Indholdsfortegnelse for Issue 105 i Minecraft World Magazine

NEW MUSIC Yet another new music disc has been added! Entitled ‘Relic’, this one comes from composer Aaron Cherof, who has written music for games like Mini Metro and Sunshine Heavy Industries. The discs will be available from brushing suspicious gravel blocks within trail ruins, with a 1 in 12 chance of appearing as a rare loot drop. When playing in a jukebox, it will output a signal strength of 14 through a comparator. The game also adds four new ambient soundtracks from the same composer: ‘A familiar room’, which will play in all biomes; ‘Bromeliad’, which will play in jungles, cherry groves and forests; ‘Crescent dunes’, which plays in deserts and badlands; and ‘Echo in the wind’, which plays in cherry groves, flower forests, lush caves and badlands. SHARD…

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… MOCHI’S PICTURE Hello! This is my picture of Steve playing Minecraft in Survival mode and he is fighting mobs in the Overworld. It took me 20 minutes to make. I hope you will put it in the magazine. I love your magazine! Mochi Aged 7 That only took you 20 minutes to do, Mochi?! We’re seriously impressed. We’re thrilled you love…

BUILD SPECS ■ Here, we’re going to build a relatively simple water fountain. It’s based on a basic redstone circuit that needs two observers, a dispenser, a lever and the block you’d like to build it from. For simplicity’s sake, we’ve completed the build using white concrete, but you can use any solid block you like. ■ Create a simple 9x9 square from your block of choice, and from that dig out a six-block channel from the centre that’s two blocks deep. Put down a line of redstone dust in this channel. In the centre of the 9x9 square, place two observers at the end of the redstone, so that the top one stands at the centre of the fountain – you can then surround this with the blocks of…

The world of our favourite game has grown a little more recently, with the release of Minecraft Legends. It features a story, told through animated scenes at certain points in the game, that tells of an invasion of the Overworld by a piglin army using portals from the Nether. Your character is then plucked from your stronghold by three strange ‘Hosts’ – Foresight, Action and Knowledge (our cover stars this month), the creators of the Overworld – who ask you to battle these dark forces. As the Overworld’s best hope, you journey through the biomes that you’ll recognise from the original game, defending villages, overcoming piglin strongholds, and destroying their portals along the way. But be careful, as horrible piglins and their hog masters – along with a myriad of…

The success in cinemas of The Super Mario Bros Movie seems to have finally lit the fuse under plans for a big screen outing for our favourite videogame! There’s been talk about a Minecraft feature film from Hollywood, dating all the way back to 2014. In fact, it was in February 2014 that word first leaked that a Minecraft film was being considered, with a major Hollywood studio – Warner Bros – snapping up the rights to make the film. Warner Bros has remained involved over the near-ten years since, but the story of the movie has been a lot of near misses, with nothing on the screen yet! For instance, a director was hired in 2014: a man called Shawn Levy. He’s gone on to make films such as…

Dear Ask Us Anything, I’m Zander and I have a few questions for you. 1. What’s the difference between a small fireball and a large fireball? (Small fireballs were mentioned in the Item of the Month in issue 100.) 2. Are Nether wood items (warped and crimson planks, trapdoors, etc.) flammable? 3. Does redstone wash away/break in rain like it does in water? 4. How many blocks away from a beacon can you get and still see the beam? 5. How many health points do allays have? 6. Do tools lose durability when you try to mine bedrock with them in Survival mode? 7. Do tame foxes behave the same way as tamed wolves? (E.g., teleporting to their player, sitting, etc.) Please put me in the magazine and thanks for…

If you’re looking to explore far beyond the safety of your home base, the Minecraft world can be an easy place to get lost in. For starters, every newly created world is pretty much unique, so you’re not going to find a handy map to follow. Plus, each world is HUGE, so making a map to cover the whole thing would take ages! When you are travelling around, it doesn’t help that one mountain, forest or underground cave can look much the same as another, and that can quickly leave you confused and not sure of which way to head back to a familiar place. Fortunately, there are plenty of simple tips to help you plot a path back home. GOOD N.E.W.S. One good way to keep a general sense…

To try and settle the question once and for all, we’ll compare these two versions to determine which – if either - is superior. So, whether you’re a seasoned Minecraft pro or just starting out, read on to find out which version of Minecraft is right for you! THE TWO VERSIONS First off, we should explain the basic difference between these two editions for anyone who doesn’t know. The JAVA EDITION of Minecraft is the original and most well-known version of the game. It has been in continuous development since the game’s initial release in 2011, and is known for its extensive modding community, which allows players to customise the game with mods and add-ons, adding new features and gameplay mechanics. Java Edition also has a large multiplayer community, where players…

WOOL! WHERE TO FIND IT Almost every colour of wool can be found in the game without the need to craft it. With the exceptions of magenta, light blue (in Bedrock Edition), pink and purple, every colour of wool can appear in a woodland mansion. Some village structures contain wool, as do pillage outposts and ancient cities. Wool can also be collected by shearing adult sheep, or by trading with apprentice-level shepherd villagers, each of which offers a different colour of wool for the price of one emerald. It’s also possible to craft a wool block out of four pieces of string; so, if you have shears or a sword handy, you can turn cobwebs found underground into wool blocks! HOW TO MINE IT Wool blocks break fastest using shears,…

10 BARN HOUSE! Barns are useful constructions. On farms, they’re used to store equipment and grain. Many are also home to livestock. This particular barn has been converted into a house, however, and what a splendid pad it makes! Created by morwik, it’s spread over a large space and there’s an extended section round the back for animals. There are also a few plots for growing crops. Doesn’t it look nice at night? tinyurl.com/mcw105topten-10 9 MEDIEVAL FARM VILLAGE Farming dates back about 13,000 years, making it one of the oldest professions in the world. But while this farm village would not have existed quite so long ago (it would date to about 1000 CE in real life), it gives a great taste of life in the past. Thanks to SirPankakez,…

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