Indholdsfortegnelse for Issue 100 i Minecraft World Magazine

THE NEXT UPDATE As yet unnamed, the secrets of Minecraft’s next major update are shrouded in secrecy, and that makes it hard to know exactly what’ll be in there. What you WILL see in the game fairly soon are bamboo-type wood blocks, including the new raft-type boat and hanging signs – not to mention the addition of the new camel mob! We can also look to Minecraft Live and note that the mob vote concluded with the sniffer becoming the latest addition to Minecraft, beating out the tuff golem and the rascal. The sniffer is an ancient mob that has gone extinct, but can be brought back to life from eggs found in underwater chests. Once they’re walking the Overworld again, they’ll be able to sniff out ancient seeds that…

ABOUT FIRE CHARGES A fire charge is a craftable item which can be used to set a block on fire or crafted into a weapon. They are consumed when used, but will light TNT, nether portals, campfires and candles just like a flint & steel. Unlike the latter, they cannot be used to make a creeper detonate instantly, although this behaviour will be added in version 1.19.3. If placed in a dispenser, a fire charge will become a small fireball when dispensed. When the fireball hits a mob, it deals 5 damage instantly and up to 4 additional damage from setting the target alight. Small fireballs have an unlimited range and when they fly out of a dispenser, they start off slow before speeding up. CRAFTING FIRE CHARGES A fire…

Hey Grant! Glad you can still read the magazine all the way across the Atlantic! Any readers think they live further afield? Let us know! ◼ You want the fill command for this. Use the following command to replace all air blocks in a 30-block square, five blocks above you, with sea lanterns. Tweak the numbers to change the size and shape! /fill ~15 ~5 ~15 ~-15 ~5 ~-15 sea_lantern replace air ◼ Most common building blocks have a blast resistance between 3 and 6. For context, obsidian has a blast resistance of 1200! ◼ They do! You can get deepslate bricks by crafting four cobbled deepslate into four polished deepslate, then again into four deepslate bricks! ◼ The easiest way to get a mob spawner is to pick it…

PROTECT & SURVIVE Wherever you build a house, defences are important for keeping mobs out. Make sure there are high walls surrounding the building and space to expand a little. We enclosed part of a village to make a small compound, including the pre-built farms for a food source, a well, and some livestock: sheep. Ensure the interior is well-lit otherwise you’ll find mobs spawning inside the ‘safe’ area, and that’s something you definitely don’t want – one creeper and, whether you survive or not, all your hard work will be undone! BEDROOM A sleeping area is definitely essential. It’ll allow you to skip through the nights when you run out of things to do, and speed your way past unwanted rainstorms. Make sure it’s decorated tastefully – it doesn’t…

MAY 2009: FIRST EVER MINECRAFT RELEASES Inspired by a game called ‘Infiniminer’, developer Notch publicly released his own game, called Minecraft, on 17th May 2009. This would become the Java Edition and the first version is said to have taken one weekend to code! From this point on, Minecraft would enter a phase of releases and upgrades that continue to this day – you can still play many of them! JUNE 2009: ON SALE The positive response to the game led Notch to put the initial version on sale so he could start to develop it full-time. The first copy was sold on 13th June 2009. 1,000 were sold within a month, while around 20,000 people had registered to play the free version. DECEMBER 2010: FIRST BETA RELEASE The first…

TRAPDOOR! FINDING TRAPDOORS There are two main types of trapdoor: iron and wooden. Iron trapdoors are found in ancient cities and can only be opened by a redstone signal. Wooden trapdoors can be found at the entrances to basements in half of all igloos, in shipwrecks, and some villages. They can be opened and closed by the player as well as a redstone signal, and come in ten different varieties based on the type of planks they were crafted with. CRAFTING TRAPDOORS To craft a wooden trapdoor, put six matching planks of oak, spruce, birch, jungle, mangrove, dark oak, or acacia onto a crafting grid. You can also use crimson planks, warped planks, or (in version 1.20) bamboo planks! To craft an iron trapdoor, you need to place four ingots…

10 ANCIENT LIGHTHOUSE The real-life Lighthouse of Alexandria was built around 280 BCE. One of the tallest human-made structures for many centuries, it is also one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Palando’s amazing interpretation shows what it would have looked like (it was destroyed in an earthquake 500 years ago). Created on an island, this build allows you to take a peek inside at the roaring flame that was always lit at night. tinyurl.com/mcw100topten-10 9 ZEUS’S GRAND TEMPLE In ancient Greek mythology, Zeus ruled on Mount Olympus as the god of the sky. Since he was also king of the gods, you could expect him to have a cool palace and that’s what Jordn has created here. The build is beautifully detailed, with loads of domed towers…

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WHY KEEP BEES? The main reason to start beekeeping is to generate a free source of honey, which is one of Minecraft’s most useful foods. It’s capable of removing poison effects and restoring 6 health, and can also be crafted into honey blocks or sugar! DO: LEARN WHERE TO FIND NESTSS The first step in keeping bees is finding nests to transport and/or luring bees to your hives. You can use flowers to direct bees in order to populate any hives you’ve built, and you can find nests in several biomes with differing chances. Roughly one in every 20 trees in a plains, sunflower plains and mangrove swamps biome has a nest. One in every 50 trees has a nest in flower forests, forests and birch forests. And mountain meadows…

Thank you to so many of you for taking the time to write in and tell us all about your fantastic Minecraft creations, collections, cakes and ideas! We love receiving all your interesting letters, so be sure to get in touch about anything Minecraft related! You can write to us via email. Our address is: incoming@everythingmw.com We look forward to hearing from you! Here’s the latest collection of letters… CLAIRE’S MINECRAFT JOURNEY I am Claire and I just had my 14th birthday:). I am a big fan of Minecraft. I started to play Minecraft ever since it was released, partly because my English teacher is also a fan of Minecraft, and partly because I heard of it on the TV. I walk through every single version that Minecraft had ever…

BUILD SPECS The world of Minecraft is a simple one, and what could be a more simple thing to build than a waterwheel? Pre-industrial engineers everywhere used waterwheels to do their work for them – although this one is simply decorative! Here are the things your build needs to have to qualify: ◼ A waterwheel in contact with a river ◼ A wooden and stone frame ◼ A triangular roof ◼ An internal wheel Other than that, you’re free to try whatever you want! HINTS AND TIPS The hard part here is picking the right location – you want it close to a river, but also it needs a decent amount of space so that you can build a good-sized workshop around it. Look for winding rivers in a forest…