Indholdsfortegnelse for Issue 106 i Minecraft World Magazine

USING JUKEBOXES Jukeboxes are the only way you can play the many music discs found throughout Minecraft. Interacting with a jukebox while holding a disc will cause it to disappear into the block and play whatever sounds are on it (usually music!) before the disc is automatically ejected at the end of the track or you interact with the jukebox again, whichever comes first. The music generated by a jukebox travels roughly 65 blocks in every direction, giving it an effective range of 130 blocks. The music gets quieter the further you are from the jukebox, but it can be heard through walls and solid rock! CRAFTING A JUKEBOX Jukeboxes aren’t generated automatically anywhere in Minecraft! That means the only way to get one is to craft it yourself. Luckily,…

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… ALFIE’S CREEPER Alfie would love to have his ‘creeper statue’ picture in your magazine. Alfie says… “It did take two hours to create and I am very happy with it. I have been playing Minecraft since I was 4 years old. It helps me relax and it will help me become an architect when I’m older.” Thank you very much Diane…

BUILD SPECS ◼ To build the trampoline, you’re going to need some concrete in the colour of your choice, slime blocks for the bouncing, and iron bars to create the safety cage (if you wish). Here we’ve also used some black carpet to cover the bouncy area, fence for the legs, and some stairs to climb in! ◼ First, you’ll need to place a block on the ground (any will do) and then drop a coloured concrete block on top – we’ve gone with red. After you remove the bottom one, the top one will float. Then you can create the ‘mat’ area for your trampoline. We used a simple four-block ‘circle’. When you’re done, fill in the centre with slime blocks and then cover them with the carpet. At…

There’s an old saying that the best things in life are free, and that certainly rings true in Minecraft. Why spends hours mining for resources to craft a single item, when you can find chests filled with free stuff scattered all over the place? Not that finding them doesn’t come without its problems, not least the fact that the game world is MASSIVE, and that some of the best rewards are often in some very well-protected places. To help you find a few hidden treasures, here are some of the best places to go looking for free resources – from the everyday essentials to some of the rarer items you’ll need to progress deeper into the game with. Just make sure that you’re ready for a fight if you’re heading…

GRIAN My name is Jake, I’m 14, and here are two favourite Minecraft YouTubers: Grian: he is really funny and an amazing builder. ibxtoycat: he plays Minecraft Bedrock and goes over upcoming features. PRESTONPLAYZ My name is Aurelia and I love your mag. My favourite YouTubers are PrestonPlayz, for his funny pranks, BriannaPlayz, for her react videos, Aphmau, for her crazy excitement, and Farzy for his hardcore Minecraft world! Aurelia Q, aged 10 CRAFTEE AND MAV My name is Mav and I’m Minecraft crazy! Here is my drawing of Craftee, my favourite YouTuber to watch! Mav, aged 5 FARZY My favourite YouTuber is Farzy! Riley S…

Dear Ask Us Anything. I have some questions for you. I play on Bedrock Edition (on a tablet). 1) Is there a wither storm mod for Bedrock Edition? 2) When is Minecraft Legends available for tablets? 3) Can you change Java seeds to Bedrock? 4) How do you make mods for Bedrock Edition? 5) Can you do a guide to all the mobs again, please? 6) How do you get command blocks in Bedrock Edition (tablet)? 7) Can you do a guide on Hypixel, please? Can you please print my whole letter? I really like your mag, especially the seed spotlight! Ben, aged 9 (nearly 10!) Hey Ben! We can print your whole letter (although for anyone else writing – remember we can’t always guarantee it!). Here are your answers:…

FINDING A SPOT As with any build, the first thing you need to do is pick a spot to build your water park. We recommend starting near the ocean, ideally where there’s an island you can build on nearby. Alternatively, find a natural lake and build there – all you need is a large, deep body of water nearby and some relatively flat and clear land. When you’ve picked your spot and cleared it off a little, you can now start building your attractions. UNDERWATER TUNNEL Few of us have the special diving equipment needed to explore the depths. While you could simply hand out the necessarily goods to your guests, why not take the step of building an underwater walkway instead? Your very own shark tunnel. All you’re missing…

SINKHOLE VILLAGE Seed: 712262452098460 Version Tested: Java 1.19 & 1.19.4 In earlier versions of Minecraft, prior to 1.19.3, this seed will spawn you next to a lake with a massive sinkhole, which has an abandoned (no wonder) village at the bottom of it. Up-to-date versions retain the village, just in the middle of the lake. All versions have a desert pyramid close by (X=80, Z=368) – and a bit of a trek, to X=864, Z=112, along with a fair bit of mining, will get you down to an ancient city for some underground adventuring! It’s perhaps worth rolling back to an older version of the game for a bit of fun with this one! DRY MONUMENT Seed: -7523372035983927017 Version Tested: Bedrock 1.19.83 A strange one, this. Travel to X= -273…

We bet you know this by now, but on 7th June, Mojang finally gave us the biggest Minecraft update of the year: Trails & Tales. In fact, never mind the biggest update of the year: it’s one of the biggest updates to the game full stop. It moves the game along to version 1.20, and is free to download for existing Minecraft players. It should automatically download for you, so you won’t even have to do anything – but if you’re stuck, you can head over to www.minecraft.net for help. Even as you read this, we’re digging deep into the new update for our huge guide next issue. But to get you started, here are some of the things you should be looking out for – tick them as soon…

USING MUSHROOMS Mushrooms can’t be eaten directly, but they CAN be turned into mushroom stew by placing one of each colour in a wooden bowl, and the mushroom stew is edible. A single mushroom (either colour) is required for the rabbit stew recipe (along with cooked rabbit, potato and a carrot) and for a ‘suspicious stew’, which is made by adding a flower to normal mushroom stew. You can also place mushrooms into a composter for a 2-in-3 chance of raising the compost level by one. COLLECTING MUSHROOMS Mushrooms come in two main types: red and brown. The two are virtually identical apart from their appearance, though they grow into different types of huge mushroom if fertilised. All mushrooms can only grow if the light level is 12 or lower…

10 EUROFIGHTER TYPHOON FGR.4 Although we’re very much peace-loving folk here at Minecraft World, we can’t ignore the sleek-looking Eurofighter Typhoon jet which was introduced in 2003. In real life, the plane is 15 metres (49 feet) long, 11 metres (36 feet) wide and 5.3 metres (17 feet) tall. In Minecraft, BABAofficial has created a version on a 4:1 scale that is 64 x 45 x 24 blocks. It’s decorated in the GINA livery created to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. tinyurl.com/mcw106topten-10 9 HAWKER HURRICANE The Hawker Hurricane was also a fighter aircraft, introduced in 1937 just two years before the outbreak of the Second World War. It was in action throughout the conflict and this particular version – the Mk IIC – was flown by…

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