dripstone

AppWizard
July 23, 2025
Minecraft features three primary dimensions with a total of 65 biomes in the Java Edition: 54 in the Overworld, 5 in the Nether, and 5 in The End. The biomes are categorized as follows: Overworld Biomes (54 total): - Ocean Biomes (9) - Highland Biomes (9) - Woodland Biomes (13) - Wetland & Coastal Biomes (7) - Flatland Biomes (4) - Arid-land Biomes (7) - Cave Biomes (3) Nether Biomes (5 total): - Nether Wastes - Soul Sand Valley - Crimson Forest - Warped Forest - Basalt Deltas The End Biomes (5 total): - The End (Main Land) - Small End Islands - End Midlands - End Highlands - End Barrens The Bedrock Edition has a total of 61 biomes.
AppWizard
April 29, 2025
The 1.21.80 update for Minecraft introduces several quality-of-life improvements, including the Flat World Presets feature, which allows players to select templates for flat world creations such as "Redstone Ready," "Snowy Kingdom," and "Water World." This feature is accessible in the Advanced tab on the Create New World screen and enhances player customization. The update also upgrades Mojang's Realms service by adding server region preference settings, enabling players to choose the geographical location of their Realm and providing information about the active server region upon logging in. Additionally, the update aligns the random offset behavior of trees, plants, and environmental blocks between Bedrock and Java editions, promoting consistency across platforms. Various fixes are included, such as resolving a bug with the "invincible pet" mob and changing the use of fireworks for Elytra to prevent unintended activations.
AppWizard
November 11, 2024
Stalagmites, known as Pointed Dripstone in Minecraft, rise from the ground and are found in dripstone caves alongside stalactites, which hang from ceilings. Players can mine pointed dripstone and dripstone blocks using any tool, but a pickaxe is most efficient. To craft a dripstone block, four pointed dripstones are combined at a crafting table. Dripstone caves are located in overworld cave biomes, typically away from water sources. Stalagmites can double fall damage if a player or mob falls onto them, making them hazardous. They can also serve a decorative purpose. Stalactites, which hang down, can drip water or lava into a cauldron when positioned above it, but they deal damage only when the block they are attached to breaks.
Search