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We have a drowned population issue at a very deep river near our base. Any ways to prevent them from spawning?
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We have a drowned population issue at a very deep river near our base. Any ways to prevent them from spawning?

Added sea pickles to the sea floor but they still spawn plenty!

u/edensnowled — 11 hours ago
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First time putting mending on anything.

Never did like infinite durability tools. But elytra's are a pain to get.

u/Bunnybergc137 — 8 hours ago
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On my overworld, all developed villages/cities are connected to at least one freeway.

The roads are usually 7 blocks wide - especially through the desert biome. The outer length is made of polished andesite with a fence. This prevents the Camel Husk Jockeys from jumping over. The next inner length is made of grass/sandstone (depending on biome) and I place torches every 4 blocks to prevent creepy mobs from spawning on my roads at night. The next length are made of stone bricks. The center length is bricks with a powered railway placed every 16 blocks = 1 hexile. The signage on my freeways show distances in hexiles. Signage is placed at interchanges... for another post.

u/Moment2Impact — 23 hours ago

Builds on Server

Here are a showcase of some cool builds I found on a popular server I play. Note that these builds are made by a building team on the server, and these are not mine.

Apologies to anyone who built one of these. If you find this post, I am unable to give credits due to the number of people who helped.

u/mysticmysteryww — 20 hours ago

Ok so I'm trying to start my first hard-core world and I died on day three on my first attempt (spawn was a snowy taiga) and for the past 4 worlds I have loaded it has spawned me in snowy biomes. Is this something the game does or is my luck just this bad. I don't like spawning on snowy biomes.

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u/The_TacoBandit — 14 hours ago

I wanted to share this, without context.

I've been overthinking things lately; I think I wanted to do the exact opposite.

u/Cianoul — 20 hours ago
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