 1 ¼ blocks, instead of 1?
- ... that the player automatically stops sprinting after 30 seconds?
- ... that villagers made no sounds until Java Edition 1.6.1, almost two years after their introduction?
- ... that cakes were added as a response to Minecraft winning the 2010 Indie of the Year Awards?
- ... that the original iron sword texture was taken from Notch's abandoned game Legend of the Chambered?
- ... that the Nether's original biome name was "Hell"?
- ... that bastion remnants cannot generate in the basalt deltas biome?
- ... that despite the size of the ghast, it can be trapped in a minecart?
- ... that before Java Edition Beta 1.9 Prerelease 4, the sun and the moon rose in the north and set in the south?
- ... that villagers can sleep in beds in the Nether and the End, when it is night time in the Overworld?
- ... that dead bushes and spore blossoms are the only non-renewable plant-like blocks?
- ... that the sound of a minecart falls into the category of "friendly creatures"?
- ... that in Java Edition, wither skeletons are the only mobs that can spawn inside wither roses?
- ... that red dye can also be crafted from beetroots?
- ... that cobblestone takes slightly longer to mine than stone?
- ... that strongholds try to generate under village meeting points in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that the nearest 3 strongholds are on average twice as far in Java Edition than in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that the top textures of grass block, dirt, sand, stone, netherrack, bedrock and TNT are randomly rotated?
- ... that signs and banners cannot be pushed by pistons in Java Edition?
- ... that the obsidian pillars of the End extend through the island all the way down to Y level 0?
- ... that there are exit gateways randomly generated across the outer islands in the End?
- ... that maps can be used normally in the End?
- ... that grass blocks take slightly longer to mine than dirt?
- ... that chorus flowers can be harvested by shooting an arrow at it, and the arrow is not consumed?
- ... that iron hoes can instantly break leaves?
- ... that stone hoes can instantly break moss blocks?
- ... that golden pickaxes can instantly break netherrack and nylium?
- ... that almost all paintings are based on actual paintings by artist Kristoffer Zetterstrand?
- ... that light gray stained glass pane is almost invisible in the inventory in Java Edition?
- ... that in Bedrock Edition, using an Overworld locator map in the Nether (and vice versa) shows the player's corresponding location between the two dimensions?
- ... that the pattern of slime chunks are always the same regardless of world seed in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that the Channeling enchantment works on non-mob entities such as boats, minecarts and armor stands?
- ... that in Java Edition, a blaze has the exact same hitbox size as the player?
- ... that end rods can be crafted using blaze rods and popped chorus fruits?
- ... that smooth stone's existence was originally an unintentional side effect of other slab types, but was eventually officially reimplemented due to player demand?
- ... that the first version of Minecraft was created in just 6 days?
- ... that the belief that enderman sounds are English words played backwards is just speculation?
- ... that fishing in Minecraft is slower when the bobber is not directly under the sky?
- ... that the Nether was originally proposed to be called "The Nexus" or "The Slip"?
- ... that TNT slabs existed once, but only as an April Fools prank?
- ... that endermen originally dropped diamonds?
- ... that if endermen have no blocks to teleport to when projectiles fly to them, they reflect the projectiles?
- ... that there was hoglin meat as an unused texture in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that before rotten flesh was added, zombies used to drop feathers?
- ... that endermen are the only mobs that spawn in all 3 dimensions?
- ... that nether portals once could be spawned by pressing F4?
- ... that iron ingots take place in the most amount of crafting recipes in the game?
- ... that planks take place in the second highest amount of crafting recipes in the game?
- ... that crying obsidian was originally planned to set the spawn point, but beds were added instead?
- ... that ender dragons and withers are unable to go through portals?
- ... that the type of boat bought by fisherman villagers depends on their biome outfit?
- ... that one can afford a stack of arrows from a fletcher villager by selling it just 16 logs' worth of sticks?
- ... that unlike other horse armor, leather horse armor has a crafting recipe?
- ... that leaves placed by the player never decay?
- ... that dungeons are the earliest added generated structures that still exist in the game today?
- ... that the contents of an ender chest is stored as part of the player's own data?
- ... that buried treasure chests are always facing east?
- ... that buried treasure chests always generate in the same location in a chunk?
- ... that the player can jump and climb up vines even if they are not attached to blocks?
- ... that besides wool and glass, white carpets and glass panes can also be dyed directly?
- ... that there are armor stands equipped with iron armor in taiga villages?
- ... that water and lava used to spread infinitely?
- ... that the only place to find bamboo outside the jungle biomes is a shipwreck?
- ... that passengers of boats take no fall damage?
- ... that when used correctly, boats can be used to skip over lava?
- ... that dolphins can lead the player to shipwrecks if the player feeds them raw cod or raw salmon?
- ... that one can use dye on a sheep to continuously obtain colored wool?
- ... that basalt is generated when lava is above soul soil and next to blue ice?
- ... that soul soil can be renewably obtained through soul campfires?
- ... that bamboo is the fastest growing plant in Minecraft?
- ... that furnace minecarts are fully functional in Java Edition, but only exist as an unused texture in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that there was an unused texture for a wax block in the Buzzy Bees update?
- ... that there was an unused texture for crystallized honey in the Buzzy Bees update?
- ... that soul fire inflicts twice as much damage as normal fire?
- ... that endermen originally had green eyes before they were officially added?
- ... that when wool was added in Classic, it was called "cloth"?
- ... that before leather was added in Alpha, "leather armor" used to be called "cloth armor", and crafted using cloth?
- ... that wool in Classic had a different color pallette?
- ... that before Java Edition Beta 1.7, TNT was activated by punching it?
- ... that creepers initially had a melee attack, and exploded only when it is killed?
- ... that it takes 1 minute and 14 seconds to slide down 256 honey blocks?
- ... that pistons are based off of a Minecraft mod made by Hippoplatimus?
- ... that fletching table is the only villlager job site block that has no use for the player?
- ... that for April Fools 2014, every player got their skin changed to a villager?
- ... that there are four unused paintings in Bedrock Edition?
- ... that the Overworld logs are the only blocks that can be used as both input and fuel in furnaces?
- ... that crimson and warped planks cannot be crafted into boats?
- ... that bats do not drop anything, not even experience orbs?
- ... that iron golems and snow golems can be leashed?
- ... that planks were added before logs?
- ... that mobs do not try to walk over rails?
- ... that the sounds of dolphins and pandas are taken from the actual real-life animals?
- ... that a stack of coal blocks can fuel a furnace for over 42 Minecraft days?
- ... that the textures of prismarine and sea lanterns are animated?
- ... that the orange terracotta symbols on the outside of desert pyramids resemble the Ankh, the Ancient Egyptian symbol for life?
- ... that the igloo is the earliest added structure to contain signs, trapdoors, beds, and carpets?
- ... that honey bottles are the only drinkable item that can stack and restore hunger?
- ... that nether bricks is the only block that has both a wall and a fence variant?
- ... that buried treasure is the smallest generated structure in the game, containing only a chest?
- ... that in Java Edition, fishing rods can pull items?
- ... that for a coding contest, Notch made Minecraft 4k, a version of Minecraft less than 4 kilobytes in size?
- ... that the beacon's texture went through five different designs before its current appearance?
- ... that although the texture of the bedrock block changed in the Texture Update, the bedrock portion of the end crystal stayed the same?
- ... that the old spawn eggs for the various fish in Bedrock Edition were supposed to look like actual fish eggs?
- ... that in Pocket Edition Lite, the name of the player was "Stevie" instead of "Steve"?
- ... that the range of the note block both starts and ends at the note F♯?
- ... that Notch had planned to make a video announcing "Minecraft 4D" for April Fools' 2010 but ran out of time due to moving into a new home?
- ... that smooth sandstone is more blast resistant, and takes longer to mine than normal sandstone?
- ... that smooth quartz blocks are more blast resistant, and takes longer to mine than normal quartz blocks?
- ... that beacon beams can go through bedrock?
- ... that drowneds are completely passive during daytime to players outside water or in a boat?
- ... that many stone-type slabs take slightly longer to mine than than their full-block counterparts?
- ... that polished blackstone takes slightly longer to mine than normal blackstone?
- ... that hoglins are afraid of warped fungi, even if they are in flower pots?
- ... that all variants of dirt can be converted to dirt path using a shovel?
- ... that dirt paths can be tilled with a hoe to create farmland?
- ... that dirt paths take longer to mine than any other block mined with a shovel?
- ... that snowballs and ender pearls have the exact same range when thrown?
- ... that mobs inside boats and minecarts do not despawn?
- ... that by using bone meal on a moss block, then composting all the foliage created, one gains a profit on bone meal?
- ... that stone mason villagers can sell dripstone blocks, a stack at a time?
- ... that bees can pollinate flowering azalea and flowering azalea leaves?
- ... that axolotls can only be bred with buckets of tropical fish?
- ... that slimes and magma cubes cannot spawn in 2-block-high areas?
- ... that bone meal can be used on the seabed of warm oceans to create coral and coral fans?
- ... that cooked salmon has the same nutritional value as cooked mutton?
- ... that shears enchanted with Efficiency II can instantly break vines?
- ... that shears enchanted with Efficiency V can instantly break wool?
- ... that unlike normal glass, tinted glass can be retrieved with bare hands?
- ... that pillagers and crossbows were inspired by Minecraft Dungeons, even though they were added in the base game first?
- ... that precious blocks like beacons, conduits and shulker boxes can be retrieved by hand?
- ... that the carved pumpkin used to build a snow golem can be retrieved by using shears on the golem?
- ... that turtles drop a bowl when killed by lightning?
- ... that observers can detect the opening and closing of barrels, but not that of chests?
- ... that glow squids can only spawn in complete darkness?
- ... that lava cauldrons do not set fire to flammable blocks around them?
- ... that golems and withers can be built horizontally or upside-down?
- ... that the Frost Walker enchantment creates a special type of ice known as frosted ice?
- ... that baby pandas have a 0.1% chance to drop a slimeball when they sneeze?
- ... that 4 times as much cut copper can be obtained from copper blocks using a stonecutter?
- ... that it snows above certain altitudes in taiga, old growth taiga and windswept hills biomes?
- ... that in frozen ocean biomes, it rains in some locations and snows in others?
- ... that arrows used to be crafted with iron ingots rather than flint?
- ... that an axolotl removes a player's Mining Fatigue if the player helps it defeat a mob?
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