I'm gonna start this off with some of my ideas that I have put on other pages before I made this one:
Ocean temple/Atlantis - I think there should be a temple for an ocean-biome. To see the picture, click this link: Ocean Temple
Ocean mob - I also think there should be another water mob. There's all these ground mobs and only one water mob. (not counting fish which aren't physical) There should be a shark or maybe a whale if the waters deep enough.
Pressure Plates - There are only two pressure plates in the game. One of them is wooden. I think there should be wooden pressure plates of all types of wood. Also there should be a sandstone pressure plate, for hidden traps, Desert Temples, and just plain out desert stuff.
So that's all for now but I will probably add on later and I hope other people do too!
Mcpantsonfire 00:34, 24 September 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
Mobs
Giants: I Like The concept of this (Currently Unused) mob. Personally, I would change the texture of the mob so it's not a giant-zombie it's a giant... giant.
Horses: I Like the concept, but wouldn't that kind of ruin the fact that you can saddle and ride pigs? Especially since they are just coming out with a way to control the pig while you ride it? Being a horse it kind of makes sense though.
Ogres: Would reside in swamp/marshlands biomes. I just think that it would be cool.
Trolls: A lot like ogres but in forest biomes. Troll Example
Phoenix: There is only one flying mob per world type, (Overworld, Nether, End) and there's only one bird, which can't fly. (Chicken) So I think it would be cool to have one more bird + flying mob in a world type. Phoenix Example
Mcpantsonfire 22:25, 24 September 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
Biome
There should be a Volcano Biome which, (of course) would have a big volcano as the main part, cobblestone or stone would be the main ground, and have lava lakes. (rivers too?) There might also be obsidian patches somewhere, like at the base of the volcano, inside the volcano, or just small patches in place of the ground. Having the lava lakes all over the place, it would be wise to bring water buckets pour on the lava to make obsidian.
Any other biome ideas???
Mcpantsonfire 22:46, 24 September 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
there could also be a evil/death biome where it is made of obsidian or mossy cobblestone and it is dark so mobs spawn. and to make it dark it could have those creep trees that bend over. and to top it all off it could have like a evil castle which mobs spawn in and contains loot like diamonds.
Block
there could be a block that is like a trap sort of thing. like say it is spawned in mines or near jungle/desert temples and depending on where it is it can attack/trap you.e.g. in the mines it could be placed near lava it looks like cobble but when stepped on it heats up and turns to lava so it takes the property of the lava near it. on the desert it could be like a quick sand (i got this from the text below) but it doesn't drown or suffocate you it has a poison effect that when you jump out of it, the sand stick to you and slowly causes you to get slower then you die. in the jungle there could be a vine trap that there's a mossy cobble near a temple which then grabs you(no animation and you suffocate)
They need to add some way to get the giant mushroom blocks in survival. Make it like glowstone: you break the block but only get dust,but you craft the dust into a block. How about a 9x9 of either mushroom to get that mushrooms block and for the stem a 1x3 if either mushroom to get the stem block.
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I also think they should add a way to get the Chiseled Stone Brick other than the Jungle temples. Plus the Mossy Stone could be crafted by crafting stone bricks and grass or vines.
Ideas? Anyone?
Mcpantsonfire 22:02, 2 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
- I got an idea: QUICKSAND. It would make being in a desert more dangerous, there is a mod already, but it does not generate in deserts -.- and the quicksand is slightly darker than the default sand, therefor making it easy to spot. Trigger hurt 15:50, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
- But then there would be a neat addition: sinking blocks. By that i mean that if you built a house over quicksand it would start to sink into it. Not sure how they would implement this without getting quicksand inside a solid structure, since when going into the quicksand it would have to be an entity... But it would still be a neat feature nonetheless. Of course there is the law of displacement... Trigger hurt 15:52, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
- in fact, try using the zeppelin mod with the quicksand mod, make a house, then make it an elevator house, so it will go up and down. I would try this myself, but unfortunately i can't get ahold of a pc right now that can play it. Trigger hurt 15:54, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
- If you are too lazy to make a house you could find a small testificate house Trigger hurt 15:55, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
- in fact, try using the zeppelin mod with the quicksand mod, make a house, then make it an elevator house, so it will go up and down. I would try this myself, but unfortunately i can't get ahold of a pc right now that can play it. Trigger hurt 15:54, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
- I like the idea and maybe even add it in jungles too because you know in all the movies they're treking through the jungle and someone lands in quick sand. Really it could be just like water but look like sand. Mcpantsonfire 21:47, 8 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
- I can see how that would work, but that also means that jungles need to generate with random sand patches too otherwise they will be easily avoidable. But, then for practical purposes, in deserts quicksand is a block, and has only a very slightly darker texture than sand, almost unnoticeable. The reason for being a block would be to make it blend in with the environment. That would be a really neat block and liquid to add. But as far as the liquid sand, how fast and far should it flow if it were to be placed? Should it be like lava and only spread a few blocks? Trigger hurt 22:55, 8 October 2012 (UTC)
- I like the idea and maybe even add it in jungles too because you know in all the movies they're treking through the jungle and someone lands in quick sand. Really it could be just like water but look like sand. Mcpantsonfire 21:47, 8 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
- That is a good point. So what i meant by "act like water", I meant that you would sink the same speed as water or probably slower. My opinion would be that it would flow like lava vs. water, because if it would to flow like water it would go 7 blocks in all four directions while lava only goes 3. Mcpantsonfire 23:25, 8 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
- Good point, probably slower than in water, like in cobwebs. but either way since liquids are 2 pixels short of a block, then in deserts they need to be a block instead of a liquid that may or may not spread, otherwise you could spot it in a heartbeat. But it would make sense in jungles for them to be a liquid because in a jungle it is less noticeable than in the open desert. Trigger hurt 00:01, 9 October 2012 (UTC)
- That is a good point. So what i meant by "act like water", I meant that you would sink the same speed as water or probably slower. My opinion would be that it would flow like lava vs. water, because if it would to flow like water it would go 7 blocks in all four directions while lava only goes 3. Mcpantsonfire 23:25, 8 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
- I'm assuming you would drown if you stayed under it too long same as water. Now, what about getting out? Would it be jumping repeatedly until out or what? (I don't think it should spread but it would fall) Mcpantsonfire 20:43, 10 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
- Well, in the mod version you cannot escape, it is like cobwebs, and you take suffocation damage because it is a solid non-transparent block. But i think that they would need to add something like a grappling hook or some stronger force to help you escape, otherwise it should be something like when you get close enough to an edge it helps you get out. In the mod it also sinks, and since falling sand and other falling blocks are entities, making a tower of quicksand and breaking the second to bottom one would cause alot of entities to sink through it. One thing that would be an awesome feature is if all blocks (besided bedrock) including obsidian and other unusual blocks could sink into it, and it would detect other blocks (besides world generated blocks) adjacent to it, much like the Zeppelin mod, and transform them into entities, they would probably need to borrow the code from the mod creators to do so. But there is still the thing of tile entities, like chests, since they use tile data to store what items exist inside of them. But i think that should not be much of a problem. Trigger hurt 23:02, 10 October 2012 (UTC)
- I'm assuming you would drown if you stayed under it too long same as water. Now, what about getting out? Would it be jumping repeatedly until out or what? (I don't think it should spread but it would fall) Mcpantsonfire 20:43, 10 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
- This is probably gonna sound stupid but, maybe instead of making a grappling hook you could just use a fishing rod. Because I really think you should be able to get out of the quicksand, otherwise you'll just die and lose everything. (I'm assuming your drops would be lost in the quicksand.) I also think you shouldn't be able to break it but use a bucket since it's liquid... kinda.
[You know it is getting hard to count how many colons we place, i'm gonna just start from the beginning] Hmmn, either that or just make blocks like dirt and sand be able to be picked up by buckets. But i don't think using a fishing rod is bad, considering that you can pull mobs a great distance towards you. In all likelihood, if the quicksand block is not a liquid but a block, then items would float to the surface, but if it were liquid then they would probably just sink. It should be able to be picked up with a bucket. Also true, it should be picked up with a bucket, but you cannot be 'swimming' (as in not on the ground) to pick it up, otherwise you could too easily get yourself out. I think as far as spreading it should spread at a speed inbetween water and lava, and an inbetween actual distance for spreading. However it would not have that annoying property of lava, where it stays for a considerable amount of time before disappearing. Trigger hurt 00:04, 14 October 2012 (UTC)
As a total side idea: Item sifting.
I hate digging, and it brings almost no benefit, except in mines, and it's time consuming. then i though of something: SIFTING. Basically, stone related blocks need to be crushed, but dirt related blocks can be sifted. An item's rarity depends on if it will come out or not. Harder blocks may contain more vintage items, such as a damaged diamond sword, or some near dead armor. But the catch is that they come in greater chance and quantity, such as instead of a 2% chance to find a diamond sword, there would be more of a 18% chance, and up to 3. enchanted items would come from obsidian only, obsidian is used to craft an enchantment table. Also there is a greater chance to return obsidian than other blocks. End stone has a high chance for an enchanted item that is of a higher tier, the minimum tier items found in end stone is iron; since most people came a long way to fight the ender dragon, noone is going to have leather armor and a wooden sword (unless they are a pro, you need to be one hell of a dummkopf to do that... {No i am not German, i just like the word :D}).
- If it were to be added, you would need to add a sifter for sifting and a hammer for crushing. But getting diamond swords 18% of the time, you could just dig down to bedrock and up and get a couple. Mcpantsonfire 22:46, 12 October 2012 (UTC)
- The 18% chance is only from end stone, not from regular stone. Regular stone only has about a 2% chance to find ANYTHING made of diamonds. Cobblestone has no chance, you will find nothing with cobblestone. and if obsidian is crushed (presuming you would use a diamond hammer unlike some kind of regular hammer) it will be destroyed, with only a 3% chance to return to be resifted. Items in obsidian are vintage, enchanted, and a low chance of being unused. Trigger hurt 02:56, 13 October 2012 (UTC)
- Aha! that makes a lot more sense. I think that is a possibility. A different one... but a possibility.
- May i suggest this as a better recipe for the sifter?
- Aha! that makes a lot more sense. I think that is a possibility. A different one... but a possibility.
- The 18% chance is only from end stone, not from regular stone. Regular stone only has about a 2% chance to find ANYTHING made of diamonds. Cobblestone has no chance, you will find nothing with cobblestone. and if obsidian is crushed (presuming you would use a diamond hammer unlike some kind of regular hammer) it will be destroyed, with only a 3% chance to return to be resifted. Items in obsidian are vintage, enchanted, and a low chance of being unused. Trigger hurt 02:56, 13 October 2012 (UTC)
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
|---|---|
| Tripwire Hook + String + Iron Ingot + Chest + Stone | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
- I'm not sure if we're talking about the same kind of sifter. But that crafting recipe is way better! Go to this page to see what the hammer would look like: Anvil
(click on the pictures it has a hammer) Mcpantsonfire 23:13, 15 October 2012 (UTC)
- I can't find anything there, care to give me some direct links? Trigger hurt 15:17, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
- I have another great recipe, for a different sifter, probably the one you were aiming for:
- I can't find anything there, care to give me some direct links? Trigger hurt 15:17, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
Template:Grid/Crafting Table This one would be a handheld sifter, the one you were probably thinking of, because mine is a block that you place, and use redstone to fuel it off of. I'll see if i can get to making a custom GUI image, although it would probably look something like a furnace with a dispenser sized output. Trigger hurt 18:50, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
- Yeah, that is the sifter i was thinking of.
Anvil Page and Hammer Example
Mcpantsonfire 20:55, 20 October 2012 (UTC)
- I think that gravel and sand should also very rarely drop a diamond or a gold nugget. In real life diamonds and gold are both found in sand and gravel. 99.3.35.15 04:12, 31 October 2012 (UTC)
- Yeah that's the thing with this idea; you could find ANYTHING from sifting (except blocks not legitimately obtainable in the game), Diamonds and Gold Nuggets included. Trigger hurt 11:32, 31 October 2012 (UTC)
New Mob Drops
The new passive-bat mob should drop leather when killed. Also the witch mob might drop black wool and potions. Maybe there should be a way to befriend it so you can trade with it to get potions.
Mcpantsonfire 00:16, 6 October 2012 (UTC)mcpantsonfire
Grappling hook
So a grappling hook would let you reach new heights by shooting it a block up to 5-10 up. The crafting would look like this...
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or
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or
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Idea started by trigger_hurt.
- I would like to suggest a better recipe and cheaper recipe for grappling hooks:
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That would be a cheaper one. I was thinking grappling gun i guess. So maybe yours could reach up to 5 blocks high and mine reach 10? Mcpantsonfire 21:39, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
- Yeah probably there is a grappling gun but then there is the classic hook that you throw crafted like this:
Template:Grid/Crafting Table Note that by adding more string to the recipe will yield a hook with a longer possible distance. Trigger hurt 22:23, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
Also Read and/or Edit...
- A Fanmade Talk page which has A chance to Be Featured on my Custom Items Page!
Arrran Weeviling The Inventor of the Cake Bomb! 08:49, 13 October 2012 (UTC)
Hammer and Sifter
Here's what the hammer and sifter might be crafted for crushing and sifting...
Hammer:
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Sifter (Block):
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Sifter (Handheld)
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Sifter recipes copyright Trigger Hurt
Idea started by Trigger_hurt Mcpantsonfire 23:26, 14 October 2012 (UTC)
Emerald Stuff
I'm sure everyone has heard it before, but here it is again... They should add all the tools, weapons, and armor in emerald.
Weapons/Tools: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Armor: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Guns
The only weapons we have are primitive swords and bows and arrows. We need something a little more... destructive. Or up-to-date. Here's my ideas about making them...
Gun: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Bullets: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Grenade Launcher: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Grenades: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Gasoline: Template:Grid/Furnace
Flamethrower:
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So there you go! My little idea of making guns. Mcpantsonfire 01:33, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
- May i suggest these for better recipes?:
Pistol
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
|---|---|
| Iron Ingot or Gold Ingot or Diamond + Lever | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Rifle
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
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| Iron Pistol or Golden Pistol or Diamond Pistol + Iron Ingot or Golden Ingot or Diamond | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Sniper Rifle
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
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| Iron Rifle or Golden Rifle or Diamond Rifle + Iron Ingot or Golden Ingot or Diamond | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Bullet
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
|---|---|
| Iron Pistol or Golden Pistol or Diamond Pistol + Iron Ingot or Golden Ingot or Diamond | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Rocket Propelled Grenade Launcher
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
|---|---|
| Iron Ingot or Gold Ingot or Diamond + Gunpowder | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
RPG Round
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
|---|---|
| Iron Ingot or Gold Ingot or Diamond + Gunpowder | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Grenades
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
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| Iron Ingot + Gunpowder + String | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Flame Thrower
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
|---|---|
| Iron Ingot + Blaze Rod + Netherrack + Propane Tank | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Gasoline Tank {Note: These can be placed like TNT, and will only explode if shot with a bullet}
| Ingredients | Input » Output |
|---|---|
| Iron Ingot + Piston + Bucket of Gasoline | Template:Grid/Crafting Table |
Just some better recipe ideas. Also the gasoline naturally occurs underground, like lava. Trigger hurt 20:20, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
- I'm not sure if it would be necassary to have gold or diamond guns except for a golden gun (if you know what I mean) recipe:
Golden Gun:
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Mcpantsonfire 21:36, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
- Yeah i know what u mean, the diamond variants are probably unnecessary, but gold still is cool, if you mix it in with iron. Trigger hurt 22:20, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
How about another one? Template:Grid/Crafting Table
If you are within range, it will automatically attack with the bayonet. Otherwise it will shoot like a regular rifle. Mcpantsonfire 15:08, 22 October 2012 (UTC)
- Or how about left click (or break block key) attacks with bayonette, and right click shoots. Trigger hurt 15:33, 22 October 2012 (UTC)
- Sounds good! Mcpantsonfire 16:00, 22 October 2012 (UTC)
- Might i suggest using a dagger instead of an iron sword? it would cost one less ingot to make, and would make more sense, unless your sword was short. Trigger hurt 17:22, 22 October 2012 (UTC)
- Something else cool to suggest is that using a gun does not affect it's durability, but breaking blocks with it does. This would give the gun 2 durability bars: One for the gun's physical durability, and one for the bayonet. If the bayonet breaks, the gun's current state would stay the same, but the bayonet bar will disappear, and the bayonet will be gone. If the gun breaks before the bayonet, then you will receive a dagger with the same amount of health left as the bayonet did. Using a gun to break a block will ALWAYS return the block you were hitting, but breaking different blocks will damage the gun in different ways, say breaking stone, cobblestone, or stone bricks of any type will damage the gun x4. Breaking a dirt related block does 2x damage. Breaking end stone does 5x damage. Breaking obsidian with it does x20 damage. Note that breaking obsidian will deplete 1/8 of the gun's entire health, this is not recommended unless you have an ample supply of iron ingots. Trigger hurt 14:21, 23 October 2012 (UTC)
- Might i suggest using a dagger instead of an iron sword? it would cost one less ingot to make, and would make more sense, unless your sword was short. Trigger hurt 17:22, 22 October 2012 (UTC)
- Sounds good! Mcpantsonfire 16:00, 22 October 2012 (UTC)
Mini tools
(I hope it doesn't bother you if i add a new section, if it does i am truly sorry and feel free to remove it.)
I really felt this needed to be pointed out: Mini tools!
Basic items are:
Pick (Mini Pickaxe) Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Spade (Mini Shovel) Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Hatchet (Mini Axe) Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Trowel (Mini Hoe) Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Dagger (Mini Sword) Template:Grid/Crafting Table
The idea of mini tools is so that you can craft smaller tools stackable up to 4 each and you don't even need to leave the inventory to make them. Also: Notes: Dagger: These can be thrown, and act like bows, the longer you hold them, the farther they go, but also the more damage they take on impact, depending on block hit; if stone related, it takes 3x normal damage; if dirt related (sand, gravel), it takes 2x normal damage; if it passes through enough water and/or is not going very fast, it may not take damage at all; if it strikes an entity (excluding fallingSand, fallingGravel, litTNT, items, fallingAnvil, fallingDragonEgg, or anything else that does not have health) it will take normal damage, -1. However it will stick to entities and cause a bleeding effect, -1 HP per 2 seconds. If the entity dies, then it follows the corps animation by staying attached to the position of the entity's visual skin. Once it disappears it will simply fall without taking damage. If they entity dies in a wall it will attach to the last solid block it hit. they also can stick to players with a similar effect. One issue with it being where it hits. If on an animal, it will deal the same damage no matter where it is hit, except from the bottom. On standing entities, if on the legs, it causes only 3 HP and the bleeding effect lasts 3 seconds. If on the lower chest area, the initial hit takes 6 HP and the bleeding effect lasts for 10 seconds. If hit on the arm it does the same as the legs. If hit on the head, it will instantly kill a non armored player. However, if a player has armor of tier chain or higher, it will deal significantly less damage to the player, and more to the helmet itself. A diamond helmet will protect a player from any hits from above and behind plus to the sides. It will deal no damage but still knockback the player if hit anywhere else. Unless the dagger is made of diamond, then it will puncture the armor and cause bleeding, but not instant death. Hatchet: Can be thrown as well as dagger, follows same rules. Pick: It actually does not last as long as a normal pickaxe, but only barely.
If you can i would love to see some better names for the mini tools, dagger and hatchet and pick already have them. Trigger hurt 00:53, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
I'm totally fine with you adding new topics! In fact I encourage it. (the point of the page is for new ideas)
So you think: Mini Pickaxe = Pick Mini Axe = Hatchet Mini Sword = Dagger How about: Mini Shovel = Spade Mini Hoe = Trowel
Mcpantsonfire 01:28, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
YES THANK YOU! I was trying to get a new name for the hoe and shovel! Trowel and Spade work perfectly! I guess i just failed and forgot this is a page for posting new ideas and sections -.- Oh well i'd rather be safe than sorry. As soon as i can manage i will make some icons, it should not be too hard. Trigger hurt 10:20, 19 October 2012 (UTC) I have uploaded all icons for everything, but for me it appears that the icons for the gold and diamond pick variants are invisible, no idea why... unless they actually ARE invisible, in which case i will fix this. Trigger hurt 12:43, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
All the icons are showing up. Great job! Mcpantsonfire 16:21, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
- Thanks! First attempt at icon making, the program ive been using sucks for drawing but is good for erasing and moving stuff around. I will get to work on the other icons ASAP, however they may not be done soon, due to school. Thankfully i have a chromebook and a mouse to use, but i still have to wait until i get time to do anything, so i will make them gradually. Trigger hurt 17:58, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
- Thats okay. Could you tell me the program you use so i could try> Mcpantsonfire 18:20, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
- It's actually a website, you will need adobe flash or reader or some kind of flash player or reader program, but the URL is: http://www.pixlr.com/editor/ Copy and paste that into your URL bar, make sure that if u create a new image that you check the transparent box or it will be white in the background! Trigger hurt 18:35, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
- Thats okay. Could you tell me the program you use so i could try> Mcpantsonfire 18:20, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
An edit to desert temples:
Something that defines desert temples makes them too easy to not hit: 1. The pressure plate is stone, if you had broken the block above it it can be easily bypassed 2. The pressure plate is always in the middle
I think that the pressure plate should be randomized, depending on difficulty. Peaceful mode always yeilds 1 pressure plate made from stone in the middle of the pyramid, like normal. Easy puts a wooden one in it's place. Normal puts up to 4 stone pressure plates. Hard puts up to 4 wooden pressure plates. HARDCORE puts a wooden pressure plate in every slot except one, they will all be wooden, and the empty space is randomized. With this key, desert temples would be less predictable, and you would need to be more careful on harder difficulties. Some setups can go as shown: Peaceful:
-Note: The block grid template does not support wooden or stone pressure plates, just a combo of both. This setup uses a stone pressure plate.
Easy:
-Note: The block grid template does not support wooden or stone pressure plates, just a combo of both. This setup uses a wooden pressure plate.
Normal:
-"Note: The block grid template does not support wooden or stone pressure plates, just a combo of both. This setup uses a stone pressure plate; also the position of each plate is random.
Hard:
-"Note: The block grid template does not support wooden or stone pressure plates, just a combo of both. This setup uses a wooden pressure plate; also the position of each plate is random.
HARDCORE:
-"Note: The block grid template does not support wooden or stone pressure plates, just a combo of both. This setup uses a wooden pressure plate; also the position of each plate is random.
Just a better idea of what they should be. Trigger hurt 13:59, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
Can i make some custom icons for our recipes? I can edit them in whatever which way i need to, any colors or anything. I can make them and you can give me input on what to change. It doesn't bother me to change them any bit. But before i do ANYTHING more i would like to see if you mind or not. Because a giant ? in a box isn't very descriptive... Trigger hurt 14:07, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
I would greatly appreciate if you could make the icons, because i dont know how and probably wouldnt do that good of a job. Well this giant is just a big zombie. I'm thinking more of a "Jack and the Beanstalk" kinda giant. Mcpantsonfire 16:18, 19 October 2012 (UTC)
Super Crafting Table
It would basically just make the crafting table 4x4.
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- Sounds like a good idea. Maybe there should be a feature that instead of crafting a new table you could just place tables near eachother to make larger ones, so say if u made a 2x2 square, the grid would be 6x6 instead of 3x3, and if you make a 3x3 section of tables, then the grid would be 9x9 slots, therefor allowing for bigger recipes. There should also be a new recipe table, where you can design a recipe by putting the ingredients into the table. The output would be the custom icon, which could be made right there. Once you have an icon, you can either define a custom code or use certain presets to make it's code. You can add presets and add new codes by giving that code an action to perform, say to make a dagger that can be thrown, you would use these buttons:
Action: Use Action: Create Entity (Name: flyingDagger){Triggers: Action Use & Is Selected}[Position Relative To: Player] Emphasis: Rotate Object (Direction: Away from Player){Triggers: Action Use & Entity flyingDagger}[Rotate Speed: 2] Emphasis Rotate Direction: Away From Player [Define entity here] Texture: custom_icons/Dagger.png [Define entity here] Does Melee Damage: 12 Note: Health value is in HP, not in hearts. [Create Object!] <=That is a button when code is completed Trigger hurt 23:42, 22 October 2012 (UTC)
Car
I'm sure there's some mod, or you've thought of it some time, but here's how I would do it:
(rubber would be a drop of rubber trees, which would be found in forest biomes) Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Then with the super crafting table idea:
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Does anyone have a better crafting idea? Mcpantsonfire 21:30, 23 October 2012 (UTC)
- I do have some ideas for recipes:
Small Tire Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Medium Tire Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Large Tire Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Utilizing the large crafting grid:
Monster Truck Tire
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Car Door Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Headlights Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Taillights Template:Grid/Crafting Table I will get some more soon. Trigger hurt 23:11, 23 October 2012 (UTC)
- Good ideas! It makes sense it would take a lot of materials since it's such a useful vehicle. The monster truck would be cool to have!
- Here are a few more recipes i though of, if i can i will make some more icons, but in the meantime i'll try and think of some more ideas:
Windshield Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Rear-View Mirror Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Engine Block Please note that this can be placed like a block. Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Muffler Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Fridge/Cooler
In real life, meat goes bad if not kept in a cool enviroment, (your fridge) so why not have that in Minecraft? You must keep all foods except bread, cookies, both golden apples, rotten flesh, and spider eyes. If food is not kept in the fridge/cooler, it turns to rotten flesh. Fridges/Coolers are stackable to 64 and to make a large fridge/cooler, you would place another one above the other one. It would be crafted like so:
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How about it? Mcpantsonfire 01:26, 24 October 2012 (UTC)
- You are very right, and i would like to make a suggestion: How about this recipe in a large crafting table? Like so:
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And to keep it freezing, you need to fuel it with Ice, Snow Blocks, or Snow Balls, snowballs being the weakest. If the freezer runs out of fuel the meat will restart a countdown sequence, for about 1.5 minecraft days (half an hour). If it does not get put into a suitable environment by then, it converts to rotten flesh. Ice lasts for 3 minecraft days, snow blocks last for 1 minecraft day, and snowballs only last 5 minutes (1/4 of a minecraft day). If you carry raw meats in a taiga biome or an ice plains biome then the meat will not count down. However just being in the biome does not affect it. If your house is warm, say torches or light, it will over 1.5 days become rotten flesh. Sound like a good idea? We should just make a mod with all this crap in it, and call it the random ideas mod xD
Trigger hurt 01:49, 24 October 2012 (UTC)
- XD that be so funny/awesome! Though i dont know how to make mods, i would teach myself just for that mod.
The fuel is a good idea. Mcpantsonfire 00:52, 25 October 2012 (UTC)
- No kidding bro! I know a few basic codes, and there is a modding tutorial on the wiki. I will make some textures for it, but keep in mind that these are unfolded textures, such as when viewing terrain.png. I will use this page for uploading them, the link will be fixed once i get it done:
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- No kidding bro! I know a few basic codes, and there is a modding tutorial on the wiki. I will make some textures for it, but keep in mind that these are unfolded textures, such as when viewing terrain.png. I will use this page for uploading them, the link will be fixed once i get it done:
Bad for Newbies. The Fridge takes LOTS of Iron Ingots to build. What if this is essential ONLY IN HARDCORE.
Made By 112.200.122.161 01:57, 21 May 2013 (UTC)
Haybail
You ever have the frustrating moment where your animals won't get out of the way? What if there was a solution to that? Placing a haybail would attract the animal to the block, and the mobs would eat it, and breed themselves. It would be crafted like so:
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Mcpantsonfire 21:59, 4 November 2012 (UTC)
- I say it's a great idea, and the fact that they would breed by themselves would save one alot of wheat. I honestly hate keeping animals in the pen, and it really sucks. But, with updates, this would not make any sense for pigs or chickens. how about for pigs:
Slop Tray
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Placement for slop trays would be like stairs, allowing for corner pieces. These may be filled with any edible item of your desire, but there must be water in first. Water along with the food in it will spread around the trays, as a finite liquid, and every time a pig goes up to it it will play a head bobbing animation similar to that of the sheep (of course lowered). The pigs will consume this overtime and it will need to be refilled eventually. You can also place buckets of slop in it, which are crafted like so:
Template:Grid/Crafting Table This will not return the bucket you use, as this would be duplicating. Right click with one of these items selected on a slop tray to fill it with slop. One bucket fills one block of a slop tray.
And for chickens you would place a bucket on the side of a wall or the ground (although it can tip on the ground), placement would be like that of cocoa beans. Buckets would hold seeds inside of them, up to 1 stack at a time. The GUI would probably be very small, consisting of the player's inventory and one extra slot at the top to place seeds in.
- The haybail would only last eight uses. The slop and chicken feeder is a good idea! Mcpantsonfire 01:50, 5 November 2012 (UTC)
Wires
To make redstone contraptions even easier, and carry longer distances, the would be wires. It would act just like redstone except can float and doesn't need a redstone-repeater as often. The only catch is that instead of using a redstone repeater, you would have to use a terminal. (which could be used from all sides.) They would be crafted like so:
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Terminal Template:Grid/Crafting Table
How 'bout it? Mcpantsonfire 22:46, 9 November 2012 (UTC)
- That sounds awesome! Redpower is similar, but it actually does travel infinitely. And maybe you can color it differently so wires don't cross? or even multiple wires could be placed inside the same block! I really do love redstone, this is a great idea! #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) 16:11, 10 November 2012 (UTC)
Colored wires and Wool is a great idea to use! Made by 112.200.122.161 02:15, 21 May 2013 (UTC)
Watering Can
This would be used to water you farmland if you don't have room for a water source. I'm not sure how many uses it would have so I need some input on that. It would be crafted like so:
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or
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Mcpantsonfire 23:42, 21 November 2012 (UTC)
- Hmm, what about an infinitely renewable one? Say, it never breaks, but need to be refilled after every 100 uses? It would be like a bucket, but to fill it you right click on water, and to water crops right click on the crop. Doing that would make the soil below it turn to wet soil. That seem like an idea? #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 00:42, 24 November 2012 (UTC)
- Sounds good! I'm not sure it would be appropriate if it was 100 uses, maybe it would have the same as a couldron? Mcpantsonfire 01:30, 24 November 2012 (UTC)
- Maybe, but probably would have twice as many, considering you don't need to waste a gallon of water on one plant. Maybe water should be consumed by plants over time in soil. But over long times, say it would take up to 2 days (time is random but close) for a single plant to soak up that much water, but you would need more water eventually. At the least, minecraft needs a Finite water system, the water physics always bug me. I'd use the Finite Liquid Mod by Djoslin, but it's outdated at the moment :(. Well either way, before I get too off topic, it's still a cool idea. #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 14:11, 5 December 2012 (UTC)
- Sounds good! I'm not sure it would be appropriate if it was 100 uses, maybe it would have the same as a couldron? Mcpantsonfire 01:30, 24 November 2012 (UTC)
Factor Bars
I find it strange that the only factors for survival are health, hunger, and air (underwater). Here's a couple I think should be added:
| Factor | How to Overcome |
| Thirst | *Drink Water |
| Sleep | *Sleep in a bed |
| Hot | *Get to a cooler biome
*Jump into water |
| Cold | *Get to a hotter biome or Remove your Wool Clothing
*Sleep |
Note: The cold and heat factors will only be activated in snowy and desert biomes and if you are wearing Wool Armor..
Mcpantsonfire 16:09, 24 November 2012 (UTC)
- I see your point, realistic it may be already, it's not quite good enough. Definitely thirst would need to be added, it's even implemented into mods. This would go perfectly with the refrigerator idea. Also, i fixed your table, use <br> in front to force a new line to be created. If you'd like, I can turn it into a real table. #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 14:06, 5 December 2012 (UTC)
- Thank-you! I wasn't sure how to do that. I'm not sure if all of them would be added, because the bars would take up a lot of screen-space + to much to think about. My fear is that Minecraft will become to realistic it will lose it's blockiness and be like Sims! :(
Mcpantsonfire 22:16, 5 December 2012 (UTC)
- Nonetheless, It would be a good idea for hardcore! When you really want more of a challenge. The only way to make that table perfect would be to put it in an actual table. But in all seriousness, at the least thirst would need to be added. There is a thirst mod if you want to try it out, look for it on the forums. I'm not sure if it's updated though. Maybe there would be a second big adventure update that would slightly modernize minecraft. But not too much :) It is a game after all, and one that is not supposed to be too realistic.
- In fact, maybe the cold and heat could be added if they shared a bar. I mean, it would be a heat-to-cold ratio. Right in the middle is perfect. Say, it would look something like this:
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- For some reason I can never get mods to work so I wouldn't be able to try that thirst mod :( but still I think thirst would be one for
sure if any! My brother was looking at this and he thought that maybe for heat it should be little flame icons and snowballs for cold. (personally I'm fine with the red and blue | ) Mcpantsonfire 23:55, 12 December 2012 (UTC)
- I can probably help you out with mods. We'll discuss that somewhere else though. Do you mean like this:
File:Grid Fire.pngFile:Grid Fire.pngFile:Grid Fire.pngFile:Grid Fire.pngFile:Grid Fire.pngFile:Grid Snowball.pngFile:Grid Snowball.pngFile:Grid Snowball.pngFile:Grid Snowball.pngFile:Grid Snowball.png
- Or maybe this:
File:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.png
- Or maybe this:
File:Grid Netherrack.pngFile:Grid Netherrack.pngFile:Grid Netherrack.pngFile:Grid Netherrack.pngFile:Grid Netherrack.pngFile:Grid Snow Block.pngFile:Grid Snow Block.pngFile:Grid Snow Block.pngFile:Grid Snow Block.pngFile:Grid Snow Block.png
- You may find this weird, but this is how it would work: If you are hot, the bars will overwrite eachother, like so:
File:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.png
- And if you are cold:
File:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.png
#trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 13:37, 14 December 2012 (UTC)
- Here's an idea for the sleep factor bar and the thirst one too:
File:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.pngFile:Grid Bed.png
File:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Lava.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.pngFile:Grid Water.png File:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.pngFile:Grid Water Bucket.png
#trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 14:03, 14 December 2012 (UTC)
I Like this! What if the Wool Clothing will also affect your Coolness Factor Bar. Made By 112.200.122.161 02:06, 21 May 2013 (UTC)
Wool Clothing
Wool Clothing is crafted the same as armor, just with wool. This keeps your Cold Factor Bar up.
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Mcpantsonfire 22:20, 5 December 2012 (UTC)
Hawks
I think that adding hawks to the game would be a good idea. They are mobs that when hit will attack but you can tame them with mice and/or rats and they will act like cats and dogs except they cannot be told to sit but perch on any solid block and can be up to twenty blocks away. They would drop feathers when killed and have 5 hearts in the wild and 7 when tamed. The hawks attacks do 1 half a heart of damage in the wild and will do 2 hearts when tamed. Hawks will scare away bats and spiders. Hawks are one block high and are brown and red in the wild but are brown and white when tamed and a little bit bigger as well. They spawn in any trees 10 blocks or higher and have 40by40 block territories. Possibility, you can have them perch on your left arm held out and perhaps owls in the game as well
Lantern
There should be a way to light up your way, but it would run out. You would right-click while using it to turn it on or off.n It wouldn't be as bright as the sun.
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Mcpantsonfire 02:30, 12 December 2012 (UTC)
- Seems a little expensive, if you ask me. Cobalt32 02:42, 13 December 2012 (UTC)
- Maybe it should be crafted with a torch or a redstone torch instead of such an expensive nether star, especially if it would run out. Maybe this is a version that doesn't run out, and there is a version involving torches. Possibly handheld to produce light, along with placeable on a nail to hang it on a wall? #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 12:45, 13 December 2012 (UTC)
- The reason I made it so expensive is because having a lightsource to light up the night I thought was worth the Netherstar. If it were to run out it would just take a long time, such as a diamond sword (or more?). I do like the hanging idea.
- Oh, I didn't realize it would light up the entire night. I thought it was like a torch or a lamp. Maybe there should be the two variants? Say, the nether star one will light the night, while the glostone one will be twice as bright as a torch? Here would be an example for the one I'm talking about:
Template:Grid/Crafting Table BTW you should try using the Grid2 Template, It's a bit more simplified than the Grid1 Template.
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Mcpantsonfire 23:52, 13 December 2012 (UTC)
Also, may I suggest increasing the output? Take this into consideration: It takes 2 iron ingots to make a sword blade about 1 yard long. Think about how thick one iron ingot it. I'd say increase it to 16? Maybe that would not be keeping with minecraft's resource-taking style. In that case try 8.
Maybe there should be a Nail Gun that places these nails into wood type blocks:
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And in the case of a nail gun, it can be fired at players to take 
away per nail, but have a firing distance of 3 blocks. However, it can be upgraded to fire faster:
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The nail gun 2.0 has a firing distance of 8 blocks, and does of damage per nail, but keep in mind that a nail gun is very inaccurate. Typically, a nail will travel up to 2 blocks offset from the cursor. Yet there would be another upgrade:
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This upgrade makes the nail gun 3.0 with a new accuracy of 0.5 blocks within the cursor, and a new distance of 10 blocks. The next upgrade:
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As you may imagine, this makes the nails that come out hot. These new hot nails have a chance of catching the victim on fire, but only a 1% chance. Other than that, it does damage and has an increased distance of 14 blocks. Only several upgrades left:
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Now the nails have a 99% chance to catch the victim on fire, have an increased firing rate of 6 nails per second (was 3), and will fire 2 nails in one shot. On top of that, it has a small inventory for holding nails (9 slots), but it will not hold anything else. There is only one upgrade left, that makes it the best weapon here:
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This nail gun is the BEST weapon here: Increased firing rate of 8 nails per second, scoped zoom and a firing distance of 50 blocks, a chest-sized nail storage area, now fires 3 nails per shot, and each nail does . There is one neat thing about this nailgun: One of the three nails fired will be accurate to 1 pixel from the center of your screen, and will travel 75 blocks, and that nail only will deal . The others will be 20 pixels off from the center. #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 13:15, 14 December 2012 (UTC)
- That would be cool! The ultimate nail-gun would be fun to use! What if wood was affected by gravity (sand,gravel) and you can only make it float if you place it on a nail or placed the wood and you have to shoot it with a nail in 6 seconds? Mcpantsonfire 22:32, 18 December 2012 (UTC)
Farming Equipment
If someone is a die-hard farmer, they might have a field of farm land that they have to use their hoe on. How about you would use on of these: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
and a tractor like so:
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To attach it you would right click the tractor with the cultivator. Same thing for the seed-planter:
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Once you put the planter on you can right click it with seeds to fill it. It holds a maximum of 128. You can right click it with anything else. (same with the cultivator) Mcpantsonfire 22:53, 18 December 2012 (UTC)
Misc.
Last night I thought of one thing that led to all of the others so here you go:
Cactus Spikes: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Daggar: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Spear: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Poison: Template:Grid/Furnace (can be crafted with all weapons to make them deal normal damage with a 90% chance of poisoning)
Spike Block: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (once placed, deals damage to stand on)
Rope: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (can be thrown in air to attach to ceiling and be climbed like ladder. If you do not have enough it breaks and falls)
Whip: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (used to enslave Villagers. Once enslaved Villagers can do limited stuff, such as kill mobs, breed mobs, or farm. To edit what they do click on the Villager, choose the action then choose the area)
Rags: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Slave Bed: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (where a slave stays)
Spawn Egg: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (an item related to that mob would be placed in the middle. Pig = Pork/Chicken = Chicken Meat etc.)
Pen: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (can edit signs without breaking)
That's all! Mcpantsonfire 23:19, 12 January 2013 (UTC)
More Misc.
Here's some more random thoughts...
Trophy Case: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (would be 2 blocks tall, like a picture frame but 3D)
Laser: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (would be used like a tripwire, except you must use the reciever on the other end. Also the actual laser is transparent so if sand fell on it nothing would actually break, the laser would return once block is removed)
Receiver: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Compound Bow: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (will shoot father and more powerfullly)
Laser-Sight Bow: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (will have a dot on where you are aiming)
Scope Bow: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (left-clicking will bring scope to face, will shoot farther)
Telescope: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (right-clicking will bring it to face)
Mirror: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Remote: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (right-click to send redstone signal to the sattelite you're pointing to)
Signal Rod: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Sattelite: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (will emit redstone signal once activated by remote)
Holder: Template:Grid/Crafting Table (takes up 2-blocks lengthwise, click with any axe, hoe, pickaxe, shovel, fishing rod, sword, arrow, bow, cap, tunic, pants, helmet, chestplate, leggings, or boots, click again to take)
Concrete: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
Steel: Template:Grid/Furnace (can be made into swords, tools, and armor)
Steel Beams: Template:Grid/Crafting Table
And something I think would be natural would be mud, which would be any dirt or grass block touching water. (this does not include water underneath) It would be slippery like ice and not obtainable without silk-touch shovel.
- Wow, it's been a while since I've been doing anything on the wiki. Mud is a great idea, but the mechanics seem off. I had an idea:
- Mud turns to dirt if in a dry biome, such as a desert, plains, taiga, etc.
- Mud turns to dirt faster in drier biomes
- Mud in the inventory acts similarly
- Mud flows slowly, slower than lava
- Mud acts like cobwebs, except you sink more quickly but move just as slowly in it
- Mud can be collected, but only with a shovel of at least stone tier
- Mud flows differently; the whole block moves along with the flow pattern
- Items held in mud do not disappear, and will be released from a mud block if broken in any way
- Smelting mud will turn it to dirt
- Mud can be crafted with a water bucket and 2 dirt blocks, yielding 2 mud blocks; shapeless
- Mud is higher in blast resistance, but weaker against physical force
- If mud falls, it splits into half puddles that litter the ground
Just some of my ideas about mud! (what an exciting topic xD) #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 18:25, 22 January 2013 (UTC)
That's it... again! Mcpantsonfire 00:32, 17 January 2013 (UTC)
Hoppers and cauldrons...
I was thinking that hoppers can fill a cauldron with water if there is a water bukect inside one, and there is also a cauldron below that hopper. The cauldron will be completely full, and the bucket becomes empty in the hopper. And also, another thing, if a cauldron is above a hopper, and there is an empty bucket inside the said hopper, then the bucket will be filled with water and the cauldron will become empty. If there are glass bottles in the hopper (same situation), then the cauldron will lose water every second if there are at least three glass bottles inside the hopper.
Any thoughts on this guys?
Asiankid123 03:55, 25 January 2013 (UTC)
- Seems like a good idea, considering there are not pipes already. But, if there were pipes, then perhaps the pipes would connect to the side of the cauldron to take water out? And then water would enter from the top? There is a Finite Liquid Mod, but it seems to be outdated, and it adds pipes to carry the water through. I made a few cool things using it, but without it being updated and no way of getting an updated version, I don't know WHAT to do. #trigger_hurt(I|T|C) Check out my project! 14:38, 28 January 2013 (UTC)
nukes
they explode and require 64 diamond blocks to make and destroy a entire world!
68.231.28.139 14:56, 22 February 2013 (UTC)
More Ideas!
1. Tinted Glass Blocks - This just colors Glass Blocks. 2. Empty Bookshelves - This can be used to keep Written Books. It shows an GUI when opened. 3. Quills - This can be used to edit the Sign Block.
First set by 112.200.122.161 12:12, 20 May 2013 (UTC)
- I like all three of these ideas, the tinted glass would just be crafted with whatever color dye you want, the bookshelf would be a lot more realistic instead of just keeping them in chests, and the Quills would definitely save time (so you don't have to destroy the sign and set it down again). Another ability to the Quill I think would be to "name" chests. You would right click the chest with the quill and type in what you want to call it. (Ex. "Weapons", "Food", "Building Blocks")
Mcpantsonfire 00:46, 21 May 2013 (UTC)
The crafting for Book And Quills might be this. (If Quills are added) Template:Grid/Inventory Table 112.200.122.161 01:40, 21 May 2013 (UTC)
Another Set is Here! This time all about Liquid!
1. Magma - In Volcano Biomes (Which is requested above,) Magma appears instead of Lava. It has the same flow level like Lava. 2. Acid - Acid Kills Mobs,Destroys Anything except things TNT cannot blow up. It has the same flow level like Water.
I have only 2 This time. Set 2 By 112.200.122.161 01:51, 21 May 2013 (UTC)