Minecraft

'Use' a piece of sugar cane on some grass or dirt, that is adjacent to some water.

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no if online yes if offline

No there isn't any dating servers

It's on the exact same page as the Minecraft downloadable, on the Minecraft/downloads page, Minecraft_Server.exe

iron ore is all over and fairly easy to find. if you are near mountains some may be sticking out the sides, look for tan-ish color sticking out of it. otherwise you have to dig. you can find iron anywhere from just below the dirt layer to the bottom of the map. just dig a staircase down to bed rock, then hold shift and press f3 to see what it says next to the letter y off to the side. go up the stairs till you get to number 12. then just dig straight off to the side in a shaft. you find lots of iron, gold, redstone, coal, and occasional diamonds, caves, or lapis lazuli (blue coloerd gem)

The default is 16x16, but you can use HD texture packs that can go much higher, 64x64, 128x128, 256x256... Etc

No one cares about minecraft, go play a real video game stupid nerd

weakest to strongest:

leather

iron

gold

diamond

im not sure which ones stronger,iron or gold

Minecraft Alpha came out in 2009.

As of 12-12-20, Minecraft is available for the Sony PlayStation 3.

You have to fill the space with something, and then mine it away. So imagine if you had a 5x4 pool of water that you wanted to remove. If you filled the water with 20 blocks of material, then mined all of that away, then the space is now empty, the water is gone. Netherrack is a good choice for this since it mines quickly. You should also make sure that new water can't flow in to replace the water you are removing also, block off or dam any other sources.

By pressing the left, right, up and down button while looking ata a direction it depends on where your lokking at it is like walking in land in minecraft exccept you cant crash on the blocks.

No your have to wait for the mods to update which may take some time.

shears:

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[i] [ ]

i = iron

When you first start the server it will make a bunch of files, server.properties is one of them. Right click on it and select Open With.... and select WordPad or something simple.

the texture pack that started the entire doku series, dokucraft dark, high, or light.

it supports many mods, including tale of kingdoms, Aether mod, clay soldiers, mystic ores, millenaire, and better than wolves. hope this helped

You click on The one that says Button 1 and type anything (Letters or Numbers)

example, button 1 (You click then type the letter or number you want like A) So when you change it, it should be that letter that does that thing.)

It varies - save files are a lot bigger than the game. The game files take about 50 megabytes. Saves start out around a megabyte, but they can work up to hundreds, if not thousands. For a well developed world, 10 gigabytes isn't out of the picture.

If you're asking about memory, lots. I have 8GB of RAM and it runs fine, but I've tried it with 2 and had a fair bit of lag. At least 4 gigs of RAM for optimal performance. However, the game isn't intense enough that a little bit of lag ruins it.

Cauldrons in Minecraft can be used to store water, equal to a single bucket full, for filling potions with water (up to three.) You can also use the cauldron instead of a brewing stand to make potions. It requires water, a netherwart, the ingredient for whichever potion you are attempting to make, glowstone and/or redstone to increase potency and duration, and gunpowder if a splash potion is desired.

Unless you're using a mod that specifically changes mineral distribution, the only thing that changes ore distribution is elevation on the map. So you understand the coordinates - full numbers are the boundaries between blocks. Level 0 is the top of the void underneath the world (which is no longer accessible, as far as I know), and the top is...I guess it's 255 or 256 now. (It used to be 128.)

Some useful reference measurements: Bedrock/Adminium only shows up in 0-5. Lava tends to show up in vast quantities below 10. (Thus I recommend not mining below 10, as you might suddenly find your drift ending in a wall of lava - and if you're anything like me, you'll be watching a movie or something as you drift-mine.) Sea level is at 64.

The ore-spawning levels I have memorized are from before the sky limit increase. Excepting coal, I think everything is still the same (after all, sea level didn't change and everything but coal had an occurrence elevation based on sea level), but be aware that some of these numbers might be a little off. I do know diamond is the same, and it's the one you should be using to define the upper limits of your mine.

Coal: Probably off the top of the map. I see no reason they'd have changed it - it was 128 before the height change, so it's probably 256 now.

Iron: 64 and below. Anywhere below sea level

Gold: 32 and below. The lower half of the underground

Diamond and Redstone: 16 and below. The lowest quarter of the underground

Lapis Lazuli: 10-18 or so. It's the only one with a lower limit above void, making it a bit of an oddity.

The best area for mining in terms of safety and material yield is between 10 and 16. That should get you out of most of the lava while leaving every block you mine capable of being any type of ore.

The following mining pattern should enable you to directly see every block in that area. x is a mined block, o is one left behind:

xxooxxoo

oxoooxoo

oooxooox

oooxooox

oxoooxoo

xxooxxoo

As you can see, every unmined block (o) is exposed to a mined block.

The top and bottom levels have a shelf carved out so you can see one more strip of blocks - that which would, in an infinite pattern, be exposed by the floor of the next level up and the roof of the next level down. (You might have to take the block above the 1 block gap in the lower level, too, so you can see the extra block you exposed. This is an optional extra - the odds of missing out on anything significant by just cutting 1x2 tunnels are quite low.

If you meant materials instead of minerals, most rare substances (including coal, iron and gold, actually) can be more efficiently produced in sustainable generation structures of some kind or other. These vary in complexity from chicken coops for egg farming to waterless mob grinders for gold. Clay's the only thing you really have to look hard to find that you can't later reproduce, except for ores.

you have to find sugar cane witch is always near water and then destroy it and replant it.

You have to give it bones.