It looks like a coppercore block, yet it has pink spots all over it. What does it do?
( could someone make a amazing thread about ALL the blocks in this game and their uses.
Also bonus question. How do i find Iron ingiots.
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So i found a new type?
You probably found redstone (red?) here are all the block types:
http://minecraftwiki.net/images/3/32/Template1.png
You don't find iron ingots, you make them from Iron ores which you can find underground and collect using a stone pickaxe.
You smelt Iron ore into Iron Ingots using a furnace.
Crafting recipes:
http://minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Crafting
I carry a stack of gravel when I explore because when you place a block, it drops. So when I mine and hit the roof a cave, I can drop gravel blocks to the floor till it becomes a suitable platform for me to jump on to and then dig my way down.
I always carry a stack of gravel around with me when I go spelunking. Like Teaspoon83 says, it's great for dropping down long drops, a handy/cheap way to block/soak up lava or water and if you ever need flint, you can just put the gravel back down and try breaking it over and over again.
If this wasn't in the Minecraft forum, that would sound so strange.
I mining what looks like gold ore, yet when i mined it I got nothing from it. I found about 5 blocks of it.
Is it broken or is this how gold ore works? Like a chance to get some?
" @TheBeast: So could you help me with another problem? I mining what looks like gold ore, yet when i mined it I got nothing from it. I found about 5 blocks of it. Is it broken or is this how gold ore works? Like a chance to get some? "I think you need a certain pickaxe to receive the items from higher quality metals or something like that.
You need a wood axe to mine stone, or coal.
Im not sure, but you probably need a stone axe to mine iron (wood's useless for digging as soon as you get some stone anyways).
You need an iron axe or higher to mine gold, redstone, or diamond.
You need a diamond axe to mine obsidian.
You cannot mine bedrock (adminium).
" I carry a stack of gravel when I explore because when you place a block, it drops. So when I mine and hit the roof a cave, I can drop gravel blocks to the floor till it becomes a suitable platform for me to jump on to and then dig my way down. "Gravel is super helpful around lava too. You can remove an entire pool of lava by dropping gravel in it rather than just covering it with stone.
I'm sorry, but can't you people read a wiki? That's kinda where all this information is put out plainly and easy to read.
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