Minecarts

AppWizard
April 15, 2026
The Sulfur Cube, introduced in the Chaos Cubed update, is currently in testing and has generated excitement among players. A Reddit user demonstrated a creative use of the Sulfur Cube as a mode of transportation by attaching it to a boat with a lead, along with a potion of slow falling and a spear, allowing for high-speed travel. This method offers a new way to navigate the game, surpassing traditional transport options like elytra, horses, or minecarts. There are concerns that this exploit may be patched soon, but it presents an opportunity for players to explore the Sulfur Cube's capabilities.
AppWizard
February 22, 2026
TNT in Minecraft Bedrock is crafted using five units of sand and four units of gunpowder, arranged in a cross shape in the crafting grid. It can be activated through various methods, resulting in significant explosions. Custom TNT allows players to create unique explosions using command blocks, redstone mechanics, and innovative designs like TNT cannons and traps. Advanced techniques include mastering redstone circuits, TNT duplication, and utilizing data packs for further customization. Safety measures are essential when testing custom TNT, including using a controlled environment, protective gear, and regular backups of the game world. Common issues include TNT not exploding, unexpected explosion effects, and lag, which can be resolved by checking redstone circuits, adjusting parameters, and limiting the number of TNT blocks used.
AppWizard
December 23, 2025
Players can now join characters from Minecraft, including Steve, Alex, and the Creeper, in Sonic Racing Crossworlds. An in-game Minecraft Festival will occur from October 9th at 8:00 PM (ET) until October 12th at 7:59 PM (ET), offering a racing experience with various prizes. The Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds - Minecraft Pack features playable characters, a minecart vehicle, a Minecraft World track, remixed Minecraft music, six unique emotes per character, and additional immersive sound effects.
AppWizard
October 26, 2025
The spear is a new weapon in Minecraft introduced in the Mounts of Mayhem update, positioned between the sword and the trident. It allows for both Jab and Charge attacks, providing versatility in combat. To craft a spear, players need 2 sticks and one of the following: wooden planks, stone blocks, or various ingots (copper, iron, gold, diamond, or netherite). The crafting process involves placing one stick in the bottom-left corner, another in the center, and the chosen material in the top-right corner of a crafting table. The Jab attack is a standard close-range strike with a cooldown period, while the Charge attack builds momentum for increased damage and can knock back or dismount opponents when mounted on an animal. Higher-tier spears deal more damage but have longer cooldowns. Players can also perform Charge attacks while using an Elytra or traveling in Minecarts or boats on icy surfaces. Various enchantments, including Lunge, can enhance the spear's capabilities.
AppWizard
October 9, 2025
Characters and tracks from Minecraft are being integrated into Sonic Racing Crossworlds, allowing players to race with characters like Steve, Alex, and Creeper. A Minecraft Festival will be held in-game from October 9th at 8:00 PM (ET) to October 12th at 7:59 PM (ET), featuring competitions for prizes. A trailer has been released to showcase the new features of this collaboration.
AppWizard
October 1, 2025
Minecraft's upcoming update, Mounts of Mayhem, will introduce new mounts and items to enhance riding mechanics. The update does not have a confirmed release date but is expected to arrive before 2026, potentially aligning with the winter break. New mounts include the nautilus, which players can tame with pufferfish, and zombie horses, now available in survival mode. The update will also feature nautilus armor in various materials and a new weapon, the spear, designed for mounted combat with two attack options.
AppWizard
September 27, 2025
The Minecraft Live showcase confirmed the introduction of The Copper Age, set to launch on September 30, which will feature new materials such as copper for tools, armor, and decorative items like Copper Torches and Copper Lanterns. It will also include the Copper Golem for item sorting and a new furniture piece called the Shelf for storage. Additionally, the upcoming Mounts of Mayhem expansion is scheduled for late 2025, introducing a new weapon, the Spear, and an underwater mount called the Nautilus, which can be tamed with Pufferfish. The Nautilus allows for extended underwater exploration without consuming air bubbles, but players must be wary of the Zombie Nautilus variant. The Zombie Horse will also be available in Survival mode. Testing for Mounts of Mayhem will begin soon via Bedrock preview and Java snapshots, and a Dragon Ball Z DLC is expected later this year.
AppWizard
September 18, 2025
The copper age update introduces enhancements focused on copper golems, adjustments to mannequins, and various bug fixes. Key changes include: - Copper golems can now only attempt to open adjacent chests when acting as passengers. - Notifications now use the format minecraft:notification/ instead of notification:. - The Data Pack version has been updated to 87.1. - Mannequin descriptions are now configurable, and they can accept the minecraft:profile component from spawner items. - New data fields for mannequins include pose (with valid entries such as standing, crouching, swimming, fall_flying, sleeping), immovable, description, and hidedescription. - The spawnpoint command now accepts a pitch argument, and the setworldspawn command is no longer restricted to the overworld. - The fetchprofile command provides clickable text to summon a mannequin with the resolved profile. - Modified entity data for players includes required fields for yaw, pitch, and dimension. - New context values for loot functions have been added. - Multiple bugs have been fixed, including issues with copper golems, mannequins, and game crashes. Pre-releases are available for Minecraft: Java Edition, and users are advised to back up their worlds before testing.
AppWizard
July 15, 2025
Minecraft is set to release its third game update, version 1.21.100.23, later this year. Key features confirmed for this update include: 1. Copper Golem: A player-crafted mob made from copper blocks and carved pumpkins that transports items into a standard chest. Defeating it yields 1 to 3 copper ingots. 2. Copper Chest: A new block that appears when a Copper Golem is summoned, allowing players to drop items for automatic collection and sorting. It can be crafted from a standard chest and copper ingots and comes in waxed and oxidized appearances. 3. Copper Tools: A set of tools for early-stage players, including a Copper Axe, Hoe, Pickaxe, Shovel, Sword, and Copper Armor (Helmet, Chest Plate, Leggings, Boots), providing a minor upgrade from stone tools. 4. Technical and Parity Updates: Various adjustments and bug fixes, including: - Fully responsive hotbar on touch devices. - Improved ambient occlusion for non-full blocks. - Adjusted glowing text on signs. - Fixed issues with custom armor and the Happy Ghast. - Changes to boat mechanics, including sound and movement adjustments. - Streamlined interactions with leashed mobs and vehicles.
AppWizard
June 16, 2025
In the "Chase the Skies" update of Minecraft, players can find and tame a new mob called the Happy Ghast. To find a Happy Ghast, players must locate a Dried Ghast in the Soul Sand Valley biomes or obtain it through Piglin trades or crafting. They can then rehydrate the Dried Ghast in water to create a Ghastling, which is tamed by throwing a total of 10 snowballs at it. Once tamed, players can craft a harness for the Happy Ghast using 3 leather, 2 glass blocks, and 1 wool block. The Happy Ghast can carry up to four players, with the first rider controlling the flight direction. Players can dismount mid-air and stand on the Happy Ghast’s head. It can be used for aerial scaffolding, mobile transport, group travel, and creative showcases. Players are advised to build a Happy Ghast station for easier remounting. Happy Ghasts are vulnerable to fire damage and hostile ghasts, and they wander within a 32-block radius when harnessed. The harness can be removed with shears, and players have created travel systems using Happy Ghasts in minecarts.
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