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AppWizard
July 29, 2025
A complete day-night cycle in Minecraft lasts 20 real minutes, which is 72 times faster than real-world time. The breakdown of this cycle is as follows: daytime lasts approximately 10 minutes, sunset takes about 1.5 minutes, nighttime lasts around 7 minutes, and sunrise takes another 1.5 minutes. Both the Bedrock and Java editions of Minecraft now adhere to this 20-minute cycle. Players can track time using various methods, such as crafting a clock, observing celestial positions, or using the F3 debug screen in Java Edition. Commands and mods are available to manipulate time in the game.
AppWizard
July 28, 2025
Austrian crystal giant Swarovski has collaborated with Microsoft's Minecraft to release a new line of collectible crystal figurines, including Minecraft Steve, Alex, Creeper, and Pig. These figurines are priced between £280 and £300, making them some of the most expensive Minecraft merchandise. Additionally, a special in-game item called the "Crystal Suit" is available for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, which can be obtained by scanning a QR code. The collection is available for purchase at Swarovski stores and its official website.
AppWizard
July 28, 2025
Minecraft has collaborated with Swarovski to create a collection titled “Your Adventures Crystallised,” featuring four crystal figurines: Alex, The Pig, The Creeper, and Steve. The collection also includes a special crystallised Character Creator item that players can redeem for free by scanning a QR code on the packaging. Additionally, a Crystal Suit, adorned with the Swarovski Swan emblem, is available as an in-game wearable. The collection is available at Swarovski stores and on their official website.
AppWizard
July 22, 2025
Mojang and Microsoft are collaborating with The Smurfs for a crossover in Minecraft, teased through a social media post featuring a pixelated Smurf and a mushroom emoji. The announcement is linked to the upcoming Smurfs film set for release in 2025. Expected additions to Minecraft include skins and costumes based on Smurfs characters, new mobs or NPCs like Papa Smurf and Smurfette, a themed world or map featuring a Smurf village, and size-shifting mechanics for gameplay. Players hope the update will be available on both Minecraft Java and Bedrock editions and accessible on the Minecraft Marketplace. Previous collaborations with films have included themed content, suggesting a similar approach for this crossover. The Minecraft content is anticipated to release shortly after the Smurfs movie in mid-July 2025.
AppWizard
July 20, 2025
After defeating the Ender Dragon in Minecraft, players can engage in the following activities: 1. Explore and loot End cities to obtain an Elytra and gather treasures like enchanted gear and shulker shells. 2. Kill shulkers to collect their shells and craft shulker boxes for enhanced portable storage. 3. Collect the Dragon Egg using a piston or torch trick, which can be displayed or used to respawn the Ender Dragon. 4. Build a base in the End using End stone and purpur blocks for aesthetic structures. 5. Create an Enderman XP farm to harvest experience points and a supply of Ender pearls. 6. Use experience from the Ender Dragon defeat to enchant gear, summon a Wither, and craft a beacon with the Nether Star. 7. Map out all End gateway portals that appear after defeating the Ender Dragon, unlocking access to additional outer End islands.
AppWizard
July 19, 2025
Turtles in Minecraft can be found in sandy beach biomes, particularly when the light level is above 8 and the elevation is below four blocks in Java Edition, or between Y=60 and Y=67 in Bedrock Edition. They typically appear in groups of two to five. To breed turtles, players must collect seagrass using shears and feed it to two adult turtles to trigger love mode. The pregnant female will return to her home beach to lay 1 to 4 eggs within a nine-block radius. Players should protect the eggs by surrounding the nesting site with fences and lighting. The eggs hatch over 4 to 5 game days, and baby turtles take about 20 Minecraft minutes to reach adulthood. Feeding baby turtles extra seagrass can reduce their maturation time by 10%. Adult turtles drop scutes, which are used for crafting turtle shell helmets and the Potion of Turtle Master.
AppWizard
July 19, 2025
Pandas in Minecraft are found primarily in jungle biomes, especially in bamboo jungle variants. To breed Pandas, players need to locate at least two adult Pandas and create a breeding environment with bamboo. For Bedrock Edition, at least 8 blocks of bamboo are required within a 5-block radius, while for Java Edition, just one bamboo block is sufficient. Players must feed the Pandas bamboo to trigger the breeding process, indicated by heart symbols. Once both Pandas are in love mode, they will breed automatically, resulting in a Baby Panda. Feeding the Baby Panda bamboo can help it grow faster.
AppWizard
July 19, 2025
Minecraft features various mob farms that help players gather essential resources and experience points. Five effective and simple mob farms for early gameplay include: 1. Basic spawner based farm: Requires a mob spawner, building blocks, water buckets, and torches. It generates specific mobs for drops and experience points, with low resource costs and high yields. 2. Simple dark room farm: Requires building blocks, trapdoors, and slabs. It involves creating a dark area for mob spawning, allowing for easy elimination of mobs without spawners, effective in any biome. 3. Pillar based Creeper farm: Requires slabs, cats, and building blocks. It uses cats to guide creepers into a killing chamber, preventing other mobs from spawning, and provides a consistent supply of gunpowder. 4. River based Drowned farm: Requires water sources and slabs. Drowned mobs spawn in rivers, dropping rare items like tridents, copper, and gold, which can be funneled into a collection channel. 5. Blaze spawner XP farm: Requires a blaze spawner from a Nether fortress, building blocks, and water (or lava for Bedrock Edition). It involves enclosing the spawner and directing blazes into a drop chute, yielding blaze rods and experience points.
AppWizard
July 19, 2025
Minecraft features a total of 122 advancements categorized into five groups: Minecraft, Nether, End, Adventure, and Husbandry. Each category includes various challenges related to progression and combat. Minecraft Advancements: 1. Craft a crafting table. 2. Mine stone with a pickaxe. 3. Craft a better pickaxe. 4. Smelt an iron ingot. 5. Wear a piece of iron armor. 6. Fill a bucket with lava. 7. Upgrade to an iron pickaxe. 8. Block a projectile with a shield. 9. Obtain a block of obsidian. 10. Obtain a diamond. 11. Build and enter a Nether portal. 12. Wear a full set of diamond armor. 13. Enchant an item using an enchanting table. 14. Enter the Nether. Nether Advancements: 1. Enter the Nether. 2. Deflect a ghast fireball. 3. Travel 7 km in the Nether. 4. Enter a Nether fortress. 5. Obtain crying obsidian. 6. Mine ancient debris. 7. Wear a full set of Netherite armor. 8. Get a Wither Skeleton skull. 9. Survive fire damage with a fire resistance potion. 10. Respawn using a respawn anchor. 11. Visit all Nether biomes. 12. Enter a Bastion Remnant. 13. Ride a strider with a warped fungus on a stick. 14. Rescue a ghast from the Nether. 15. Summon the Wither. 16. Have every status effect at once (secret). The End Advancements: 1. Enter the End. 2. Defeat the Ender Dragon. 3. Obtain the dragon egg. 4. Escape the End via an end gateway. 5. Respawn and defeat the Ender Dragon again. 6. Collect dragon’s breath. 7. Obtain elytra. 8. Levitate 50 blocks with shulkers. Adventure Advancements: 1. Discover every biome. 2. Kill one of every hostile mob. 3. Hit a target with an arrow. 4. Shoot a crossbow. 5. Kill a skeleton from 50+ blocks away. 6. Hit a target block bullseye from 30+ blocks. 7. Kill two phantoms with one arrow. 8. Kill a pillager captain. 9. Kill a mob with a poisonous potato. 10. Kill five unique mobs with one crossbow shot. 11. Change your spawn point by sleeping. 12. Successfully defend a village from a raid. 13. Throw a trident at something (and pick it back up). 14. Strike a villager with lightning. 15. Survive a lightning strike. 16. Walk on powder snow without sinking. 17. Spy on a phantom through a spyglass. 18. Spy on a ghost through a spyglass. 19. Spy on a dragon through a spyglass. 20. Fall and survive from a high place. Husbandry Advancements: 1. Eat any food. 2. Breed two animals. 3. Tame an animal. 4. Breed every breedable mob. 5. Tame every variant of cat. 6. Plant a seed and harvest it. 7. Collect honey safely. 8. Move a bee nest with silk touch. 9. Walk on honey blocks to slow down. 10. Apply wax to a copper block. 11. Scrape wax off a copper block. 12. Have an ocelot trust you. 13. Eat every edible food item. 14. Upgrade a hoe to the Netherite tier.
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.
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